Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-04-21

Sales of Flaxsced at 3la s 33 per bushel. Spirits
The supply of Whiskey is fair, but market dull at
l9a20 cts. Sugars Sales Of ~ Orleans at saoi cts
RICHMOND, April 10.
E,5our-Is unsettled. We quote S4.3i! per brI.
Red theatis worth Sl.l5; white = 10. Corn, az
AIS cts per bushcl BacOnSalcs OF Hams al 6GS cts.
Sides Gao and Shoulders 5a55 cts. per lib. 11bacco
ranges from g. to o. cts. per Id. for common and good
quality. ,.,,.
CoHon-Arrivcd, l4,lfi bales; exported, 1871
bales stock, I57 bales, against 359o' last year.
Since the receipt Of the Niagara's advices the de-
mand has been limited, and prices III favor OF the
buyers; sales of 6I27 bales at O., to ~ cts per lb-
we quote inferior aud ordinary at 5ia53; mIddIIng
aud middng fair, 6*d1; and tar aa't cts. htce Is
dull, and prices have downward tendency; sales OF
1000 tres, at 2!a3 cts. per Id. Erchange-SterllnS
Bills are steady al per cent prem. FfeighfS-Io
Liverpool, 5asd.; H1vre, gal cts.-Mercury.
SAvASNAu. April II.
Cotfon-Arrivcd, 1850 bales; cleared, 1865 bales;
stock 80, 02S bales. Market quiet and prices steady
Sales OF 4I74 bales at a73 cts. per Id. Rice is dull
and CT per h. lower: sales of 2l4 tres. at , a3 cts
per H.. Erchange-Stcrug Bills nominal at 1 !
40 per cent prem. Frfights-To Liverpool arc dull
at ID. Havre, ct.-Georg'an.
NOBLE, April s.
Coiton-Arivcd, 10 ACC bales; cleared, | 1854
bales; stock, 1877 bales, against 1850 at The
same time last The market has been dull,
and holders anxious to realize; sales OF 5000 bales
at 81 to cts per Id. for ordinary aud fair quality
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81 per cent premium FreishtS-To Liverpool Cd ];
Havre 4aIS CT; Coastwise aas CT per lb.-Jo".
New ORLEA~s-3 days preceding April I.
RemarkS-With the exception OF our leading sta
pie Cotton there has been but little activity in the
various departments OF our market during the past
few days, and prices have not very materially chang
ed from those current in the carly part OF the week
The river is still within few inches Of the highest
mark of the season. Price Current
Cotton-Thc transactions appear not to have been
general but confined to few bro ers, the sales for
the last three days comprising 800 bales, and for
the week 10000, taken principally for England
France and the Mediterranean Prices are without
material change, ranging from 81 to y cts. for good
ord. TO fair. The stock on hand is 236, 900 bales
.Stgdr-ias been dull and market heavy at a decline
of of a cent. The weeks sales 2600 hhds at
8! cts. for common to 81 for choice. ModSSeS-The
market inactive until holders accepted lower
prices when 1000 brS. sold at 5aS for inferior to
prime closing at l6 cts, the highest. I6bocco-Thc
receipts continue light and consequently very little
is doing FioU--Is only in moderate request at Ia
S4I25. Grain--Ony about 5000 sacks have sold
at 33d40 cts. per bushel, the prevailing rates 35d3S
Pr0risionS-Pork continues inactive at l0d j l0l24
for Mess, and 10 for Prime. Bacon has rather I'M
proved. There is good export demand for Lard at
6la6S cts. for prime. IVhiSkey-Continnes quite
dull at II AIS cts. for rcctfed and common Hemp
There is little arriving, but the price is nominal at
s 30 per ton. Cofee-Still remains quiet and prices
as last quoted, 6sd6i cts. per h. Fteighis Numcr
Gus arrivals have impaired more briskness to the
foreign department, and the engagements since our
last are six American ships for Liverpool at 3D. for
Cotton and sos per ton for heavy freight; two ships
for Havre at ! !, and one for Trieste at cent for
Cotton The rates coastwisc have slightly improv
ed for heavy articles Misunderstanding ranges
from 4a6 per cent premium, the greater portion Of
the sales being at lu55 per cent Sight Checks par
a. per cent discount Baltimore and Phiadel phia 90
days - per cent discount.