Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30
New Ynri. NInr.Enfs

T. hushel.
WHISKY.-whisky, is very dull. There are no
S2}3, and could probably be bought at 1921 : gal.
New York Markets.
New 1oRK Nov. 29.-Cotton is iir1n-saloo of $500
bales at 5l@52 cents closing at 81 Flour is de-
Whes is du q Sales Sb r S ab
at 99S0 cts Sales 100 900 bushels at 95@96 cts Corn
quiemixed gT@97]2 cts. Pork lower, closing at 81.
Lard heavy at 1923 cts. Whisky steady at S2.34@
S236. Sugar is heavy. Naval Stores quiet. Petro-
eum excited and higher: sales at 4l&4l% cts. Refined
bonded, $500 cts; Freights firm. Flour 2s Corn =
New York Cattle Market
FEATURES OF THE MARKET DURING THE WEEK.
Nov. 2S.-Becf Cattle in the earlier part of the
week ruled very dull; and as the Albany mar ket, in
consequence Of this TACT was Likewise dull decline
the cattle left at Albany were sold to the coun-
try that the supply was less than was generally
anticipated; and with comparatively small number of
very choice cattle SALE business Monday opened
very active. After the first rush was over business
Stacked off and though an advance of cent pound,
which was realized early in the day, was fully main
tanned, still the first day closed dull. The market
to-day was very quiet for want of stock: PRICES
very thin and coarse beeves below the inside rate.
In Bergen Hill, al cattle sold to butchers; from
while Mondays OFFERING, at Allerton's amounted to
about 5000 head. Mich command the same
high prices which were paid for good cows during
the past three months but poor stock is not easily
sold. Veal calves are more plenty, but also more
wanted and thus no change from former rates. to
~ cts per pound-can be noted: Grass calves are
moro plenty at $40 to SS6 per head. Sheep and lambs
show marked Improvement over last weeks rates,
caused by the falling off in the supply and the in
creased demand Prices of sheep ut the close rule
about cent higher (6}2 TO Sc cts per pound) and
lambs half cent higher z to 10 cts per poundl.-
sufficient TO clear the mar ket of all stock. prices have
further declined during the, week. with large num-
command at the close II to 114c ii for live, and Il
TO lic for dressed. The total supply for the week
vas So beeyes III mich S5 s2Ts iS veal eage
compared with last week increase of 81 S30
calves and 3, 65 swine and decrease of LOIS beeves
and SO sheep and lambs
Philadelphia Markets.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov 29th.-Petroleum is steady.
Bark So 80 a ton for No. /. Clover Seed is in de
mand at SSS,25 for prime. FlaXseed is firm at 50 10
Fiou%, sales uninportant. New red Wheat 81 200
30; old - 30G2. 10 white $500 500 Rye has dc
clined; Southern $l.c0; Pcnusylyania $ll59li9
Old yellow Corn 90 cts; S+f5i cts. Whisky firm
Ohio S2.37.
Boston Markets.
Noy; 27mThe reeeipts since Saturday have ~. been
1851 bbls Flour 20G00 bushels Oats and II 406 BUSH
els Shorts. The demand for Flour continues mod
crate and prices remain about the same: Western
super at SsGs,5Q common extras at S9&9.23; medium
yorite st. Louis brands Eat at $5oS Dbl South
ern Flour is quiet In corn there Is very little doing
but BFSs are 5S5 E qos r at Tsog os for
ing at 60@62 cts + bushel for Northern and Canada,
and 81 cts for P T. Island. Rye at 81 30 q bushel.
Shorts S2S; Fine Feed SG55, and Middlinss S4O9 i
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Nov. 29.-Flour is dull and unusually
lower. Wheat is in demand at exclusively specula-
tive prices Prices have declined 214@i cts; Sales
at Sl.329l 32i for No. and 9Og93 cts for No. p
Corn very dull and declined sal cts. Sales at 4H3a
at 25@26 cts, closing at 2Q19 cts High Wines quiet.
Freights n9mina l Provisions very dill Mes; Pork
rliUiDr. good choice lots at rs. .sydlS. o.,
Cincinnati Markets
CINCINHATI, Eoy. 29.-Flour is without change
Wheat is dull and prices lower. closing nominal at
l75 cts: new Red 19S cts Old Hogs in better de
mand and prices have advanced sales at $ll@ll 25;
frmcr Gold 1I7lI.
Providence Wool Market.
proyrDryCr. Nov. 2a-Wool is very Quiet; low
grad es continue weak though purchasers are scarce
there disposition TO make concess in prices OF
fine fleece Sales of the week 600 Is fleece at 72}3c
and 10000 lbs pulled at 65@7lc. Printing Cloths are
very dull no transactions TO notice.
Milwaukee Markets.
MILWAUKEE, NOV. 29-Flour has declining ten
dcncy. Wheat is dull a. ia. Oats are dull.
Foreign Markets.
Rio DE JASEIRo. Oct. 9th
[Per telegram via Lisbon
COFFEE Receipt; since last steamer $4,000 bags;
stock 10000 bags Cloarances since last steamer
5000 bags; 1900 bags loading. ..
fLOVR-i".-f Tor Baltimore, stock 0,UUU bbls.
EXCHANGE-2524d. Arrived 10Th bark LapTlng,
from Baltimore.
PERxAMBuco Oct 23th.
Per telegram via Lisbon
FLoUR-2ll for Baltimore: stock first hands, 5000
bhs; second hands. 5000 hbls.
SuGAR-2500 market quiet. Exchange I'D.
-Coastwise.
. Schr Francis. Cnarleston-}o bales Cotton, J Will
liams & Son; IS bbls Rosn 81 cases ~;..rrn ord ar
II pkgs sundries, Mordecai Il Co.
Schr Charley WoOlsey, New York-3T5 bbls Phos-
phate of Lime. J Ferner & Co; 425 pkgs mdse.
Hugh Sisson; 90 tons Copper ordcri 200 bbls Apples
J III Evans.
Steamer State of MARYLAND. Richmond-S sacks
mdse. W H Crawford; 10l hhds Tobacco, 200 pkgs do
50 bags Flaxseed. sundry persons.
ImpOrts-FOreign.
ST Johns 2. r Brig Francis lane los hhdS su-