Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-01-27
DOMESTIC MARK IT'S.
BosroN-weck preceding Jan. 20.

BosroN-weck preceding Jan. 20.
Bread-Large sales are making. The demand for
California is great, and our bakers find 1t dihcn 10
furnish the article. COtee-For st. Domingo there
has been fair demand, and sales OF about 500 bags
at 55a53 cts. about 1000 bags Sumatra, being nearly
all there was in first hands, at 6S cts, b mos. 10,
neSticS-Therc is an active demand Tor export ana
home trade and prices have improved on some quail
tiles of goods. The stock of manufactured Tor sale
is light. DrugS-Opium has declined, sales at W.;
EPSON Salts scarce, sales at = cts, cash
There is fair demand for dry, and sales OF 2'Vo
ouintals Bank Cod at "a 10; 1000 otis Bank pack
ed at 81 80 and small Cod, packed, s 30 per qtl'
cash Mackerel are in moderate demand. Sales OF
No. | at S7.75; No. ,, ga 500; and NO g. 500
per bril-. cash. F2our-A good demand has been eX-
perienced through the week, and prices nave I'M
proved little. Genesee, good common brands, 5.sI
aS6; Michigan and Oswego, S5.oI; ONO round
hoop 562G s 5.S7; Southern is held at o.Loa So'oI
4 mos, but the demand is very light. GfGtn-ln
consequence of considerable arrivals OF Corn and the
mfayorable accounts from England by the last steam
er the article has declined, particularly white, which
is more plenty than yellow. The lowest sales that
have been made, at 81 cts. for white and o2ao5
cts for yellow flat Hemp-Sale OF D tons American
dew roited, good, at S 100; tons Russia, Clean
S2IO per ton, mos. HideS--Therc has been
considerable movement this week, and an advance ct
! 10 cent per Id. established on South American.
Sales of 5000 Bucnos Ayres at 49, cts, per cent
off cash. 5000 at 90 cts. and $500 at 10 cts. per b
6 mos | 900 California at about Scts Ledd-Some
parcels have arrived, and held firmly at SS4ol per
100 lbs, cash. Nauat StOrRs-Sprits OF Iurpentine
is in GOOD demand lot Of $50 brls sold to arrive,
at SO cts, cash Ou-For Linsccd there is better
feeling, and prices have improved little; American
is held at 54d55 cts Sperm Oil continues to advances
Winter unbleached selling j. 30, bleached, s .25
cash. ProriSiOHs-Owing TO the want of stocks, the
market continues quite unsettled The prevailing
head winds prevent arrivals, and the small parcels
that do get in readily taken at good prices Spices
Sales of 300 bags Pimcnto Z cts. per h., cash;
Cassa, in mats, 90 cts small sales Ginger, 5 cts;
D., Brfc N1Irur- - he m MI
has continued good, and sales of l2Gl5Oo boxes at
full prices, including common Whites at g. cts; 800
boxes fair Browns, o. cts; 200 good Ycllows Cas-
cts lG0 hhds. New Orleans, at about equal TO Al
cts. per h., mos. cargo of 1850 bags Manila at
4, cts, 6 mos. Wool-Amcrican Fleece Wool is in
good demand, and sells readily.-Daily AdU.
New YoRK--3 days preceding Jan. 90.
dshcs-Haye advanced, Pot l2lG25 cts and Pearl
s per 100 lbs. The sales are Pot at o. ST;
Pearl ia 90 including all to be had at the latter
rate BeestcdrIs in fair request, with small sales
at 2la22 cts, cash. C0fee-Good and prime quail
tics Brazil continue in request. but these remain
scarce, and the market is inactive. The sales in
clude 600 bags Brazil at 53G6i cts; IT'S Java, SIS
aud 6 mos COtt0n-The market closes with pref
tv active demand, and firm feeling, the sales yes
terday reaching 5000 balcsour quotations stand ex-
acly the 10th. Sales for the week, $500 bales.
Drugs and Dges-Sales Of 10 cases Turkey Opium,
in lots at 30 3.12a; 30 do to arrive, $3.50; IS brls.
No. | Castor Oil, l.30d s As. DyecoodS-With
the exception of about $50 tons st. Domingo Log
wood at ia s 10, cash, have sales TO report.
