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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-03-31
REVIE OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKET,
For the Week ending last eUenng.
(AND INCIDENTS CONNECTED HEREWITH

REMARKS have had another very unfa-
cor,iI ~ chcc, eli nr,' door "mrr
49, Oil. onn rarly !f,r d,, smiled mon us-ond
o't i"lSu"S :. - " or N !, hi"' ,Int
VIM ut d Pm ,''" r ;L, t; ,h ,id on,
ST. Li' J ; -, ,'' @ M LL ,Et H,,sns Of
.. 'no D"s.T %, IL -" 81 , ,, I,. nnrdJ
uni? " '''", ,s w. ,b ,nnd N9 d,naes
Lo,r,,,,,r vas .xr.ri.,r ii that we have heard of
however was 'Npe'''"C " Wv "" ' ~ 80 |
imG i'I.'S" 80 y ,, y" To-, 'l;,nd 5
~ ; Of H. r commercial nor,ion we have given
u iho r,nnmrrc;ai L,urnai Of his mornng. Bread
III me Co"'"." I'"' O0 i ,'a. 81 e. ,''' 49, ~ 49,.
S'c"s W J""'o ,',", ;i 49, ,,, IN, H..
~. al. inps ,I;,h f,IIov.
Iolip""t.o 'J II -, " NV" H. C.,d March m
ny AiheiiI' 1o I'o a., va" e ' - '0
w hea',rGu ~ loS,os' - ~" a. vs. r., ,5 81
,t Va CO a., JG, 90 ,o5s al
W. Cana'' 2pS' G5o'''''''' i rs "a n9Ss 'O
C 20 - 9. a. 81 Sos o7s MSS al
, Wi,lT Ioc H. - 81 It ri "a oI4s
IN ~; % US - h,, D., ,r brI in ,o,y
p;,, NJ, p,rL Ino,, other in ntrl,rt0 and Cd .
frmc mess lHrh! E"oI' =; "''I,' - T ht| Ctton
PI' ~ 1T ii''I e" i - b;h H., ~, cI,s. was down
hau oee'i , VI III, i1H anu 49, ma "
"a ,r anu ''''' ,, b,,o cx,r, 81 rather = de-
ne or o"r Flnur and Wheat market
bv ionnin off Isl TO % cts per bril- from the former
anu o"t Gus P'I oI'i,' LII i;tt T., -, 70 ,.st
. ~ P. % ooi ,,,, nav - 0eN' Wv
''S ,N IEoI1 INV f,OODS The demand con-
M 90; J,t ;,I .o,,,,i.sioo housrs md
t' nL very ''''' 0'''' wa
Jopnp3Esrssc: W. h,,.o -, i,rrrov,p,crt to rote
Pr: p4rt .: w. "a Ia or ,ric ,l m rit clntipvinn
e ,.i.e , III ''e ''''"''' - r
q'R,pp E ET'i There continues fair moderate de-
BfEAD'- mere 'i,','u,n . ',,' ~
inana S'{' ~ %S' W. have mo- variation 10 note in any
$500, ,L h;% nrr.,s in tb. Eastern mar
Ie e,s f S"rr will Keen them M here at IS cts
49, ~, .;i AMI Mn,lJ T,II,w win brisk demand
Adaihahtlhe 'iu Ho"'' '"'''' w.
e09lnRa q! 9oTmon" have b,cn no from
en Io IT, and tHos. from second have been on
sae NOT rxcdirp about lOIJ bags Rio at
els' - 1870 ,gh;cb !. held At !. cts per III.
i'1 mo M IN" stcnn,cr accounts have induced
" iDa' i; h. r,rI,rt Inr only sales rrport
Sd ar Of balls North and south Carolina at ,a7
ca arc CO 20 DeeS mo "' ni 2I do An,lachic ia.
