Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-04

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F1SH.-The market for Fish Is still very quiet
There have been no cargo sales for week or two
past and the trade demand has been by no means
active. Prices are however, pretty well maintained,
and we quote to-day rs follows, viz: Mackerel at
Si-alS for No !: Sl6a165l for No. . S13.5Oal4 for
medium and large No. 3; Labrador HerrinGs at Slla
Il; Halifax do at St5Oa6 St. Johns Alewives, at
Goldfish is selling at o75OaS and Hake at S4a!5O per
FRUIT-Foreisn Fruit continues in good demand
and firm. There have been no direct imports here
this season. and the market has been well supplied
as last week at forM r. and $3.50 per box for
LAYER and Lemons at So 25 for Sicily, and S7a 25
box for Malaga. Figs are lower old crop selling at
Currants at 5al6 cts Almonds at from 20 to 50 for
hard and soft shellcd Filberts at 10 cts, English
Walnuts at Hale cts and Brazil Nuts at l6l2al7 cts
III. Cranberries are selling at S14al1, and New York
Apples, which are arriving very freely at S5a6 for
Fall. and S7aS = Dbl for Winter.
FEATHERS.-We quote good Live Geese at 80 cts
to s. z n but there is very little doing in them;
GRAIN-,The receipts, of Grain, this week fall
somewhat below those of last, but they have never
theless been fair the offerings at the Corn EXCHANGE
embracing some 10000 bushels Wheat, $1,000 bushels
Corn, b 600 bushels Oats, and 5000 bushels Rye For
all descriptions the demand has throughput the week
been fair but not particularly active. and prices have
varied but little during the week. Wheat has been
in good demand throughout the week, and most OF
the lots received have changed hands at 2lOa2D cts
for ordinary red, 2Oa cts for fair do 2Oa5 cts Tor
good do. oa5 cts for prime do 26O cts for choice do
which figure has, however, been paid for only one
two samples: $50 to $50 cts for common to medium
white 20a300 for fair to prime do and 3O5a3lO cts
for choice lots do and these figures be quoted
the rates for Wheat to-day, the market closing
however very strong. Corn has been pretty ac-
tive through the week for lots suitable for export
several foreign shippers having been in market, and
white, of which the receipts have been mainly com
posed has sold at from 50 to So cts for good to prime
new and 81 to s. cts for fair to prime old with one or
two sales Of old at higher figure: but at the close
the best samples of new white would not bring over
81 cts and prime old NAV be quoted at Sass cts
Yellow Corn has generally been dull and the little
that has been at market has sold at a75 cts for fly
cut old, and Is to 80 cts for prime new. Prime old
may be quoted ut Sass cts Rye has sold this week
at from 81 to 100 cts, 1000 bushels being sold
at the latter figure Oats have sold at from As to so
cts End they closed to-day firm at i8a5O cts for good
GUNNI BA6s.-Gqnny Bags are steady at so cts
for small 30 cts for medium, and 10 cts for large
for Guano. Peruvian, of which there is very little
here, or in the country; i: held very firmly at S5O
Mexican ! at $50, and do A A at S35 per ton. Bone
Dust is selling al 500 and Fertilizers range in price
from ~ to $50 = ton. ,-,. r..,.p..
STA at S&5Oa400 4 ton for rough; American dressed ct
S375alO0 = ton; do rough at ID cts Manila at ~
ais cts, and Jute at Il cts ID. Bale Rope is selling
hiRES.-There is nothing doing in foreign Hide;
but BucnoS Ayres, which is the only description IN
market, held hrIniy at % cts. City Slaughtered
hay AND STRAW.-Tho market the week has
been quiet but prices arc unchanged, and we quote
balcd Timothy at Sl9a2l loose do at Sl6a1S Clover
bales at Sl5al6, and Rye Straw in bales at Sl6alS e
ton:
firm but not advised OF any sales of moment
this week. The stock here is very light the large sales
bDSd pmy c
i8 for No. 3; $iS for No. D and $50 q ton for and
quote Baltimore Charcoal Forgedo at S5oa922;7 10
i ton. Scotch pig is held firmly at S55 z ton. The
market closes very strong for all descriptions.
INDIGo;,--Indigo is in fan, supply and moderate
demand we quote qs follows VIZ; Caracas at
.35 Madras AT 81 ai.9. and Manila at from
Sl.l0 to s. 3; The market may be quoted firm;
"Reminiscences continues firm, especially the
heavy descriptions but the market this week is rather
quiet. We quote as before viz: Spanish Sole at 45a0
cts; City Slaughtered do at l5a52 cts; Country do
30a33 cts for light and Calf Skins at from 80 cts to
SIP ID in the rough and 81 3Jal.S0 Z p finished
prime Dutch Ombro There is none here in first hands
MILL FEED-M Feed is selling this week at %
cts for Brown Stuff, and 4Oa42 cts q bushel for Mid
M6LASsES. -Molasses is steady at quotations, viz:
5Oa6O cts for Cuba c4yed 55aI0 cts for Cuba Musco,
4 gallon for Porto Rico but there is very little de-
m4Ed for it. and no sales worth mentioning are
being made Tbs S stock the t instant d Rt was as
% hhds Porto Rico and 3 pupclcQnS English Island
NAVAL ST0REs.-.We are moi ADVISED Of any
but we quote Spirits Turpentne at S1.05al.10 q gal
Ion, and Rosin at ;! .5Oa950 q bbl for common to No
2 and sligo . Dbl for fair No; l; $50 for prime
No. |. and Tar at $3.50 for small, and S750aS tUg
Newbem Dbs.
