Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-11-27


Total. bales 300 ,SOi. 269, PAL. Inc. S,437
The sales in this market, during the week, have been
only about 200 bales, including Upland at 3ao3 cts
per h., 6 mos.
Partnership market remains poorly sup
piled and prices firm, the better qualities command
ing 35n3S cts. per lb., cash
FISH-The market continues inactive for Dry
Codtish and for Mackerel there is fair demand for
No 3 at s. 5Oa 575 but rs and Us are in less re.
quest the former ga S 10, and the latter IA S1 oo
per brl. r.,-.-
bv the steamer Acadia npon our Flour market has
not done much more than at first to hold out some
tlle prospect of advance in the price OF the art
Gle but which holders subsequently tailed 10 realize
TO any considerable extent; and although early Ill the
werk some 2O00a3OOO brls. Howard street and City
Mills were disposed of at 81 "a S5.5l4, at close
there appears very little disposition on the part OF
BUYERS to conccde to sellers any thing beyond the
previous price of 1915 per brl. The lnclemcncy OIL
The weather during portion of the week, followed
nv THANKSGIVING day on Thursday, probably some
what circunscribed operations previously ana yes
teray as it followed the holiday could hardly be eX
ucctcd TO be marked by much activity. we would
nhs.rvc in reference to Howard street Flour that al
though the receipts have recently been pretty heavy
yet large portion OF them are placed IN store on
owners instructions to be held for higher Price
RYE Flour continues scarce; and Corn Meal, though
relatively in good supply is not brisk, and may be
quoted 81 IS 1926 for Country and City brands Al
ter the preceding was written out, we were ADVISED
that considerable sales were made yesterday, hciuo
inc Howard street at s. 5.S7s, which closed rm and
that sales of CITY Mills made early In the day
at 1878; but the price subsequently advanced to
S5Sl!, and closed with the sale OF SUI Drls. at
S5S7i-no more to be had under SO per Drl. In
spceted this week:
Corn Meal, 795 brls.-
RIVE Flour, 80 brs.-
Howard street Flour, :. s,237 brls., hi. brls.
City Mills ditto. '5' l9o :. az g
Family dtto,. -....o9o
1885 brls. 455 hf. brls.
Forming total for the week of l4,097a brs. Wheat
Flour. Exported within the same time 10 foreign
ports. 800 brIs Flour, and 233 do. Corn Meal.
FRUiT-We note the sale by auction of l64
boxes Bunch Rasins at $2.05 per box, and brls.
Currants at l03al0a cts. per lb., mos.
GRAIN.-An Improvement OF some 10 c.s; IN
prices took place in Wheat soon after the Acadla's
adyices were promu gated, but as they were pre-
yiousy strengthening it is difficult to determine
whether the advance was alone In consequence OF the
steamers arrival or not as shippers were IN eme mar F.
ket at the time competing with millers and owing &c
which all the small receipts found ready sale at 25a
SI.32 for good to prime red aud / 33a y DO, and
as hieh as 4 40 for white suitable for Family Flour
These were freely sustained Yesterday by con.
siderable sales, prime Virginia commanding our
highest mutations We are without any receipts o
RIVE to note For Corn there is still some aiifcuity
in quoting price owing to the diversity OF qnaiies
and conditions of the supplies: new WHIT .'sy ee
quoted 5Oa55, and old white and new yellow 5'Got
cts. There is very little old yellow arriving Du
were IL in market would not command probably over
60 cts. unless of prime quality Oats are steady a
about 35a42 cts. per bushel
HEMP-Is only in moderate request and me supply
of Foreign or Domestic very limited Small sales o
Western Dew rotted continue to be made at o2aoi
cts. per b., on time.
EIDES.-The market is dull and supply hsht' ant
we have no sales to report.
HOPs-Are in full supply for this market, and prl-
ccs still on the Decline not over Gus can pe
for first sort of crop of this year. and for any consIdera
bic parcel less would be accepted
IRON.-Wc have new feature to note IN Bait
more Pig; the supply is still less than required te
snbserye all demands and full prices are IN conse
ournce supportcd-in some instances, Tor small par
cells. as high as $40 per ton, b mos' nave Deer
paid. r ooo ooo R,,gor sawed I
inch Laths has sold at So per M, mos
IEATUER-Is brisk. and most descriptions
Sole are taken readily at our quotations. .
MOIASSES.-Thcre is very little IN marie
suitable for retailing and very few enquiries, r ar
making for the article. sale of 2oo mas. ,upa re
ceivcd coastwise has been made on private terms.
MAJESTIC market continues firm Tor ASSORTED
Cut at A. cts. per lb., for ID. , ,- do
NAVAL STORES.-Very little dong In any ue
scrptons and prices unchanged.
(ILS.-AH denominations remain STEADY at TAU