''''' w II ,nE - Il ,,o. i'm, stnrk IN
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Extension Of the Magnetic Telegraph TO the Paci-
fc Coast A letter from Vera Cruz, lately receiv-
ed in this city, says, Mr.. George w. Skinner, from
Providence X. l., had arrived there, and had con-
ference with the Mexican authorities i'll relation to
constructing Morse's Magnetic Telegraph from Vera
Cruz TO Mazatlan, via City of Mexico He received
strong encouragement from the government and will
proceed examination Of the route in few days.
N. Y. E,rDreSS
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Letter sheo, pricesCurrent.

Review Of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening printed on fine paper and adapted
10 correspondence be had the Printing Office
of this paper, N. w. corner of Baltimore and Holi-
day streets, (p stairS,) to-day by o'clock, at g.
cts. single, or cts each, for or copies.
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APPROPRIATIONS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
liverpool ria Netc York-Br. ship Cambria.
Salt 1882 sacks. coal 25 tons, X George.
Rio Janeiro-Brig Zoe.
Coffee 2400 bags, T Whitridge & Co.
Kingston. Jam. } ria Long Ispd-Brig Glamorgnn.
Salt 5507 bushels rags SO bales, specie 2oa doub-
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Nails and TRAVELLING Facilities.

On the first page of this paper will be found the
time of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in different
cities-Stcamboat and Car rcgulations--Dcparturcs
of Foreign Steamers, Packets, SC.
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English dateS TO ION March,
Are received BY the British steamer Canada, which
arrived at New York from Liverpool last Sunday
The steamer Hermann, from New York for Bre-
men, arrived at Southampton 9Th inst.
PER STEAMER CANADA.
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BEEF CATTLE.-The supply at the drove yards
last Monday was only moderate, and the demand not
active. OF $50 head brought forward, $40 were
taken by city butchers, and the residue OF $50 driven
Eastwardly. Prices unchanged, the extremes
paid being $50 to "a so, gross, equivalent TO 5a 1925
per 100 lbs, net. Live Hogs remain much as report
ed last week, ranging from $50 TO 5.S7 according
to quality, and occasionally Sc for choice lot.
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EXCHANGE.-The demand for Sterling Bills
has been very limited for ten days or two
weeks past and rates have moi varied, but ranging
from to per cent. prem, buyers and sellers.
Continental shade lower neither is there
very active demand for any denomination. We
quote as follows, TO include Foreign and Domestic:
Bills on London Gstcrlg 60days,6 u per CT. prem.
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STOCK on hand 2Jth INST. oU,Jl9 mas
WOOL.-The stock is light, and holders continue
firm. The transactions have been Of limited char
aclcr.
FREIGHTS.-An American ship has been char
tered TO load Tobacco for Bremen at 22s Cd. per
hid. Another American vessel has been engaged TO
load Grain for Cork at lOd per bushcl, and il 10
another port Id in addition: These the only en-
gagcments to European ports that have come TO our
knowledge this week. The rates TO the West In
dies are somewhat lower, dry brls. not commanding
over 45 to 60 cts Coastw Use about the same as
last reported: to New York, cts. per bushel for
Grain, and 20 per brl. for Flour: to Providence o.
for Corn; New Bedford, 4 Boston, g., and p for
Flour: Bath or Bangor, cts. for Corn, and 30 for
Flour. Iron commands $2.37s per ton TO Fall
River; $3.50 TO Warcham, and 81 ~ to Boston.
WESTERN ANSPORTAIION.-The trans
poration on the Baltimore aud Susquchanna Railroad
and Pennsylvania Canal TO Pittsburgh, now in sue
ccssul operation, and the following the rates of
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NEW STEAMBOAT LINE TO HAVE DE
GRACE AND PORT DEPOSITE.

