Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-10-20
hole Number 593.

weeks prices GT""t-for Co 1 the demand mas
SeG' @"o", ''u 'n'IG - very itIle a.iI%t
SUE u iGi'" az o'D w ''i'e "' ''' ana Iileu %
a opc. I"%y Da5sIl ne operations IN tlllS arli-
&C .tNc OGe' "''N t!'c safes amounting 70 "PM%iu5
III i'vo od'o' S,'I SIC mere anu 70 I'i'e' 'OU 81
Wm'cH co,hI i"c' GaCh' ms anu inc pdaloe lo9
49, ms; 'oo D'ie' nEoIsHS t"G t1'ler pre-
nc ri"e'' - I" S'o''ty cp' Ut i'2I' al" INC
st"ch Is III puI ie" '1"C9 SHcE 'hc aoo.G S"igS
io+c' mas pet oNGFeu dla refused l0r co1,IeISoie
o'; oale' diso VI lo2o'y, II ouiu'c'' '' '5&D1''
an" ~ Od'e1 H'rUI"iiS dI 20 eac' ms 1le"P
some parcels oil hussIa ana american nave arrived
sirG our iIs', oL we near o. ho i''tGg sa'es'
Nc MATT Is Urn, out r Inc sales inns "eel nav
have been small. in consrarrnrrl Of The stormy
weather A lot Of d bales has been sold at l34c.
~ N cash Icad-Ab,rt 37nn MICS have heen
dsposed Of since nr last At "a 52l ~ 100 his cash
NJ ,,sece n. ,ucti,n ia brls n Orc,rs % srH
22lr. ~ Gallon. 4 ms ss .N2,,d Stoyes-Tbere
is a good demand for Spirits Turpentine. and the
distiIirrs are the only holders About 300 brls
have been sold nrincip,lv nj IN, ~ Gallon. cash
On-The market for Iinsced continues unsettled
Holders are more disposed to sell and ut lower prices
than thew were asking last week. At New Bedford
the mark ct for Crude Sperm was very firm though
/ quiet and full prices realized The Government
contract for $1,000 gallons Sperm for lighthouses
has been taken at Il 90 ~ gallon cash t1yo-thirds
| Sprino and one-third Winter Prorjsjo,lS--A very
rood demand has been experienced for most kinds Of
sailed Provisions for the California and Southern
markets About 1909 brIs. Mess Porl, have been
/ sold to e-o IN New York, and 20Dg brs far other
markets princinallv at Ii for Mes 20 for Prime
4 considerable ouantty Of barrel Lard has been ex
ported within the last two weeks Soltoetre-Th.
! demand this week has been rood Sales of 23OO
b,o.s At 3, a 5ac ~ H. 6 ms PRINCIPALLY at tbe lat,
ter price Sng9r-The sales have NOT been very
largeths week caused partially bv the rainy weather
/ About $50 hhds Cub, muscGyado sold at - n 55c.
/ 400 boxes browns and yellows 6llG7lc.; 50 boxes
white. for export. eS.j5 ~ 100 his. 6 ms The
Fast Boston Sugar Refinery have advanced the prices
! of their crushed and powdered to o. and loaf 9.c
/ a. H.. u cent of for cash. JUoOi-The demand
for the low ora 1es of American has been very oooI
and it sells readily on arrival-Dait .4dy
N. w.. . H.. ,,...ol;. a.. :,
I,,H.o S - ~ n & f t'io,' 49, a.
oocEy 49, ~ , 5n1 M .i '1-'oou
I. ,I.'. d, ~ ~ o., ION
s't az ~ 49,, o,'iiy " 80 o"e 81
% IL AZ nSo VI t't a. a 10
c rr l9 nrJDnr ~ ,ai G. ~
$50 rco t' -; ~ -: So - I5 ~ ~ -
90 t @ ~ I,Ja, MI w., n.y. AZ i1ss
of Western Flour continue LARGE and prices are less
firm new mixed sellin,- at ! a = 12I tenesae 1S4
/ a -5,25: and southern / 3T} a S5,5O Corn Meal il
firm at Is for Yellow. and IS 25 for white
Jersey. Rye Flour 3ds3l21. Grdin-Wheat
continues ain and ,ri,gs fond d1,yn,vard Salas of
Virginia red at i OF. and white i l21 Rye
| steady at 5gIG co. cts Corn has been unusually
STEADY at 81 3d. cts for mixed Western and Clio
90 for yellow Guuao-A lot Of 50 tons Peruvian
I sold at = II T. ton limos Hemp-!s in fair demand
liyLnS-t OF
nos Avres and Rio Grand at ia cts. and Curacao
/ and Porto Cabclo at s. ISl cts 6 mos Tr1a-
. scotch Pic has sold at .lg IN cash and 2D ~ n
~2I on time .Ol1la5scs-Without change. M
| cat St0res-Seady. CAS-Prjcas of I.nsced
entirely unsetted-9O cts. asked and ~ offered.
PT0clsioHS-Ohio Pork has not varied. Sales Of
20O9 brls at >S.37 for Prime, aud sl037 for Mess.
Ohio Lard continues dull, brls 6Ra64 cts, and
kegs I. See&$-Cluvcr is steady at cts. Spices
Pepper Is looking up and has sold at 6!G63, and
Plmento l cts, cash. Sgifds-Brandy, Rum and
" hsEcy have been IN good demand, the latter at
decline, having sold at % q 27+ cts. Sugars
Market quite duh and prices Of a cent lower The
sales include luJ hhls New Orleans at a 81 cents;
$50 Cuba. 30 G; and 500 bxs. Brown Havana, 6G7,
1 mos. Ta'ioe-The market is without change.
-o'vVJ IDS, lImS Rthdefea Sotd IN lots at o@o5 cts,
cash Sds-l ne TWO PHoiic sales TINS week went
OF Wi5h less animation, ana the market seems TO
nave LOST us ouoyahcyj IoiuerS' however, eVince
iuch Af'IleSS' ana prices nave experienced no par
'icuIaF haiSe'-o"!P y COM A"F'
~, fHILADELrHIA, oct. -
Inc ftoW market continues dull ana inactive,
ana some holders IN ORDER to elect sales, nave sub
mute" 10 uecLhe Oh 1-4 cents U orl' safes OF
common oLahus, LOT Shipment at w. rye innr ana
Sorh Meal are inactive lloiuGfS ask 2''lZ2 pFi'
oIa ~ saIes nd oeGn ietoiteG' uI""-IHeF Is
"'leN uei'dhd lor W neat anu ior PRIME WEite
suSnt Improvement mas Deeh realized sales at
/ 9tt'V0 ouSnei lur prime Sou'heri ana FehhSyIva-
MA 'eu pl'Vo LOT mixed ana 9!'Io ioT Wnte' rye
i SyI!ee anu wanted. Corn Is III 5oou 9eihahd' ana
suPPaeS are coming IN more iiae!{' sales OF yellow
az W cys; aiioiI' OTtS are IaV4ef more inquired
h,rrIs 90 ~ -! HI 49, tiI ~ 81 t "
| ny
CHARLESTON, Oct. IL
Cotton.ihere has been good demand, and
prices are l"lly maintained; sales oil olao bales at
! a ii cts per ID. fiCc-Ih he new crop begins to
come III more freely and as the season advances, the
| receipts OF course VIII increase The transactions
have been confined to prime parcels OF the old crop,
ana the new OF good quality, at and S5l22 per iOo