Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-11-03
2O,O14 brls. 7O6 hf. brl.

2O,Ol4 brls. 7O6 hi. brls.
forming total of 2o,3O7 brls. of Wheat Flour
Exported this week to foreign. ports, 7,473 brls.
Flour, and 125 do. Indian Meal
GRAIN.-The receipts of Wheat have been only
moderate, and prices remain steady, good to prime
Virginia and Maryland red selling at lO3a 81 O6,
and 90 cts. a Sl02 for inferior to fair. Sales OF
white in small lots at 06d " H. and tor lots suit
able for Family Flour, 112Gol.20 Rye remains
nomnsly, Gas the receipts of Maryland and Virginia
are quite light,) at 5ja So cts. Corn has been in
rather limited supply during the week, but prices
have ranged about as at the close OF last week,
59d60 cts for white, and Goa 62 for yellow. There
have been few small lots of in Market within
the last two weeks, which sold at 55d IS cts. for
both white and yellow. The closing rates yestcr-
day for old were sea IS cts. for white; and Goa 62
for yellow. Oats have been selling at 2SG32 cts.
" bushel, according to quality.
GUAN0.-The demand is fair, and prices steady,
selling at - a S3j for Paagonan, and 47d $50 for
Peruvian, u long ton, mos.
HEMP.-The sales comprise about 100 bales
in lots of American Dcw-rottcd at 74aS cts " ID,
cash, and mos
HIDES.-There are none in market.
IIOPS.-The transactions small scale,
but prices firm, Eastern 1ja l6 cts. for first sort
of this years crop.
INDIGO.-The market is quite dull, and nc
Caracas, in importers hands.
IRON.-We have no Improvement to note in Pig;
Baltimore sells occasionally in small lots at some
thing under quotations. There is good supply
of Scotch Pig in importers hands held at fair prices,
but the demand for it is also quite limited.
LEAD.-There are still further small sales Of
Virginia Pig at previous rates.
MOLASSES-Is without animation; but the
few transactions that have taken place were at pre-
vous rates BY auction yesterday, so hhds Porto Rico
at 2SI cts 10 do Cuba, 2ld 26; 30 do. Sugar House.
24G27; and % brls. New Orleans, 33 cts " gallon,
a mos. Imported this week from foreign ports, so
hhds.
NAVAL STORES.-We have no transactions
beyond the supplying of the ordinary home demands
of the to notice, and prices are without
change.
OILS.-We have alteration in prices to
port. Lard Oil sells at $500 cts. " gallon, for
winter strained, according to quality.
PLASTER PAIfIS.-We note sales of several
cargoes at 12A 81 rs u ton closing at the latter
PROVISIONS.-rhe market has been a little
more animated this week, but not at as full prices.
Beef-There has been a small lot of new No.
sold at s11 SO " brl.
Pork Further small sales of Mess have been
made at Sl025 which is about the current rate, and
ds9 25 for Prime, cash and mos The weather
having become quite cool, Salters now closely
engaged in slaug hering and packing preparatory to
meet early demand.
Bacon.-Sales of Shoulders, loose and packed in
lots equivalent to 5,000G1 900 lbs. at 4lG cts
chiefly at the former, and for fresh smoked 5 a 81
have been obtained. Sides have generally sold at
cents in various lots, of 5000 to 10000 lbs although
towards IHe CLOSE J1 Gus CoNctcu lne HedN lotSi
cash and 80 days. Hams. have sold freely at SG9,
and some fraction over for better qualities
Lnrd.-There were indications last week, noticed
by some holders, of an approaching improvement in
prices, but they have not yet realized it. About 81
cts in brs. and in kegs the current rates, at
which moderate sales have been made
Bttter.-Good Western in kegs sells readily at
100 IL cts, and Glades at liza IS, cash.
Cheese.-There is fair ready demand for West
ern, which is taken at 7, and Eastern at 7AG9 cts
fp H. mos.
RICE.-The market is inactive, but prices are
misunderstanding from 1926 $3.50 " 100 lbs.
SALT.-We note sales from ship-board at 80 cts
% sack for coarse; ST. 20 do. for Worthngtons, and
81 30 for Ashton's brands, of fine, 6 mos. cargo
of 1000 sacks common and 500 do fine, unbranded,
has sold from vessel at 80 cts. for the former-the
latter on private terms. BY auction yesterday, s64
sacks fine sold at la 81 ,02 ~ sack.
SEEDS.-There is very little activity in any de-
scrption, and prices remain nominally the same.
SPIRITS.-N. f. Rum has become scarce, and
prices are looking up, the article now commanding
3l932 cts Whiskey is without change, last week
rates beng now current viz: hhds u, and brls 70
cts. % gallon
SUGARS.-The market is less active, and pre-