Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-06-23

MOLASSES.-The transactions for the week
have been unimportant
NAlLS--Continue in request, and prices are
steady, 81 cts. for 4d
NAVAL STORES.-Thc market is steady at
quotations, but transactions are not brisk.
OlLS.-Thc advance in Whale, noticed last
week. is sustained, but the demand is only moderate.
l.insced sells at Gl062 cts.
PRONISlONS.-Thc sa!ce though moderate,
have hccn to fair extent, and among the heavier
parcels goodly triton were for foreign export. -
Prices remain much reported Last week.
BGcf-Wc note sales of small lots No. 1 city
packed at Sl2.1O T. bril-, mos. There other
brands on sale at a less price.
POh.-Thc sales have been light, not over $50
brls. including Prime at SASS 80 and Mess la
Sll.jO, the outside figures on mos.
BGcoR.-fhe movements have been relatively
large, including loose and packed, and were com
priscd chiefly Of Shoulders and Hams The packed
Shoulders were 200 hhds in lots, portion at
D., but chiefly at 81 cts imcludin" 3 hhds OF the
. Schooley < Son" brand at g. $50 do. Hams, also
in lots, at s; and 1000 loose Hams, part plain but
re-packed, including portion canvasscd, at S409,
and Sides at g. cts. u ID.
Lopd-Thcre have been but few transactions,
and those at about last weeks rates including tres
and brs. at Il, and kegs in lots OF 100 more at u
cts. ~ ID.
Buter.-A good inquiry prevails for Grease, and
we note sales of 200 pkgs. at cts. o. H. New But
ter is coming forward by wagons in lots of 2OOO to
5000 lbs packed in rlins and kegs, which are taken
at SdS4 cts. a. lb.
RICE.-1herc is a further Improvement in price
but not in demand. Small sales at 1852, and
some parcels are held at S3.75 ~ 100 lbs.
SEEDS.-Clover and Timothy are not cnquircd
for. Flax has sold at 1.15GSl.16 10 blshcI.
SPlRITS.-N. F.. Rum is dull of sale going of
in small lots at q cts. a. gallon Whisey is little
lower in price, but considerable sales have been
made during the week, closing yesterday at 81 cts
for brs., and 204 for hhds
SUGARS.-A good feeling continues to prevail
in the Market and enquiries are making, but we
hear of no sales of interest A parcel Of about 30
hhds. Porto Rco hardly prime, have sold at 81 cts,
mos
TOBACCO.-We have no new feature to note
in this market regards the demand and prices; for
good Tobacco there continues good and steady
demand, for which buyers are ready to pay and are
paving good prices. But the receipts of good Mary
land have fallen off very materially recently, and
the subordinate qualities are very inferior that
buyers pass them without an enquiry. The range
for good common TO middling is 2.25 a $50; fair
to good, a. $3.50; and fine to choice, including
upper country, 7 a. SIG I" 100 lbs The transac-
lions in all descriptions have BEEN however, on
limited scale, and the sales of Ohio have probably
not exceeded $50 hhds., and those of medium to
good grades of red at a. ~. There is very little
going forward now to Europe, and those shipments
that making are not direct, owing to the con
tinuance of political difficulties in the German states
The inspections for the week have been as follows
viz: Maryland, 1907 hhds. Ohio 81 and Kentucky,
12-total, 1880 hhds. Exported within the same
to foreign ports, 1913 hhds.-making the amount of
Maryland and Ohio exported to European ports
since Jan. list to 10th inst, as follows: