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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-19
~12 SGDullebrer Oerlanat.
October 10.
Gilse frcrltSe Sab.

70z@ Gsbefinbstiit felt unsefdbr 6 gBc..
--G-E den. cine Sub bel Dem Tieb oes
llntsrfbriebensn in eOwsr Maeuneis Saun.
f6ip, eeha Gauntp. Sic ift BON ounfel,
brouner Sorbe. Der rette Gisnsr III eriu6t
fein @iasnibum su bswsisn, unb. bielsIbe
sesen BsSabIans Der llnfoifsn obSubOlsn
bel tr.. ,,..,.......ss
.5s', ..s NIX, SapiD SaMmer.
October IL. H3U
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-19

0ErGinc cnslifbs ssituns fa9f, paG neuid finfssbr
bunosrt llbrmahrs@eicOen pcn per S6pci, nod rsr
8reini9tn Staatn aus9apancert itis, uno bof ibnsr
uetb ens mSit srSssrs 5ab fcIsen prps.-iIrat, wsi
fis cclt tsine drbsit BADEN. {
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-19
@hiss. esto Seise
Rbia gastrt. bsi ssrsinttr atil. 10

% -sn .Osertbduwtrn Gauuh 1T has gang sctcfc
2idd, init ausp0bn,e bes Netcrosrs srwablt mctcer,
ilptr alter 5rgI,nc 81 8. %. ebmic, Gin Sreitpi1i9cr
Gaueoal it nit 90 sebrbsit rOitosr srrpaba psresn
GTein @sfs&t svifAn ben gusatansr uno o,r
Sneianst Dat Hsulib wisor iiaHssfuuns, rptbsi pt
se Sff5ies sffalsn fin ieiIsn.-Dsr 4us9ans ii ps
ter Hidt tsfanHa
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-19
October 10.
Oefentli6e SGenDll.

Sreitass ben 3tsn Nopember, um IL libr
Miudas, fCtt am 9dufe oes vsrforbuen
Saeob 81 mi q, in N. Maeunsis 3Ip.,
eeba @auntp. 6ftnhib perfauft ,perben:
+ Gin Desf, Bureau, 8ett uno BsttIabe,
zine Qnsabl gsfeebhhsr. N6rtsrhub unb
anbsre fddebare 8htsr. Elm gutter eanb.
rneifsr Gompae nit &stts uno matbdmati,
fder Sniirnmenten, Srusi Ssfen nit &chr.
sine Sub, Sdiebfarrsu, cine siferne @afb
pIutte, 6aIbbufbel, cine Got Gifsn, Seuaa.
bel uno icnif nod alIerIei 1rtitsI Su weitt
ldufti9 Su meIeen.
Die Betinaun9sn am Ssreuufstass unb
Qufwartung BON lH
S8iIIiam TOmio, Gs'Or.
Setober l9. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-19
Scrbctrdt1ct:

am l5ten Dicks, burtb ben Gbrtp. ,6errn Q. q.
8rctt, yoerr 9 etemcneanbes nit a'iG NDl a.
T / aS &c r, bsibe ron Doors Saussu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-19

SlOrica SSabl-StIIes reebt In Tlorioa!
ssi Der nsutidbsn gaobl in 5cricu babsn Die Mbi9s
allies rcr iitb bsr sstrusn-aud esr Staut il fiber
fir ben altsn 3abarias.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-19

eEanf' siasn Gableiiiritt in bisfm Gauntp icII
man, eanait gar fsus esto Sstc etimm prlsrsn sss
bss; une man kbn tsnnts rus bic Mislidn ttiuuhsu,
guns Gnhlae atsnusn fin sIsns scs Die nidbt Gin.
maj GAM psa snanesr sebnttn Oorsu. Ie noe esr Sa.
tster, eilts aeA pen siHaahsr ppfu nuSts, ~ film.
mess &c sil siss Gin nsur sess, atsr rriabs ii bsba
iahakaf s
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-19
6. 81. Weubarb, g. SD.

