Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-11-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
BosroN-week preceding Oct. q

DOMESTIC MARhElo.
BosToN-weel preceding Oct. 20.
CQf6e-There is no Coffee IN first hands except
a little Java. FsIt-rhe light receipts OF Mackerei,
and the known short catch for the season, has caused
decided improvement in the article, and sales have
been making at sll for No. l; - for No z, and -
for No. 3 u bril-, cash. 800 brls Nova Scotia NO. .
at s425 u bril- i'll bond and sales since at cash,
duty paid. They now held at SI.oJ, IN Dohu.
FI0uT-The market has been rather quiet during
the week, and sales at Sj.31! for Michigan and
Ohio; $3.50 for Genesee common brands. Southern
sells moderately at III. 80 t. bril-, ms Since the
receipt of the steamers holders are more hrm,
and asking 81 cts. " bril- more, without DeinS
met freely BY buyers. The stock continues moder-
ate for the season. Grdin-The prices OF Corn
have been very steady through the week, and con-
siderable sales made at 67G Is cts Tor Southern yell
low, and cha 65 cts. for white and mixed. Hha'y
Bags-A large quantity have arrived this week,
large portion Of which sold previous to arrival
Sale of 60 bales small size at lOA cts, and 20 bales
II cts. each, 6 ms. Henp-Sales OF 10 tons Rus
STA Clean in lots, at 5000, and some prime at Szoo
T. ton, ms. We do not hear OF any sales oil Amerl-
can. The article is rather dull, and prices not SO
firm. Hides-Thtre has been considerable activity
in the market, and but few South American now
remain in first hands The sales have been 4OOo
Chile hung dried, at 10 cts; 1900 Buenos Ayres at
l1g; 400 do. II cts; $500 do, liz cts, " h.,
ms Sales of Madras Goat Skins at 30 cts, and
Patna II cts. each, ms. A cargo of B. A. Hides,
purchased in Baltimore, in August, for Boston ac-
count, has Just been resod at H. cts, ms. NO
lqSseS-About 1900 hhds. Cuba, sour, have been
taken for distling at 70 cts. U gallon ms Sales
cannot now be made at that price. Cuba sweet, is
dull; some small sales making at 22G23 cts, b
ms OLA further decline has been experienced IN
Linseed. Several thousand gallons OF English nave
been sold since last at ~ 10 and 66 cts gal
lon; 10000 gallons American Ga cts, cash. Since the
arrival of the steamer, sales have been made at ~
nd has
ProUisioRS-There has been pretty brisk demand
for most kinds Of sailed. Pork, Mess liz Sll.oO;
prime 90 $3.50 y bril-, ms Lard is IN good de-
mand and sales OF brl. at 6lG7 cts; kegs 1914 cts.
SGhpehe-The sales since our last have been lSoO
bags at 5!G 50 cts. " b., 6 ms. The demand Is
good and stock quite small. SuSm-lhe sales
have been rather light this week and small reduc-
ton on former prices submitted to. From D to oUO
boxes Cuba browns have been sold IN lots IRON osH
cts; 80 hhds Trinidad Musco 81 cts. " b., = ms.
Daily AdU.
New YoRK-3 days preceding Oct. 26.