NEW STEAMBOAT LINE To HAVE DE
GRACE AND PORT DEPOSITE.
u sep THE SUSQUEHANNA STEAM
haS,3 AkfFrT Tow Boat Company's new boats Ian.
s'ss.'sESr-sh- CASTER, Captain Tomlinson, and
JUNIATA, Capt. Mitchell. have now commenced
their regular trips leaving the owerend Of Smiths
wharf every Evening, Sundays excepted) al 6
O'Clock for Havrede Grace and Port Dcposi'e. Re-
turning will leave Port Dcposiie al O'Clock aud
Havre dc Grace att O'Clock in the evening. For
freight orpassage, apply 10
J. S. MURPHY, Agent,
Lower end Smiths wharf. BALTIC;
CHAS B. HITCHCOCK. Agent,
Havrr de Grace;
VIM. W. MCLEAN, Agent,
Port Deposite.
Goods shipped by this line, and destined 10 any
point the Pennsylvania Canal, ill be forw arded
free ofcharge for commission and storage. I9tf.
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brls. at g. cts, and 300alo0 kegs at y, mos. be-
sides 200 kegs at cts. cash.
Butter and Cheese.-Ihe market is without much
alteration in either article regards the demand,
and prices remain quoted.
RlCE.-The market remains as for some weeks
past, the demand moderate and the range of prices
3.l23d 1925 per 100 lbs.
SALT.-Oi cargo of about 5000 bushels Turks
Island, 1900 sold at % cts. per bushel, mos.
SEEDS.-Clovcr, in more limited demand, is
again lower, and for the best lots offering not over
1915 per bushel can be obtaincd-2OO bushels good
sold at 1902. Flax has been selling during the
week at Lisa $l.l7 per bushel, which is slight
Improvement.
SPICES-We note the sale of 500 bags Jamaica
Pmcnto at 81 cts. per lb., cash, short price.
SPIRITS.-Wc know of no change in n. f. Rum,
which continues steady at p jas cts the latter for
Boston brands The demand for Whisky has been
pretty fair The price for brlS %, and for hhds. -
cts. per gallon. A parcel Of 100 brls. extra Western
Pcnnsy lvania sold on terms not public.
SUGARS.-The private transactions have been to
a limited extent, purchasers generally holding back
for the public sales which had been advertised TO
take place on Tuesday and Thursday. On Tuesday
the sales by auction embraced the cargo of sch. SEQ
tia, comprising 2Jl hhds Cuba Muscovado, at 4 50a
$3.50; 10 tres. do, Ia s. 81; So brs. do, 445a
s455; and that Of sch. Enterprise, of 81 hhds. do
5O5d s 5.25; II tres. do, 46Oa 4 80; n brs. do
So 05; also, As hhds. New Orleans, 5a s sos per
100 lbs, all mos. The sale which to have
taken place on Thursday was postponed TO yesterday
on account of the weather, when a little more than
samples disposed OF, considerable degree OF
apathy the part of bidders being apparent. OF
216 hhds. New Orleans advertised, 43 sold at 56a
S4.75 100 do. Porto Rico up 10 sold at 4.50u s 52O
and 20 brls. do at $4.S5 per 100 lbs, all mos.
The arrivals from foreign ports are AS hhds. 10
tres. l07 brls and $50 bxs.
TOBACCO.-Thc demand for Maryland since
last report has continued good, and some SO0al0OO
hhds have changed hands at various prices, ranging
from 80 10 ST 80 per 100 lbs, according to quality
included in which was a large lot at $3.50, round
Some 500 hhds. heavy common have gone 10 a
ncighboring market, which had been previously sold
Iut not reported, The transactions in Ohio continue
moderate, comprising chiefly Spangcd sorts, at full
prices The market IN general may be considered
as very firm, and the better sorts, which scarce,
meet ready sale at higher prices than at the last cor
responding season. The inspections for the week
have Amounted to eco hhds. Maryland, 60 do. Ohio
and 4 Kentucky TOTAL, 73i hhds Exported within
the time to foreign ports, 1901 hhds., OF which
5l2 were TO Cowcs and market, and 755 TO ii j.
matchmaking the total amount Of Mary land and Ohio
leaf exported to European ports since Jan. to 18th
inst as follows:
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so FOR WILMINGTON, N. c.
sRaR The schooner CORlNTHi AN, Capt. NJ.
