Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-11-06
I0.N5O brls. 500 hf. brls.

19,0OU brS. 0UU hi. brlS.
Forming total for the week of 20, 200 brs. Wheat
Flour Exported within the time to foreign
ports 5,O3l brls Flour, and 500 do. Corn Meal
FRUIT.-Dricd Apples and Peaches are not in
demand, and we are without transaction to report
GRAiN.-Thc supply of all denominations has
been quite limited Gains and adverse winds having
kept back vessels, in consequence OF which prices,
particularly of Wheat, have advanced, and good to
prime rcd has attained l.2Ta 80 and whit ga
s. 30 per bushcl No white suitable for Family
Flour arriving. No Rye in market. Corn remains
pretty steady, old yellow commanding 40 cts. for
prime; but for white not over 90 cts was offered at
close Mem has sold at 10a55 cts. per bushcl, ac-
cording TO its condition for shipment. Oats have
sold at 40 cts, and some less good at less price.
GUNNY BAGS.-Wc note the sale Of a few bales
of 4 bushels at % cts. each, on time.
uIDES.-Thcrc has been sold a lot OF SUI Saltcd
La Plata at cts. per h., on time. The market is
now without a supply of any description in first
hands.
time.
IRON.-Pig continues in brisk demand, but there
is very little coming forward except that which is to
fill previous contracts.
MOLASSES.-Thc market is poorly supplied
with good sweet qualities Of any denominations, and
no private transactions have come to our knowledge.
Py auction on Tuesday ~ hhds. Porto Rico sold at
26;a21, 10 do at 2S3, and IA do Nucvitas at 20 cts
per gallon all mos.
NAIIS.-Thc supply is very small, and prices OF
assorted Cut continue firm AT H. cts. for Id
NAVAL STORES-With a very limited de-
mand at this of the year prices remain steady
OJLS-Thcrc is no alteration, that we can learn,
in the price of any denomination, and there Is not
much activity in the market.
PLASTER PARIS.-There have several small
lots sold this week from vessel at 1925 per ton.
PROVISIONS-The general market remains
much as reported by us last week in regard to the
demand, but as the season is advancing prices for
some descriptions have become less firm.
Beef-Transactions have been quite moderate;
and all as far as we learn, were confined to mec,
con,nrs;po Mess at & II, No. | at 10. 50a s and
Prime at S 10 per bril-
Pork.-There have been sales of about 200 brs.
Prime at $1,000, and small parcel OF Mess at
$14.50. -, ,
Bacon-Thcrc is full supply OF old stock on
hand for the season, and prices have become less
firm, particularly Shoulders and Sides, either OF
which selling at y cts tor large anu f SU
smaller parcels of Shoulders or Middlings hlgner
prices are asked but question the named price
would not be accepted. Hams are selling at lodl !
cts. as in quality. -,
Lard-The market is nearly bare of brls, and
the last sales were made at l0al05 cts. About 30o
kegs have sold at 2 but at close, as new is shorty
expected there is less irmncss in the Market athouh
very poorly supplied at present.
B,iter.-W cstcrn and Ohio is in good request and
sells readily at lllal2l cts. Gladcs is somewhat
dull the season for active demand not having yet
arrived. The range for diaries is l3al6 cts per d.
as in quality.
Checse-is in brisk demand, both Western and
Eastern and going off freely; the former at Jas and
the latter at sal0 cts. per lb.
RECEIVE note sales of 40 csks. new crop al
$4.75 per 100 lbs, mos. ,-
SALT-From cargocs to arrive from Liverpool
there have been sales of about 5000 sacks, including
Fine at 90 sal 65a 80, the latter for Ashton's
and Common at $l20 per sack Sales OF Fine, re
ccivcd coastwisc have been made at lood y i'oi q
the former for small sacks.
SEEDS-Clovcr sells in lots at $3.50 per blshe
for good quality. No transactions reported IN limo
thy or Flax.
SPIRITS-N f. Rum, from its scarcity, has ad
vanced and been selling at SO cts per gallon and W.