Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-24

no purchasers presenting themselves.
MOLASSES.--Ihc market remains much as pre-
viously reported not active, but occasional ransac-
tons IN a small way. W. note the sale OF ~ hhds
prime Porto Rico 30, and cargo OF l1o hhds CUBA
at % cts. per gallon, mos.
NAVAL S'TORES-Spirits Turpcntine has ad-
vanced and sold at 35a40 cts. per gallon No change
in Rosin or Tar. ,
OILS-Linsecd has further advanced, and sold at
IS cts. per gallon. Other descriptions are held at
PLASTER PARIS.-A parcel of about 30 tons
has sold from the wharf at $3 per ton.
PROVISIONS.-Thcre is less animation in this
market gcncrally and descriptions particularly
of Bacon have recently, during the very warm
weather put on quality which has operated rather
against their understandable charactcr and to this cir
cmstancc together with that Of sellers considerably
out numbering purchasers, may be ascrlbed the de-
cline in prices; for would remark, that our quo
tations, Think are little more than nominal.
/ Beef-The demand is confined to small lots taken
for ships parcels in small packages for cX-
port to the West Indies. As the stock is light pro-
badly quotations about those OF the market
| they are, however, those quoted by sellers.
! Pork.-A parcel of so brs. Prime has sold at
| tsl3 per bril-. and Mess is held at SIG. Sales Of
several parcels Of sour and rusty have been made on
terms did not enquire. parcel OF $50 tres con
! sistng of Hams and Shoulders, i'll pickle, has also
! sold on private terms.
| Bacon-Thcrc is only or little more than retail
demand for this article; and for parts, particu-
larly Shoulders, wide margin is observable; but
for the better qualities we quote dI and Tor prime
possibly 8 cts. may be obtained; inferior lots have
iolJ ot Il IN ~ Sdcs can he had at gagg chiefly O.
20. and Hams at SalO at which over 2OOO pieces
have sold including inferior at the former with some
a littlr lower but The better at 9alO cts per lb. We
yvouId remark that there are SeyeaE qualities of Ba-
con I'VE have reference 10 Western curcd) at pre-
sent in market, and there are as many prices as
qualities.
Lard We note the sale of 10 brls at 9, and 2OOa
300 kegs, in lots, at 10 cts. per lb.
B1tfj5r.-A marcel of so kegs fresh made Western
has sold at u cts per Id.
RICE-Sells only as wanted for retailing purposes
at 5.5Ol ; 0.l5 per lUJ lbs.
SALT-A carrO of $40 bushels Turks Island has
sold from vessel at - cts. per busICI, mos.
SEEDS.-Wc have transactions to report
The Clover, as far learn, is mostly held
under limits.
SpiRiIS.-Ncw England Rum is held with limit
ed sales at 3Dq3l cts: none to BIZ had now under the
former. and Vhislcy is taken in brls at 2la25 cts
I G ,, e.. Ola ~, Nv, 0rIrnns and thc att r
f pcnm and cit,, ds,illrd. bhds are held at els
ntr ,[ (ii,r, ''"' wy
Gi1Gips The s,Ias have b,cn fair but nj stead
rr;c.e aud co,onrfsn about 100 bLds New Orleans
If Gs oGg etc Nor H.. 100 do Porto Rico AT Gal and
I0Jdo Ipbl Nuscoyado. supDosgd al cts, all mos
VOEAECO-T accounts By the last steamer
ave ,ynrh th, s,r,r from The Europran markets as
hos nrrvons I received holding Cui no Inducements
In SINNERS bui ON the contrary speaking in discour-
a~ing terms: hence it is thai none but the better
SORTS are SOUGHT for in our market For good com
mon and fair TO rood Maryland of which the receipts
nrr ht there is ready sale at full prices: but as
the argcr proporton is Inferior that particular de-
scrinti6n and enargrs the stock on hand
The Ohio Tobacco on.ns in better condition, has
been better handled, by which its quality is appa-
rentv and probably essentially better, as it com