Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-28

CIty Mllls....... ............... 9,l33 l9f
Jtlo .3,p9t
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Total-Whcat Flour. 22$l2 l54
Corn Meal hhds l3l
Together with IS bbls Rye Flour, and - bbls Corn
FRUIT.-Foregn Fruit is in good demand, and
Raisins and Lemons have both advanced in price
There have been direct imports here this season,
and the market has been supplied by coastwise ship
ments. New crop Raisns are selling this week at
s. - for NJ. R. and $3.50 per box for Layer and Lem
ons at S6.25 for Sicily, and s. per box for Malaga
Figs are lower old crop selling at % cts and new at
3 cts per H. Dates at Il cts, CurrantS at l5a6 cts
shelled, FilbertS at 10 cts, English Wanuts at
1ial6 cts, and Brazil Nuts at l6l2a17 cts q b.
FISH.-The market for Fish continues quiet. There
cargo sales making and the trade demand is far
from being active. We have however no change to
note in pTEiegs an and We qgote as before VIZ; Mack
large and medium No. & Halifax Ierrngs at from
y to 5; Labrador DO do at SSaQ St Johns Alewives at
SI.l5aS % and Eastern mess Shad ut Sl550al6 per Dbl
Goldfish Is selling at 97.75aS.5O and llake at Si25a5 T.
" FFENlTHERs.-wc quote good Live Geese at 90 cts
to 81 Z h. but there is very little doing in them.
N-Gran has been arriving freely this week,
the offerings at the Corn Exchange. embracing some
Oats and 1000 bushels Rye making total of about
100000 bushels. Wheat at the opening Of the week
was active and firm, but for two or three days past,
the market for it has been dull and heavy, and prices
have fallen off from to 10 cents per bushel. The de
cline has been decided in the lower grades than
in the better descriptions At the opening Of the week.
Red sold at from 255 to 255 cts for medium to prime
and $50 for choice and white ranged at from $50
to go cts for ordinary to Very good but day Red sold
at from 2l5 to go cts for medium to fair and 2l0a250
cts for good to prime, and White ranged at from 30
samples might possibly have been sold at 255 cts for
Red and $q0 cts for White but there were none at
market The market for Wheat closed to-day heavy
particularly for the lower grades. There are some
foreign orders here for Corn, and old White suitable
for shipment, has through the week been pretty
active. 1t sold Monday at from IS up to 80 cts but
1t has ruled subsequently pretty generally at Sass cts
closing to day at the inside figure; some lots of
White sold in the former part Of the week at so cts,
but has ruled generally ut 75a7S cts. Yellow Corn
has throughout the week been very dull, and prices
Tor 1t have declined fully to 6cts q bus sold at
the opening at SaS2 cts and prime old ut S2aS3cts but
strictly prime old sold to-day at q cts, and the best
the week at for large and 5la56 cts for small
lots but for the last day two they have been sell
ing at 4Sa5O cts. Rye has ranged generally through
the week ut from 80 to % cts some 200 bushels sold
to-day at Sass cts
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags are steady at 30 cts
Tor small, 30 cts for medium, and 40 cts for large.
GUANO.-We have no change to note in the figures
for Guano. Peruvian, of which there is very little
here or in the country. is held very firmly at $3.50
per ton, and we quote Navassa at $50, Mexican at
$50, and do at 80 per ton. Bone Dust is selling
ut $50 and Fertilizers range in price from $50 to $50
HAY AND STRAW.-There have been sales this
week of some 200 tons baed Timothy for Government
az 49, but in small lots it is selling at S2Qa2 Z ton.
Glover in bales is selling at S15al6 loose Timothy at
Sl7alS and Rye Straw baled at Steals e ton.
HEMP-Hemp is quiet but steady. We quote Rus
STA at $500 z ton for rough American dressed at 500
q ton; do. rough at Is cts; Manila at liz cts and
Jqte at Il cts b. Bale Rope is selling at 1515a6 cts
HIDES.-There is nothing doing in foreign Hides
but Bucnos Ayres: which is the only description in
are selling slowly at from 10 to - cts 4 ID.
IRQN.-Iron continues in good demand and very
this week The stock here is very light, the large
sales of last week having nearly swept the market.
Ashland Iron is held firmly at the following rates. viz:
Si3 for No 3 SIS for No . and $50 ton for 10 L. and
we quote Baltimore Charcoal Forged at S5oaS}2 30
q ton. Scotch pig is held firmly at S55 Z ton The
market closes very strong for all descriptions.
lNDlGO.-lndlgO Is in fair supply and moderate
aim2a M MsaT gnG at i2Gw Sn yz GprneGq
lie ATHER-Lcather firm, especially the heavy
descriptions but the market this week is rather
quiet, We quote before, viz: Spanish Sole at l5a5O
cts; City Slaughtered do at la2 cts; Country do at
30a3 cts for light; and Calf Skins at from 90 cts to
81 p b in the rough, and 81 @oal.S0 4 Ii finished.
mo M0LASsE :Molasses is steady at Quotations, viz
yado and IS cts to 81 4 gallon for Porto Rico but
there very little demand for it, and no sales worth
mentl4ning have been made TINS week
MApDER.-Wc quote Madder at llal413 cts for
prime Dutch , Qmbr0 There is very little here.
MILL FEED.-Mill Feed is selling this week at -
cts for Brown Stuff, and 43 cts q bushcl for Mid
NAiLS.-Nails continue in good demand and
steady at previous quotations viz cts for Id and
upwards, 9 cts for 3D. and 10 cts for ID.
NAVAL STQRES.-We are not advised of any
transactions this week in Naval Stores but in the
sence of transactions quote Spirits Turpentne at
SlO5allO gallon, and Resin at s.. 5Oa9.50 Z Dbl for
S75Oas for Newbern bbls.
OLIVE OLIVE quote Marseilles in pints at
S775, and in quarts at 6.75 and Bordeaux in quarts
At S o case; no bordeaux gns in MARKET sar-
- NIoNS1,6nions dull at 1926 for red, and
$50 per Dbl for yellow.
selling f Fail and I fP S5 Of for Winter e Grade
Whale at S65alS5 Refined do at Sl.95a2 for Spring
hY,IW tF,tgp Tnr - n II -
at S225a2 35 gallon. Linseed is steady at Tasty weeks
figures, viz: Sl.47al.50 t. gallon.
PRQVISIONS.-Th Provision market has
throughout the week been very quiet, and the feel
ing III it has generally been dull and heavy. 1t is
quite evident that the high prices have a consider
mere enables holders to maintain prices, nOtwith-
standing the very limited demand. Bacon Shoulders
have been selling through the week at 20 cts, but
Shoulders and 2l24a22 is for Sides. The sales have
Bulk Meat Is in very light supply, but there is in
quiry for it so far are advised, and sales;
quote 1t nominal at Is cts for Shoulders and l9l2alF
about l50 bbls Mess Pork in lots at S 25a355O and
Is closing at SS5a@5 D. and Prime Mess at $50 Dbl.
Lard may be quoted at 2Sa29 for Western and y
cts Tor butchers There is nothing doing in the for
mer, but of the latter description there have been Is
to 100 tierces sold this week.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE.-Butter has been very
active tins week, the demand havngbee principally
Tor Glades, of which there have been some 1870
kegs sold at 43aii cts: selected Gladcs is selling at
Ii ~ f c 4h and Ysw Y from 8 to S s5
a. to 90 cts that ut the latter figure being in small
tubs Cheese is also active: Eastern cutting is sell
ing at lS12al9 cts, and English Dairy at - cts for
Western. and 2ia25 cts for Connecticut.
POTATOES.-Jersey Buck Eyes are selling from
Se3Se! at 15aSO cts q bushe, and in bbs at 1925
PETRoEUM.-Petroleum is quiet and the market
except Of small lots this week We quote Cnde ei
S9a6 cts and Refined at 70 cts free; there is none now
mere N bond Benzine has been more active and
sales OF some considerable lots have been made at %
cts IN bond. We quote it to-day at 22a25 cts in bond
and i9ai cts free There vessel loading Petroleum
TOR Liverpool and one has cleared this week for that
port with Petroleum. vessel chartered abroad is
Is also expected here very to load for foreign
PLASTER-Plastcr is selling at small lots at from
p 10 ei9O q ton The last cargo sale was at 1913,
| but that was some weeks since.
| POWDER.-We quote Blasting at Sc IS. and Sport
lhG " i9zn z keg 1t Is active at these figures.
,RlCE:-The stock of Rice here, as well as else
limited. 1t is selling in small lots as wanted Mt from
9alO% cts currency for RangOon, and llall cts for
.SUGARS.-Sugars have throughout the week been
dull and the ling in the market for several days
past has been decidedly heavy. Holders still ask
previous prices but there is no demand at presen
quotations either from the reners or the trade and
to effect sales lower rates would have to be submitted
TO- Some OF the holders appear to be little uneasy
about the condition OF the market but in general Su
CARS are held with considerable frmness There are
the trade, and some 80 to 40 hhds have been taken
this week within the range of quotations. viz: For
| refining grades Cuba and English Island l35salp5
cts grocery do l435al54 cts; common TO fair Porto
Rico l4Ial5 cts good to prime do 10 %a16 cts and
choice l619 cts. There is no New Orleans Sugar in
mar et Sugars have been arriving pretty freely this
week, the imports adding up Sl3 hhds and 275 bXs
| REFINED SUGARS.-No change has been made for
| some time past in the prices for Refined Sugars
and deliveries are still making at the following rates
viz q cts for Hard Crushed; 9a2O cts for White Soft
| and lSal83 cts for Yellow.
SEEDS.-There has been considerable movement
this week in Coverseed, the sales adding up about
LOO bushels but prices for it have fallen off since the
opening 50 to 70 cts per bushel. The opening sales
were made at 50, but it has dropped from this price
down to $3.50 and SS25, sales being made at the close
at both these figures The principal buyer is, how
ever, not Offering day IS % per bushe for the
best parcels sc Timothy Seed has been selling this
cts on those quoted last week. but the market for
very dull tlaxseed is in fair request and steady at
| s. per bushel.
ALT;IThere have been no arrivals of Liverpool
THIS week, and of course there have been no cargo
at $50 for Ground Alum, $3.50 for Marshars Fine,
and 81 Z sack for Ashtons do. Turks Island salt is
selling from store at 60 cts. We note the import this
week OF a cargo of 200 bushels.
STAwES-There have been sales this week of
some 10000 r. 0. HID. Slaves at S37a3S, but we
have heard Of transactions in other descriptions