Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-06-19

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ling total for the week of II 4S5 brls. of w heat
And there have been exported, within the
me to foreign ports A, 949 brls., of which 1890
Great Brain-amountng, since LIST Sept. to
the United Kingdom, 267 ,O69 brls Flour, and
D.. Corn Meal.
I've have no sales of Dried Apples Or
,ches to report, the prime lots are held
at 1925 and 1925, but for any con-
reels, and especially if not strictly prime,
IS would be taken. There are sellers OF
at 81 per bushcl and sales have been
L at that price.
market has been without receipts
at to any extent for some weeks,
has been moderate supply, and
eek have ranged from 1872 to
=, Ia small parcel of white
t $2,) the market rather
less until the telegraph an
al of the steamer: and since then,
80, esterday, we have not transaction, either
:, heat any other Grain, TO report. small
lot of Pcnna Rye sold early in the week at s 20.
Mixed lots of Corn have sold at l05a LILO; Mary
land at liza s l5 for white and yellow; and Penna.
yellow at n l.l6 the higher prices were obtained
towards the close of operations Oats were impro-
wing, and 60a62 cts. per bushcl had been obtained.
The exports of Grain to Great Britain during the
week, has been of Wheat $50, and Corn 81, 1872
bushels; and to Great Britain &c, since Selt. |, to
date, Wheat 81 ,404, and Corn ,564 49l bushels
HEMP.-We note sale OF 80 bales Western
Dew rottcd at 81, and several smaller lots (raher OF
retail character) at cts per lb, the former mos.
HIDES.-There has been sale OF 25f4 Rio
Grande, "a bs at III, and another of 26O6 lIaguay-
ra and Porto Cabello at 8. cts per b. both time,
the latter taken for another market.
IRON.-1he demand for Baltimore Pig continues
brisk and all the parcels taken for the Eastern
markets as fast they come forward, at full prices
MOLASSES-The market at this season is usual
" quiet few transactions taking place beyond
small retail character. By auction yesterday, 20
hhds Porto Rico sold at a3l cts per gallon, mos.
NAVAL STORES.-The transactions recently
have comprised about 1000 brls, taken for export to
England, including Rosin at 75aSO cts, Pitch at
Sil2a and Tar 2375a S so per bril-, the latter now
held at 2.5Oa $2.62s. Spirits Turpentine has sold
OiLS.-Linsecd goes off in parcels as wanted at
6S cts. per gallon. Other descriptions are without
PLASTER PARISHES advanced, and sales have
been made at $3 per ton, which is now the current
PRovIsIoNs.-Th market, except for Bacon,
has been rather langd during the passing week. but
prices in general have been steady.
Beef.-Wc have no transactions TO report inc
stock in general is light, but sufficient, probably Tor
prices at $50 for Mess, 13a y Ia for No |, and l0a
$l050 for Prime.
Pork-Is taken mostly in limited parcels for ships
stores; and there have been small parcels also sold
for export, but prices remain steady at lb.ooa y II
for Mess and l4a IS II. so for Prime There has been
sale of 60 csks. Shoulders and Sides in dry salt, al
81 cts per lib. for the former, and 81 for the latter
on time.
Bacon-Has been in better request but prices arc
without change. The transactions reported comprise
sundry lots Of Western of from 5000 to 10000 lbs
loose at cts per h. for assorted, Gas cts for Shout
dcrs 10 for Sides, and l0dll for Hams Some su-
perior Shoulders commanded 81 cts. The Sides were
to the extent of about 900 lbs and the Hams also
numbered about 5000 pieces.
Lard.-We have not heard OF any sales, but forme
prices are demanded.
RICE.-The sales are only for immediate use, ant
taken by the trade at 550a 1915 per 100 lbs.