Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-07-21
Meal 25 hhds. and $50 brls.-
AIS brls. 1872 hf. brls.

4,Il5 DIS lJZ nj. DIS
forming a total of Ash brls. of Wheat Flour
Exported within the same time to foreign ports,
1920 brls of Flour, and ,099 do Indian Meal.
GRAIN-The receipts of new Wheat have been
coming forward more freely, and the quality, we
are pleased to learn, is thus far well spoken of.
The arrivals however, have been confined altogeth-
er to the growth of Maryland, and prices for red
have ranged from to $780, and for white (not
suitable for Family Flour, but very good) at 1.OS9
Slip. Yesterday, toward midday, there was less
iirmness in the market, and not 81 O5 could be
obtained for the best red. We have sales OF Rye
to report. Corn has been in good demand and prices
gradually improving, until white reached 5S and
yellow 81 cts; and these were the closing rates
yesterday, although all the yellow Zone cargo) was
disposed of early. Oats remain at about 25G30 cts,
according to quality.
GUANO-There is heavy stock in market, not
outstanding considerable sales are occasionally
being made at about 359S40 " ton, according to
quality. 200
HEMP.-There has been further sale of 100
bales Western dew-rotted at $50 u ton, cash or
short time.
HIDES.-We are not advised of any transactions.
The imports of the week have been 347S.
HOPS-Are only in moderate demand (mostly
by retaD at cts. a. h. for Eastern, and II for
Western.
INDIGO.-The supply in market is light, but the
demand is also limited
IRON.-The market for Pig continues very dull,
and hear of transactions, except in small lots,
at prices below our quotations.
LEAD.-Except a few hundred pigs, which have
been received coastwise this week to order, the mar
ket has been without any receipts for some months
Prices less firm at the Eastward, the article hav-
ing sold at S4.624 in New York.
MOLASSES.-All the transactions which have
come to our knowledge by auction, and COM
prise 113 brls New Orleans at 206204 cts; 80 do.
Sirup 274; and II tres. Porto Rico do, % cts. W
gallon all mos.
NAfLS.-The good demand for home use and ex-
port contribute to keep up prices Notwithstanding
the decline in iron.
NAVAL STORES.-The transactions have been
chiefly of limited character, with no alteration in
rates
OILS-Sales of Whale have been making at 429
43 cts; and Lnseed 62a63, in csks. and brls.
PLASTER PARIS.-W note the sale of a car
go of 24O tons at $3.50 " ton, and small lots at
S2.37a.
have been on comparatively limited scale, but
prices generally remain about the same previously
noted-in Meats there is no change.
Beehive have sales to report beyond the
ordinary requirements for ships stores.
Pork-The transactions reported are about 400
brls, mostly Prime at SO 25 per brl. Mess has sold
at Sill and Sour do. at $40.
Bacon.-The operations have comprised some 800
casks in lots, and loose parcels including Shoulders,
at 5a65s cts. Sides, 64@6t, (very choice only at
the latter and Hams 7499A Besides the foregoing,
about $500 bagged Hams sold in parcel to close,
to dealers, at SaSa cts. W ib.
Lard-Is inactive, and previous prices are not SO
readily realized.
B,,tter.-Grease is in good demand, but there is
little in market
Cheese-Is in fair request for good
RICE-Has advanced to 1919 " lOO IDS, at
which all on sale at that price has been purchased
including one lot of SO tres. fresh beat