Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-03-03
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BosroN-weck preceding Feb. 81.
CO1ce-The sales since our last have been GOO
Lays Java, in lots, al SAG cts; 1000 do IN one lot at
s. cts; 30 Sumatra, cts; 500 St. Domingo, $50
s. cts d mos. EiSh-Some sales are making tor
export of small Cod at 49, large, So IS, and IIabe
: 90 per Q, cash, all packed. Mackcrc, in lots,
are bringing S.I5a SO for No. !; 5.5Oa 1915 for
No. >, and g. 5a S. per bril-, cash. for No. B. Flour
Considerable sales this week OF Gcucsec, good
brands, at Ca SOLE: Michigan and Oswego, 5.S7G
SO; Ohio round hoop, 5.56a s 5.62 per bril-, cash.
100 brls. Howard street, 3 O2a, mos, aud BOD
Alexandria, S 800 per bril-, cash, for export Fruit
Sales Of about 5000 drums Smyrna Figs, at 1914
II cts, and some Elemc, supposed at % cts
per h.; 200 boxes bunch muscael Rasins, 90 per
box. 100 brs. shclled Almonds, at about cts. per
b.. 6mos. Craiu-Com has been rather dull through
the week, and sales Of yellow flat at 5Sa59 cts;
white, 52a53 cts. Hemp-Thc tendency for all kinds
is upward. American Dew-rotted has been selling
at III. 5Oa s 50 per ton, mos. Hides-Therc has
not been much doing since our last. We hear of
5000 Rucnos Ayres, from second hands, at lOi cts;
400 Bucnos Ayres Cow, average l9 lbs, from first
hands, at lOi cts 500 Bahia, 6d65 cts. per b.
mos MolaSSCS-,Ihc stock is increasing, and in the
absence of demand, the market is somewhat depress
ed. Sales Of two cargoes new crop Cardcnas in
lots, at 70 cts. cargo of Trinidad at % CTS. for
small portion, and the balance at q cts. per gal
& mos. Oil-Ihc market for Linsccd is firm,
and American sells freely at 57a5S cts; 1000 gals.
English at 6l cts per gall. cash. Olive, in casks,
sales at S and Lard OIL GOd15 cts. per gallon,
mos, as to quality. ProviSiOnS-Thcrc is steady
demand, and sales mostly made in moderate par
GELS at s 3 for Mess Pork, and l225a 5 $50 for
Prime, 4 mos. Prime is Beef is very scarce,
and Western Mess is selling at .5Oa IA per brl.
Lard in barrels, 7u75, and kegs las. cts There
is no speculative demand for Provisions. Stgar-
The operations have been light during the week,
and only about to 60J boxes sold. UOot-There
is a good demand for American fleece and pulled,
and considerable sales have been made. Daily 1dv.
New YonK--3 days previous to Feb. Il.
Ishes-Pot in little better request at 6.37la
&6.43}. Pearl nominal BeeSrIr-Salcs Of 5000
lbs. at 2Oa22 cts, cash for good TO prime Coffee
Demand active, chiefly for Brazil, with the sale of
1000 bags from stock Of 10000, at 6dGi cts, and
$50 Laguayra at Gao cts. per lb, and mos. Cot
ton-Has advanced Of cent since the Europa's
news teegraphcd yesterday. The weeks sales
are 94OO bales. Drugs, &c.-There is speculative
feeling for Ginseng, and considerable parcels have
been bought up at 29a3Ot cts, short time. Flour
and 1Icai-Prices of Flour remain nearly steady,
Western 531 "a s 5.62z; pure Genesec sos IA SGl5i;
and Southern, rather lower, 53IaG 5.43t per brl.
Rye Flour at 3.43 "a S $50; and Corn Meal
2.s7ia 80 933 GRANNY heat, in better request
for milling has sold at ll2a s l5 for red and mix,
cd. Corn is little iirmcr owing to moderate
ccpts, and the range has been 30 to h cts for South
crn white and yellow. CuunO-Salc of 100 tons
Peruvian at I6d S47 per ton Of 2OOO lbs, Is mos.
