Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-11-10
Whole Number 500.

! nan -'ldtsSd trIdptNs gD'@Jj lup JAS
Lemons, resale, 81; 100 brs. Baracoa Oranges,
1925, cash; 10 cases Genoa Citron, q cts; 10
bales Marseilles Soft Shell Almonds, II; 10 do Mo-
liere J; and 100 trails Ivica Soft She'll previous
to arrival, l6, mos. Common Western Apples ar
irving by the Canal, command - 80, rough and
smooth Grai,,-Wheat has continued in good de-
mand for all descriptions, good to prime white Gen
selling at 120d IL %, and fair do II IS "
bushel. Rye is up to 81 cts. Corn, in moderate
quest has sold at 64a 664 cts. the extremes for mix
ed and yellow. Hemp-American Dew-rotted has
sold at Sl55, 6 mos, and Manila at 1 cts. Hides
The transactions since last include 25,4S7 Rio
Grande and Buenos Ayrcs, 20d 20@ and 214 a p ID.
including cargo of 1856 Rio Grande, 20 ID. all at
II cts, mos. less " ct. for cash; and 1919
Porto Cabeo, 10 ID. supposed 9! less a. ct. for
cash. The imports since LIST January Foreign and
Coastwise) reach 999,57l against S57,972 the same
time last year, and SOO,0lS the year before There
are now but few of any description remaining in mar
ket hOR-Scotch Pig has been in fair request, but
the market is depressed. Lead-Market for Pig
dull and prices tend downward 1000 pigs Galena
sold at 4.3Ja Sl.314, cash. .NoiasSeS-Market de-
pressed, and prices in favor Of buyers .NtcdL Stores
The market unchanged. -Iinseed is dull at
10 cts. Pr0risiOns-Ohio Pork is inactive without
particular change in price. Lard is without actvi-
ty, kegs 7iG74, and brIs GsGl6! cts SeedS-Clo-
yer and Timothy are inactive. SpiriiS-Domestic
Whiskey has been steady but closes dull at 2S4G2S
cts. Sugars-There has again been more activity
in the market for Muscovado, about 1000 hhds. hav
Dten taken on speculation, ana as tine supply IS
now reduced, holders generally demand an advance
oil OF a cent, and the sales show an Improvement of
! a. of cent; they include 1890 hAds. New Orleans
at - a 81 cts; 1000 Cuba 5d 50; 300 Porto Rico,
| ga o.; 800 bNs. Brown Havana, ) dGl; so White
do u and 500 bags and POO brls Brown Brazil for
refining, 81, mos. The stock 1st INST consisted of
252l hhds. New Orleans, 2649 do. Cuba, 1892 do.
Porto Rico and 50 st. CroiX-together 69i2 hhds.
1914 bXs. Havana, sc. ,095 bags Manila and
4ll5 bags and brls Brazil, against 6sSl hhds. and
ii 100 bA'. same time last year. Ieas-The public
sale yesterday went Oft with less than the usual spi-
rit the being near its close and prices of
Green experienced a decline-Ship. & Com. List.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 3.
Bak-Quercitron continues and in demand;
sales of 80 hhds. No l at $40 t. ton. \ cargo of
Chestnut Oak sold at SO Y cord. CQfee-There
is but little remaining in first hands and prices are
firm: small sales of Rio at l04 cts. T. ID. Drugs
and Dyes-SLles of IS casks Soda Ash at 3d3I,
Ombro Nader at S10 s., and Sal Soda at % cts;
Turkey Opium is held at ~ " ib. FeatherS-Sales
Of good Western at 50 a 81 cts. ~ h. FjSh-There
IS fair demand for Mackerel from store, and prices
have further adVanced sales of No. Massachusetts,
at l2e $3.50, No. = at so $50, and No. 3 at ga
Peaches at a Il % q bushe for only fair and good
quality. Flour and .neal-The export demand for
Flour has been limited, but prices have not varied
Sales of common and select brands, at ga S5.l24 "
bril- Rye Flour has been in better demand at Sd
Corn Meal is dull, and sold at 50 y bril- Inspected
l6,O27 brls / 10 hf brs.; Rye Flour 5iS brls; Corn
Meal 1926 do, s. Inf. do, 20 hhds Grain-The
receipts OF Wheat have been heavy Early in the
week there was an active demand Tor shipment, but
since prices have declined. Sales OF $1,000 bushels
inferior and prime red at 1880 il LOG; mixed 1.OSG
SLIP, and white at 114G Sl13 closing at the latter
rate. Rye is scarce Corn has been in fair request,
and prices steady. Sales of yellow at 65 cts
Oats dull. H0ps-Small sales OF new crop at l4@
/ cts. " 10. I-on-We have change to notice
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part at A. cts. ~ ID. cash, and part on terms not
made public .NoIasseS-Prices firm: sales of
CardenaS at 22i cts on time. Ols-Sales of Lin
seed at 700 - ct in casks and brls. Provisions
Pork is dull; small sales of Mess at 10 50G SlO624
u brl.-Prine is held at sS.75 Bacon is in limited
demand Lard sells slowly at SO cts Seeds
There is rather more inquiry for Clover-sales at
S425 for old, and $3.50 U GA lbs for new crop
Timothy "a y IS, and Flax 1.45G Sl.50 weight
SpFitS-Whi has been in good demand. Sales
OF hhds. 26l and brls at q cts early in the week.
