Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-19
baltimore s.arse,s. Get. IS, 1888.

C0EFEE.-There has been very little done to-day
i4 Coffee the only sale we have heard Of being one
very firm in tone and for prime holders are asking
an advance OF q on previous quotations We now
cts gold for fair to good and 90 2a22A cts gold for
prime; Laguayra at 322a35 cts currency and Java at
l5a5O cts currency The stock of Coffee here is only
FLOUR Flour continues very firm particularly the
better grades for which there's very active demand
from the local trade There seems however 10 be no
demand for Flour for export, and no sales are making
for this purpose The rates for patapsco Family and
Extra were advanced this morning 50 cts = bb the
latter $3.50 4 Dbl, and this has stffcned the market
for Flour generally We now quote as follows. viz:
Howard streets S95 for Super Shall .25 for regular
Extra; $l2al250 for fancy brands do. and Sl3alS 80
for Family; Ohio at $3.50 for Super: Sl0.75all for
shipping Extra; Sll50al250 for fancy brands do, and
Sl$als59 for Family: and City Mills 5Gag e5 for
for shipping brands do. Rye Flour is firm at S65a7,
but Corn Meal is dull at $l.75a5 2 Dbl.
Rhh AL LINE in good ae bon nqd
bushels, most Of which was red, being at market
this morning Sales were reported of about 1000
bushels white at 275a30G cts and Of some 5000 bushels
red at $50, 30 $50 and 255 cts Choice white would
have brought readily 30a35 cts and choice red could
probably have been sold at $50 cts. Corn was very
about 5000 bushels and most Of the parcels received
yesterday and the day previous arc still on the
ket few lots of white sold Mt so cts for inferior
and S5asS for good lots and We quote yellow nominal
ut SaS5 cts. Oats were active and rmer to-day, some
$3.50 bushels being sold at 5ia55 cts. We continue tc
quote Rye as ranging from 80 to 81 cts, but sales
PROVISIONs.-Th Provision market continue.
dull and heavy and prices have evidently down
ward tendency ThCrCarc some country orders being
received, but the trade here making purchases
Bacon is selling in obhing lots at 22@ cts for sides
and 20 cts for Shoulders but round lots could not
be sold at these figures In Bulk Meat there is moth
ing doing but the nominal rates for it are lSHalSL
cts for Shoulders. and - cts for sides Ness Porl, en-
be readily boushtat SO, and Prime Mes do at *3
per Dbl. w e near however al sales. Lard may D(
quoted nj 30 cts but there i none here.
MOLASSES.-Therci is nothing doing in Moasse:
50 far as We are advised bTt ii is very firm at quota
Mu;coyado and % cts to 81 per gallon for Porto Rico
No New Orleans in market.
StGARS.,,Ihcrc were .SSaleS, Yesterday of l,&il
at + els mos and Of Il lot of l35 boxes do. No. s. a
IA cts mos but to-day there has been nothins
Whatever done in Sugar 50 far rs We have heard
The market continues very firm in tone with NJ
quotabic change in prices and We still quote as fol
lows. viz: Cuba and English Island at lial4l4 ct
for refining; and II al5 cts for grocery grades ano
Porto Rico at I1al5 cts for common to fair loiaalI
cts for good to prime andl7 cts for choice There il
no New Orleans Sugar in market.
REFINED SrGARS.-Dclivcrics of Refined Sugar
continue to be made at the following rates
viz p cts for Hard Crushed 1ga30 cts for White Soft
and lSqlS12 cts for Yellow.
SEEDS.-Cloycr seed is quiet and the market fo
for good TO prime although some parties still ask
Ing 5000 for prime lots. Timothy seed continue
very dull and nominal at Siai2 D q bushcl. and We
quote FlaXseed at S:il}.Gj a buShcl.
SALT.-iiverpool is selling quite freely from store
at $50 for Ground Alum; $3.50 for MarShal's fine
md 5 Z sack for AShton's do. There is cargo
here atoat Turks Island Salt is selling from store
at 90 cts = hushcl.
RICE.-Thcrc is 4 moderate inquiry for Rice ant
il is selling in small lots at 92al04 cts, currency fol
common to prime Rangoon, and HALL y cts for Caro-
WHTSKY.-Whi<ky is in very light supply. ant
we quote it firm at 49, for Western A lot of5Obb
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