Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-11-17
Whole Number 597.

pair mems figured Shoes, SO, mos. hon-Pig Is
trmer and we note sales of 300 tons No. |. Scotch
at $50, cash, and O.5Od s2l, mos, from Ship.
Lead-Saics OF 200 tons Spanish at 1860 S410,
cash " 100 lbs Gaena is offered at S4.27. .MoIus-
Ses-Prices little lower, sales of Cuba at %
g22i, and some at 235 26 cts; Porto Rico, 80; and
n Orleans, 23d rs, mos .Nacal Stores-rur.
pentine is lower, North County having sold at So So
Spirits unchanged. Common Rosin is lower, down
to 81 ; and Tar declined to Sis. OHS-W hale In
fair demand and firm. Liuseed without particular
change. PrOriSi0ns-Ohio Mess Pork is little
higher, sales at 10.5Oa S1O56t, and of Prime at
Ss.624. Ohio Lard without change. Salt-Sales
OF Turks Island, supposed at q cts, which is ad
vance. ScedS-Clover has improved, and of sales,
100 tres. and 100 brls. free Ohio taken at It
cts. for export. Timothy remains dull Spices
Sales of $3.50 mats Cassia at % cts and Pepper
at SO cts, mos. SputtS-rhe market is poorly
supplied with Brandy, and prices of all descriptions
have an upward tendency. Domestic Whiskey
has been firm at 274 a Pa cts, cash. SugarS--The
market has continued firm, full prices being realized.
The sales include 80 hhds Porto Rico at 81 cts;
500 Cuba, s. a 81; 800 New Orleans, 54G 59 2OOO
bxs. Brown Havana, chiefly for refining, 5d 81 and
500 bags low White Brazil, 6Hd u, usual time
1'ahioc-Thc market continues dull and the sales
confined to small parcels prime for home at 73a
cts, cash 1OJacco-There continues very
good demand and notice further sales of 535 hhds.
middling to fine Kentucky at dS4 cts, part for
port; 70 very common 4! Is Virginia, Il; 10 Mary
land, * a 4, usual time.-!Ship. and Com. List.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 10.
Bqrk-Quercitron continues very scarce; sales of
70 hhds No. l at $40 u ton-some holders will not
accept this price. Cofee-The stock in first hands
is exceedingly light, an import OF laguayra has
been disposed OF on private terms. FrtGt-A cargo
OF new crop Malaga Raislns has been disposed of
secret terms. Flour and .lIeaL-There has been
but little inquiry for Flour this week. for Shipment
but prices have undergone no change sales Of COM
mon and good brands at 50 u brl. Rye Flour at s3-
Corn Meal is rather more inquired after-sales of
Penna. at IS u brl. The quantity of Flour and
Meal inspected during the week was as follows:-
Wheat Flour, brs. 20, 554; hf brls POP; Rye Flour
brls. 500; Corn Meal, brls. ,SS3; do. hhds 80
Graih-There has been good demand for white
wheat for shipment, but for red it is moderated sales
Of inferior and prime red at l.03G Sl.07, and white
at S1.l3, including one two lots at something
higher, and some mixed at los. Rye is scarce and
has advanced to 65 cts for Penna and 60 for South
ern Corn has been in fair request, and prices are
stationary; yellow at 81, including some white at
81, and damaged at 63 cts weight Oats are in bet
ter demand. GtRseRg-ls scarce and in demand
sales of 10000 lbs. Crude at 81 30 cts u H. which
is an advance. Hemp-The market continues very
firm; lot OF Missouri Dew Rot sold at S165 IT, ton
on time. HideS-An import of 740O Laguayra has
arrived, but they previously disposed OF OH pri-
vate terms. LadigO-Saes of 20 ccroons Caracas
at 80, and Madras at S0d S. cts. T. TO- on time
hon-Ihe market continues inactive. Leod-Is
rather rmer, sales of $500 pigs Missouri at s437A
u 100 TBS for Hard, and sI.45 cash Tor Soft. MO-
lasSes-Sales of 300 hhds. Matanzas and Cardenas
at 224 % cts. on time. OaS-Small sales of Lin
seed at 70d II cts. Prorisions-There has been
rather more inquiry for Pork sales of 600 brls Mess
at 10. 25d SO 50 bril- cash and on time no sales of
Prime, Seed-The sales OF Clover have been limit
ed at 425G $3.50 T. GA lbs, with the exception of a
large lot taken for export, private terms sales of
Timothy at "a $3.50, and FlaXseed at Lisa II so
Spaits-W hiskey has been in good demand; sales Of
500 brls at Is cts.-hhds. from their scarcity COM
mand the same price. Sugm-There has been fair
demand, and prices fully maintained; sales of
Cuba and New Orleans at ga 81, Havana brown at
., and some white Brazil at cts. U ID. on time
Ing.
