Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-09-08
Whole Number 5S7.


Pig the sales of which reach 10000 1900 tons OF APP
proved brands part to arrive, at 2O5OG $40 cash.
and so 6 mos. Ledd-Is dull, and prices are IN
favor of buyers. The sales include 1000 pigs Mis-
souri, part to arrive at 4.524 a 81 So cash; about
100 tons English, $3.50, cash and 60 days; and 20
do. soft, $3.50, mos. Ledther-The supply OF
Sole continues quite unequal to the demand, and
many orders remain in the hands of the trade, to be
filled when circumstances will permit. .HOtasseS-
We note sales of $50 hhds. St CroiX at - cts. l3b
Porto Rico, 30d 81 cts; $50 Nuevitas and Cuba
Muscovado, Pa 30; $50 Cardenas, 81; $50 Matan-
zas, for dstilling, 19d 194; 40 tres. New Orleans,
%; and 400 brls 22d 26, 4 and ms. .Nardt Stores
-Turpentine and Spts Turpentine have been rather
less active but without any change in prices O,ts
Sales of 5000 brls. Whale at 46d As cts. Linseed
very firm without change in price. Sales OF Olive
(Marseilles, 700 bsllts) at 2.75d S2S74, mos:
PrOciSOnS-Ohio Pork is lower, Mess having sold
at S1025, and Prime SS.75, the latter nominal
Sdlt-Sales of Turks Island at 224d % cts; Ash
toms Liverpool fine 81 50; Marshall's Sll5; and
Ground So cts, mos. SpiceS-Pimento has sold
at 102@11 cts. and Cassia 2ld22. SpritS-Do-
nestle Whskey has further advanced to 2I@ cts.
SugarS-Have continued in active demand with
further advance of about ! of cent The stock,
81 August consisted of 1883 hhds. New Orleans,
&C. 579 Cuba, 1892 Porto Rico, 400 St Croix
together 81 ,270 hhds "a decrease from list ult OF
Il, 1886 hhds.) 2O,9O4 bxs. 1905 bags Manila and
S06j bags and brs. Brazil against 1928 hhds and
j69S bXs. LIST September, 1S4S. 1edS-lhe cargo
day, every package on the catalogue being disposed
of to a spirited company at somewhat improved
prices for the Green the rates lately current,
and at large advance on Blacks the sales OF
the Spring. Ship. s. Com. List
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l.
Bark-Querctron continues scarce, and there is
but little coming in. Sales oil No. at 81 5O u ton
| C0fee-There is fair demand and prices are fully
sustained. Sales of 2000 bags Rio at 74dS; La
guayra at II cts ~ ID. time and 5000 NIaracabo,
on terms kept private. A cargo Maracabo and one
of Rio together about 5000 bags, have arrived this
week. FeatherS-Continue scarce and in good de-
mand. Sales of fair and good Western at 33G "a cts
u h. Flour and .Meal-The supplies Of Flour are
increasing, but they are yet moderate Fresh ground
| sold at $40, 5124a 1925, the latter price Tor a
choice brand Rye Flour S325, The market is
bare of Corn Meal 4 few small lots of Pennsylva-
MIA sold at 1925 ~ barrel. Grdin-There has been
moderate demand for Wheat, but with increased
supplies prices have slightly declined. Sales of or
binary to prime Red at 1.O3G LOG, Mixed l,0ba
! 81 OF, and White 1.0Sd SLIP. Rye at 90 cents "
bushel Corn is scarce and comes in slowly. Sales
of PENNSYLVANIA and Southern yellow at 64G65 cts.
and white at 6Oa62 cts .N0laSSeS-Is in moderate
demand. and prices firm sales at 224 cts. for Matan
zas and "a for Trinidad, all on time. Provisions
There is a moderate demand for Pork, and prices
steady: sales of Mess at 11d S1l.25 and Prime at
| $3.50 %. so, cash, and on time. SeedS-Clover of
fair and good quality sold at 4G S4.25 ~ GA bs.-
some holders however, ask more.-Timothy is in
good demand, and considerable sales have been made
at PISA So a. bushel. Flax is taken arrival
at 81 % measure, and S1.30 weight. Spirits
Whiskey is in good demand, and large sales in brls
have been made at p cts-hhds. come in very
slowly, and command the same price. Sugdr-The
market has been quite active during the week, and
prices well supported. Sales OF New Orleans and
Cuba at Al a 81, and Porto Rico at 81 a 81 cts ~ b.
About 1000 bags Brazil at 64a6g cts for white, all
on the usual credit. Wo0l-The supplies of Wool
continue exceedingly light, and, with an active de-
mand prices have further advanced: sales at % to 40
cts u b. for common to full blood and prime Sax
ony.-hlq.
| New ORLEANs-week preceding Aug %
| COtton-TThe accounts from the interior with re-
gard to the growing crop, continue to be generally
unavorable; from districts the prospects of the
planter appear to be more encouraging, while in the
Red River country, additional losses have been
perenced from the extreme high stage of the river,
and more are apprehended from the appearance of
the armv-worm THE transactions of the week
comprise $50 bales, including ord. and good mid,
at II and 10 cts The receipts OF new crop are
III bales, Sc of which sold yesterday at the ex-
tremes Of S and IL cts u Id. The stock of all de-
scriptions on hand is 1865 bales Sugar-has i'm
proved / of cent, 500 hhds having sold, including
resale of 200 at a considerable advance. .IolnsseS
Stock too small except for retail purposes. Iobac
co.'s without material change. FIOW-Has fur
Their declined to 4.37 a S475 " brl. Grah1-Corn
is lower, inferior, sold as low 30d 80, but ship
ping parcels 40d AZ cts. PrOriSions-Pork and
Lard very dull the former selling in small lots at
50 25 for Mess and SS.25 for Prime. The stock of
Lard is large, and accommodating in the absence of
an export demand. Bacon is in good request
! Whiskey-Common has advanced to % cts, in
small lots. LeaG-Receipts continue large, but are
generally going forward. Cofee-The market is
bare except $500 bags, which is held by house,
the sales of the week having reached 1000 bags
Rio at 7IG72 cts. Ercltange-Transaction small,
sterling ga 10 ~ ct. prem. Freights-Are without
change.-Piice CluTent.
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