Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-04-14
DOM ESTIC NJ A r X f rs.

BoSToN-wcck preceding April Z.
Cofee-Sales Of 2a3Ou0 bags St. Domingo, for eX-
port, private terms and few hundred at 81 cts;
800 Porto Caheo at 7 cts; $50 Java SAG cts. per
ID, mos. The demand is good. DrUgs-A large
quantity of Drugs offered at auction the
4h and most Of the articles the sale stopped,
and the goods withdrawn. The sale went off very
heavy, there being but little animation the part
/ Of buyers. FiSh-Dry fish are very plenty, there
being little no demand for export, the West India
markets being well supplied, and prices too low TO
warrant shipments Mackerel are also dull, No.
Massachusetts inspection bring S.5nd = 81; No. ,,
5.25a s. 81; and No. ), 3.62a 1915 per bril-, cash.
/ F2Ou-SOuthcrn and Ohio round hoop have been in
! good demand at $3.50 ) $50, mos, for the former
and 5.S7 for the latter, cash. Other kinds of West
dull at 1913 for Genesee, and = $50 for
! Michigan. Gran-Thc arrivals Of Corn steady,
and the demand pretty fair About 10000 bushels
of Southern have been sold since last at 90 cts.
per bushcl, cash, for yellow flat, 525a52 cts. for
white, the latter being the closing price Sales also
OF "a considerable quantity OF Western mixed at 525
d53 cts cash The market is well supplied with
Oats. Hemp in moderate demand. Hides-Therc
has been considerable movement IN the article since
our last, and sales of 1000 Bucnos Ayrcs Kip, and
most of cargo of Buenos Ayres recently arrived,
private terms. Some light B. A. at log cts. per
ID, mos. Some Curacao Goat Skins at about 50
cts, mos HOn-Pig remains the last
week. Sales only in small parcels. Lead-Hoid-
firm at cts. per Id cash, which they are
obtaining for small lots. DIo'dsseS-Thc demand
has been fair, and the sales amount to about 500
bids. of Cuba sweet, crop, at 2Oa20! cts;
small lots of CrniucgOs Nuscov ado at % cts. per
gallon, 6 mos. Navdk StoreS-Thc sales of Spirits
1urpcntne 10 the trade, this week, have been very
light, small lots being disposed of at 80 cts.
per gallon, on time; $50 brls. have been taken for
export at 81 cts, cash. OU-Linsccd remains the
last report but little has been done in the
article, and both English and American held at
&c cts, cash. We have alteration 10 note in
Sperm w hale. The arrivals Of Oil the past week
at New Bedford and other places have been quite
large. Provisions is no material change in
the market since last report. The stock Of Pork
is large and likely to continue SO for some time.
Prices have again rcccdcd. Sales Of Prime at $ 10,
Mess ST per bril-, cash, and 30 cts. per bril- more
on each kind when sold on mos. Lard, in barrels,
is selling at 7a7l cts. and kegs y cts S1ltpetre-
The demand is steady, and sales Of 10 900 bags at
81 81 cts. per h., mos Spices-smaIl sales Pep
per at o. cts; Ginger, 5la5s cts; Government No.
| Nutmrgs, s Penang do, 9Ou95 cts. per lb.,
Sugar-The private operations have been
very small. Holders are not anxious 10 sell expect
ing further Improvement and buyers purchase
rather sparingy. BY auction, 100 hhds. N. Orleans,
So.O5, mos. Daily 14dr.
New YoRK--3 days previous TO April I.
