Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-11-24

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forming total of PLAZA brls. of Wheat Flour.
Exported this week to foreign ports, IS, 1853 brls.
Flour, and $50 do. Indian Mcal-6, 593 brls of the
Flour to England.
FRul'r-We note sales of Dried Peaches (unpral-
ed halves of this and last years crop, at l.75d
S225 u bushei Dried Apples are held at 81 25, but
both are very lot of 30 bushels Chesnus
sold at $3.50 IT, bushe BY auction 175 Or boxes
Bunch Raisins, &c cts; and 100 Inf. kegs Malaga
Grapes, 3lO,a $3.50, each.
GRAlN.-There has been a fair supply of good to
prime Wheat during the week. but prices about
4 cts. lower than this day scn'nght. The range
for red has been 9S cts a 81 02 for good to PRIME
and S0a 96 cts. for the subordinate qualities Sales
of white have been made at 05d 81 10, at the
latter, cargo of Penna.; and LOO Sll5 for Family
Flour white. In Rye we have no sales to report
Indian Corn has not varied materially, hut good old
has sold at STA IS cts. for white, and 59d6l for
yellow .Ntao is altogether a fancy article, and
market price be established, until it is brought
forward in shipping condition. Sales of Oats at 30d
80 cts, the latter for Penna Exported to foreign
ports 2757 bushels Indian Corn, of which S9l were
to England.
HEMP.-We not advised of any thing of mo-
mcnt having been done in American, of which the
supply is light.
HIDES0There is no stock in Importers hands.
HOPS-Contnue in moderate request only, at ii
a 16 cts. for first sort of crop of 1919
IRON.-Pig is still dull of sale, and there is moth
ing in relation to it that indicates improvement
MOLASS ES.-The market still remains inactive,
and the only transactions reported are those by
ton, follow, viz: % hhds. Cuba, 232, and 25 do
Porto Rico, &c cts. 3e gallon mos.
NAVAL STORES-We have alteration to
report, either in the demand prices under this
head, except that Spirits Turpentine and Tar are
shade lower.
OILS-There have been moderate sales of Lin
seed at 71G7 ~ cts. Sales of Lard Oil at 70 cts for
Winter expressed, including 25 brls in a lot, mos
PLASTER PARASITIC sales for the week
have been at 1925 ~ ton.
PROVISIONS-Sinc the heavy operation in
Mess Pork, reported by us some three weeks gone
by. the market for barrelled Meats has remained
rather quiet, until within few days past when
quiries have been BETTER and more extensive bust
would probably have footed up each week by
saters and packers, but that yet the weather is
too mild to guarantee safety, particularly to Pork
salters. But these objections do not forciby ap-
ply to Beef packers, and fair business is progress
ing, both in fulflment of previous orders in
sionally efecting sales of some 1000 500 pkgs. of
choice descriptions for foreign shipment.
Beef-New No. has sold in small parcels at
81 so ~ bril-; but in reference to the details of the
transaction referred to above not yet prepared
TO give them.
Pork.-Old Mess Pork sells in lots as wanted at
S10.50 " bril-, about $50 brls at this rate and IS
do Prime at $3.50, time.
Bacon.-Iiolders are putting off their stocks as
fast and securely they well can, and the holding
off of more rigid weather is particularly favorable to
them-the Canals being now closed closes further
receipts from that quarter this season. and before
to any extent finds its way into the smoke houses the
old will have made large way for it. We note
sales Of Shoulders in lots of to 20 hhds. at Al AZ
cts, generally; and if Al cts. has been OBJ
tanned, the operation has been only in very small
way. We note sales of good to prime Sides, in par
cells Of 5 to 80 hhds, at 50 cts, mos, less W
cent, cash, and there but few holders who will
not accept these rates Hams plenty, and sell
according to their quality at sos cts. ~ ID.
Lard.-The sales comprise some 400@ 500 kegs at
cts for old and "a for new, mos; and old in brls
at Ga the latter not in brisk demand
Butter.-Wesern is in good supply, but previous
prices cannot be as readily obtained, the range for
fair to good in kegs is to l2l cts About 25Okegs
Glades have sold at ia 10 cts. There is besides
large supply of Western Roll in brls.
Cheese receipts for Western continue large,
but the demand is fair, and cts, mos, is the cur
rent rate,