Nnrhrifftf - 1ae perfOnen Die iit
V"SH|'VS~ nod fhuIois mi6en an
bic untsrSei6neten, fur Idnser ais 6 Mo'
naten, lino erfuht oBhe SsitperIuf anSuru'
fen uno &idtisfslt Su MAIDEN, penn fs ii6
tintoften erfparsn wolIen.
8g9 asreb Bern ano So.
Setebsr 10. s.tn nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-19

aus biefsr Sd0Ms ipiro man srlsbn sdG bic GBbiss
8 uno unkre @e9ur nur 8 esuotcren srpabtt b06sn.
@rn ben attsu NHitsGsretn fino 13 gbiss unb Go.
fofcfcs. Der Staots Senat ftrbt eabcr, SBbiss 81
uHo ecfcfctrs l2.-gDbio sQebrbsit 8.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-19

0I.-linirs @ssnr MAIDEN fa fbr sfhsftis uue
hsu Gen. 2apIer Fl ein edapsubaltsr; fs fno obsr
eapeu geaastbsn file taF aRm. .. @utisr. ibr Cans
bieai fas gisnyvsFbeut. sbtufans Gin edaSsnbatsr
ia.--as N biss Ssiaueiattit, uidtf uabr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-19
9DieeerboInno.

Gs fno bic sBridbts Mn ben srpabItsn U1itsfsosr
nch nit aIs pclIitdncis susesanssn, man mia isecd
,piKsn, bas tssnsts bic eiarft Der srbiecSnsu ur'
tbsim in Bet n6bfcn Gsfegtuns lsin pire,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-19

Sic aarssz BART bic armsa 2mfd"
s4ntG IS a5iaE gispu6lifansr.
m oarya i = 2bat bic eefss fnb bart sfasresa.
ysk nx Gsles Isteun nfabrsa bassa pire. 1saHC
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-19

4. 0@rGin snsiesr Dr. Garpiu pTfhrt. cae olI'
.arantbeitu bic our6 has Srinfsn ron ssiiiissn sc
trSntsn euttsbeu, srbdb is f bis in bic brittle Ge
uratsn. feripfanssn une snelia Die gBirhins batter
cine game Samilie aasaFcttsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-19

OF rSunse Damen bic cs i'm @s6rautb baden 3ti-
tnssn ~ lslsn, batsn irlner mic ss tb crstt, et,uas
tbr sep'nnenpes an fib bOten licbsnsproiss Dispc;
fitirnsn oisfa6e ipaben INNER quite gldnnsr, matu
ebns ausnabme quite gHeitsr, uno psyotn nismals.
cSsr tptustcns iebr ttn, ourb Betrd9er an Ger 2bd
re eesr auf Dem SJarft tetrcasn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-19
Der Stnats Srnnf.

5elssnes bsrren wutpsn bel ketr geabl in ben
Staats etnat eripSblt:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-19

Vener.-5n gBbtelin9 II Nek gNctbe eln 6tlitt
ausasbrrSbsn, rpstbes 10 @cbnbSutr sindihrtc, uut
Gissntbum gu ban gSertb pcn 10000 Sb.lsr gritSrt,
Gin anores il in 8ctcu aus9ebrcd,sn uno ssrltSrtt
$4,000 2balx aRsrtb Gissntbuui. gsi borrisbure
seristb aud Elm Ganolbect in Srano unO puros mil
psr sanssu eaOuns. wdbe 10000 SbaItr wsrtb rpOr
sussafasrt. swsi Yerfensn bic burdaf fhtisfsn fnt
nit psmFfbsn psr6rauut., E5s
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-19
sBabI6sri6t bon 2e4a @auntpl .pttO6er 1ol SIS
DIEttfts

