Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-08-14

Meats previous prices are hardly supported.
Bect.-Fcw transactions, beyond the orders roqni-
site for ships stores or similar small amounts for the
West India markets, have taken place; and although
the supply on hand is small Improvement IS per
cepuble. We refer to our page Oh quotations ior
prices. - r.
Pork.-Thcrc have been sales Of 100000 brls OF
Western Prime part at about l5HSl per brl., ana
part on terms not public, The market for Ness IS
heavy.
Bacon-Thc demand has been moderately fair,
and among the transactions have been parcels OF 40
hhds. Shoulders at al i and 5OJlHiVJ0J lbs. loose
at cts per d.; some 10000 lbs. Sides at -, and
parcels loss dry imposing in appearance, at trao-
lion under: 5000 Hams at guii, according TO sizes,
for good to prime, and 1000 DO damaged at 3 cls'
Lnrd.-A parcel of 50 brls., not Of prime quality,
has sold g. and smaller lots of prime at y per
ID. Kegs have sold to some extent at l03 but sub
scqucntiy the price has advanced and they are now
held at II cts. per lb.
kcgs have been made At Bob, closing with par
eel Of 20 on Tuesday at the latter City rc-pacLed
for export has sold at 10 cts. per 10.
RICE.-Thcrc were sales of some 2Oa3O casks
early in the week at 550a jG25 per 100 lbs cash.
and subsequently about 80 do, in lot, at 5o24a$o,
4 mos.
have recently advanced in this market, owing to the
light stock in the country and the advanced price at
the port Of expectation, and believe it IS here
worth l.51aS o. per sack.
SEEDS.-Ihrrc are some few parcels OF Glover
and Timothy in market, but both are rather dull Of
sale. They are offered within the range Of our
quotations.
,,,,;c. T;,,,.,,o. of Ia ct. mn, N, & mos
EPIRITS-In FOREIGN her. IS only moderate
l,r,,,,I n n pmo remains st,adv 'at 3Oa3l cts;
and Vybisi-,v nj 16 for bhds and u for brs and
firm, ~ tc rates have br.n for the last two weeks
SUGAHS.-rEero is still better feeling Pcryad.
ing the market for AIGscoyad9-S, and prices Of all
GRADES have advanced about a. cent per ID. within
The last two weeks. Besides the activity in Porto
2 I.l, 1rtll .t.I
about 200 hhds in lots at 6 al there have hvcn s-d
l5Da2OU DO NV Orleans coed at 6 1Gi cts. per ID.
Il.sIl-. NS ILlr Cuba Niu~rDIat sold
A. er, (, 90 n,r I6l Ihs.-alI mos. On Thurs
i,v mn ituggri Of 200 LlGs Porto Rico was also nut
cay bI ,, l. bit bia% brlow owners Views. the
yil,. ,.-,s y-!tLlr,v.n This c;rrurn.,,gc, would
,,.a. f., indir.i.. a DECLINING market The imports
lri,n far.i,rn ports. for six days ending with last
t\..I,...JI,. It.,,. been l.l5i Lhd>. a.l , brls-
,,.I.i'r = tai since, IAN, la. q If 331 bhls l!2
rr.s. ~ br's. .G5G b.gs, and 1C.f hxs. against
fl, ,3.,-. r' ''t ,...o. u U.s.
PlHk tCO. The mari, t remains much as not d
last WI, although tb. receipts have not been so
j,a,.,,. h,t ON, Gin continues TO arrive ,ccv and
,n. Of ' ~ w. ,r 10 s il Of too inferior
Gn,.ty 10 r.lunrt. ,l.rs Eir ill.,. cxpcnca Of pre-
i' , '.' 10 a red si fad riad pnrch,s.rs
"A tl. tanner rf,s' TO s$IO MY 100 lis ACCORDING
n ar,Iit, VIII. suaur!sd and c3cry are coupar.-
tivtE q2i,t. Ga5i calan,n to the h,lar qualities Of
most desirable lois Of thG tlrncr i..lOI q for the
LIN d..rr,,ti,rs Tho, n-u.ctigns of The we. k
a., 40, Oh iLI- II ,., land. l-,I d3 Ohio. and Is
do, Timlia-total. 2JJ5 hhds. The Exports from
,h;. Nom IN i,ri.,, norris Since our lsi have been
'iI0I Ills ag Nb!rh 40 were 10 Bremen. and
80 +, NT.r.,I. aud ,hosr Of MARYLAND and Ohio
,n ~ l,., t",}.t, ,,,..r,, ~. fiIgy,:
~, NC '"'' ''"''e VIZ " If,-s II nm
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r. IL i '"''' 60 I'Ili
{. AH,,,.'.,,. $50
:. t-,yt.rI3r, 200
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g Tndnn. ....235
:. Enoiand Observation-Disclosures IS
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