Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-31

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NAVAL sTORES-Wc have no change to note
in prices, and there is only a moderate demand for
any denomination. Spirits Iurpcntlne may be quot
ed 3Sa4O cts per gall and Tar 2.5Od 2625 per brl.
OILS.-Thc market is inactive for all denomina
tons
| PLASTER PARIS.-An import of SO tons only
(all on board) has sold from vessel at $3 per ton.
! PROVlSIONS.-We stated in our last weeks re-
port that this market without activity and that
previous prices were not as readily obtained: the
same or similar remark, is equally as well adapted
to the general condition of the market now, and our
quotations stand relatively they did thcn-raher
nominal than otherwise in regard to the heavier opcr
atoms.
BeeE-Sells only in a small way for ships stores,
| or in plgs. of a reduced size for special shipment
Our quotations are those of the market.
Pork.-Therc have been sales of about $50 brls
in lots for export, including Prime at ID, and Mess
at S 1850 per brl. We refer TO quotations for sell
crs rates.
Baco,-Is in no better request generally than be-
fore noticed; the more salcablc descriptions being
those of prime quality which taken for immediate
family use and therefore in small parcels; and for
such a shade our quotations may be obtained.
For sound merchanta able lots, quote Shoulders Ia
~ mostly 7ia73 cts. per b. and of such the sales
have been about 100 hhds.; Sides, 9a95, and choice
81; and Hams, or incrior) to 9al0, and choice at
Ii. Few transactions have been larger in amount,
probably, than 5000 to 5000 lbs.
Lard-Cannot be quoted over cts per lb. in brs.,
and 10 in kcgs-of the latter, lot of 500 inferior
sold at g., and 300 good at 10 cts. per lb.
Butta-Is in moderate supply; and for shipping
qualities llal3 cts. may be quoted
CHeeSe.-Wcstcrn sells at 7dS, and Eastern SAY
cts per lb. for Dairy made, and the market is
in fair supply.
RICE.1'he stock is small and the buyers few, and
prices almost nominal. A lot of 40 tres. has sold
at s 5625 per 100 lbs.
SEEDS.-We have no transactions to report of
any denomination. Clover is held under limits; al
though occasionally small sales have been made at
4.50d s 475 per bushcl.
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and the demand moderate. Whiskcy has improved
shade, and may be quoted 25a25z cts. with better
demand.
SUBMISSIVE have no new feature to note, but
would remark that prices firm, Notwithstanding
they reported less so in most of the Eastern
markets. Our quotations at the close of last week,
were Cal cts. for Porto Rico, and for Cuba Musco-
vado, and these prices have been fully maintained
this week, but transactions have been moderate.
There has also been sale of 36O boxes brown and
white Havana, taken for refining, the white at s.
cts, time, and the brown within the range of our
quotations, BY auction on Tuesday, from cargo of
1913 hhds Porto Rico offered, 80 sold at 63Oa 30,
and Al do do. of another cargo at 6.30a 81 per 100
lbs, mos.-l63 hhds. withdrawn; and on Thurs
day, 300 hlds., also Porto Rico sold at 6l0a + 705;
and do New Orleans (of 50 ofcrcd) at $S640, also
time. These latter prices, in view Of the quail
ty, thought to be slight improvement.
TOBACCO.-This mar lSet remains much as it has
done for considerable time past, quite inactive
for all common descriptions, of which larger por-
ton of the receipts consist; hut for good common to
mddlng sorts there is fair demand; and for the
better, particularly fine Ohio reds the demand is
brisk and all the lots, (ahough still sma that
brought forward, readily taken at 10 $40 per
100 lbs, in quality. Colory descriptions have be-
come quite inactive. lin our Introductory remarks
we have touched upon the subject of the growing
crops and would here beg permission further add,
for the benefit of the Ohio planter, if he should be
pleased TO remember what say, that there
is sufficient stock of inferior Tobacco here for
t,cO gears at least of good crops and therefore, in
sending his Tobacco forward to limit it to such only
as the market rcqurcs.] Inspected this week: Ma
ryland, 766 hhds.; Ohio, S2l; and Kentucky 81
total 1898 hhds. The exports from this port since
our last have been 905 hhds, of which COL were to
Rotterdam, and those of Maryland and Ohio since
Jan. | to date, as follow:
To Bremen, Observation-Disclosures. Mds.1 0,715
- rotterdam, .-................... ..o,Ui4
- liarc, '.................. ....''.....'.l ,li9
- Antwerp. ............ ..'....... ......l, O9u
Amstcrdan,. ...'........... ......'.'5,SL
Emden, ......... ......'.'.'.........'Z
SC England, ......... .5S
Stock on hand, and on shipboard not cleared Odd
inst, 81 ,329 hhds.
WOOL.-Thc market has been rather quiet owing
in part to the small supply on sale, the comparative
ly large transactions noticed by last week having
much reduced the stock.
FREIGHTS.-Foreigna are less active but we can
not quote decline in rates, for shippers holding
back waiting in part for the arrival of another steam
er (thc Washington now due at New York from
Bremen and Southampton and part because of the
difficulty of purchasing Flour and Grain at suitable
prices.
BEEF CATTLE.-Prccs have declined owing TO
the increased supply, the offerings at the drove yards
last Monday numbering CTS, of which 1895 were taken
by city butchers, 269 for Philadelphia and ID left
unsold. The prices paid ranged from 225a S 1926,
gross, equivalent to 4.50a 1928 per 100 lbs, net.
Live Hogs continue scarce still selling at 65Oa CTS,
for fair to good qualities.
demonstrating continues in limited re-
quest and sales have been made for 60 days Bills
low per cent prem; at close the rates rather
better, which, as well as other Foreign and Domcs-
tic, we quote follow:
Bills on London stcrlg 60 days. 5aa64 per ct prem
---- GarlS.. OIoo u 0I.oi5
- Hamburg. ..................3 55 a &c
- Bremen ...... ..........773a rs
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