l6l
susrah
IGemmi6'r
l69 263 90 22l 242
cnare6 q, s..
las sss l5z esl 1872
567 l67 266
Nsmbtv. ..s.1...- ..-
4s 155 2607
33 64 PAS 227 2l7
akk 3e7 l69 264
pbonotar 49,
esau. 39
n aSaa. 29l3
Gtef. --- = 1.t
ssG 224
D. 3s5
tighter. ar t .5as #ae5a5 nfas
200 l46 242
46 I66 GAG
leotbsr. f1ff '+-e
400 140 232 6
245 2l6
im6icner. - --...t u s:ra
e4 1877 Il $50 25
Srn 3s2 6S 266 2s0 22i $50
>isetcr. p k %qf11. a- .a.@ s.'.1e> II ti .-
2l5 14s 2as4
eaaua 10 lis l6i 80 II 9e
Iueitor ..t.4.s szzA
l5s 1870 2l4 ISL ess
Gen 35s l0l 25a 2 2l7 6
Euaies. s t# .F1 .g|
&M 3 45 24 4s oO7 2l2 LAG 2,s4
e3 I6O l4O 2I2 lac 250i
Rh a 63 26 227 1ss 15i "a 70 2s97
G.b SO ls3 I'D "a IN
Sarhr J6S 1853 2S SA 22
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-19
GtDdtbare QOtte Qau0
Omrtb priDat S5anbel ;is pcrfaufc

~<"~$V Fss~"A scfuNSSt SW~tthuMVCtt.
Do Der lfnterSsitnsts ssfoHnsn in mad,
Dem Weffsn Su Sisbsn. 70 bistst Gu bisrbur6y
ourb priuat Sancel feHns
SebGebare Ornmofutte
suni 8srfauf an. - DiefeIbe III aeIeaen in
Sho @bsibau Iaunftip. eecba Gauntp !;
erdnssnb an ednosr BON Sapb 9Ridlp, ,Sobn
9teubaro, SOlomen 8emmerer. G,eOrss Rem.
merer uno Dapfc @reB i; entbaItsno 1y
Qdcr, msbr Coer wenf9er. BON bsiten 8au.
Iance in Der ge9eno, in fdidIids Seleer Gin.
setbsiIt, untsr suten Ssnfen uur fonff in Der
bsiien Sronuna, -@s beffnoet iib auf Der
eotte alerlsi Sbf, ais 4spfsl pfaumen,
UpprifOfen Srauben, pffrii6s. u. Rur5
in oisfsr 70 rie in allen anoern 5iniibten
niro eieielbe BON feinsr sctts in esba Gaan.
tD u6nnefsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-19
Mbrem! mbrcm!
SSuDlfeiler d(S iemnIS!

SSDDlfettec ais 1et116tS!
Sipen SoDffmar, Soanss mno Sacesltbreus
Wfaeber In allleutaHu,
3sit bisrmit ieinen Sreunesn uno einem
seebrtsn pubIitum an. ea6 sr feline Dsrf.
ttdtte nab Der @de 9essnubsr Sa9snbu6's
9oteI, in Der 5amiItOn Stro6s, usrlsst bat,
mo sr ieeerSsit Elm neusr unc ausssosbnter
8orratb uen
tSaus> nmb Saf>ttbrcn
auf .6anb baIten mirb. aIs : @oIbsne unb
patsnt espsr. espins Il. ssw6bnIits Sad.
ubrsn, 1ldrm, 80 Stunoeu uno adt Gag
ubrsn, goloene uno iilberne peneils, Gin
serbhte. BriIIsn, ecffsI. 8rnlifpsnen. Sim
ssrrinse, Sbrrines. eOdsts. !6aIsIdess. Get-
ten. SdIiIBsI, uno sins Serf6isbsnbsit BON
anbern Sdnep Qrtifsin. msldbe or an fsbr
btrabsefsstsn Drsi6sn psrfaufsn wiro. uuo
bic an Gite uao Bsarbsituns in tsinem an.
bern GtabIibemsnt ilbsrtrpffsn wsresn f6ns
nen-wseer bier nod fonffpe.
Stunben librsn -mirb er an bem befon,
oan nisbsrn preiB pon 2 bis 10 Sbalsr
uerfaufen. uno oafhr Rb bir9sn oaB iie be'
frieei9ence 3eit baItsn.
Sbise drtifsI wsrten alIe auf tie
tiirSsifs 1nleise. uno fsbr bilis nit Sere.
foIt repari,t. Rufrt bel ibm al uno beflis.
bist euh fsibf. m
October 10. n4so
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-19
Die G;o,,,crn6rs 8dbI.