NAAILS.-Na!ils continue in good demand and
upwards, 9 cts for Sd, and 10 cts for "a.
OLIVE Olive quote Marseilles in pints at
S775, and in quarts at 1918, and Bordeaux in quarts
mt S13 p case; no bordeaux pints in market. Sar-
dimes in Oil selling at IS cts each for half boxes
and % cts for quarter boxes.
ONlONS,-Onlons are dull at $3.50 for red, and
$3.50 per Dbl for yellow.
0II.S.-The market is quiet but firm. Sperm is
selling $50 for Fall, and S2T5 for Winter Crude
Whale at 81 65a.S5 Refined do at 81 95a2 for Spring
and Winter: Tanners Oil at 81 40al IS. and Lard Oil
at 81 25a2 gallon .Lnseed is steady at last weeks
figures, viz: Sl.4Ial.50 q gallon
PROVISIONS.-The market has been very dull
through the week, and the transactions have been
confined to retail sales Prices continue to droop,
nearly all descriptions since the date of our last
weekly review. The business Of the week has been
$50 hhds all in small lots. at from q down to 2l cts
for Sides, and 1919 to y cts for Shoulders We quote
Shoulder 5Oday at s a III cts and Sides at 2a2
and IS HS n sde Ness Pork h iS5
ruled through the week at $780, and Prime Mess do
at $50 4 DBL and there have been sales of some $50
bbls at these figures. We notice sales of about $50
tierccs Butchers Lard this week at 26a2613 cts but
nominal at y cts. The market for Provisions of all
descriptions may be quoted as closing heavy.
BUTTER AND CHEESE.-Butter has been rather quiet
this week, but prices are still very high. We quote
Ohio at % cts for Southern; 33a6 cts for Middle; 35a
40 cts for Northen Giades at ai6 cts for invoices,
and New York State at 45a5O cts Cheese is selling
at lS12a2O cts for Eastern Cutting and 2a25 cts for
Connecticut English Dairy. Eggs are bringing So to
TAT0ES.-Jersey Buck Eyes are selling from
vessels at !5aSO cts q bushel, and in bbls at 81.
500 Z Dbl, but white MERGERS bringing 80 cts to
PLASTER Plaster is selling at small lots at from
- to Sl2o g ton. The last cargo sale was at 1913,
but that weeks since.
POWDER.-We quote Blasting at 1913, and Sport
ing a At s. p key 1t is 1ctve at these figures.
where, is small and transactions are consequently
limited 1t is selling in small lots wanted at from
9al0 cts currency for Rangoon, and llallA cts for
SUGARS.-There has been no movement this
week in Sugars until to-day, when some 100 hhdS
Porto Rico at l3ali cts; 5I hhds English Island at
1873 cts and l54 hhds Porto Rico at IA cts. These
sales show decline of fully q cent on the prices
lows, viz: Cuba and English Island at l3l2al4 cts
for refining, and l34al5 cts for grocery grades and
Porto Rico at 13l2al41@ cts for common to fair 143
a6 for good to prime and 1615 cts for choice There
is no New Orleans Sugar in market The stock in
first hands the lst inst embraced 2565 hhds. 67S5
Porto Rico total, 499S hhds and 67S5 boxes.
REFINED STIGARs.-since our last, Refners have
lots are now being made 2O5 cts for Hard Crushed
lS1al9I cts for Soft White, and l7@salI1s cts for
Yellow.
SEEDS.-There has been but little done this week
in Cloverseed, it having generally been held above
the views of buyers. During the early part of the
week there were buyers at IS 25a8 50. and few lots
figures but for day or two past the prncipa buyers
have not been offering over IS % to IS SO for the
best lots, and inferior parcels could not have been
sold at over IS bushe To-day the best offer that
could be obtained for prime seed was IS 25 but there
were no sellers under IS per bushel Timothy Seed
Is very dull at IoaS4 and we quote FlaXseed steady
at So per bushe
SHINGLES.-Weq quote Il in No. Cypress Shingles
at $40, which Is an advance, but North Carolina Sans
are still selling at S12al3. 2 NJ.
SPlCES.-Splces continue in good demand and
firm; continue to quote as follows viz :Pepper at
IS cts; Cassla In mats at IS cts 81; do in cases at
90 cts; Pimento at Sa2S2 cts Cloves at 43a44 cts;
Nutmegs at 81 40 in casks, $3.50 in cases. and Mace
nominal at S155 q ID.
STARCH.-Starch is in light supply, and good de-
mand. We quote Western brands at 9I2al0 cts;
Duryea's Superior at IL cts Duryea's Refined at 112
cts; and Kingsford's Osweg0 at Hall Il cts Q b.
SALT.-LiverpOol is selling from store at $3.50 for
Ground Alum; $3.50 for Marshall's fine. and 81 q
sack for Ashton's do and Turks Island at 90 cts q
bushel. We note the arrival here this week of
cargo of 6,927 bushels Turks Island Salt.
STAVES.-There have been no sales this week
SO lar as we have heard We quote r Q HID steady
" = b ss HID ranging from sos to 800, and
y" To LIi tei az from $50 to $50 p NJ.
tb;s ~, SCoIIhere has been no special activity
bacc" tSa IN me Tobacco market Of Maryland To-
for !; ne Scelpts are light but there is fair inquiry
and most F being fully equal TO the receipts
arr;yai D. .ne iots coming forw ard re takan nm IN
t;nna 10 rIiees are well maintanad ond NC con
oaaI ~ ~ auote as follows, viz for co, anu 70 etd
oaoz2 Gus common short leaf 4a5% t,oinmon frosted
'0nmoa gao cts good to tine brown SgUn s4 ~