Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-04
New York MarI<ets-l,ecemhero

FLOUR. &c.-The market for Western and State
Flour is fairly active but prices are again lower the
decline being SOLO cts on the low and 5000 cts on
the medium grades The sales 1850 bbls at s.. so
@775 for Superfne Western and State SS3O@S.50 for
FIX Extra State SS530S for Fancy State; 9lo@s45
Shipping Ohio S9@lQ30 for trade brands, and Sl225
@l5.I5 for St Louis Extras. Canadian Flour is dull
for the low Y grades Extra and S s T. trade
and family Extras. Southern Fl9uri is fairly active
E II e good fn ~ ond
Sl0l5@l25C for trade and family brands. Rye Flour
is heavy and easier. Sales of 50 bbls at S6@GjO-
and and for ran SSS at
GRAIN.-The Wheat market is more active but
again lower. The demand is mainly for milling, but
fair for export. Choice qualities are not offered very
freely, and are better sustained than other kinds
@9 spr 2pS O Ss me far at cbcsr G Tor
1870 cts for Milwaukee Club; 1Sl@lS3 cts for Amber
do Barley is lower, with moderate demand-the
and 10 cts ior do West. Oats are heavy. with
moderate demand-the saes are IS 900 bushels Cana
dian at 81 cts: unsound Western at 52@53 cts; State
at 62@62I@ cts unsound at $50 So cts. Rye is heavy
and naciye-small sales of State at II cts. Corn is
freely offered. and is easier,tho sales are $1,000
g96 cts, latter rate for very choice do White at 700
cts; new Yellow jersey at zGg5 cts and old do at %
Provisions The Pork market continues fairly
active at higher but irregular rates For future de-
livery we hear of 800 bbls new mess 1866, sellers
option December and January, at $3.50; and l5Q0
b5s do do. buyer January. at 500. The sales, cash
and regular; are 1880 bbs at S29@2975 for mess,
closing at 1925. Beef is in very good jObbing de-
old plain mess $500 for new do; sl4.5O@l6 IS for
a ffa 25 9
aud i5c for do hams Bacon is quiet: sales 50 boxes
Cumberland cut for early delivery at 15%e. Dressed
small saes at 22o for city and Western ''' y
prices are entirely nominal We quote: u '''3
Upland Florida Mobile NO. & t.
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HIDEs-Are dull and heavy. Sales of 200 B A.,
q TBS. at 1870 gold 700 do, 20 tb 500 West India q
lbs eco Mexican 10 lbs; and 500 city cow all on pr-
MoLAssEs.--W few days negotiations have
been pending for several large parcels Of Molasc
which yesterday afternoon finally closed. Some
5000 hhds English Island and Cuba for refining and
export at private terms; 800 hhds Porto Rico at s5@
holders have advanced their quotations,
SUGARs-Raw Sugars are in better demand and
steady at 19@l32 cts for fairto good refining Refined
,WmsKY-The market is steady Sales of $50
bblS at S23i61235 for western.
Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA Dec 2-Noon-Flour is very dull
and prices UNCHANGED, with no export demand
Wheat is lower; new Red 2l5922O cts White 257g265
Whisky $2.37. Groceries and Provisions are quiet.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Flour is very dull. Wheat has
declined cts; sales at l30@l3l cts for No l. and GOA
"a cts for No. 2. Corn quiet and declined 1@l cts:
sales at Il cts for No. and ~ cts for No. 3 Oats
are firm, and have advanced ct; sales at q cts
Whisky dull. Provisions inactive; Hogs firm at
SS.37lG9850 for medium to choice.
Wilmington Markets.
WILMINGTON, n. c., Dec. 1.-Cotton i3843% cents
for middling Spirits Turpentne 90 cts Resin, COM
mon $3.50 per $50 pounds
Cleared-Schooners Nadal and Alice Curtis. for
Baltimore.
Milwaukee Markets.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. Flour is nominal. Wheat
has declined cts; sales at 1914 cts.