Srasnoes fine bic sRsbrbstsn bic bsi Ger Letsn
geabl fir CcupernSr einscgebsn ipurben -,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-19
up SALT RIVER !! HIHO I
Die eDf0S eebtm Sen saIsflnl binanf
aeis, Q berric, es tbut uns fbmersli6 rpsb,
DAFT mir Den Sal,fIuf mtigsn binauf ocb.'

acis berris es tbut uns fbnerJidb rpsb,
DAT mir Den Sal5fIue mdGsn binauf scb.'
afc Istt rpcbL aeis.-aHsn 3sitpen Der itsasn ssit
mad, p urtbcils, peresn mir in 20 Sabrsu nd,t rus-
Der ben Slue bsrnnter tcnmsn otirEn.-G Gctalo mir
tn unltrcr neucn bsinatb an9fanost fno, pcGsn mir
bon unS bSrsn laesn pisleidt tSnneu mir cine 9ets
fbaft init bsn Gccns srdd biden. bic auf Der eeinl.
rsft finc.-linrwartst fhmcradb III unfsr 3ufau, uno
tpr allc kben es ftar pag an 7fsn ndtbien Sicpcn.
Der sln nsit nebr irbttarcs Sbdiat dter bic ormsn
ecfcs fcnmen uno uns &unpf uno Gid" prfhlin.
gen piro-unc eiefr ehrm miro iidb on isnm SAGE
6sr bic aan inicn psrtreitsn uno unrs grdoer ,er.
ittdsn-SBir wcten uns baber NIT uisocreshlaecnsn
6sr;sn auf bic 8sis maiden. unb Die lsbc Insrfrdt'
gum abdieo atfnacn. Gcct bat uns nit sinenl
tarfsn 8cct perfben wofir mir ibm eontsu-unb ia
ote eapliaine o d ~, s ,ino o eitler tibs
tss Sssfabrer nb. uuo Die 3es ben ealfIuF tiuoilf
ben fc oft 9cnadt BADEN, brariben mir tsine Surd,t
aussusbm eaF fis uns sssen Scn uno Slppsn ifcfeu,
une in een Strued perfu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-19

01rSa Tsrito Il laat esn lsstsu gai4isu iOIIst
rubsa .snif4s fatt arP
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-19

G6tshtsr 8 rs sit.--Ginise unftrsr bisf9su Seq:
nsr fnO strpos tcrdtt ttr ben aassaus Der gBobI in
8srts Gauntc, uno bpSrsu, coe wenn fidb nctb cnsC
etbs Gbaratttrs pis 6 bartes Davis boFdtit aui
ibrs Gsits brcbsn prrsn, eas Gauutp fr bic gBbiss
stbn mdFs. pas osntt Der Gborlp vOn bisism
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-19

Die 8sridte fne nldt aae cffiea, ane nSssn ned
shpas auf cosr asaebsn.
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Corh 2sa30s per Or; and Indian Corn Meal l2s cd
abs, per brl.-thc demand for all these articl =
inglmted and the markets freely supplied with
Wheat Oats, &c, of home growth.
american ProrisOnS-1hc supply OF new Beef
mas continued very light, and cid is nearly done,
hence prices have been well maintained. In the aD-
sence of any arrivals Of new Pork, there has been
better inquiry for prime mess, and sales OF this quail
" are to fair extent at steady prices For mess
and prime the demand IS only fling. Bacon, since
our last report has continued in good request, aud
the new that has 10 hand has b:en taken at full
prices, cx ship; old has improved little in price,
and stock Of such il nearly flushed. Hams aud
Shoulders show some symptoms Of improvement, but
the demand is far from active. At the quo atlons,
there has been fair business doing in cheese, the
supplies lattcrly have been chiefly Of useful mid.
quality, which has gone freely into the manuidctur-
ing districts; fine quality is We have to
report a very active business in Lard, at full pri
ccs; the consumption to increase, as the late
arrivals are all cleared off.
JaN0lc-lhc market has advanced rapidly this
week from 80 to 5iS. for Petersburg Y. c.; other
sorts have not improved to the same extent; few
casks fine South American reported at 10. Cd 10
sos, and North American sos, for rather soft; New
Orleans up TO 52s. I'd. for fine New York Talow.
Yours, BROWN. SIMPLIFY s co.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-11
BALTIMORE HOG MARKET.

