Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-06-17
SOS brls. 29S hf. brI

SOS brls. 29S hf. brls
Forming a total of 1927 brls. Wheat Flour. Ex-
ported within the same time TO foreign ports 6,92l
Urls. OF Flour and ,O05 brs. Corn Meal
GRAlN.-Thcrc Is very lItte Wheat arriving,
and the few small lots which have come to hand
taken at declining rates; among those from the
Susuuchdnna, 500 bushels red sold on the 18th at
\, D. aud 500 do. Of similar quality s,nce at > ~
NJ Maryla of moment Offering. The farmers on
the East ru Shore of this stat and bord counties
Vi Virginia now engaged in grading; and offers
10 sill wv Of the former deliverable LIST proX, have
been mad. at 4 l. and from Virginia. by the 10th, at
81 > cts per bushe Neither Offers (made to CITY NIL
lsrs) were accepted The crop, we understand, pro-
tnlScs well, and the weather this week has been
splendid for harvesting. Rye may be quoted tOal2
els. Corn went up on the arrival OF the Acadia
news yellow TO 81 cts but the Americas, which
soon followed, put down. even lower than our last
weeks quotations. Yesterday the best prices were
4Iu42 CTS. for white. and l7a45 for yellow. Oats
r,inaln nominally 33G33 cts.
HEMP.-Wc have no transactions to report IN
any description.
HIDES.-Tbc market is quiet
HOPS-Small sales have been made at I cts. per
b. for first SORT of last years crop.
IRON.-The market for Pig remains inactive, but
prices are without alteration.
LATHS, &c-Thc last sale reported (last weekly
amounted to 100000 from PASSPORT, inch sawed
at Sl.25 and an inv dice of Pickets at 5a y per M
LEADING have sales to report. The stock
is light and prices tend upward in New York
MOLASSES.-Thc market is without a supply OF
sweet retailing Quallues
NAILS. We have no new feature to note. With
a moderate demand, the price for assorted Cut re-
mains steady at cts. per h.
NAVAL STORES.-Wnh limited transactions,
we have no change to note IN prices.
OILS.-Lusccd is less firm, but prices are about
67a65 cts Considerable sales have been made OF
Lard OH including 30 brs. No. | at 60ab25 cts,
cash and timc and No. > at 52!a55, do.
PLASTER PARASITIC sales this week have
ranged from $50 to Ss2.62s per ton.
PROVISlONS.-There was more firmness I'M
parted TO most and slight advance in price to some
descriptions early in the week, after the dsscmha-
tion of the accounts received by the Acadia. and
some heavy transactions took place: few dealers,
proftng by the circumstance, closed out at an ad-
vance from to and ct. Id. on the prices they had
previously offered to accept Since the circulation oil
the news by the steamer America, which is gene
rally less favorable transactions have become more
limited.
Beec-We note the sale Of 100 brls. Prime at
& 80, and small lot of No. at ~ 20. m
POrk.--With only moderate sales Mess may sun
be quoted l0a s 30 cash and mos. and frime
Sa 1925. The previous stock Of picked aud dry
sailed having been chiefly disposed OF or withdrawn
from market, but little remains TO supply the ae-
mond if anv existed A lot of 81 hhds. Hams in dry
salt has been sold during the week al u cts per 3D.
time
Bacon.-An improved feeling was exhibited to-
wards the close Of last week for Shoulders, as we
stated in our last report which extended into the
present week. connecting herewith the better des-
crptions of Hams; and several heavy parcels, COM
prising in amount from 30 to so casks, or 10000 TO
nearly 100, 900 lbs. of loose, changed hands-thc
Shoulders Trough cut and otherwise unseemy) at 81
to 3la3s cts the better qualities at the latter priccs
Hams, 5a5s generally, although some rather obJcc-
tionabe went off at j. and the better descriptions at
Gao cts OF choice shipping and family qualities, the
market is now in limited supply. and the difficulty
of obtaining further receipts by way oil the susqnc-
hanna canal until the viaduct at freeport is
(Which will not be until Augusta will tend to keep
the stock low and prices up Sides have not varied
in price, remaining steady at 4aa43 cts, and trans
actions have been only moderate.
Lard-Has sold at improved rates; brls at cts.
600 in one lot) and kegs at 7sns, the latter for
choice.
Bufier-Comcs forward more freely, but is not IN
much request at this season. Sales generally at 10
cts. in kegs n.
Cheese.--For Eastern, for shipping purposes, there
Is only moderate demand at quotations. An invoice
of new Western has been received this week VIA inc
U,lt;morc and Ohio Railroad, which was in handsome