Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-25

10,23l brls. 372 Inf. brls.
Forming total of lo,4I7 brIs. Wheat Flour. Ex-
ported within the same time to foreign ports 1868
brls. OF Flour, and $50 do. Corn Meal.
FRUlT-( Dried. )-Conside sales have been
made of Dried Peaches, (halves) including those
toward the close of last week, at Sl.75; and of
Dried Apples at ST. elsa ST, for fair TO good and
El.l2s per bushel, cash, for choice lot.
GRAlN.-The receipts of Wheat continue light
Notwithstanding the far advance of Spring and the
congenial weather which has accompanied it, and
prices rule relatively high for those of Flour. Whcth
farmers are keeping back, anticipating better pri-
ces hereafter, whether the article is not in the
country, is matter Of doubt with some individuals;
but incline to the latter opinion and have done so
for some time The small parcels which have sold
this week were at l.30a S 37 per bushel for rcd,
very good article from the Eastern Shore on ednes-
day at s .35. Rye has sold 80 cts, and is
ed. Corn in fair supply for the demand, has been
selling 45a46 cts for white, and 46a45 for yellow
The stock in the country [Marylandl is represented
TO be very large. Oats may be quoted 37ai0 cts,
according quality The exports of Corn to foreign
ports this week have been 1924 bushels ,255 OF
which were TO London.
HlDES-Continue dull of sale, and VIC arc with
out a transaction to report
lRON.-Ihe market remains for some time
past, and very little doing in Pig that we are not
prepared to give reliable quotation.
MOLASSES.-There have been moderate sales
of Louisiana in brs., at 25sa26 cts, according to
quality; and besides 100 hhds Matanzas at 49, were
two cagoes, together 430 hhds 81 tres and 90 brls
sold at cts. gallon, all mos By auction on
Tuesday, so hhds. Porto Rico sold at % la26 and 40
brls Muscovado, from Texas, at 23Ia23S cts. per
gallon, mos.
NAILS-Arc in fair demand assorted Cut sell
ing at a4a cts. for 4d the former price for large
lots.
NAVAL STOREs.-spirits Turpcntinc is a little
lower, and cannot be quoted 40a42 per gal
Ion, cash and time. No change in any other de-
nominations.
0ILS-Arc without material variation, and not
in active request. Linsced, 66a6S cts.
PLASTER PARIS.-Small sales have been made
this week at 3.50a S $685. per ton.
PROVISlONS.-Thcrc is again less stability in
this market and although transactions in the general
have been large, and prices low it is with difficulty
10 obtain, Tin some cascs,) our lowest quotations
The receipts continue heavy and exclusive of those
via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, there have arrived
Bacon, Al csks. 663 brls. and 55 Gin bulk) of
Pork, and Sc tres. 552 brs. and 1868 kegs Lard
And besides exports to other foreign ports, there
have been exported follow: to Belfast (Ireland)
Bacon 300 1877 lbs Pork 244,47S do; Lard, 242 469
do; and to London, Indian Corn, 5,25S bushels; Pork
IS brls.; Beef, tres; Lard 65,700 lbs. Bacon,
3S5, 900 do.
Beef.-The market remains almost quiet, the few
transactions that have occasionally taken place were
mostly for ships stores-and BESIDES there is only
moderate supply on hand.
Ork-There have been further sales OF Mess at
$685. and of Prime at S.5Oa 1915, but operations
not heavy. The transactions in bulk, IN dry
salt and pickle, however, have again been large,
and some Of the heavier to go out OF the market
Included in the operations were rs casks Shoulders
at 81 cts less per cent, and 50 600 lbs. at both
cash; 200 900 lbs Sides, 5ld5t besides 5O,0O0