Hemp-Market quiet. HideS-Small sales only from
store h0n-Prices continue to improve Lend-
Sales Of small lots at S4625 on time, adding inter
est -HOiaSses-Nlarket firm, and full prices have
been realized for New Orleans and Cuba. Naral
lStoreS--W Without change. OHs--Remain steady.
IFOClSiOnS-OnlO
sold-Mess closing at 10 .75a II and Prime 9.S75a
SO Lard is dull and prices tend downward, O.
cts. for fair, and g. for prime, having been paid
SPiccs-Thc market is rather quiet. Spirits-Do-
nestle Whskcy is inactive, and the price a little
lower 23a23! cts, the range. Sugars Iuscoyado
in better demand at advance Of Of a cent
l56 hhds. selling at ta5i and $50 New Orleans al
4zq57 cts. per h., mos Cuba box is light and
held above the views of buyers. Refined has adj
vanccd a. cent. IcaS-The auction sale of the
Helena and Samuel Russels Teas yesterday was
well attended, and went off with good spirit at pr-
ccs for Green little higher than those current at
private sale, and ten per cent. better than the clos
ing rates Of the Fall for similar qualities In Blacks,
there was no perceptible change-Ship9 Com. List
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. %.
COfee--The market is quiet the transactions only
include about 600 bags Rio at cts 4 mos. FI0U
aad IIeul-Thc demand for Flour has continued
quite limited during the week, but prices have cx-
hibed more firmness. The sales for shipment reach
about 900 brs. at 5a S5.l2E per bril- for common to
good brands Rye Flour is still very dull, and prices
nearly nominal at S3.l25. Corn Meal has also been
dull-3O0 brls. sold at 81 81. for Pcnna. Grain
The supplies Of Wheat continue light, but the de-
mand has again been limited, holders asking prices
TO which buyers are unwilling to accede we hear Of
sales Of good red at s .O5 and some prime white at
Sl.l5 per bushcl Rye continues scarce and in de-
mand at 67a6S cts. Corn has been in moderate re-
quest, and prices are steady-sales Of Penna and
Southern yellow at 56a57l cts Nagat StOres-1hc
market continues dull for Rosin, sales of common at
la s .25 per bril-, and Spirits Of Turpcntinc 33a3i
cts. per gallon. OHs-Linseed in limited demand,
and steady at 56a5s cts. Provisions Pork contin-
ucs dull, and only note small sales of Western
Mess at II .5Oa S215, and Prime at l0.50d s IL per
brl. Bacon continues in good demand with sales
Of 400 casks at as for Hams, 5a55 for Sides,
and 5G5 for Shoulders; and sales Of Bulk Pork to
extent at the same rates. Lard has not been
III mnch demand; sales in brs. and kegs at {aS cts.
SeedS-CoyeT has been in request, and about 1900
bushels sold at 3s1 81 ~. sale OF Flaxseed at
Sl.33 per bushel. Spirits-Whiskey is in moderate
LAT m cts in au1D ~ in br
The demand has been TO fair extent, but the
kct is poorly supplied. The sales include 200 hhds.
Cuba Muscoyado on private terms; 300 do n. Orleans
at 4t05t cts 300 brls. Laguayra at and 300 bSs.
Cuba at Cal cts, all mos PoOt-The demand
continues good but the stocks being greatly reduced,
operations have been necessarily restriccd.--Inq.
New ORLEAys-3 days preceding Feb. H.
Rendf6S-The weather since cur last report has
been generally clear, with the exception of Thurs
day night, WHEN a rain commenced, which termina-
ted in hail. and yesterday clear, and the coolest
day OF the season. The river continues very high,
and IS over the wharvcs in many placcs.-Price Cur.
COtfOn-PTiccs have been very FULL but
checked in their upward tendency by the advance in
frcights The sales for the week have been 40, 400
bales, taken for England, the Continent and the
North, at from 81 cts. for ord. to y for fair The
stock on hand is 227 oil bales. Sugdr-Has been in
fair request at rather better prices for common say
3 .a3B, and for prime 4 ldf1 cts, the weeks sales
1000 hhds. MOidsses-Demand fair and prices stea-
dy at 20a20a cts. per gallon, with the sale Of 5000
brls. during the week. I0baccO-Supply light, and
but few transactions in consequence, although there
is good enquiry for the better qualities-week's