Dashicll will he ready TO receive cargo in few
days. For freight apply TO
WIN. MASON & son,
NH "a If IS Spears wharf.
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Exports of Merchandise from the Port Of Baltimore
TO Foreign Countries, during the week ending 2Sth
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~ have heretofore been unable 10 keep on hand
throughout the summer, a constant supply of their
much admired SUGAR CURED BACON HAMS.
invite the att enton of connoisseurs. Those DESTROYS
Of a supply throughout the summer Can secure, at
moderate prices, any quantity and have il kept in
good order uni il wanted for use. They also offer for
sale. supeii Tor Sugar Cured Bacon SHOULDERS,
Beef TONG UES and Pure Leaf LARD. in small
pals. ADAMS & STEVENSON,
Lexington street.
NH 81 If opposite the Market House.
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WALTER f.. HARDING,
COM MISSION ERICH It,
No. 81 OLD SLIP,
One door beo,r Front-st.
NEW YORK.
Advances made on consignments OF Produce.
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l,l Du' II must not be in spirit of repining.-
we we may study the by-gono age to learn, but
m ,n' ume,coming is for US to improve. The
f tion ic ,s s'oIuen' with admoniion and instruct.
tae ii"e heed its teachings. But 50 too ;s
generous Ptight and glorious to lust and
noblest praise. D" ours the lot to win ~
And meanwhile, may the
IN the attainment aud enjoymentof truy,-os,
rational, and religious freedom, until, onward
ana upward, man ever true and Just to the
cause OF Liberty, we shall attain to that gle.
nouS era when all earth shall be one nation
and all mankind one kindred brotherhood Of
freemen.
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LOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA o., SATURDAY, JTTy II 1o1o

yea not te$ degeneracy or national ruin.
Is "hen we cast aside sober and sincere
yen as rulers, and refnee to honor and imi.
We their virtues, that we may expec, no,.o..
achastisement May such time be long
hbsted from our beloved country, and may
ae continue advancing permanently in lib
rtX intelligence, virtue, prosperity and
over
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taors, as gracefully and majcsrcally she left the
ways for her destined element. The launch was
conducted without the slightest accident
The Republic is to run to Charleston, and will de-
part on her first rip by the lst Of July. Her diurn-
sions arc-lemgth 200 feet, breadth of beam 30 feet,
depth Of hold Is feet, aud burthcn S3I tons. Her
model is a "modcl'-sharp bow great length, round
stern and comparatively light draft. Two osciIld-
ting engines, Of go horse power each, (Grom the
works Of Messrs. Murray < Hazlchurst,) the
propcng force; and three masts, steamer rugged,
complete her sail NJ equipment. The entire between
decks Is to be appropriated for passengers, OF whom
100 will b. provided with state rooms. The cabin
will be finished oft III superb style, without regard
to cost and with the aim TO surpass anything in the
New York waters. Indeed, it is designed that the
vessel shall be past competition, much in speed
and worthinrss, in the elegance Of her accom-
modations. The freight capacity Of the Republic is
1900 barrels Patriot
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In addition - the foregoing there were exported
10 other places the quantities and value as follow:
To Holland
Bacon $3.50 lbs. and Lard l6,953 do, SS,2SS.
Flour 2I6 brls., 5 1893; Tobacco l2,O7l hhds.,
S451 ,4II.
To Bclgium-Tobacco 1871 hhds... .... 1919
To the Hansc Towns
Beef 440 brls., $4,23l Pork 1876 brls.
Bacon 81 $40 lbs, Lard l59, O79 do, S2S, 1871;
Flour 90 brls., SOLO; Rice 80 tres, SIP; Tobacco
1898 hhds, SiS3,5
To French European ports on
Atlantic Tobacco, 4 500 hhds. ...... S205 ,692
To French European ports on
Mcditerranean-Tobacco ,255 hhds.. S64 $50
To Madeira
Flour 5s2 brls.. S2,6ss Indian Corn l2,7ll bush
els j. ,553.
