Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-02-03
1926 brls. 3l2 Inf. brl


Exported within the time to foreign ports l3to
brIs of Flour and 1892 Corn Meal.
GRAIN.-Thc receipts of Wheat, as they are
chiefly by wagons and cars, light, but they con-
tinuc to command the improved rates, iO6a ~ Tor
good to prime red noted at the close OF last weck
Small sales of Maryland Rye at 6)a62 cts Corn has
declined 2a3 cts. per bushcl since the close OF our
last weeks report, and the market dull Wlthal Inc
receipts however, are light and the decline is pre-
dominating feature observable in all the markets OF
the country. Early in the week prices ranged from
Is 10 40 cts for white and 81 to SO for yellow; subSc
aueuty 46 to IS for white and 90 TO % for yellow,
but closed yesterday at 46di7 for white and 5lao2 cts
for yellow. Receipts of Oats moderate and prices
NAV be quoted about 30 35 cts the latter from store
HEMP.-Thcrc have no transactions come 10 our
know dye this week.
IRON.-The market remains without any move
mcnt that we can learn.
SES.-Nohng of moment doing, and
prices are hardly sustained. There has been sale
Of OOa2O0 bls. New Orleans of its condition we are
not advised at considerably lower rates than our pre-
sent quotations. Small sales are making Oh New
Orleans at 2Sd2S5 cts, mos.
NAILS.-Thc demand is fair Tor assorted Gut ana
prices are steady.
NAVAL ST0RES.-We have no change to note
in any description except that lar continues very
dull at 81 LIS.
OILS.-Prices for most denominations remain no.
minay as quoted last week, Linsccd only having
improved cent.
PLASTER PARIS The transactions which have
been moderate, were at Ss225 per ton.
PROVISIONS.--Supp continue TO come Tor
ward from the West, both by the way OF New "
leans aud the Ohio river and Baltimore and ONO
Railroad but as the demand get very limited II Is
perceptblc that the stock is increasing. An impor-
tant reduction in the quantity, however has taken
place since our last publication, in the loss by hire OF
from 25 900 TO 4 80 600 worth of Pork Beet Bacon,
long and short Wddlcs, Sc, belonging to Mr. Harry
Kimberly, aud all of his own curing, portions OF
which had been sold, or negotiations were going on
for thcm.-Hcavy shipments continue TO be making
TO England Oh packers account.
Beef-Wc have not a transaction to report ex-
ccpt in the small way of supplying vessels with
stores. :. :.
Pork-Thc export demand continues on a limited
SCALE and quotations Of prices are almost nominal
Mess can be had at 350a s IA, and Prime at oo'
4 mos, at which 200 brls. sold last Saturday.
There have been small transactions in Bulk (Hams)
but no idea can be formed of the market by parti-
cularizng. lot of 1000 lbs bulk, assorted pars'
sold So cts per lb, and parcel oil shoulders on
terms we did not learn, but understood they were
rather sour. We quote good Hams, I cts; Sides, b;
and Shoulders 81.
Bacon-Sells only in limited way, new city
smoked at g. cts. for Shoulders, for Sides, 5 Tor
Hams and 7 for hog round. lot of 5000 lbs, Ga
retail operaon) of superior quality sold at u c'S''
cash.
Lard.-Sacs in brls have been made at cts;
in kegs to the amount OF 5OOabo III ots al o. ana III
cans at SdSa cts. per lb., 4 mos.
Bmftcr--Is quiet but prices remain steady.
t,heese.-The supply is fair and prices, with mod
crate demand are unchanged.
RICE-The larger portion of the sales have been
made at 1926: we quote 81 1925 per 100 lbs, as
in quality. - ,e,az
and note the sale of parcel of 10 bushels prime at
the latter No transactions in Timothy or Flax
have come within our knowledge
SPIRITS.-N. +. Rum is dull OF SAFE at % cts:
Wbiskey is lower hhds selling at %, and bris' -
SUGARS.-The market is rather dull and we
have no transactions 10 report, the nn'avorao'e Wc
or having opcrated much against operations. 'c's'
however have undergone no alteration, New oriea"s
4sa5I for Common TO prime quaiity, L.. :, :;