Ashes-Pot have advanced 10 1913, and Pearl
Cotee-Is without change: 1000 bags Laguayra sold
at sd, and us do. Manila, Jas cts. per h., on
time. Cotton-Quite dull and prices ac3 ct. lower
/ weeks sales $3.50 bales DyecoodS- sales
of st. Domingo LCgw God are go tons from the wharf
at Sl3, cash. Flour and lieal-Thc Western Flour
market has been greatly depressed and prices have
declined II. cts. Oh the better and nearly b. the
lower grades, closing quite unsettled. We quote
4.625a $40 for mixed and good Western brands,
and D. 81 "a S5.o75 for pure Gencscc Southern has
been less affected and sold at I.s1 ! per bril- Rye
Flour has advanced to 2.S7!a$3; but Corn Meal is
rather lower, selling at sal for white, and 2.i3i
aS2 50 for yellow. FrIUt-Primc Bunch Rasins
have sold at 5 LOO; Naples Walnuts, cts: Pacr-
no Lemons, i.75a ~; and Oranges So Grain
Wheat has been in fair demand for milling, white
Gcncsce selling at l20a 8 l.22B, aud Western la
: 5 %. Corn has been in good demand, selling at
5a53 cts. for mixed and white, and 555 d5I for yell
low. Hemp-The market is very poorly supplied
I wit nd Arriy1
large and market dull. Lend--MisSouF is general
ly held at cts, cash. holasses Market continues
depressed. Sales of $50 hhds. Porto Rico in lots at
u cts. for common and % for very prime; and New
Iberia and New Orleans 25u29 OiLs-Linsccd re-
mains quite dull at 6Ou6l cts. for American. Palm
has sold at g.. cts. Prorisions-Ohio Pork stands
much as last quoted: Mess s 80 and Prime $3.50
with sales of about 200J brls Lard is lower, brls
closing at g. cts. for prime and kegs at I Seeds
Clover and Timothy continue dull. Spices-Salcs
Of Cassa in mats at Is cts, mos, and Cloves at
49,, cash. Spirits Domestic Liquors steady with
moderate demand, Whiskcy selling at 22a225 cts
for brls, and 2l!d2l9, to arrive. Sugars-NIusco-
vado have been depressed the trade buying spar
ingly, and prices Ia, cent lower. Sales of 600
hhds. Porto Rico, 43a55; 600 Cuba, Ea5; and $50
New Orleans, 45a5, mos. 7eas--rhe Zrnobia's
cargo mostly sold by auction on Thursday al full
prices except the lower grades of Young and
on these the variation not much.-Ship. and
Com. List.
PHILADELPHIA, April 7.
Flour and 1leai-The demand has been very light
throughout the week, and prices are again lower
sales at 4.5Oa $i37 for common brands, and since
at the latter rate. Rye Flour is dull, and prices
lower-sales at $ 2. 81 and 2.75 per bril- Corn Meal
has been in moderate demand at 2.50a $3.50 for
Penna. Grain-Thc demand for Wheat has been
limited this week, and transactions have been 95a
IS for good TO prime red early in the week. and since
at $685. cts. and white at O3a s per bushe. Rye
in small lots for distilling at h0a56 cts. Corn has
been in moderate demand, with increased supplies,
and prices ady-sacs of 80, 900 bush. Penna.
and Southern yellow at 52a53 cts. Oats sell more
AT rts fpr nd for
HdeS-An invoice of 1900 Maracabo sold at u cts. !
ON time. Lon-The demand is less active, but pri
continue steady. About 1900 tons Penna. Pig
Metal sold al % so to 1927 for Anthracite and Char
coal Iron. Leqd-The market continues bare in
first hands, aud prices firm at sdj cts. for par
GELS TO arrive. uOtasSes-About 700 hhds. Cuba
sold on private terms, and 500 brls New Orleans at
30 cts, on the usual credit. OaS-Lnseed in lin
tied demand and prices steady at 60a62 cts. with
small sales. ProuisiOns-W Western Pork is dull, and
only small sales have been made at la s 20 for
Mess, aud $40 for Prime per brl. The receipts Of
Bacon reach $50 hhds, and there is only moderate
demand sales Of $50 casks at Tag cts. for Hams in
dry salt and Gal in pickle; Sides at as and dad
for Shoulders; about 100, 900 lbs in bulk sold within
the range. Lard is dell at TAI cts. with small
sales. In Butter and Cheese but little doing Seeds
Glover has been in but little request, with small
sales at 3s1 aSil2l Sales of Flax at l.3la .33
per bushcl. Spirits-Whiskcy has again been dull
at 20a2l cts. in hhds. and 2ld22 in Inquirer,
CHARLESTON, Aprl7.
Coiton-Yestcrday the steamers letters and full
newspaper accounts were received, confirming the
unavorable reports by telegraph. About $500 bales
changed hands however; establishing fully &c. de-
cline all descriptions since the steamer. The
sales of the week foot up 900 bales. The opera
tons have been principally for the Cont nent and the
North, and fair proportion for England. Fair, 6la
| 6i mddiing fair 63a6s; good middling, 81; mid
ding, g.; ordinary, 5sa51 Erchange-Thc Bank
! is checking on New York at par, and on n Orleans
at per cent. premium Freights-In this depart
ment the transactions of the past week have been
very light. The only full engagements are a brig