.4sheS-Pot remain steady at >6, and Pearl sell at
6.1s3 q s6.25. CQfGc-ls inactive, owing to the
moderate supply oil the various descriptions cotton
The steamers advices have caused an advance OF
] a cent " h., and large sales have been made,
u 500 bales for the week. closing at 1O5 ~ cts
for low mid to fully fair. Fjsh-The markets. bare
of Mackerel Flour and .MeaL-Sales have amount
ed to nearly $4,000 brs. OF Flour within three days,
including old common and new Western, mixed and
straight brands, at 4.624G S525, with Genesee at
| 5lS5a NJ 25. Rye Flour III fair demand at 2.Sl4G
$685. Corn Meal is quite dull at 3124G S3.lo4
| y brl. Gran-Ihe market for Wheat closes firmly
| at 200 81 p for white Genesee, Sl.l5 Tor white
Southern, and >l01 for red Northern Rye re-
mains steady at 59G 60 cts. Corn Is in better re-
quest and prices iirmGr, the closing rates Tor mixed
and yellow Western are Gi4 a 60 cts. Henp-Mar-
ket quiet. HjGeS-Iiave been in fair demand, but
prices are less firm. The sales are 5000 Buenos
Ayres at 11Ga liz cts, mos, part less " cent
for cash. and 2,2ll Rio Grande about H. cts, less
| 4 IT, ct for cash. HOn-Morc doing i'll Scotch Pig,
some $500 tons changed hands at l9G $50, cash, and
! 20 ri 6 mos. Leather-Continues in active de-
mand, and the highest prices are obtained Tor the
best descriptions. .lI0iaSSeS-Market excessively
! dull and prices a little lower. .NardI Stores
Large arrivals OF Spirits Turpentine, and sales have
been made from the wharf at 81 "a % cts, cash,
and in lots from store 32d 80, cash, and 3ia 80, 4
mos. OHS-Linseed has been selling at GAG 10
cts, the former for English, and the latter for the
best American. PrOUiSiOnS-Ohio Prime Pork has
remained steady at S56 a SS.62I, but Mess has sold
at 037bG $40. 80. Ohio Lard in fair demand with
out change in price SeedS-Timothy and Clover
are both inactive SpuitS-Saes OF Domestic
Whiskey at 264 a 274 cts SugmS-Iiave been in
good demand, part speculative, and prices have adj
yanced of a cent.-Shp p. 4 Com. List.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 26.
BaYk-Quercitron continues in demand, and prices
have further advanced; sales of IS hhds No. l at
$40 T. ton. CoGte-Salcs of POGO bags Rio at LOG
49, cts. T. TO- time cargo OF 24OO bags arrived
early in the week, which was previously disposed OF
on terms kept private. FeatherS-Sales OF good and
prime Western at 35a 374 cts. " TO- cash and time
FISh-Ihe receipts of Mackerel have been small,
and prices advanced; sales of No. at | l75gSl2,
No. , at 1859 IS, and No. ; at 1921 a So " bril-
Frtiit-A cargo of $500 whole, half and Or boxes
crop Malaga Rasns, the first OF the season, has
been disposed of at about 2624d 1913 " box, and
the halves and qrs. i'll proportion. Flour and.aea
The receipts of Flour during the week have been
to fair extent. The demand for shipment has been
limited, and standard brands sold at % u br, which
is the uniform asking price Rye Flour 80 Corn
Meal at 312Id S306I, and since S3 u brl. Inspect
ed during the week-Wheat Flour 49, 1853 brls, Ill
hf. do; Rye Flour 1865 brls; Corn Meal 1896 do
Grdin-'fhe supplies of Wheat have been moderate,
and holders having submitted to decline OF cts "
bushel, there has been increased demand; sales oil
inferior and prime at l02G 81 O6, principally at LOSS
mixed at l.U7a Sl.0S, and white LOG el.l2. Rye
is scarce, sales of Penna at g. and Southern at 56
cts. " bushel. Corn is in steady demand yellow at
60, and white at 62 cts. Oats-Southern ZIG 81,
and Penna. 80 cts HjdeS-Nothing doing: an i'm
port of 1890 Rio remains unsod .Hotasses-Saes
of 50 hhds Cienfuegos at 25 cts. and 100 Cardenas
at % cts on time .Ndvdl StoreS-Spirits Turpcn-
tine sells at $50 IS cts. cash and time. Otls-Lln-
seed is in steady demand at u, $50 IA cts. FToUt
sionS-The demand for Pork is limited, small lots at
I0.37@ 1850 for Mess Prime is held at 50. Bacon
is in limited demand, but prices have not varied
Lard g. a 6s cts in brs, and kegs 1903 cts. Seeds
The demand for Clover is limited; sales OF good
quality at $3.50 Timothy to S2.25; Flax is in de-
mand-sales at 1.45d 81 so, measure and weight
Spirits-Whskey is in fair demand at 26 cts in both
hhds and brs. Sugn-The demand has been mod
crate and prices steady: sales Of Cuba and New
Orleans at 5d6 cts. ~ ID. on time. Tobacco
Prices well maintained: sales of 30 hhds. Mary
land and Kentucky at 3@G9t cts. Wool-There
has been fair demand for manufacturing, and prices
nearly stationary; sales in lots at 324 Al cts.
ID. on time.-Ibq.