Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-22


common Super. SS;5N9s.75 for good to choice do:
| S9@925 for fair Extra; Se.50@9,75 for good do;
S12Gl2 for Family; Western at $7.75S for common
Super SIS 25gS50 for good to choice do; s75@9 for
common Extra; S9.25@9.50 for good do; $11@l2 for
Family: and City Mills at $S@S.25 for common Super
Extra, and Sl@ll50 Dbl for high grade do. suita-
BILE for the Rio market. Rye Flour may be quoted
| at S4a4.25 and Corn Mealnominal at 1878 = Dbl:
GRA!N.-Grain was in rather light supply to-day,
the receipts of all descriptions being less than COO
bushels: Corn was dull, and rather weaker than n
yesterday One small lot of white brought Y cts,
but the other sales were made at 6S@7O cts the most
of the sales being at 70 cts. Yellow steady at "a
cts, some 1900 bushels being sold at this figure.
Wheat was frm-.sales were made of about loo
bushels good to prime red at 30@255 cts 100 bushels
fair white at 2i5 cts and lot of $50 bushels choice
brought 3l5 cts considerable advance on any pre-
ylouS quotations. Oats were in fair demand some
5000 bushels being sold at 47@5O cts and we note
sale let Of 259 BUSHELS Maryland Rye at . cts %
cheons English Island at 6 cts. We quote as
before, viz: Cuba clayed at 4O45 cts; do Muscovado
at 50@6O cts English Island at 5000 cts; and Porto
PROVISIONS There is a fair jobbine demand
for Bacon from the South and also from the local
trade but the general market is very quiet and the
nay Unchanged. Bulk Meat is held at ii5lai2 cts
for Shoulders 1515 cts for Sides Lard at IS cts for
S26 5067 T. bb but there is nothing doing in either
of these articles that we hear of. Bacon is moving
off pretty freely at 132al$M cts for Shoulders and
161&gl634 cts for Sides. Hams are bringing from q
to q cts.
RICE.-Rice is very quiet, but we quote as before
Eat lndla at cts and Carolina nominal at
SUGARS.-There is very little inquiry for Sugars,
and no sales whatever have been made to-day so far
as we have heard The market is heavy but prices
are nOminaliy unchanged and still quote as fol-
lows, viz at 10I@1024 cts for fair to good refining:
ll@l3 cts for fair to prime grocery Cuba 10@1l1I
cts for common Porto Rico; 1lA@131a cts fair IN
prime do; 133s@l334 cts for choice do, and 1870
AZ cts for Centrifugals
REFINED SUGARS are very dull, but they are still
ouOted follows lG3S he'd.
1873 cts for White Soft Crushed; 14401415 cts for
and c Extra. and l3Gl334 cts for Yellow.
SEEDS.-There was some movement in Cloverseei
to-day, about LOCO bushels fair to good being sold at
S50 q bushe In retail il lots good to prime is
Seed is nominally S4@4.25, and we quote Flaxseed
dull at $3.50 2 bushel.
sALT.-Liverpool remains dull; Ground Alum
is selling at 81 for coastwise and S210 for direct
importations, and we quote Fine at $355@3 50 for
Worthingt0DS and So 40@3.50 q sack for less known
brands. Turks Island is selling from 60 cts
WHISKY.-Whisky is very dull. and is selling in
small lots at $22S for City and Western but there
are no large lots wanted
New York Cattle Market, March go.
FEATURES OF THE MARKET FOR THE wEEK-A DECLINE
During the present week beef cattle have ruled
very dull and heavy; and with supply far in excess
of the requirements of he trade, which at this
season are comparatively light prices have declined
The fall Of the higher grades, which were not very
plenty. is equal to thrPe-Quarters of a cent pei
pound, while the rates for the medium and lower
grades fell off about cent and half to nearly two
cents Per pound. The range of prices this week is
from to II cts per pound net, but there were very
few sold at the highest price; the bulk of the sales
being from Y to Is cts.
the lower grades, which are plenty; while high
grades are scarce at full rates.
cal calves easier, the supply addressed having
increased while the demand has fallen off considera
bly,: Prices range from to u cts.
The market for sheep is better this week, the de-
mand being fair and the supply rather less than last
week. At the close cts was the extreme price for
prime sheep, while few spring lambs marketed for
St. Patriek's day sold at s. to slQ,per head.
at lG to lo cts for live corn fed, and Is to l3 cts
for dressed do.
The supply this week aggregate 5552S beeyes, 759
mich cows, 1G2 veal calves. li30I sheep and lambs,
and 1897 swine, being increase last week :
supply of g cows. 1870 calves, and 2S5 swine, and de
crease of 5l5 speep and 13 beeves.
piftsturg Petroleum Market, March 10.
