Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-09-08

other descriptions also of Western sale which
cannot be had under IL 80 to S12 ~ bril- but neither
OF these have reference to OF 2OO brs. reported
at S14, as the latter could not in any affect
the market, and only note it to far correct an
evil that might result from it were the transaction
to go unexplained the brs. were of larger ca
pacty than ordinary bound in part with iron hoops,
and contained more than the stipulated weight Of
meat, which was city cured, and designed for a
foreign market, but had never been sent forward.
BdcOH.-Prices have been steady but very firm for
all good sound descriptions and the sales have been
in lots of to 30 hlds., including Shoulders at 52G
6 cts; Sides 6l96S; and Hams 1OG1 Loose par
GELS have sold at about the rates, the latter in
300 to 500 pieces for extra sugar-cured.
Lurd--Is inactive, and has sold in limited lots at
Z! cts. in brls., and n in kegs.
Butter and CteeSe-Are not brisk
RICE.-There is less firmness in the market, and
holders cannot readily obtain "a, although we note
small sales at that price, while others contend for
4.124d s4.25 ~ 100 TBS.
SALT.-We note the sale of a cargo of about
1000 sacks Liverpool common, from vessel supposed
at 95d So cts, 6 mos.
SEEDS.-Clover may be quoted 4.250 $3.50,
with the sale of parcel Of 800 bushels at S4.374.
parcel of 100 bushels Timothy has sold at 3.25G
$3.50 ~ bushel. Flax is worth 1.16d 81 IS, cash
SPIRITS.-Small sales of n. E. Rum have been
made at 80 cents. Whskey not only main
tains its firmness, but has advanced, and we now
By auction on Tuesday the following transactions
took place in Brandy, mostly old and 4th proof,
viz: Inf. pipes dark Cognac, Martell brand, 1852
@S1.724 ~ gallon; do do. pale do, 1.64a 81 6S;
do do. Otard do. 1850 S170; oct. pale do. vim
tage 1925, Morton do, 3309S3.35; Is or. csks. pale
do, vintage 1S45, do, 1.90aS2 80 brls pale do,
Pelevoisin do, S1272; 70 do. dark Cognac, do do,
Sl.274; Or csks. pale do do. do, SIPS; Is do do.
dark do do. do SIPS; 10 oct. pipes pale do, Nor
ton do. do, S.29; 60 or. csks, do. do. do do. 05
@S1 .16-and of Scheidam Gin, viz. 1 pipe I'd
proof, Pauls s. Son, S94 cts; do. finest quality,
I'd do. Nolet, 81 cts. o. gallon.
SUGARS.-The fair demand previously noted
continues steady, and prices remain firm. Among
the private operations of the week note the sale
Brown Havana at 81, A mos; the latter taken for
refining. By aution yesterday, of cargo of $50
hhds. Porto Rico offered, 81 sold at 5000 &c. and
of another of l2l hhds. up, 10 sold at $3.50 S5.75-
the unsold withdrawn; also, 80 hhds. Cuba, $3.50.
At time SO brls New Orleans Loaf sold at
S.056 S.10 and % do. do. Clarified, 1850 $50
W 100 lbs, all mos.
TOBACCO.-The demand continues very brisk
for all Maryland of good common and midding to
the better qualities, and full prices paid for them
sampled, the competition being animated.
The saleable proportion of the inspections comprise
probably about third and for these, prices range
from 2.75 to So for good common, to $3.50 for mid
ding, to S11 for fine, Gall lower counties) and 10
to SIC for Upper Country. The supply of Ohio is
SMALL but the Colory descriptions proportionably
so and are readily taken as as placed sale
at to SIC ~ 100 lbs. and occasionally something
more is paid for fancy article. The inspections for
the week amount to 979 hhds. Maryland, 1865 Ohio,
a Virginia, and Penna.-total 1850 hhds. Export
ed within the same time to foreign ports zoos hhds.
making the total amount of Maryland and Ohio
exported since JAM list to 9TH inst, as follows