Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-29

1892 brls. SO hf brls.
Forming total of 5000 brls. Wheat Flour. Ex-
ported within the time 10, 63 brs. OF Flour and
10 hhIs. aud 42l brs. Corn Meal.
FRUIr-Thcre have been further small sales of
new Dried Apples at $l.l25, and of unpeecd
Dried Peaches at Ia 1925 in quarters and halves.
GRA1N.--Thc receipts of Wheat, which are
nearly all by wagons continue quite limited and not
equal to the demand and the stock on hand is very
small. Prices for good to prime red have ranged
from Is TO s 49, and the qualities Offering below
the former very inferior. No Rye coming for
ward. Corn is lower, although the receipts are
small; and good to prime lots at 56a5S cts for white,
and 59aGl for yellow, have been acccpted-our out
side figures with difficulty obtained yesterday. Oats
have declined about cts. the best in market selling
at close at 43al5 cts. Back-eyed Peas may be
quoted S5aS7 cts; and white Beans plenty and dull
at la s. lO6.
HEMP.-Thc supply is small and there is little
coming forward. We have sales to note.
HIDES-1hcre has been an addition since our
last report to the previously small stock, oil nearly
$4,000, from Rio Grande and Rio Janeiro, but we
are not advised of any sale except small lot OF La
guayra terms not public.
HOPS-Are dull of sale and offered at 7a7z cts
per h., for first sort, crop of lS41.
1RON.-There is very little demand for any dcs'
crption of Pig, and in the absence OF transactions we
cannot quote price.
LEADS without demand, and the stock in mar
ket light.
MOLASSES.-All the parcels of New Orleans in
first hands at the close of last week. and all to arrive
at present in hdnsitu, has been purchased on specu-
lation private terms, and held at very con-
siderable advance.
NAILS-The market remains stcady-assorted
Cut selling at 4 ! cts. per Id. for I'D.
NAVAL STORES.-With limited demand most
articles remain at steady prices including Spirits
Turpentinc at 40a42 cts. per gallon.
OlLS.-We have no alteration to note in the price
of any description, except that Linsccd is little
frmer.
PLASTER PARIS.--Sales have been made Of
two cargoes at Ss2.75 per ton.
PROVISIONS.-The market continues dull for all
denominations of Meats, although receipts from the
Westward are coming forward quite freely.
Beehive have no transactions OF moment to note,
and the few that have taken place have been chiefly
for ships stores.
Pork-Smal sales of Prime at s IL; and
Mess at Ssl3-a portion taken for export, and the
residue for ships stores Some 10000 lbs. or up
wards of Bulk Sides, in dry salt, have sold at 5aa5s
cts per lb. mos, the latter for very handsome
lot of 90 900 lbs.
Bacon-New Western sells moderately as want
cd-the demand, however, is very limlted-at 65af
cts. per b. for Shoulders. 7a7s for Sides, and Tor
Hams. The foregoing rates, except Tor HAMS are
about ct. per h. higher than are demanded ior ola
stock which, however, is now nearly out OF market.
Lard.-The demand continues very fair, and some
IOal200 or more kegs have sold at improved rates
brls at Tai. cts cash; and kegs at II, cash. and "a
al on time, interest added.
Butter-Is in better request and sold at lsai3s cts