Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-06-26

probably be accepted parcel of so 900 lbs. Sides,
in dry salt has been taken for the English market at
10 cts. per Id. 49,,
Bacon.-Transactions have been only in small lots
at former prices, generally; in some instances, Tor
some descriptions, probably something less has Deeh
accepted, but do not vary our quotations, and CON
tinuc Western at cts. for assorted lots; i4do ior
Shoulders; 10 for Sides; and S5alO5 Tor Hams
Lard-Remains steady at !al0 cts for brls and
kegs but the demand is very limited as usual at this
Butter-Good Western has been taken for export
at 1OaI2 per b., the supply as yet very moder-
Chcese-May be quoted sail cts for new and old
of good shipping qualities.
RICE.-The stock is very light, and no demand
for the article except in small way.
SALT.-We note sales of several thousand sacks
of Liverpool recently the last being at 5 Tor Coarse
and s .35 for Fine, mos
SEEDS.-Thcre has been some little enquiry Tor
Clover and small sales of Western have been made
4.75pe bushel; some holders Of prime free quail
SPIRITS-N E. Rum has declined, and sold at
80 cts. per gallon Whiskey is Inactive and holders
are not agreed in regard to rates. it is offered, how
ever, in brls. at "a cts per gallon.
SUGARS.-The private sales have amounted TO
between 300 and 400 hhds. of Cuba and Porto RICO at
about previous rates, but an opinion is entertained by
some persons that better feeling prcdomlnatcs and
that the following prices show an Improvement. by
auction on Thursday 1919 hhds Porto Rico sold at go
aS7.20; So do. Cuba Muscovado, Ga 600; and 90
do. New Orleans 5.S0a s rs per 100 lbs, mos
TOBACCO.-Ihc market remains pretty mucn as
it did last week. the receipts light, and those of
Ohio uncommonly so. All good common to middling
and fine lots, of both Maryland and Ohio denomina-
tions ready sale at full prices, say from 3 70 to
$3.50 and $50 to IS per 100 lbs. There continues
to be considerable shipments making, as will be OBJ
served at foot The inspections this week have
been as follow: of Maryland, $50 hhds.; Ohio, 90;
and Missouri, l2-total, S55 hhds. And there have
been exported within the same time 1898 hhds.; of
which, of Maryland and Ohio, there wcre-to Bre-
men, 95l hhds.; to Amsterdam, 1886 do; and to Rot
terdam, 570-bcsides $50 hhds. Virginia Stems to
Amsterdam, and l54 do. do. to Rotterdam: total of
Mary land and Ohio Tobacco, since Jan as follows
10 Bremen, '....''.-.. ...'.''.'.'.'.. "aS'o'a2o
= Rotterdam, ...- .-.....'.'.'''... '''- '9'oto
" Havrc, .................. ''..'.'.'.. ~
" Antwerp. ............. ................. 10
Emdcn, '...'.... '''' ..'''''''' 20
- England, 10
Stock on hand, and on shipboard not cleared Oath
inst, 80 ,245 hhds
WOOL-There has not been as much activity
manifested in the market this week the preceding,
but there is good feeling, and prices are firm
Some few small lots have been picked up at II cts
for unwashed and 90 to 49, for common to blood
fleece washed taken at cash prices.
FREIGHTS.-Foreign are sitter, and rather high
er rates have been obtained: We quote Flour IS. cd.
per bril- to Liverpool, and IS. Cd. to London. Coast
WESTERN TRANSPORTATION quota
tons little more than nominal, the competition
among the Lines on the Susquehanna Rail Road, has
contributed to reduce rates of freight.
BEEF CATTLE.-There very material
falling off in the offerings at the yards last Monday,
only $50 head up all of which were readily taken at
3l2z $4.l25, gross, equivalent to 625aSo per ioo
lbs, net, which is further slight decline Live
Hogs have also given way in price, sales having
been made at to $6.122, according TO quality.
EXCHANGE-The demand for Sterling has been
very limited; and very few transactions have taken
place in Continental. We quote Foreign and Domes-
tic as follow: