Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-09-30

81 ,96I brls 2G5 Inf brls.
Forming total of 22,0935 brs. Wheat Flour Ex-
ported within the time to foreign ports 9,o2o
brls. of Flour of which 6ol0 were TO London
GRAIN-The supply of Wheat has been only
moderate during the week, and prices' IN cohsT-
quence, pretty steady, the steamers advlccs, al
though calculated to induce decline, did not have
any effect upon the market. The rang has been Ia
ST. 04 for ordinary TO fair, and o5 lO Tor good TO
prime red these latter rates were paid yesterday ior
export to LiverpooI and ioa LAO ,or gIou 10
terday at 70 cts. Corn has been gradually advance
ing during the week about a cent per day, commcnc
ing with 52a54 cts for mixed and white aud closing
Yesterday with 56a57 for Mixed and 5Sa6O for white;
and yellow early in the week. at 60a62, and closing
yesterday firm at 6la66 cts per bushel. Oats have
sold at 27a30 cts The exports TO foreign ports dur
ing the week have amounted to ,SOl bushels Corn,
OF which 90, s04 were to Ireland
GUANO.-We note sales OF Patagonia at s 10 per
ton, 6 mos. The demand is very good.
HEMP.-We have not heard of any transactions
during the week
HIDES-The only sale reported lot of
about 5000 selected La Plata at 10 cts. per b, mos
MOLASSES.- market is without supply OF
prime retailing qualities and we consequently have
no transactions to report. by auction on tuesday
81 hhds Porto Rico were offered, but only sold at
&c cts = the residue withdrawn. Yesterday, 40 hhds
Porto Rico sold at 24Aa24s cts. per gallon, 4 mos.
NAILS.-We reduced the price OF assorted Cut in
our last report of cent per h., to conform to rates,
and stated that brisk business in the article was do
ing, which has since continued.
NAVAL STORES.-Wi the exception of Spir-
its Turpentine which has come down to 4od4i cts,
we have no other alteration to note.
OILS-Are without change IN price, and transac-
tions in any descriptions only moderate.
PLASTER PARIS-Sacs have been steady at
1915 per ton, the former price.
PROVISIONS.-The transactions OF the week
have been very fair for the season; and with good
supply prices are pretty well supported
Beehive note limited sales OF Mess at $ IL D"
for City packed and of w estern No. at $li, pos
sibly it might be obtained at y $50, cash.
Pork-'fhe sales of 200a300 brls. Prime, have
been reported to us, 9l2ba 25, cash, and $95o,
on time, and 60 brs. Rump at 1915, cash. Mess
is held at s IL per bril- ,
Bacon-Has been in very good demand during the
week. and prices remain firm The transactions, IN
packed and loose parcels, have probably reached
800 900 lbs. comprising Shoulders in lots Of 900 to
1900 pieces at cts generally, although for some
roughly cut fraction less was accepted, while for
400 choice 5, cts per h. was paid. Sides in lots OF
OOOa20 900 lbs. 5a5, the latter for bright, cleaniy
handled and packed, TO go out OF the market and
Hams in parcels of 50Oal000 pieces at Sag for fair
to good plain and canvassed, including 3oO PRIME OF
the latter which were also sugar cured OF "Nehs"
brand, at 10 cts. per Id. 81, -,
Iard-Thcre is less frmncss IN this artcie' ana
the price of 10 cts in kegs, towhch II was
by some few holders, could not be realized oeyoho
some limited lots and il has since reccded 10 ~ Gus
per h., at which some 400d50O kegs nave soiu al
small discount for cash. About 100 tres. ana pris'
have also been taken at .ass, cash, or mos' aoo'he
interest, u. n
Buttr.-sales of Western have been made at