Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-03

Forming total for the week of II ,O6S brls. Wheat
Flour. The exports within the same time TO foreign
ports have amounted to $1,000 brls; of which there
to Great Britain, &c, 33S brs., besides 57G3
do. Corn Meal, 6,047 bushels Brown Stuff, and s.
brs. Bread making total to the United Kingdom
of Flour since September to 1St inst, inclusive, Of
27S,465 brls. OF Wheat Flour, and $500 do. Corn
Meal.
FRUIT.-Drcd Peaches are held at So per
bushcl for unpccied halves, and Dried Apples at s
but we have no sales TO report.
GRAIN.-TW &c have very favorable accounts of the
Wheat harvest. Since the change from the OK
trcmcy dry TO the moderately rainy season, which
took place about month since, the crops OF Grain
generally have been improving; and now, with the
prospect of fully average yield OF heat in this
state, farmers engaged in cutting, and the reports
arc, that the growth is sufficiently heavy and the
heads well filled 1t now requires only clear wealth
to secure it, The accounts from all sections Of the
Wheat growing country are no less tavorablc and
from the great breadth OF land i'll the United States
planted with Corn, and the fine growing season from
every quarter, should the same favorable weather
continue the yield will be % per cent. larger than
il was last ycar1 The receipts of Wheat during the
week have been to fair extent chiefly Penna and
Western, the latter via New Orleans, but con-
siderable portion of both descriptions has been placed
in store, purchasers not coming up to holders limits
Of the parcels sold, note 1000 bushels Western,
Yesterday, at l20, taken by miller, and 1900 do.
Pcnna. rcd, the day previous, at Sl.35, taken for
shipment. There has been no 7ie,o yet in market
that we could learn. A parcel of 3ew Rye has bccu
received and sold at 80 cts. per bushcl. Corn has
remained pretty steady during the week. the supply
being moderate parcels were taken as they arrived
at SlaS5 cts. for white, and So for yellow We have
not heard of the sale of any Oats for few days, the
last reported lot of Pcnna., on Monday at 90
cts. per bushcl. The Exports this week TO Great
Britain have bceu 81 1856 bushels Corn, 1925 do.
Wheat, and 1000 do Oats.
HEMP.-Thcrc has been lot OF 200 bales fair TO
very handsome Western Dcw-rottcd sold this week
at an average of 81 per b. and other parcels of
SO to 100 do, at ., all mos
he mar ct is hare of an Of
foreign.
account of Eastern manufacturers at ul prices as
fast as it arrives.
LEAD-There have been further limited sales Of
Virginia Pig $3.50 per 100 lbs and an invoice OF
100 do Missouri (Which has arrivcd,) previously
reported at $3.50, less per cent, both cash
MOLASSES.-The market continues quiet, the
only transactions in small way to subserve I'M
mediate wants. By auction on "Wednesday, "a hhds
Cuba sold at 23a26, and "a do. inferior Porto Rico
at 23sa26s cts. per gallon, mos.
NAVAL STORES.-Wc have no change to note
of importance, and the markets. rather inactive
OILS-Continue steady with moderate demand
only for any description
PLASTER PARIS.-We are without any sales to
report as we have been for time past, except a
parcel Of so tons from the wharf at So per ton
PROVISIONS.-The market has not undergone
apparently, any sensible variation in regard toprlces
since our last weeks report; and if smoked Meat:
have been in any better request barrelcd have beer
less so.
Beef-Wc have no transactions to report beyond
few small lots taken for the West India market oil
for ships stores; and the stock is quite light.
Pork-Has also been in limited demand, and con
fined mostly to the supply of ships stores, except
few brls Prime, for export, at s IA per brl. Mes
is held at 10. 50a $l7.
Bacon.-There have been no very heavy opera
tions but several parcels in lots of 5000 to 5000 lbs
in the aggregate approaching probably 100000 lbs.
have been taken, including 40 csks. Shoulders at Z;
as; OO0a40 900 lbs. Sides 99aO; and 500 to 1906
Hams at 9al0 cts per h., according TO quality.
Lords in fair supply, and offered in kegs at II
CTS but the market is quiet.
L,,ater.-Tho receipts light, and we have ne
transactions TO report.