RICHMOND, Nov g.
FtOu-Receipts moderate, sales at 5d - .O6J ~
brl. Grdtn-We quote red wheat la II. 05 and
white at l.05d Sl10; Corn 81! cts. " bushel Pro-
risiOHs-The demand for Bacon is limited; sales of
Hams at Ga 81 cts; Sides Ga 81, and Shoulders at
aga cts. IT, ID,
CHARLESTON, Nov-9.
Cotto1s-Rcceived 14,24l bales during the week.
against l43O9 corresponding week last year; export
ed 4,I4l, leaving on hand a stock of 43,4l4 bales
The weeks sales have been $500 bales at a range
OF 9 to II cts. " ID. Rice-Market not changed,
and the demand has been fair, about 1900 tres (al
received have been sold at 81 - ISL " 100 bsl
Flour is dull; small sales Of Baltimore at 5.625@
S5.75. No Corn arriving. Freights-The current
rates to Liverpool continue at ID. to Hayre ct
for square bales, and $3.50 " bril- for Rice Boston,
37@ cts. u 100 lbs for Cotton, and Is cts % bril- for
Rice; New York, 20 cts. for Cotton, and 62A for
Rice.-.liercWy.
Cotton-Arrived, IL 1882 bales; cleared 3717;
stock on hand, 81 060 bales. The demand for Up-
land has been fair, and holders ask ga ct. advance.
Sales of 1925 bales at 9Aa III cts. " ID. Rice
Market dull; sales of 400 casks at FAC cts Er-
change on England 81 U cent. prem. FreigJ,ts to
Liverpool I'd. coast ct. jp III.
MOBILE, Nov. g.
Cotton-Arriyed S63l bales Ceared-l so bales;
stock 80 53S bales, against "a 1893 last year. There
has been good demand, and prize have advanced
! ct. " ID. Sales of 1000 bales at 8 a II cts Er-
change-Sterling bills have downward tendency.
We quote 94d9 u ct. prem. FrejghtS to Liverpool,
Is. Cd; Havre, ct.
New ORLEANS, 3 days preceding Nov. A.
COtton-Arrved 2250 bales; cleared 1919; stock
on hand, 1856 bales. Demand fair, with sales of
$500 bales, at ga IL cts. u lib. Sugar in good
demand; sales of 800 hhds. at 3a 81 cts .uolasses-
Sales of 1905 brls at 234 a 2lcts. T0bacco-M;r-
ket inactive for want of stocks sales of 200 hhds at
2&a cts. Flour duet; sales of $500 brs at AIS
q So. Gratn-The range for Corn has been 5Od IS.
,ut chiefly 52G 53 cts, the latter for new and 81
or prime old. ProrisionS-There is more doing in
Pork, sales of 1000 brls. at S759 50 for mess and
T.50a rs for prime. Bacon-Market dull ard PRICES
nominal. Lard is dull at 52G6t cts. We annex
'ur usual comparative statement of the stock at the
Inspection Warehouses the first of this and the
wo preceding months, showing decrease since Oct
st OF 1858 brls Nov. l. Oct. l. Sept. l.
Clear. .......... brls.-- 80 Isl
Ness. ..1O,7SS 1862 1886
Ness Ordinary. 1876 3,167 400
Prime Mess. ...........25 27
1rme. ............ 1854 1883 3,4.4
SOFT Mess. ............17 10 80
humps. .............l ,96S 2,2S3 2,647
Soft Prime. ..........195 222 500
Inferior, damaged, &c.325 297 657
Not Inspected. ..266 942 1,SSO