To all other places
Tobacco, 400 hhds., ...................S 80 ,6S4
Recaptulation:
Beef $500. ........... 80. brls.Is. 1874, $24603l
Pork ,0sl brls, Bacon 9,059,74S lbs. +, a7a157
Lard ,64S, PIP do. ..... ......... ''''o''o'
Butter lbs .40l ,Il6, Cheese 1871 1891 do. SIS
Wheat. bush. ls6 ,606. ...... 2l5,9 S9
Flour .... .brls 400, lS4 ..... .... 1896 2l
Indian Corn. bush. IT'S, l34.... ...... 472 800
Indian Meal, brls. SO ASS. .......... 1922
Rye Meal, ...........l 1852. 4 ,4S6
Rye, Oats, &c...... value 9,o47
Biscuit, ........,..... 49,. brls IA ,345 =, 400
Biscuit, ................ kegs ,7O3 :
Rice. ...- tres ,92l 43, $3.50
Tobacco, hhds 80 7l............ $685. 1881
S6,Os3,7ss
Other Dome site Produce, ............... 1896, Sl3
Total value Of Domestic Exports, 500. 81 ,0s0, COG
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COASTMISE.

Boston-Bark j. ". Paige
Rum IS brIs >allpctrc 300 bags, g"nny bags 20
bales, mdAe lOD pkgs boots and shoes do, order
BOS'On-- Brig Baltimore.
Hemp 30 bales soda 3 c,ks, udAe $50 pkgs. order
Bost0n-Brig Ca1ddce.
Bird peppers ~ bags, saltpetrc % do, PIli;
coffee SO bags, Wilmington & Eastman; goldfish 30
drums, F II jerks; dates $50 trails, order; mdLe
1000 pkgs, sundry consignccs
BoStoH-Brig Foster.
Domcstcs Al bales, Wyman, Appleton 4 Co; GIN
ger 30 bags, wJoIlcns bales mdz 1900 pkgs, order
BO'to Sch PhRnir.
Soda ash 80 c,ks, M.llvaiu & Williams; Goldfish
40 drums, F II Jenk~; mdze 10 pkgs' mackereI i9J
brls, order.
Mar Tork-sch. Michigan.
10 hf pipes 40 brs 5, Or c,ks, Thomson & Co; lea
30 pkgs hides 20D, mizc 3l4 pkgs. sundry persons.
Netc I0yk-Sch. Piof0.
Mdze 90 bales, Loney, Townsend & Loncy; wine
rs Cases, l. Thomson & Co; mdlc 81 pkgs, p Albin-
son; 527 pkgs, Rose, Merrill & Co, and others
Neto Tork-Sch, lImy Monkin.
Ale csks, L Thomson * Co; mdze cases, J
Taylor & Son; 81 brls, J & Richsteln; Manila
rope so coils Hooper & Chesrbrough; cheese o.
bxs, West; cigars 1907 Or bxS stearnc 3 csks II
brls, ale g hhds, mdze $40 pkgs, order
Phiddeiphid-Sch RdiHbOtc.
Whiskey 200 brls, tobacco IS seroons, mdze 70
pkgs order
Ch4,lc>t ton Sch. II. II. Barring.
Cotton l6l bales, cotton yarn p do rice l27 tres
.Hobite-Sch. -AdUance.
Cotton l25 bales, G Tiffany.
Neio Orleans Bark B0chelor.
Sugar 400 hhdS, molasses 327 brls, order.
Ne,c Orleans-Bdrk Ellen.
Sugar 2O2 hhds, lard 20 brs, Sullivan & Sons
hams 30 tres, Tiffany & Dickinson; cloversced 80
brls Elder, Gelston x Go; middles 81 bxs, hams IS
csks 81 tres, Love, Martin & Co; whiskcy 1876 do,
Dralry & Fcnton; sugar III hhds, w G Harrison;
lard 1000 kegs, Kirkland, Chase & Co; high wines
llj brls, w Lamping: cotton lS9 bales, lard oil -
brs sugar 300 hhd lOl hrls seed 100 do, bacon and
pork 60 hhds and tres, molasses II brls, whskey
100 do, skins II bales, order.
