Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-02-03

and the balance for export private terms Ginger
at cts Pepper in lots, 81 cts. Mace, 50 cts; Pc
nang Nutmegs, S5a90 cts: Government Numcgs are
held at 80 ctS.a$l There are good many COM
mon Nutmcgs in market. Sugdr-BoX Sugars are
in good steady demand for the trade and full prices
obtained. The sales for the week amount TO l0a
1900 boxes of the various grades. Sale of 80 hhds.
Cuba Muscovado, A cts per h., 6 mos. by auction,
81 boxes common Whites, 6,35a $657 per 100 lbs,
cash and mos.-Daiiy 4dU.
New YoRK--3 days preceding Jan. 81.
COUee-ln better request, and 15OO bags Brazil
sold at ,d6i cts. and 500 new crop green Laguayra
at 6!a6, usual time. Stock of Brazil about 81 900
bags. Cotton-Has been steady, and the weeks
sales have been 10, 400 bales. Drugs and Dyes
Sales of so tons Soda Ash $50 per cent? at q cts,
which, with a large stock, is dull and lower; and
No Castor Oil at $l.50, mos. Flour and Meal
Western Flour quite dull, and large arrivals from
New Orleans have reduced prices l24alS cts. other
kinds without change. We quote n. Orleans $3.50
S5.37I; mixed Western, 5.50a S $500; and good
State and Western, 5.564d$ SOY; pure Genesce,
5.S75dS6. Southern is without change, the sales
reaching about 1900 brls. at $3.50 for Petersburg
Country, Georgetown and Alexandria. Rye Flour
at 3.iS9a 1925; and Corn Meal quite dull at
2.933aS3. Grain-Whcat remains very dull with
no export demand small sales Southern red at 06a
SLIP. Southern yellow Corn has declined 2d3
cts, white selling at 5Sa59 cts, and yellow 81.
Hemp-Contnucs firm, with sales Of l25 bales Amer.
Dcw-rotted at S l55, mos. HideS-Salcs OF 5000
Bucnos Ayrcs, exact prices not stated. IndtSO-is
in good demand with moderate stocks. Ledd-Sales
of about 1900 pigs Missouri at S43l5 cash. No
ing at ISAAC cts. NavaL Sfores-Remain steady.
O1is-Sales of Whale for home at 40 cts, and
Amer. Linsced at 54a55, both cash. Provisions
Demand for Ohio Pork still moderate, and prices
lower. The sales perhaps 1900 brls. closing at
S $50 for new Mess, and ia s I2.l24 for Prime.
Ohio Lard still heavy, and prices rather lower: the
sales include 800 brs. at Ga7 for good prime;
$50 kegs prime old, Z; and 1000 do. good new, n.
Ohio Picked Meats are shade lower, the sales
reach 500 hhds and brls at cts. for Shoulders, and
74aS for Hams, mostly sugar-cured. Seeds-Noth-
ing doing in Clover, Timothy or Flax. Spirits
Small sales Of Domestic Nhiskey at 24a249 cts.
SUgdr-MuscovadoeS and Box have been in good
demand, and with buoyant feeling prices have ad-
yanced fully of cent per ID. The sales consist of
10 hhds old crop New Orleans at a. cts; $50 do.
new, 4ia55, the latter for choice; So Cuba, for re-
lining, y; and 1000 bXs Havana, mostly Brown, for
refining, at 5a6i, and White, 7a73, 4 mos. Iailop
The market is without change. 10000 lbs. prime
sold in lots at S5GS5 cts. cash. Itas-rhc cargo of
the Ihos. w. Sears, the second received here of
new crop Black, was offered at auction yesterday,
and after the withdrawal of considerable portion of
it, the remainder was sold at lust about the rates OBJ
tanned on Friday last for similar qualities TV0ol-
The activity noticed in last report still contn-
ues, the sales of Fleece amounting to about 5000
lbs at prices varying from q to SO Cts for common
10 full blood Nerino and about 25 900 lbs Country
and City Pulled, 2la25l for No and 2Sa3O for SUI
pcrtne.-Ship and Com. List.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81.
COfee-There has been demand, and the
market is again nearly bare in first hands Sales of
about 25OO bags, including Rio and Laguayra, at 81
to g. cts, mos Flour and IIeaL-The demand for
Flour in the early part of the week quite limit
ed, and only few hundred brls. sold at 5 5.25 for
common brands-prces having, subsequently,, given
way, there has been more doing, and 2a3o0O brls.
changed hands at S5l25, including parcel at
something less, and good brand at $5lSi per brl.
