Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-09-18


Forming total for the week of l5,54l brls w heat
Flour; and there have been exported within the
time TO foreign ports, lO,I2O brls, and 81 40
Corn Meal. .
FRUIT.-We note the sale of $50 bushels Dried
unpccled Peaches, halves, at $sl.75 per bushel
GRAIN.-Thc wind, until within the last TWO
days, has been adverse to the receipts OF water
borne Wheat, and prices in consequence advanced a
few cents for the better qualities the rates for good
to prime red ranging from la IS W per bushcl; sub
scqucntIy, however, the wind having hauled round
more favorably, there was better supply ycstcr-
day. but millcrs being under contracts Tor future de-
livercs of Flour and their stock on hand rather Inn
itcd they were compelled to pay previous prices,
in the early part of the day at least nor did we hear
of any decline when we lett the market we are
sorry still to learn that the Objectionable tca
ture, noticed in our last OF want OF attention by
farmers, of timely securing, TO save it from wet and
sproung, is still grossly apparent, and materially
Injuries character, and in many instances VIII pre-
vent il from finding market unless at very reduced
rates-cstimatcd where an estimate has been made
at 40 cts. per bushel. No Rye offering. Corn has
been in moderate supply, and sold at 90 cts Tor mix
ed, 5Sa60 for white, and 62d63 Tor yellow-yestcr-
day not 81 could be obtained for the latter Oats
are about former rates. 3Sd40 cts. per bushel
HEMP.-Wc have no transactions to note, and
believe the market is bare or nearly so.
HIDES.-From a cargo OF l9,60D Montevldco,
averaging % lbs, 5000 have sold this week at II
cts. per h., on usual time
H0PS.-There have been sales of a few bales
Eastern first sort of lS47, at l5al6 cts per Id.
IRON.-We stated in our last that Pig had advanc-
ed in price, but that the supply was light we have
since been informed that the market Tor Baltimore
Pudding is bare, and that were any here, II would
readily command 1913 per ton. The supply OF all
descriptions is light, including Castings
MOLASSES.-The market is without supply oil
sweet retailing qualities, and transactions IN any other
have been quite light. By auction on Tuesday, oo
hhds Muscov ado sold at 26ia29 cts. per gallon, 4
mos.
NAILS.-In consequence of the Improvement IN
Iron owing to the scarcity of certain descriptions,
Cut Nails have advanced in price, and we now quote
4sa4l cts per h., mos, for assorted
NAVAL STORES.-Spirits Turpcntine has adj
vanced 81 cts, for which there is only moderate
demand.
OILS.-Lnsced has become rather dull, and hold
crs to effect sales have reduced prices for American
to 6Sa70 cts per gallon in csks and brls Other des
crptons remain steady.
PLASTER PARIS.-No crude arriving, and nc
sales
PROVISIONS.-We cannot perceive much alter
alton in the general market, except that for barrelcd
Meats we have quotations at quite so low figure
MS that given last week. Stocks OF all descriptions,
however including picked and smok ed, general
10 diminishing and until the arrival of a certain
SON unless material change in the temperature OF
the weather takes place, prices will not fall OIL much
Beef-Therc have been more than ordinary sales
during the week although not heavy, as the supply
will not admit of any considerable operations. ihere
was a sale of 100 brs. Mess on terms we dd moi
learn. No. has sold for ships stores at y l1 per
bril-, mos. NJ.
Pork.-There have been sales oil 100 brls' Prime