Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-07

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for Cut Extra slq25@lo59 for regular EXTRA;
Family; Ohio at $925Gs.5o for Super $10Sio25 for
shipping Extra $lO5O@ so for fancy brands do, and
per- SlO9l02 Is for standard Extra and Sl2.5O@12.75
for shpping brandsdo Patapsco Reservoir and other
are selling at SIS so for the former and $3.50 per Dbl
for the latter Rye Flour is quoted at Sl21zq73712;
Corn Meal at S4;25@4.5O q bbl., but there is very
GRAIN.-Gran of all descriptions was active and
firm this morning, and most varieties brought an ad
vance on previous quotations. Wheat was in very very
receipts reached 500 bushels, most of which changed
hands at from 200 to 22 cts for inferior grades red 25
$40 cts for fair do. 50@6O cts for good to strictly
prime do some 800 bushels selling at the latter
figure, part to arrive 2l5@250 cts for inferior grades
white 260a25 cts for ordinary to fair do, 2S5@3O0 cts
for good TO prime do. and 80 cts for choice do Corn
also active anu to cts better in price than
Saturday. The receipts were about 1000 bushels, all
Of which were taken up at S0aS3 cts for new white
S5@S7 cts for good to prime old do, and 4@S0 cts for
old yellow. We quote new yellow at $50 50 cts Oats
we're fully cts better than on Saturday, some 5000
bushels being sold at 4S@52 cts, and we quote Rye
steady at 956ll00 cts.
M0LASSES.-There is very little demand for
Molasses, but it is steady at the following rates.
viz 50@60 cts for Cuba cayed 55@70 cts for Cuba Mus
covado 65@ cts for English Island and IS cts to 81
for Poo kfG 3an R bb N G9 S
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PROVISIONS-Provision of all descriptions con-
y.
ded downward tendency in prices. There is a little
Bacon selling for the South and to the local trade
at 10 cts for Shoulders and y cts for Sides, but
the business is entirely of retail character, there
being no demand whatever for large lots. We quote
Bulk Meat nominal at II cts for Shoulders and lS13
cts for Sides. There is however none here, and of
course no sales are being made; Mess Pork selling
in retail lots at S595 25 and Prime Mess do at $50
Dbl, but these figures could not quite sure,
be obtained for any large amount. Lard may be
quoted at 26@262 cts for City and 2S9 cts for Yves
tern, but we hear Of no sales.
RlCE.-Rice is unchanged in price, and we con-
tnue to quote it at go 10l2 cts currency for RAN
coon, and 1l@ll15 cts for Carolina with but limited
demand.
SUGARS.-There has been no movement in Sugar
very, little inquiry for them, they may be quoted
steady at the decline then established We notice
sale to-day of 10 hhd Cuba at "A cts and of lot of
10 hhds Porto Rico the prize for which we did not
learn. We still quote as follows viz: at 1890 Acts Tor
refining grades Cuba and English Island; l44al515
cts for grocery grades do; and l3t2Hl413 cts for
common TO fair Porto Rico l5a16 cts for good to
prime do; and 1614cts for choice.
REFINED SuGARs.-Deliveres of 20 Dbl lots are now
being made at the following rates. viz 2OI cts for
and l7lS@172S cts for Yellow.
SEEDS-We notice sales to-day OF about 100
bushels good to prime Clover Seed at SSl212aS.25
and quote the latter as the top of the market for
the best parcels, while there are some lots that VIII
not bring over SIS 4 bushel. Timothy Seed is dull
and nominal at $500 t. but Flax Seed is in fair
quest and steady at s. g bushel.
SALTLiverpool is selling from store at $3.50 for
Ground Alum; $50 for Marshall's fine, and 81 .
sack for Ashton's do and Turks Island at 90 cts q
bushel.
WHISKY.-Whskyh has advanced at New York,
and higher figures are asked for it here, viz: $3.50
2.39 gallon for western. We have. however heard
Of no sales to-day.