Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BALTIMORE PRICES CURRENT
FOR rur WEEK ENDING FRIDAY, SEPT. 10.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING FRIDAY, SEPT. ~.
BEEF CATrLE.-Yhe supply of Beeves ~
market on Monday was considerably larger
than that oil the preceding week, and oi an
improved quality. The olleringsa at the scales
comprised al head of which % remained
unsold; and all the balance was purchased by
city butchers at prices ranging from 81 to
SOU per 100 lbs. equal To $3.50 Sl,7o
nett.
Hrgs.-Tliere is quite large supply oflfte
hossa present in market. with fine demand.
Sales have been made at prices ranging from
81 30 for ordinary To So for good; and a few of
extra quality brought S5,l2s.
COTTON.-The only transaction reported
this morning is the sale of ITO bales louisa
nj at s cents 6nionths
! Partnership hear Of no transactions
except fn retail parcels at % a rs cts SomTc
small lots OF prime quality are occasionally
FLouR.wIio,safd Sirsa El6af.-since
our last weekly report the market has been
quite inactive, and no operations OF any mo-
ment have taken place, and the demand hav-
my been confined exclusively TO small parcels
which, in the early parts OF the Week, were
sold at $500, the ruling price up to that
time.
Ciopcrsecd. Nothing doing
There are buyers at SIS.
Timothy Seed.-We quote at ~, so a S3
per bushel, with sales of small lots of prime at
the latter rate.
tlar Seed'-There is not much doing. =
1t is held at 81, 81 20 per bushel
HEMP.-Moderate sales of western dew
rotted at II cents.
PRONlSlONS.-Bcef and Pork mar
ket Tor Beef and Pork has been very inactive
throughout the week, the demand being con
ilnei at present to small parcels on account
ol ship stores and for the supply of retailers
| We quote nominally as follows, viz Mes,
Pork Sl2a Sll,50; Prime Sll. 80 a Sl2: Mes,
Beef 5000 Sll; No. 50 $50; ant
rnme 81 1928; the latter article has almos
disappeared from the market We note
4 sale IN the early part of the week of 20 bbls
Prime Pork To close at Sll 80 cash, and 3C
bbls mess OF Sl4; since then several smalle
parcels OF both Mess and Prime at pric~:
within quotations. Also small sales of Yves
tern Mess Beef at Sl0,l24 cash, and No. | dit
to at 50 25.
Bdcon.-The market for Bacon was rather
inactive at the commencement of the week
, which is generally the case at that period. an,
so continued till towards the close, when {
, somewhat improved demand was experienced
We quote Western as follows, viz: Shoulder.
a 63 cents; Sides "a a s cents; assorted
81 cents, and Hams 81 a l0cents. We not,
VI ~ NuShS VI ciIOul(tcIS at ~ cents, III
ditto at 1t a "a cents. Also 62 casks Sides al
cents, part cash and balance at months
besides Is hhds. ditto at cents, and $4,000
lbs. ditto at 8 cents cash. Also 10, 600 lbs.
} assorted at 81 cents; 10 casks Hams at o cent.
+ 300 Hams loose at . "a 90 cents, and S 900 lbs.
loose at 30 cents.
!, BWtter.-The demand for Butter is moder.
ate at previous rates, viz: 10 l2b cents per
pound for both Western and Gades. Sales
oil Western have been made at | | ID cents
Lard There is considerable demand fol
Lard. Wequotc No. l Western i'm kegs al
II 81 cents and in bbls. at "a 81 CENTS
Sales OF kegs al 81 81 cents, and of 100 tier.
ces uninspected, part at ~ and balance at "A
cents; also 80 bbls, city rendered at II cents
and several other smaller lots at these quota.
tons.
TOBACCO.-The demand for Ohio has
been very moderate and sales of 500 To GOO
hhds. are reported AT prices within the range OF
quotations.; VIZ: common to middling So a
Sl,o0; good 50 So fine red and wrappery
$500 a SO: fine yellow $3.50; and extra
wrappery 81 S3. The inspections of the
week are ll2l hhds. Maryland 1925 hhds.
Ohio; hid Virginia, and 81 hhds. Missouri
total 2ilS hhds.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
The charges on the Baltimore and Ohio Raj
Road from this city to Cumberland are as fol.
lows. viz Coffee and manufactured Tobacco
% cents per 100 lbs; and Groceries, Dry Good.
and other merchandise generally at IS cent:
! nor l0O lbs