Nc,c Orleans Bark Leda.
Sugar 4s7 hhds 200 brls, w Howell & Son; lard
1913 kegs, Kirkland, Chase & Co.
Nelc Orleans-Bnrk Uarren
Sugar 443 hhds, nlolasscs 50 tres. w G Harrison.
Men OrleauS- Brig Falmouth.
Sugar 800 hhds los brls, W Howell < Son.
Nctr OrieunS-SCh. GleU0y
Sugar lS7 hhds, molasscs 80 tres 100 brls, W q
Harrison; 81 do, order; p,cons 60 sacks, Elder, Gel
ston & Co.
Ne,r Orleans-Sch. ". T. Colts.
Pork in bulk 80 tons, lard 90 brs, order.
-4t,kopas, (La.)-Sch. Lamartine.
Sugar 80 hhds, molasses 10 do and POI brls, 5
Hurlbut.
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WEEKLY CONN GA L. } o U R n H..

Brooks; carthcnware IA crates, G NJ Kcyser II
do, burgess, Dale < Coz ~ do 3 csks & Know lee;
II crates 10 c.ks, ) AsGury x Co; ndzc bales,
Tiffany, Ward x Co; csks, Ward bro bales,
Ioilrnans x CO; , csts | case, Kirk < SOM .
bales Turnbnl, Dale Il Slade; case Fowler; 4
puns, & Oldfcd; cslS, f P Iabb; do bdl, w
Il PcnniInan 4 Bro; cok, Mocliuger Gorsuch;
) do case, Garfield, Bro & Co; | csk, Wacschc &
Maund; II bags, f NJ Linthicum; csk, b Voss;
= do, Anderson & Jcssop; do, Norris & Bro; ,, I
M.Kcnzir; /, CortIan Co; =, Stickncy x Noycsj
/, King & HISS; pkgs, a Paine; soda ash q tres,
bleaching powders 10 csks, M'llyain x Williams;
mdzc lag pkgs, order.
RocheLr-Fr brig Courier de Ia Mers Noire.
Brandy Is Or csks, y Strohm II Co; $50 csks ~
hi and 81 or pipes do, vinegar 81 tres, wine 40 css
POI cases oil 400 bskts, yellow ocbre 10 csks, 5
Rio Janriro- sred sch. 1igr.
Coffee 1885 bags, Hooper & Chcscbrongh, 215 do,
r C Wright {: Go; ~, S Phillips s Co; 439, j !
Fisher; 10, J Cartigan; IS, II jenkins.
.Nusqucto Shore - Sch. IhJnus Hopper.
Cocoa NUS 75,0Do, II Lccf; hides 20, J Green.
ST UOmingO- Sch. hry Emily.
Mahogany 10 crochcs 525 logs aud sticks I'gnqm-
vita 0o5 ps runs csks, tobacco 30 scroons, order
U1camu--.B,ig Wyandot.
Molasscs 232 hhds 10 tres Is brs, johnson &
TrWcrs.
latan2as- brig Bathurst.
Sugar GU bxs, inou-scs 81 hhds, Hooper & Sons.
Caroenas, Cubu) Sch. Orccndd.
Nloasscs POP hhd- % trc~, johnson 4 lravers;
old copper aud old brass a lot, Spence Reid.
CteJimg0s (Cuba) Sch. Julia A. Mister.
SUGAR l33 hhIs % brs - bxs, johnson Irarers.
CieafuCgoS, (CuJa) Sch John r. R"ndH.
Sugar 40 hhd, 10 tres, molasscs AZ hhdS, honey
q tres, Johnson & Travcrs; preserves bx, molaS-
SECS brs, sugar do, master
CienInegoS, Cuba Sch. ". ", Baird.