We stated early in the slaughtering season, that
arrangements had been made and that large supplies
OF live Hogs would be brought to this market before
the winter was over for the purpose of Strengthening
and packing on account Of the English market; and
those who have had occasion to "lOok into these
things" have this, that our information
from reliable sources. 1t is computed that over
100, 900 Hogs have arrived here from the West, the
larger portion from the State Of Ohio, since the first
Of November, and they have not yet done coming.
We were shown a letter on Thursday from Cincin-
natl advising that 4 % head of large fine Hogs would
leave there on Monday last Goth nst for this mar
kct. We have no doubt they will be in good time,
as all that arrive at present, and the numbers
still large, readily taken, for which to
$3.50 per 100 lbs.iS paid, which is a higher
price by nearly quite 20 per cent, than pack
ed or the smoked meat commands uoAo PuG the
Bulk or unsmoked Sides, or "MiddIes," as they are
termed in the English market and they will soon be
called here by that name )sell at a. cent per lb
higher than the smoked or Bacon pieces. Those
English packers referred to-and there are five
houses hcre-are still engaged in their vocation, and
will probably continue until the weather will no
longer admit of their operations. This has been
their first or beginning season.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-11

with pleasure, that the sentiments which we enter
tain with regard to 1t, are shared BY the Govern
mcnt Of country with which we are 50 closely
united by the ties Of extensive commerce aud oil
common origin.
We do not, however, think that we should be JUS
tilted in advising the Crown 10 enter into engage
mcnts which would be at variance with some OF the
important principles of the existing Navigation
Law without the previous sanction Of Paiancnt; but
it is intention to propose 10 Parliament, without
unnecessary delay, measures which would enable US
to place commercial intercourse regard to the
matters to which your note refers, the most liberal
and comprehensive basis with resp Ct to all countries,
which shall be willing 10 act in u corresponding spl-
rt toward us | anu, &c.
(Signed) PALMEkS lON.
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Sill $780, 39 81
DANIEL GRAHAM,
Register of the Treasury.
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITANNIA.

The British steamer Britannia arrived at Boston
last Saturday morning, having left Liverpool 18th
ult at which time Brcadstutls were generally a
shade lower and Cotton lad. better, the great
est mprov emcnt being in low and mddling qualities.
There appears to be no prospect of adjusting any
in reference the transmission OF mails
between the two countries.
On and after the 9TH April the day of sailing of the
steamers will be from the American side on w ed
ncsday instead of Saturday as now The ,ceckiy
sailing will commence at Liverpool April Sth, and
from America Sd May.
The following correspondence between Lord PAL
MERsToN and Mr. BANCROFT on the subject of the
Navigation Laws has been laid before Parliment;
Mr.. Bancroft to discount Palmerston.
AMERICAN LEGATION, Nov 3, lS47.
The undersigned Envoy Extraordinary and Minis
ter PARLIAMENTARY of the United States of America,
has the honor TO inquire Of Niscoun Pamerston, her
Britannia Maiestys Principal Secretary OF State for
Foreign Affairs if her Majesty's Government is in
cned existing restrictions on international
commerce. ,
Universal reciprocity in the widest sense is held
by the American Government as the only thoroughly
appropriate basis for intercourse between two great
nations The prohibition of the indirect trade has
but restrained enterprise; it has done good TO neither
country. To abrogate it would at once set free dor
mant commercial wealth, without ln]urlng any one.
Should her Majesty's Government entertain SINH
lar views, the undersigned is prepared on me part
of the American Government, TO propose that Brtsh
ships may trade from any port IN the world to any
port in the United States; and be received protected
and in respect TO charges aud duties treated ike
American ships if rccprocally, American ships may
in like manner trade from any port OF the world TO
any port under the dominion of her Britannia Ma
]esty, :, ..
The removal of commercial restrictions, while it
would be of mutual advantage TO the material inter-
ess of both countries could not but give openings to
still farther relations of amity between them and by
its influence on the intercourse of nations create new
guarantees for the peace of the world. The under
signed, Sc. (Signcd) GEORGE BANCROFT.
Viscount Palmerston to Mr.. Bancroft.
FOREIGN OFFICE, Nov. II, lS4l.
SrR-I have lost no time in communicating to my
colleagues your note Of the Sd inst on the subject OF
the Navigation Laws, which regulate the commerce
Of the British Empire and that OF the United States
with each other.
This question had already engaged the serious at
tenton Of her Majesty Ministers; and VIC observe
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-11
RIo-DE-JANEIRo EXPORTS.

