Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-01
Baltimore markets. october 81. 1865.

COFFEE.-Cofcc is steady and firm, but the mar
llet for 1t IS very quiet We note sales to-day OF 50
bags Rio at ~ cts gold for fair, and 2a2 cts goldtor
good. We quote as before, viz: Rio at 19a20l% cts
gold for common to fair. and 2a22 cts gold for good
to prime Laguayra at 81 sass cts currency, and Java
at i5a5O cts currency The stock to-day is reported
to be 5000 bags in first hands, and $500 bags in second
hands-total ll,50D bags.
FL0UR.-The Flour market very dull and
heavy again to-day no sales whatever being made on
Change so far as we could learn. THERE'S no demand
would we think be difficult to effect sales to any ex
tent at the prices asked at present. We quote
to-day as follows viz Howard Street at S9.25a9,75
Super and for Cut Extra; Si0.25al05O for regular
Extra; Sllall.5o for fancy brands do, and Sl225a
Is for Family; Ohio at S9a925 for Super; $10alO,25
for shipping Extra; SlO.5Oall 80 for fancy brands do,
and Sl2.a3 for Family; and City Mills at S9a9.25 for
Super; $40 for standard Extra; and $3.50 for ship
brands of Baltimore high grade Family and Extra
are selling at Si5J for the former and Sl35O per Dbl
Corn Meal at $3.50 per Dbl, but there is very little
doing in either.
GRAIN-Wheat was in pretty good demand and
firm this morning, but the receipts were light and
the transactions were consequently limited. There
sales reported of about $3.50 bushels red from
y to 700 cts the latter figure, which is an advance
of cts on the top price Of yesterday, being paid for
lot of 800 bushels choice and of about 1900 bushels
hte at 23Ua2 1OctS for ordinary to good, and l5a
30 cts for prime and choice. Corn was in good de-
maud especially white. which iswanted for shipment,
and dry lots OF new sold at Sass cts which is ad
vance ol to Gets yesterday prices damp lots
however very dull at 7Oa15 cts Old white may be
quoted at ass cts Tor prime, but there was no prime
at market to-day. No sales of yellow Corn were re-
parted and We quote aSJ for both new and old
Rye was also better aud we now quote it at 9ialG0
cts small lot selling to-day at the latter figure and
oats we're also rmer some 5000 bushels being sold at
l6aiS cts weight.
PRoNISIONS-Thc Provision market continues
Muil ana depressed and prices continue to droop.
There is little Bacon selling but the business
Is entirely OF retail character, there being no pur
ehaSerS Tor amy large lots. Shoulders are bringing
l94alE2 cts, and Sides q sin retail lots but sales
of round lots could not be effected mt these figures
There is very little Bulk Meat here, and none
selling. The nominal rates for il are III cts for
Shoulders, and - cts for Sides. Mess Pork is held
at $500 and Prime Mess at so per Dbl but these
figures could not be obtained for any large amount
We continue TO quote Lard at y cts for City and
2Sa2 cts for Western; but we hear of no sales. The
whole market closed dali and heavy.
ESTABLISHING market continues exceedingly
quiet. There is, however, pressure to sell, and
There is some occasional inquiry for small Iots and
we notice sales to-day of 10 hhds Porto Rico at
l4l3al5 cts. We quote as follows. viz: Cuba and
English Island at 1334al4 cts for refining; and
144al5M cts for grocery grades; and Porto Rico at
al424 cts for common to fair; l5al6 cts for good to
prime, and l612 cts for ch9ice. There is no New
Orleans Sugar in market. The stock in first hands
0-day embraces ,2555 hhds 6,7S5 boxes Cuba: 3l3
hhds English Island, and 2,l20 hhds Porto Rice;
total, 1898 hhds and 6,7S5 boxes.
REFINED SrGARs.-Deyeries of 20 Dbl lots are still
seif for Soft White and IL cts or Ye iSa
viz 0aGO cts for Cuba cayed 5jaO cts for Cuba Mus
covadO 65a2 cts for English Island and 70 cts to 81
q gallon for Porto Rico, but there is very little de-
mand for it, and no sales worth mentioning being
nhuS
20 ierceS and 800 bbs Cuba IS hhds Porto Rico and
IS puncheons English Island 'N'
RICE.-Rico is unchanged in price, and we con-
tinue quote it at 95alOl5 cts currency for Ran
COON, and llall12 cts for Carolina with but limited
demand.
SALT-Liverpoo is selling from store at $3.50 for
Ground Alum; $3.50 for Marshalls fine. and 81 +
sack for Ashtons do; and Turks Island at 60 cts 2
SEEDS.-There was but little Cloyerseed Offering,
to-day, and nOthi was done in it on Change We
-otfh a-a H,rttra Cnali 1,,lJ of
4, and Flaxseed is steady at 50 Z bushel.
WHISkY.-.We notice safes, to-day of 125 bbs
Western Whisky at 1886 per gallon and we quote it
as closing at this figure, which is decline on the
prices that have been asked for two three days
past.
Neg. Tcris Dry Go0ds Market.
% Inc NeT , York Dry Goods Exchange report of Oct
Great GTeat Fails, $5e Bleached CottonsSHew York Mills
spTague pink and purple, Bic. fancy. 49,: Dun
nell BE. Richmond, De; Aliens. y7l%a Tickings
ilton D, 523c: swift River 3.%e St =;
Em"sh am anu 90 albany 46c &c. and 25c. Denns-
Corset Jeans-Indian Orchard and Lewiston $5
5ic Ca6 DtTnaiE1Stannards, $Sc Stark H. BE Globe
Hamilton + Sc bIeached. 671c
ETlaaa six miSe1 w?s5h5ggtop Cassmeres
Daniels e SCc lIadley Co., SOC Hoop s EEirgsn,
zen hoops 81 q y M:r 40 q and g per do
IA inches, 90 to 10 springs soc = doz"p tapes,
m 1n C9 RdS SlC whalebone l to So
dozen. Boston oct 3OIThe weather is fine. Indi
gearances quite promising. Philadelphia Oct. So
The Dry Goods trade is quiet. as usual on MONDAYS
but without any particular change in the leading ar
ticles. of cotton or woolen goods Baltimore. Oct.
3O-Market quiet prices unchanged. St Louis, Oct.
30-The business of last week was satisfactory This
week opens dull. Cincinnati-The Dry Goods mar
ket opens decidedly heavy. Leading domestics mac
tive, at reduced prices Louisville-Trade opens ac
tive. Brown standards, 3ic@35c; prints Sc1SOc.
Money easy, more plenty, and in active demand. Ex
change at par to 70 premium.