and since at Pa Is disclosing at the latter rate
Stgn-There has been fair demand, and prices
are fully maintained sales of near 1000 hhds Cuba
at ) q s., and New Orleans at 54a6 cts. W b. on
time, and about 1000 bags white Brazil private
terms. Wool-The receipts continue limited and
prices seady sales of 10000 lbs. at 32@ Al cts.
T. b. on time. FreightS-To Liverpool
gagements have been made for Flour at Is ~ bril-,
Grain Id. v bushel, and Bark 2Os. " ton.-Iaq.
CHARLESTON, Nov 2
Cott0n-Since the receipts Of the Europa's ad-
vices the market has been unsettled and prices have
advanced 4G3 ct. " ID Sales of q POO bales at 81
a IL cts. Arrived, 1880 bales; cleared 642J
bales. Erchangc-NIarket quiet. Freights
more active. We quote to Liverpool at Cd; Havre
ct. Coastwise freights without change.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 81.
Cotton-Arrived 1923 bales; cleared 56l9 bales;
stock 49, AS bales against II, l64 last year. Since
the receipt OF the Europas advices prices have ad-
n Sales If 1tN)O hale nj
cts Erchange-Sterling Bills nominal at "a "
cent prem. Freights to Liverpool, ID.
MOBILE, Oct. 81.
Cotton-Prices have advanced fully cent " h.;
sales of 5000 bales at 9ta l04 cts for ordinary to
mddling fair. Arrived 6l90 bales; cleared l446
bales; stock 22,609 bales. The reports of the crop
are rather more unfavorable than otherwise. Per-
SONS returning from the cotton growing States West
of us, make far lower estimates than have been
accustomed to regard, and those from the interior
port the injury sustained greater than have here
tofore been led to believe. The weather this week
has been fine. Ercliaage-Bills on England are in
better demand at S4g9P cent prem
New ORLEANS, Oct. p.
CottOn-Arrived H. l26 bales; cleared ), POS bales;
stock 81 ,353 bales. Early in the week holders sub
mtted to decline of ct. U ID, but since the
ccpt of the Europas advices this decline has been
fully recovered. Sales of $4,000 bales at 9hd l0t
cts. Flour is steady at Also s4S74 o. brl. Hemp
None offering. .MolasseS is dull. Sales at 249
pa cts ProUSiOns-S sales of mess at 9.50a
s9.624 and S.25G sS.374 " brl. for prime. Bacon
Prices have materially declined Sales OF Hams at
Ga l2B cts and Sides and Shoulders at 5d 81 cts. W
h. Lard is i'll limited demand at 5S964 cts. Pib--
Sugar continues in limited demand. Sales of 200
hhds. at 3s95 cts. u h. The weather for some
days past has been of highly favorable character
for the maturing and gathering OF the cane crops,
though we notice considerable complaint Of damage
from the prostraion of the cane by the heavy gales
some ten days since. Tobacco-The market con-
tinues inactive, but prices unchanged. Stock
II, 4S7 Exchange Bills are steady at 90
a lOa " cent. prem. Freights to Liverpool 3D.;
Havre 1916 cent. In Coastwise freights no change.