We are enabled, through the politcncss of com
mcrcal house Of this city, to present our readers
with an interesting document in relation to the Ex-
ports from the port of Rhode Janciro, Of its staple
productions, for of years. and the article Of
Coffee particularly, it will be observed, occupies
very important lace in the catalogue
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-11

From Rio Janoro.-A letter under date of Jan.
IA, says-Since last receipts of Flour moderate;
considerable sales at I'll for Richmond City Mills, and
l1u500alslI for Baltimore, parcel of Brandyw
rather ord sold at l5I. In other articles of import
business not yet opened to any extent, but we look
for fair demand as the season advances Quotations
for Coffee are 2n900dS00 for superiors, and 275Oa
2lS50 for good firsts; finer descriptions scarce,
Freights 709SO cts per bag. p. S.-We understand
that parcel of Philadelphia Flour has just been sold
at l6l50O.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-11

Large Cargo.-The ship Susan +. Ho,reti, BAL
LEY, was cleared at this port on Monday last for
Marseilles, by w. HOWELL s. Son, owners, with a
cargo of 1855 hhds. and II bxs. Leaf Tobacco, and
SS9 bags Quercitron Bark.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-11
Letter Sheet Prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening, printed on fine paper and adapted
to correspondence be had at the Printing office
of this paper, n. w corner of Baltimore and Hol-
day streets, up stairS,) to-day by o'clock, at O.
cts. single, cts. each, for or copies.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-11

HOHN SHARPLEY Il SON No SO Smiths
a. wharf, have received and offer for sale
5000 lb Chain Yarn, from TO IL
5000 ID. Seine Twinc IS gross Backing
ALSO IN STORE
10 hhds. P. II. SUGAR
hhds Prime p. r. MOLASSES
40 bags Rio COFFEE. ia Is
MI ESS, No. |, and Prime BEEF
lvA Smoked aud Pick led TONGUES
Smoked BEEF. SC. SC.
Spiced TRIBE, in or. brls.
Kept constantly on hand, and
FOR sALE-by
HENRY KIMBERLY
June 5 If Stall No. H. Centre Market.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-11
The following is the amount Exported from 1920 to