Flour aud Nfedl-Ihc firmness and upward tcnden-
cy Of the market for Western Flour has been Sue
cceded by dizziness and prices in consequence are
lower, and again reduce our quotations for the
lower and medium grades l24alSg cts. We quote
New Orleans 543f s $50; good and favorte brands
State and Western, $3.50 1915; pure Genesee,
$3.50 S6.06i. Southern also is dull and offered at
lower rates. the sales about 1900 brls at 537 "a
S5432 for Fredericksburg, the lower rate for that
not in good order, and 5,50n $685. for Alexandria,
al
Rye Flour is lirmcr at 3l2Bn S3.25. Corn Meal in
moderate demand, remains firm at s 3 for Jersey,
and S3.l2A, cash, for Brandywine. Grain-W heat
is in moderate request for milling only, and the mar
ket retains the duncss noticed for some time past;
the sales include white Geuesce at s IS; prime N.
Carolina, l25; and Long Island red, in lots s 10.
Corn has been inactive since our last, and prices
have slightly rcccded; the sales reach $1,000 BUSH
els at 59a6l5 cts. for fair to good white and mixed
Southern, 6la65 for yellow, part to arrve-all new
--5la62 for old mixed Western. Hides-The sales
since our last arc $50 Porto Cabelo, 81 lbs, at 81
cts, 6 mos; 1908 San Juan, on private terms but
supposed cts, 6 mos. Holders continue very firm.
Ledd-We notice sales of 1000 pigs Missouri at
%4.3l |; and $40 do. Lower mine, 1925, cash. No
laSSes-New Orleans and New Iberia have been in
good demand since last and further sales of 500
brls made at % cts, mos, the former price Nacn
Stores-The market for Turpentine continues firm,
and sales Of 900 Spirits mostly at 3d. cts 60 days,
with some in lots, 50, cash. ProviSions-The mar
ket for Ohio Pork has been extremely unscttlcd the
presence Of large arrivals and the absence OF other
than a moderate demand for California ship stores
having contributed to this result; prices i'll conse
quencc were at the close entirely nominal, and quo
tations cannot be given with any degree of certainty.
Ohio Lard, with increased arrivals, is depressed,
and prices shade lower, closing at 7a7t for good
prime. .Seeds-Rough Flax is in request, and been
bought in lots at s 20 per 56 lbs Clover is dali,
and prices have downward tendency; Penn
syvania sold in lots at 81 cts. There is nothing do
ing in Timothy. ISpices-Saes have been made of
1000 bags Jamaica Pimento for export, at 5s cts;
300 do selected 81, cash, short price, mos. Spirits
Owing to considerable arrivals of New Orleans
Whiskey, prices have receded, with sales of this
description at % la21l cts. the lower rate for that
not in very good order, and "a 5a25 cash. for State
Prison in small parcels. Sugars AIuscovado have
been dull there being but little demand from the
trade; holders, however, are very firm, and most of
the recent arrivals will be placed in store. Teas
The first cargo sale of the season, the Saml Russe's
new crop Black, &c, took place yesterday, and
went off with good degree Of spirit at full prices,
say 20a25 per cent above the opening rates Of last
February for the same qualities; Congous brought | )
ale cts, and Ninyong and Oolong, 3Oa3i5 most Of
the catalogue being disposed Of TPool-Thcre is
good demand for Clean Foreign and low grade Am
erican, and in the latter material advance in price
has taken placc-!Ship. and CON- List.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 90.
Cofee-A cargo of Laguayra and one Of Rio
rived to-day, but are not yet landed. The market
has been inactive throughout the week. Flour and
Neat-The supplies Of lour moderate for the
season, but there has been but little demand Tor ship
ment during the present week, and the transactions
have been restricted at prices ranging from 5.25 for
common standard brands and s $50 for choice. Rye
Flour S3.l2, per brl. Corn Meal steady at 2.75a
S2.57. for Penna. Grain-Thcre has been some
demand for good red Wheat, but the prices asked
being considerably above the views Of buyers, there
has been but little business doing--wc quote LII a
Sl.l5 from store. Rye is worth 66a67 cts Corn
continues scarce, and prices very rmstcady sales of
new Southern yellow at 6Oa62, and some old Penna.
65 Sales of Southern AT 2DU:33 and ppnna
at 35a36 cts. Lead-About $500 pigs Western
rived since last review, part Of which was pre-
vously disposed Of. Prices firm at a cts, with
sales Of 1900 pigs. 1oldsses-The market contin-
quiet; about 200 brls crop New Orleans sold
at % cts, mos. Provisions the close of the
IuccL sraalI aunnlics Of Western Pork