Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-02-17

auh some At Il less price; and Prime at = ~ for a
portion and par; for cssthc specific prices Oh time
CONSIDERABLE sales Of Bulk Shoulders have been
made including a lot Of 3i,0OD lbs. at cts, cash,
and others rough cut at the fer small ParcrIs
aad Hams at e.. Sides have been sold at jla5i and
a large lot Of hog round at 8 cts. per H.
1 BaCou.-Tbrrc have been sales Of % hhds new
Weston shoulders at Gao cts and sou new sugar
cured u r.tyyn lidms al cts. per 10. The transac-
ous in Bal, nor" cured have comprised several par.
GELS Of l00Jj 70 10000 lbs. Shoulders and Hams,
but at the same price. noted above, and one lot u
hoy round at : CT. sales C % hhds. prime old SIDES
have baCa made at D. ct>. cash.
+ LaTG--I, not in active request, and prices ar"
LIVER ,han oar last rcport, brs. having sold at 6t"'
cts, and hcgs al I5"t.
: Baiill.- Remains III moderate demand, and prices
unchanged.
taDae.--1'hc market is without supply of West
era. winch is wanted. Eastern ranges from 10 10
cts, Quany.
RlCE.-|lbr market is very dull, nominal price
1925 per 100 lbs, / mos.
sALT-A cargo OF Liverpool has been sold this
week at - cls. per buShcl for Coarse, and Ti.2j
per sack for Fine, mos.
SEEDS. Glover has improved in price and de-
niand, and considerable sales have been made at
> 30 per bushrl for prime. Timothy is worth 80,
for good.
sPICES.-Thcrc is little no Pepper in market
Jamaica Pncnto is iirmcr, and cannot be purchased
under cts. per 10 short price.
SPIRITS.-N. f. Rum continues dull at % cts.
Whiskcy has declined since our last report, and not
over % d2l cts can be obtained for brls. Goo Gin
cnnari sold Thursday at the latter,) but hhds
we believe remain at %
SUGARS.-Thc market is without much ANNA
ton and at the same time the stock in first hands is
Iight--not 100 hhds. probably, of New Orleans,
and this is worth 1d53 cents for common to prime
quality. We have no sales to report
TOBACCO.-Thc market has been very quiet
during the week, owing principally to the very lin
tied supply Of good desirable qualities on sae-the
inferior not wanted and besides, factors demand
higher prices than buyers would be disposed TO pay
bn,-, rntt,r n denominations.
no enquiries making for Ohio.-Ihcre IS good
feeling in the European markets, as shown by the
last steamers letters but they are net oil character
10 Justify advanc. in prices here, the supplies IN
Holland and Germany being amplc for ordinary de-
mands for long period TO come. London Circular
OF Jan LIST, 1919, now before us, gives the stock OF
all kind, Of Leaf in Europe at that date, as follows:
Vt London, 9S 3l hhdS.; Liverpool III, 10; Bristol,
SC, and Scotland and ireland, 5,6iO; North OF Eu-
rope, 2OJ; Bremen and Hamburg, II, 5OO; Amstcr-
dana, Rotterdam and Antwerp, Il, 500; Spain, Por-
tugal, Sc, 200; and France, 2O0-otal oO39l hhds.,
against IS, sos, time the year prccedln2--in
REGARD to the contract for the French Reggie, which
was to have been adudicatcd at Paris 2oth Dec, but
was adjourned to 22d Jan, Us we have stated on
former occasion the adjournment was attended with
no better results, learn that only one bidder
(Rothschild) WAS prcsen (, and no action, as there
competition, was taken. In our previous no
tcc of the meeting, we stated that nothing was done
on 18th Dee; il appears that we were somewhat mis-
informed, as 900 900 kio. Of Kentucky were taken
at Slf75-Thcrc have been only 7 hhds. exported
from this port this week bnt three vessels taking
in two of which are for Holland aud for Bremen
The inspections for the week ending with l5th inst.
have been as follow Mary land 10, and Ohio g hhds.
total, II hhds. The exports to European ports OF
Maryl md and Ohio denominations since Jan. LIST
have been as follow:
This wcck-This year.
70 Observation-Disclosures hdS. - ......52l
Z" Emdcn, - .......'0IO
Stock On hand 18th inst. 30 $50 hhds.
WOOL.-Thc stock is light and holders have
been enabled from the i0OOu50)O lbs. sold, realise
an Improvement of about ccnt-the prices paid for
common TO full blood fleece washed ranging from %
10 10 CENTS per h. An invoice of 10000 lbs Peru
Wan has been sold at cents per To-, 6mos.
FREIGHfS.-The drawing off many first class
vessels from the various ports of the United States
for California, must in the OF year cause
great demand for good ircightcrs. Already there is
a scarcity at this port, shippers are now paying ass
per ton TO London, two three engagements at this
rate within the last two days, and 36s. for Liver
pool, TO load Provisions; TO the latter lO5d for
Grain, and IS. Cd. for Flour, the latter nominal
The California bound getting $3.50 per bril-. and
7Oa5O cts per foot. West India rates steady at
G0a5O cts. for dry brS., but Coatwise somewhat
be tier, and suitable vessels scarce.
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings at the drove
yards last Monday were 500 head, of which 800
wcIc taken by city butchers, and the residue driven
Eastwardy. The prices were the same as the pre-
ccding week, ranging from $50 to 81, gross equiv
alcnt to 5d S775 per 100 lbs, net. Hogs were in
more limited supply and prices somewhat better,
the extremes 5.25 and S515.