Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-22

l23 cts. for Western, and l5al7 for Gladcs; with
sale OF the latter at 10 cts. per lb.
ChceSe-Remains steady at ,dS cts Tor WESTERN
and Sdl0 for Eastern the former rather fiat.
RlCE-Continucs in fair demand selling at ''oz "a
| 81 per 100 lbs, 4 mos
SALT.-A cargo of 5000 bushels Turks Island has
sold at about % cts. per bushc, the late previous
i rate.
SEEDS Glover sold carly in the week, in lots of
30 or more bushels at $3.50, cash, for prime; but
subsequently, there is better enquiry without any
improvement in price. 1000 bushels have been sent
out of the market. FLAX sells moderately at l'oo@
= 81 per bushcl.
Spirits Frcnch Brandy continues in moderate
request at quotations. n. f. Rum sells slowly at 81
cts. Whiskey has been in fair demand through the
week at 2l for brlS. but at close is brisk at -
cts. per gallon, with more buyers than sellers, some
holders refusing to sell at .. lihds. cannot be
quoted a, and are in less demand than brs
SUGARS.-Thc operations have been to far eX-
tent and confined almost cXclusivcy TO New Orleans,
about 200 hhds. Of which have been sold at 1900
cts per h. for common to fair qualities. BY auction
on Thursday, 100 hhds New Orleans sold at 4.OOd
$40 per 100 lbs, all mos.
TALLOW.-Wc note the sale OF % casks Ken
dcrcd, taken for export, at 81 cts per lb, W days;
TOBACCO.-The market continues devoid OF the
slightest degree Examination; and the receipts though
previously small, have been this week suIl less as
shown by the inspections. \ price quoted under
such circumstances woud be altogether nominal
A vessel for Bremen has filled up, having taken IN
GS2 hhds. Of Maryland and Ohio, and 80 do Virginia.
The inspections OF the week comprise II mus Nh
ryland, and A dc. Ohio-otal, IS hhdS. The exports
for the week have been 100 hhds., and the total OF
all denominations to foreign ports since Jan st loo
hhds., of which there of Maryland and Ohio
follow:
This wcck--This year.
To Bremen, ............ hhds. GS2. ......... 672
" Havrc, ............... -- ......... 49,
Stock on hand Jan 10Th II SOB hhds, against 81 ,7S3
same time last year.
WOOL.-The market continues with limited
supply and only moderate demand The sales OF
the week comprise about 300 lbs. common to blood
washed, small portion of common only at % cts,
cash. and the residue 80, mos. For another con
siderable parcel 81 cts. were offered and refused
held at 30 cts. per lb., cash.
FREIGHFS.-A ship is now loading for Liver
pool bark for London, and an English brig for Lon
tlondcrry-wth Flonr, Grain and Provisions-Flour
at IS. per bril-. Grain at lid. per bushcl, and Pro
visions 35s. per Coastwise rates are So , 325
per ton for Pig Iron to Boston; % cts. per bril- Tor
Flour: and las cts. per bushel for Grain.
WESTERN TRANSPORTATION.-F Forward
ing merchants are rccriptlng through from Cum6er-
land 10 Pittsburgh by wagons at Sl.l25 per lOO lbs,
the navigation by boat icing rather cquIvocal
at this from Brownsville.
BEEF CATrLE.--lhc offerings at the drove
yards last Monday comparatively few, number
ing only $50, and of those only 800 were taken by
the butchers, and l6l driven castwardly-the resi-
due left on droycrs' hands. The prices paid were
same as last week and ranged from 2.25 10 $3.50,
gross equivalent to 4.5Oa 1918 per 100 lbs net
The better qualities of live Hogs remain nearly the
larger: we quote good prime ga $5.l25, and the
lower refused lots 1905 l.75.
EXCIANGE.-Thcr is very little demand for
Bills of any description, and remain unchanded
follow:
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