Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-09-15
1924 brls. AIS hf.brls,

1924 brls. AIS hfbrls.
forming a total of 15,461l brs. of Wheat Flour
Exported this week to foreign ports, 4,O96 brls.
Flour, and 261 do. Indian Meal.
GRAIN.-The supplies of Wheat at the close Of
the last and beginning of the present week rather
fell off and prices became rmer; subsequently, how
ever, receipts increased, and prices i'll proportion
gave way, and we now quote the range OF the week
for good to prime red 03d s107, and 1GS1 05,
the market closing Yesterday 9S cts. a 81 05. The
price of white has not materially varied, fair to
good ranging from LOG to 81 10, and Family Flour
white 1.10@S1 16-a fancy article brought 81 .25
a. bushel. Corn has been gradually receding about
cent per day, until at close we quote white sea 81,
and yellow 60G61 cts. Rye is worth about 60G
65 cts. Oats are lower and have sold to
tent at 2Std 30 cts. 70 bushel.
GUANO.-There is a fair demand and prices
steady at 32@S35 for Patagonian and 479S50 for
Peruvian.
HIDES.-The market is without supply.
IRON.-The transactions in Pig continue
limited scale, but holders anticipate an improvement
before long.
MOLASSES.--The private transactions have
been unmportant, and prices without change. BY
auction, 26 hhds. Porto Rico sold at 26a and 25 Of
139 offered at 261 a % cts. ~ gallon, mos
NAILS.-With good demand prices remain
steady.
NAVAL STOREs.-Most descriptions remain
without change in price, and demand moderate
OILS.-The market is very firm at the late i'm
actions of the week there have been lots of Lard Oil
of 10 to 100 brls. changed hands, large por-
on terms kept secret but the smaller lots at 60
cts. " gallon, mos. The market is steadily advanc-
ing at the Eastward.
PLASTER PARASITIC market is without
change, sales steadily making at 1925 ~ ton.
PROVISIONS.-The transactions have been gen
orally of limited character the parcels not large
many. Prices, however, have remained pretty
steady especially for the better qualities, but these
have now in many instances become
Beef-Sells principally to supply the demand re-
qured for ships stores at previous rates Very little
taken for export.
P0rk.-The demand is only moderate, and Mess
may be quoted 1075G S11, and Prime 975GS1O P
bril-, cash and time, the weeks sales amounting to
about 300 brls. The supply Of Prime is light.
Bdcon.-There is a fair demand for most descrip-
tions, and prices range as for time past Shout
ders have been selling in lots of to 25 csks at $40
6 cts, and City cured, Ooose unpacked) at g.
quantities to Shoulders, at 64@62 cts. Hams have
been going off in lots of 300 to 500 at 10d cts,
according to quality, but understand there
strictly prime in market.
Lad-May be quoted 1911 cts. in brls., and "a
in kegs and these rates considerable PARCELS
we understand, are selling.
Butter and Cheese. Western Butter comes for
ward slowly and is worth 100 IL cts. Cheese sells
at 7b69 cts for Eastern and Western, both in fair
demand.
RICE.-The market is not active, but the ruling
prices appear to be Al S425, although sale is re-
ported at something under outside figure.
SEEDS.-Clover remains nominally at 4G S4.37A
bushel. Timothy has sold at 35O, while others
demand 1915 for new and prime article. Flax has
advanced to l.22. We quote 1.20@ 81. %, accord
ing to quality.