SUGAR.
The Export of Sugar for the following years was
as follows
lS47-IS46-lS45-1S44- lS43-.lS42-lS4l.
Cases. g. l36 Alb 9,64l 5,774 1872 ii 600 S,959
HIDES.
S17--lS46-lS45-- lS44---lSi3--lS42
POS ,492 429,45S 22l SOP 354, 405 345,2l2 lS9,lSl
HORNS, IPEcAcUANHA, &C.
There were also exported in lS47, 5562 half tam
ed Hides, 45O7s3 OK and Horns, 1888 pipes
Rum, 81 ,4O3 rolls Tobacco, 1874 bags Rice, S44S
planks Jacaranda 1880 brs Tapioca, and 1878 lbs.
Ipccacuanha.
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the latter there is a brisk demand for choice lot
| for export
! BIcon.-Thc demand for the week has been to 9
fair extent comprising parcels of 10 900 10 $4,000 lbs
assorted, at 5d5 as cts per Id according to quality
Sales Of Shoulders have been made at a. 5d43 CTS
OF Sides at >, 5d5; and of Hams at 7dSor all good
merchantable lots The foregoing prices include
loose and packed and the lots ranging from 5OOO to
| 30 900 lbs, to suit convenience OF purchasers.
| Lard.--Thc demand has again been fair but with
no improvements the transactions comprising about
300 brls. at al !, and l5OO kegs at cash, ana /
cts. 4 mos or less per cent, cash
Butter.-Thcrc have been moderate sales OF w est
err at l25al3, and Gladcs at l3al7, including 300
kegs at ~ per lb, and at our highest figures
choice diaries.
Cheese-Rcmains steady at 4 Gas for Western and
Sal0 cts. per Id. for Eastern.
RICE-Thc demand is very moderate, and prices
rule at 1862 "a $751; per 100 lbs.
SEEDS-Clovcr is not active, and the range may
be quoted 375a 81, but strictly prime free of ripple
will probably command something more. Flax is
steady at 35a 5 81 for good TO the best in market
inferior, 25d Is / 80 per bushc.
SPlRlTS.-N. f. Rum is lower, and has sold at
25a29 cts, with good demand. Sales of Whiskcy
at "a cts in brls. for Western via New Orleans and
% for Penna. and City distilled, and a in hhds.
SUGARS-The transactions of the week, have
been chiefly by auction, and comprise % hhds. b
tres and $50 brls. of Cuba Muscovadoes Tuesday
at Boa Si 80 per 100 lbs ; SO hhds. Porto Rico,
5.05G So IS do. New Orleans (of IS offered) 4 35a
81 So; and IS tres aud 80 brs. New Orleans clari-
fed the former att 25n S so, and the latter s 7.75
and yesterday, 81 hhds. A tres. and % brs. Cuba
Muscovadocs at 4 30d $40 per 100 lbs, all mos
The arrivals this week have been s52 hhds. 50 tres
COG bxs and l63 brls. from foreign ports, and ia
hhdS. from New Orleans
TOBACCO.-The marketcontinucs dull, and trans
actions have been on the most limited scale. There
is some little shipping going forward but very little
coming in and hardly any Offering for inspection, as
shown at foot. Prices, however, remain very firm,
and holders cvince disposition TO press sales an
tcipatng better prices the spring business
opens The inspections of the week comprise 81
hhds MARYLAND, ll2 do Ohio, and do. Kentucky
total, 2l3 hhds. Exported within the same time
TO foreign ports, 1858 hhds. The exports of Mary
land and Ohio descriptions from Jan. to date have
hnrn fnllnM.
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ADAMS d STEVENSON,

LEXINGTON ST, OPPOSITE THE MARKET House..
ID their ST. ok offs UGAR CURED HAMS, which
are now ready for sale. and W i'll be found superior
article for The table Of the connoisseur Persons de-
sirous of having good Bocon throughout the summer
can secure any quantity. and have il kept In
good order until wanted for use They also Offer for
sale, in quantities to snit, HAMS, SIDES, SHOUL-
DERS, Smoked Beef TONGUES, Mess PORK and
SAUSAGE CASINOS. MARI
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Stock on hand 9th inst, - ,706 hhdS.
WOOL-1hc market is without supply; and
there is not much here although there few par
GELS on the way and will be here after the Sus.
quchanna Canal opens. Since our last report lot OF
about 5000 lbs common washed have sold at % cts.
per h., cash.
FREIGHrS.-Wc have engagements to
European ports to note; and those already on the
BERTH except with Tobacco, filling up slowly,
Coasng rates are cts for Corn, and % for Flour to
Boston,
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings at the drove
yards last Monday amounted to 100 head, 55l OF
which were taken by city butchers and l76 were
driven Eastwardy. The prices, which have i'm
proved, ranged from to "a gross, equivalent to 6a
at the advanced rate good lots commanding Ga $3.50,
and the supply fair.