Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-11-10
2l.5iti brls, SI7 Inf. hrls,

2l,5l6 brls Sl7 hf brls
forming total Of 1862 brIs. of Wheat Flour.
Exported this week to foreign ports, 1914 brls.
Flour, and 9l7 do Indian Meal
GRAlN.-Thcre is no alteration in the price OF
Wheat, and receipts continue about equal to the de-
maud. The range for good to prime Maryland and
Virginia red has been 03 06, Cat the latter 1900
bushels Penna. was taken) and 80 cts. a Il 02 for
subordinate qualities. White has sold at .0S 81 II
and for Family Flour 81 Is has been paid. We have
no sales of Rye to report. Corn has been in mode
rate supply, but prices a cts. lower than last
week, the closing rates yesterday being 55d 81 cts
for white and 59d6l for yellow. There is a little
new coming forward, but it is not suitable for
shipping, and the margin is very wide according to
its condition, prices ranging from As to 50 cts Oats
remain about as previously noted, 2sd % cts. ~ bus
HEMP.-Therc are some small parcels of Ameri-
can Dewr otted on sale, but the demand for it is very
limited.
HIDES.-There is supply in first hands.
HOPS-Are only in moderate request, first sort of
this years crop selling 15a 16 cts for Eastern.
IRON.-The market still continues without
scarcely an enquiry for Pig, except for small lots
which have no influence on the market.
LAfHS.-We note the sale of cargo of over
100000 sawed Eastport, 1 inch, at S1.624 u m.
MOLASS ES.-1here has been increase to the
supply of retailing qualities since last reports and
the stock OF that description in importers hands
being limited no transactions of moment could have
taken place in the article had demand existed. By
auction, 40 hhds. Porto Rico sold at 27A42S and Fl
do. Cuba, 234 cts. jP gallon, mos.
NAVAL STORES.-There is material altera-
ton in any article under this head.
OILS.-Thc market is without any particular al
teration For Whale there is fair demand at quo
tations Sperm is steady Lnseed is rather unset
tied and sells at Pa IS cts. Lard Oil, $500 for
winter strained, according to quality.
PLASTER PARASITES sales have been at
2.124 a. 1925 " ton, the previous rates
PROVISIONS.-The stock of some descriptions
is very large for the and holders disposed
to realise, in consequence of which transactions have
been heavy and at rather lower rates
Beef-New is Offered freely, but we have no
transactions except in somewhat small way to re-
port. An offer made of SIT " tire, for 500 tres
OF Prime Mess, and refused-held at SIS.
Pork.-Among the operations of the week we
note sales of $50 brls. Mess various prices rang
ing from 10 124, 1925, 1850, 10.624 to S1l ~ bril-
cash and mos, according to quality, portion of it
taken for Government account at Stops, but the
larger at 1913 sl0624 for Eastern market. We
have not heard of any sales of Prime the article being
relatively too high for BUYERS. parcel of 20 900 Tbs
Shoulders, in dry salt, sold at cts o. b., time
Bacon.-The transactions have been to a con-
siderable extent and embraced several large lots but
generally at rather lower rates. Sales of Shoulders
have been made of to 30 cslxs. in lot, in the
aggregate 20 900 lbs, at 4Ad A. and for small
lots cts. " ib Sides, to the extent of about 300
casks, and several loose lots, comprising in all an
amount equivalent to about 100000 lbs, have sold
at 5Sd 81, and small lots at cts, including within
the operation 200 brs Of choice bright boneless pcs
for account OF Government at something over 6 cts.
W b. Hams have sold at various prices according to
quality, but the quotable descriptions from to
w cts, $50 taken in one lot at the latter.
q Ldrd.-We have heavy sales to report, but
there is less rmness in the market, sellers outnum-
berng buyers, and the stock is full large for the
son. We note sales of 200 brls. in lots at 60, and