Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-12-11
LIST hrls. 263 hf. brls.

arrival at this port this season. was soid ny auctio
on Wednesday at the following prices, viz 2SOt
boxes Bunch Muscatel Raisns at Liza s so per bx
1880 hf do l02a LOT; l470 Or. do 55a62 cts; loo
hf. do. Bloom, 80; 100 csks Sun, 6.15d S6.oO; l0l
do. Lcxia, 5.25a 1866; 200 kegs Grapes, 2.25d
40: l79 trails Ivica Almonds, l3ial4 cts. per Id
GRAIN-The market, like that of Flour, has
been subjected to imaginary influences but with the
exception corn, which is little frmer prices arc
unchanged good TO prime red Wheat ranging from
134 to Sl.37 per bushe, which were our quotations
at the close of last week. The supply has been fair
and the receipt of the Britannia's adviccs, the
first impulse put the price up nomnally about cts
above previous rates, but they subsidized without any
operations taking place. Prime white, suitable fol
Family Flour, is worth from lao to S so in
quality. No Rye coming forward worthy of notice
The receipts OF Corn have been large, but confined
to descriptions, and sales were made at first al
81 cts fsr white and 10 for yellow; yesterday, how
ever, 57a5S could be obtained for the former
and 67a6S for the latter the outside figures for prime
quality Oats have been selling at 4Oa44 cts, the
latter for Virginia.
HEMP. The market is quiet the supply of any
description being very small, and none of Russia
Western Dew rotted can be had at 6aa63 cts. pei
h., mos.
HIDES.-The stock is small, and the article dull
1RON.-The receipts of Pig coming in more
freely; but prices, although not readily obtained
appear steady at 80 to $s3S per ton, mos.
MOLASSES.-The receipts of good sweet retail
ing descriptions light and nothing doing except in
Cuba to give a character to the market By auction
10 brls. New Orleans sold at 29z cts per gallon,
mos.
NAIIS-Are without alteration, assorted Cut
readily commanding A. cts. per lib. for i'd.
NAVAL STOREL-We have no transactions to
report beyond the ordinary occurrences of the
and prices remain steady.
OILS-Small sales al Linseed are making at 63d
65 cts per gallon. Nothing of interest in other des
crrtons.
PLASTER PARISHES sold during the week at
3.l25a 1885, 5 I,er ton, which is decline.
PROVIS1 ONS.-The market is without anma-
ton. Most of the old stocks of barreed and smoked
Meats have been disposed of at various lat
ter at reduced rates, and little no new have yet
been received to fill their places.
Beef.-Some small transactions in new cty-pack-
cd comprising about 100 brls for export have taken
place at s IL for No. Land l3 for Mess, amos; and
the like denominations for ships stores, at the same
prices, for cash.
Pork.-Therc have been sales of about AGO brls
including so brls. last years Western Mess at s
cash. 10 do do. l4.25; 300 do Prime Mess, s Il. 80
mos; and the residue new Prime city packed al
Sl2 per bril-, cash.
Bacon.-Thc remains of old stock is quite light
and prices have ranged pretty much according to the
quality and quantity sold. Those for Shoulders from
TO ii cts; Sides 81 to 7; and Hams, 10 to ~ cts
per h., the latter for very choice The receipts o.
new in market have yet been too limited to not,
SO far as respects the establishment of price.
Lard-We note the sale of 100 kegs new West.
ern of prime quality, early in the week at lOl cts
per h., mos, adding interest, and subsequently
there have been further sales at 10 cts, cash Al
close, we are hardly prepared TO give satisfactory
quotation.
Buttcr-wcstcrn is rather dull, and cannot be
quoted over lldll cts. Gladcs, although there is
fair supply present in market yet the stock is not a.
large previous corresponding seasons and prices arr