The week Just closed was one of the dullest we have
experienced for long time. Notwithstanding fur
ther decline in Crude, buyers were not disposed to
enter the market with any degree of freedom. The
weeks receipts by the river were very light amount
ing only to 42i3 barrels hence most of the sales that
made were for future delivery. There is large
amount of oil being tanked that has been purchased
CT speculation. The present figures would seem to
to Justify thatmovement. The amount of Crude to
come forward IS said to be BE- large On Monday the
from 1871 to l5c according to the gravity. On Tue
day the rates unchanged, With very light trans
actions On Wednesday the sales reachc2 $50. al
various prices ranging from Il to 14c according t.
gravity. The gasss of bonded oil were liberal, ex-
ceeding $500 bbs, all tof future delivery. The mar
keT aay be set down being III very unsettled state
Prices very irregular. Most of the Fefners ho-
ing of; prices have not yet come down sufficient -
meet their views; How long matters will remain
in their present shape We have no means OF aScer
tanning,
Refined Oil dull. there being no demand for immc-
date delivery either here in the East The lowest
sale we have noted during the week was on Thur
day viz: 400 barrels light straw to white, July de
livery, Philadelphia, 4octs. sale 800 bblS bond2i
was made Friday, May delivery, Philadelphia, n
Iubricating 0ils-1n the absence of large sales We
note good business being transacted III lots varying
from lG to Is bbs at current rates. The manufac-
ture Of this article is carried on very extensively II
this vicinity.
Tar-ihe market was inactive. Prices were nolni-
Boston Markets. Ffarcfs 10.
Flour-Ihe receipts since Saturday have beer
1888 bbls. The market for Flour continues dull and
perfne at S7Cl7. %: common extra at s. 25@q me
dunn do at 9.50Gl1 and good and choice, including
fayOrte St. Louis brands, at Sll@l7.25 4 bbi. In
southern Flour there is no change and very little
| has been done.
Grain-;The receipts since Saturday, have beer
l,0T bushels of Corn. 900 do Wheat $500 do UatS
| 1000 do Shorts. 375 do Rye The market is quits
dull for Corn, and prices continue to rule in favor
buyers We quote 6 southern sou yellow at 25s5e and
at 60@61c bushel for northern and Canada and So
r bushel for Prince Edward Island. Rye 90c {
bushei. Shorts have declined to S25 Z ton; Fine
fSSA 10 %-oSoo at |o-o
e. ton.
Proyisions-The demand for Pork continues mod
crate. We quote sales Of pr me at S22@23: so $50
20 for mess and S30D33 p bbi for clear cash. Bee
ranges from Sl7926 . Dbl for eastern and western.
Lard 1S12@l915c q h. in bbIs and tierees. and smoked
Hams at l9@l912c p ID. Butter is selling at i0955c
and Cheese ranges from lS@23c q ID, as to quality.
Richmond Tobacco Market, March 10.
! Market was heavier to-day for all grades espe
sally tor Engsh shipping We have to note thu
Of raised VIRGINIA North Gar11ing
the last year is far too high.
| Sixteen hogsheads opened to-day; of these /
reflections on hhds al S., Sc, $625 SS.25 and $40
balance sold as follows;-One at $3.50. one at S SO
at SIS so, at S725, al 81 So one at 81 rs
| one at S. one at SIG, one at $3.50.
New York Markets.
New York, March Election has declining ten
| dency: sales of 5000 bales at 5000 cts Flour
State is, unchanged; sales 5000 bbls Southern un
| 5000 bush No. Chicago spring at $l.67 Corn ha
declining tendency: sales Of 5000 bush at 74G7
e, B a ss2f cts Pow WILL R'e dG 1t ha5a hs2E
! Sugar dull; Muscoyado lGH@l21@ cts. Coffee dull
Molasses quiet. Naval Stores dull an: lower. Eur
pentine $3.50 cts. Rosn S2.25915. Petroleum dull
| Freights dull. Gold l2S4.
Philadelphia Markets.
PHILADELPHIA. March 2l.-Rreadstuffs are depress
ed under the influence of the decline in gold and ex
| change. Flour is very dull and prices unchanged
Choice Wheat 81 35@i 40 fair dull at S2@2i6. Cor IF
unchanged. Pennsylvania Hhiskey 1925; Ohio 81 g
| Cincinnati Markets.
CIYoINEATI March 2l.-Flour is dull and I'm
changed; Superior $7@7.50 Extra $S9S75; Famil
So. BOOSTS. Wheat dull and unchanged Oats higher
No 2. IS cts; No ], 38@39 cts. Corn is in good dc
mand: mixed 1880 cts. Rye and Barley are du
and prices nominal. Whisky is dull: sales at 50 >;
Mess Pork 25; sides Ii cts: shoulders ~ cts oos
bacon Shoulders 10 cts. The Pork Packing Repor
has had depressing effect on the market. Lard II
@lSl4 cts.
Chicago Markets.
! CHICAGO. March 2l.-Fieur is dull. Wheat is du
at 12 cts for No. J. Corn is active at fl cts for NJ
J. aaa $685. cts for rejected. Oats are quiet at
cts for No L High Wines are nominal at 81 300 2
Provisions are .ull. Mess Pork S26. Lard dull an
has declined 4 CT. D.essed Hogs are frmer at 81
| Hogs active at S9@9.25.
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