Sugar 81 > hhds brls molasses 81 hhds, w Howell;
s. Son
81. JOINTS and Ponce, Up. r BRIG Oneco.
Sugar 30 hhds, kirkland, Chase X Co.
.Nayaguez, (P. R.)-Brig Com. HUI.
Sugar 1874 hhds 40 brls, moltsscs ~ hhds, Kirk
Land ChaSr &,
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BALTIMORE EXPORTS.

Among the Exports of Domestic Produce to For
cgn ports for the year S49, from the port of Bati-
more, were the following, included in which were
all the articles Of BrcadstulTs, and all the Provisions
except Fish. We have also included our staple Of
Tobacco.
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Stock on hand 18th inst. 29,3l hhds.
WOOL.-The stock is uncommonly light aud con
sequcnty no sales of Importance can take place. we
have the sale reported of parcel OF about lOJO lbs
tub washed at 49, cts, cash.
FREIGHTS.- We are not advised OF any new
engagements to either England or ireland, and those
vessels the berth have their arrangements alrea-
dy made at Sd for Grain, and Is. Cd. for Flour An
American ship is up for Bremen, with her cargo OF
Tobacco all engaged at 22s. Cd per hid, which is
the former rate. The rates TO the w est Indies Tor
dry brls. range from 45 to 10 cts, and to the British
Provinces co. Coal TO New York is Lisa 50 per
ton, and Corn 3 cts. per bushcl Pig Iron to North
crn ports is 25a $3.50 per ton; Corn, 5 cts per
bushel Flour 50; and timber and Plank SO per NJ.
feet
WESTERN TRANSPORTATION.-Th The trans
portation on the Baltimore aud Susquchanna Railroad
and Pennsy Canal to Pittsburgh, is lower than
last week, and the following are now the rates OF
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DISSOLUTION.
yNvIIE CO-PAREN ERSt,l IL heretofore PAsung
= under the firm of LOVE, MARTIN co. ms Day
dissolved hy mutual conscnt-R Is HaMFION VIII
DRAWING for HE p,irposc of establishing himself in the
Commits ION Business San Ffanclsco, Chiiorna we
affairs of the firm will he settled by H. Love and Z. '"
Marlin al The warehouse No. Exchange Place.
' - X u LOVE,
CUAS. V. MARTIN,
Anil D 1870 II. Is. HAMPTON
NOTICE.
vE1I.E subscribers have this day formed CO. Partner
shin under the sttIe Of LOVE, MARTIN CO.,
for ,hr prosecution of the COMMISSION PRODUCE
BtSINEss tins city, and will Warehouse No.
Exnhnu.e Place. r n. LOVE,
CfIAS. V. MARTIN.
Anil o 1919. GEO II, W. AIN UTT.
Late Of .a,nin, Tiffany & Co.
TE1IIE undersigned respectfully socs of his friends in
a the Wesla continuance of their pair"i age TO his
successors Il. B. HAMPTON.
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lbs Porto Rico, d. 10 s.. Sugar-The market has
become quiet, the receivers of the last supplies
asking too high prices.
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Launch.-Thc steamer Republic. the pioneer YES
sci of the Baltimore and Southern Steam Packet
Company, was launched on Monday at 10 o'clock,
from the yard of the Mcssrs. Robb, Fcll's Point.
She loudly cheered by large concourse Of spec
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BEEF CATTLE.-Therc was a better supply in
market last Monday, the offerings at the drove yards
numbering 500 head; but the demand was limited and
prices fell off, particularly the lower qualities
There were only 33I sold, which were taken by
city butchers, 400 driven Eastwardly, and the resi-
due, 90, left on droycrs' hands. The prices paid
ranged from 275 to 50, gross, equivalent to 5.50a
SRI rs per 100 lbs, net. Live Hogs have been IN
good request at 5.5Oa IS IS, as in quality.
Observation-Disclosures well as all other For
cien is lower and not many transactions have taken
place: We quote, to include Foreign and Domestic,
as follow