Rye Flour in small lots at 3.O9a S3.l2i Corn Meal
in limited demand at 1915 for Penna. Grdin-
There has been some demand for good red Wheat,
but the prices asked being considerably above the
views of buyers, but little business doing-we quote
Liza s from store Rye is worth 66a6S cts Corn
continues scarce and prices very firm-scady sales
OF new Southern yellow at 6Oa62, and old
Penna. at % cts. Oats tend upward-saes of South
ern at 32a33, and Pcnna. at 35a37 cts. Lead-Wc
note sales OF 25OO pigs at s l33, cash. nIOlaSSes
The market continues quiet, about 200 brls new
crop New Orleans sold at 2Sa29 cts, mos. Prout-
S0nS-At the close of the week small supplies
of new Western Pork have been received, but are
not yet landed For the small parcels in store l5l
s $3.50 per brl. has been asked for Mess. Beef
continues scarce-a sale of City Mess at l3aSl5 30
per tree. Large sales of new Western Bacon at S |
for Hams, GAG for Sides, and o. for Shoulders. |
E. Rum continues scarcc-thc last sale was at 81 |
cts. Whiskcy 22a225 cts. in hhdS. and % in brls |
Sugar-Thc market is better supplied, aud the de-
mand has been good, at full rates--about 1900 hhds |
New Orleans have changed hands at 81 to % cts, |
mos.-Mquirer.
CHARLESTON, Jan. &C.
COttOn-Demand good, and prices of the better
sorts have advanced Ct per H. Sales of 8 600 bales
Stock 22,9l5 bales Rice-AIarlsct actve-Salcs of
1863 tres. at 2Rd3a cts. per 10. Erchange-Wc |
quote Sterling ia15 perct prem. Francs Of. 3a5 3d.
Freights-Cotton to Liverpool Sad, Havre / CT
Courier.
MOBILE Jan. 90
Cotton-Thc market has been brisk and closes at
an advance of ias of cent, the weeks sales adding
up "a 900 bales at 81 for ord to for fully fair;
and the stock on hand is l46,724 bales Freghts- |
Are less active. An American ship has been taken
for Liverpool at ID per h. for Cotton, and three for
liavre at ct. ErcAange-Nlarkct active, and rates
steady at ,G1l per cent. prem. for Stering.-Jom
Com.
New OaLEANs-3 days preceding Jan. 90
Cotton-The sales of the week have been IS 900 !
bales, the bulk taken for Great Britain and the !
North. Prices have ranged from 81 for ord. to
= for fair. Stock hand 1913 7S9 bales. Sugars
Are less animated but prices sustaincd-total |
sales of the week 400 hhds. lIol0sses-Demand |
fallen off but prices steady at 20,n202 cts, the
weeks sales 1900 brls. Sales on Plantation of |
40 900 gallons 20 cts 16bccco-Market still quiet
fior-Sales Of small lots at $4.75. Grain-Re-
cepts of Corn light, and sales at 4ia5O for good
shipping lots Prorisons-Pork has been in good |
demand for shipment, and some 1900 brls have |
sold at S IL for Mess, and l0al0.25 for prime Bulk
has sold largely at for Sides and Shoulders, and
cts. for hog round Bacon Sides firm at cts. for
Cincinnati, Shoulders Jas, and hams 5Aa6! for prime
Sales Of Lard light at 4 aS cts. for prime in kegs
phishep-IIas sigtly declined, though common has
been selling at l9ta93 cts. CoGeerhc sales CT the
week have been | 900 bags [supposed Rol the ex-
trcmcs 5! and 81 cts. The stock now left in first |
hands IS estimated at l2OOOul4 900 bags. Exchange
Sterling is rather dull at 7!a53 per ct. prem.
Sight Checks Oh N. York 3al do. Ffeights-Ratcs
to Liverpool very firm, and considerable engage
mens for Cotton at T. Cd. in British and I5-32d in
Amer. vessels. To Havre, 1916 CT has been &C
cepted.-Frice Current
CIt;CISNATI, Jan. 81.
Remarks-Thc river continued to rise until FRI |
day evening, having risen to 10 feet after last
date and attaining to a few inches above the high
water mark Of the previous fTcshet. II has since .
fallen rapidly, the decrease being 6 to feet and
is still falling rapidly. At Louisville on Monday