Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-11-13

bushels sold; about 5000 at % cts. cash. and the
siduc at 2la22 cts. q mos.
SEEDS.-Noderate sales of Clover at $3.50, but
the market is dull. Flax has been taken as it come
in at = 30 and in store il is held at s .4O-$ l.3l
per bushel has been refused.
SPIRlTS.--The market continues bare of n. E.
Rum, the last 80 brls sold at 35cts. TO arrive. Whs-
key, which showed tendency at the close OF our
last weeks report Decline has been sold in brs.
at 2Sa29 per gallon, the former for Canton dis
tiled, and hhds. 27G2S.
SUGARS-Thc market is without much if any
change, and private transactions have been some
200u3O0 hhds at about auction prices. BY auction
on Thursday, of 266 hhds. Porto Rico offered, 81
sold at 5S5 to $645; II brls. do. = $685. 10 hhds.
New Orleans, Ca 6O5; J tres. and 10 brls. do Cla
rifcd, $3.50 per 100 lbs, 4 mos
TOBACCO.-Wc have more than once, since the
plant began to mature, stated reliable authority
that the crop both Of Mary land and Ohio, the present
year, would fall very considerably short of an aver
age one; and now, since the former has all been
housed, and particular care taken by competent per
sons TO ascertain the quantity, assured that il
will exceed, if it reaches, the half of an average
crop. Many persons, and among them probably
some Dealers will hardly credit the fact that at the
time of sowing seed early last spring, all descriptions
of Brcadstuls commanded extraordinary high prices
abroad; and as il probable that fur would
be sustained, at least for another ycara all events
would be proportionably higher than tobacco, (Gor
that article the previous year ruled very ow)-vcry
little seed was sown, but nearly all the tobacco land
planted in Grain; and now, since the housing Of
The 1IGryhand Tobacco crop, the truth is established
that several planters, who formerly sent one hundred
hdS. TO marEct have not the past season raised
hhd.! and hundreds, who previously raised one or
more hhds., are this season without hid! The
whole crop viii NOT reach % 600 hhds and may fall
considerably short of that amount We shall be cna-
blcd in a very short time through the agency of
reliable friends to satisfy readers of the correct
ness of fhcsr remarks Ohio nlantrrs have brcn
governed bv much the same policy as those Of his
state and The deficiency in fhr cron of that state will
probably be greater than The deficiency in MARYLAND
The recent, his week have been Iight as shown
by the inpprctions bnt aIthou~b sorh "I arncr
than the preceding prices have not materially varied
although MARYLAND common is lower than twas two
weeks since. or rather il is offered nj less price
without finding BUYERS; while the better qualities
from middlnp 10 fine meet ready sales at SLIGHTLY |
improved rates saw g. SO to & SO per 100 lbs The
range for those mostly in demand No new innar-
kct this week: a lot Of hhds Ground Leaf sold at
SO, round From to 80 is the range of prices
for the most sacable lots of Ohio The Inspcctions
for the week comprise 474 hhds MARYLAND. 46l do
Ohio II do VIRGINIA and IS Kcnturky-totoI q6l
hhds; and the Exports within the same time have
hhds Tobncco 70 IRENE" nalin1 The nnant;tT " Of
MARYLAND and Ohio exported since Jan. 70 date
as follow:
TO Bremen, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. htds u. 1921
Rotterdam ~ = 46S
IIayrc . - 2 O2S
Antwerp. ESQ
Amsterdam, SIS
90 Marseillcs,. ................., L 729
" Bordeaux, ....... ................l,37 7
60 Emdcn,......... see. go. .,.....,,.,.. 235
England, IS
Stock ON hand, and ON shipboard not cleared llth
inst, 30, 0l6 hhds.
WOOL.-Thcrc is NOT much coming in excent
small lots which are taken NJ 0sq30 cts ond occa
slouaIlv n cent or two more ocrording IN circum |
stances. for native to blood,
FREIGUTS,-Vc have no new enpaacmrpts TO
Europe to report the Tobacco rates to Holland are