Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-26


Crude-Monday's transactions were large amount
ing to 9,5,9 barrels portion being for export and
several lots for May and June delivery. The rates
wers-bulk and without packageS-for present de.
livery: l3Gl3Izc for June; contracts were made at
3e Tuesday the sales amounted to 5000 barrels at
the previous days prices. Wednesday buyers held
on; prices. however. were unchanged; sales only
reached 200 bbls. Thursday the demand improved;
buyers entered the market with freedom; the re,ult
was 600 bbls of crude changed hands ut b. 131Sa14
cts according to the gravity. Friday the sales were
moderate reaching 200 bbls at the previous day 5
prices. The river being low to Oil City has increased
the confidence OF holders who not anxious to sell
unless the figures meet their views. The weeks
sales of crude reach 2G1OO bbls against 1920 bbls
Refined Oil-The market during the week was
steady stead with fair demand. The principal transac;
July delivery The entire sales of bonded
reached 1890 barrels Nest of the reiiners have
good supply of the raw, material on hand. They
are not at all anxious TO force operations having
strong faith that prices have touched bottom besides
most Of them are engaged in filling previous
tracts. The rates for bonded on the spot were
35@S6c, for Philadelphia delivery, immediate, Ace;
May same figures; June lie; july 45c, and 44c for
August The week sales were $4,000 barrels.
Boston Markets, April 81.
Flour.-The receipts since Saturday have been
3,9Il bbls. The market for Flour has become quiet
and prices rule in favor of buyers although high
me at S';229 70. common extra at S. 75@9.50
GUMS to- sI n: ana good and e6cce Eli INCLUDING
ern Flour is scarce and quiet.
Grain.-The receipts since Saturday have been 1875
bushels Corn. The market for Corn is firm We
quote Western mixed at 92@93 cts and Southern vel
low at e5G9T cts q bushel Oats selling mt 62G63
ft for N91thsrn and Canada and Prince Edward
S2SDS0 q tom Fine Feed S3l@32 and Middlngs at
S22(93l {. ton.
,Proyisions-pork is selling at s22@28 for prime;
Beef ranges from SlS@26 q Dbl for western, as to
quality Lard is selling at l9@l9la cts Dbl in bbls
ana herces, and smoked hams lS2tgl9ctS q tb. But
Ter ranges from 4O95S cts, to quality and Cheese
lS(g23 cts t ID for common and prime.
New York Dry Goods Market. April IF.
At the New York Dry Goods Exchange Nos 40 and
prices to-day:
Brown Sheetings-PaciGc A. 25c. do E. pc; do L.,
!, Bleaehed Shrtings-New York Mills 5215c An
thony Manufacturing Company Co., 2Sc; Palmer
RlBBer,. 25c; Palermo. l9e.
~ PrlntsIMerrlmae W, 2lc; do. D, 20cs Garner j.
Co.. Zoe; Empire. l12c.
G GinghamsI III Lancaster. 25c; Hartford, 2l1zc;
Corset Jeans-Pepperel 25c; Bates 161ac.
Canton Flannels-Pemberton A. Soc; do G, SOC.
HIeksgsAmoskesg e 49ei DO ?. a{eii
press Trail in good demand; S. 7. & A. T. Myerss
mi, prices unchanged.
Rev York Markets.
NEW YORK, April 25.-Flour has advanced GIO
cts; sales of 1880 bbs State, $685.; Ohio SS,,5m
Tl2.l0 Southern $9.759l6 50. Wheat has advanced
az cts; sales $1,000 bushels; Milwaukee Club 81 $50
S9 cts. Beef firm. Pork heavy; sales of 700 lbs;
Mess Mess at S26. 50@2662}@. lard steady. Whisky dull
g9 SGn very dull at 55956 cts. Sugar firm; sales of
l,SOO 6bls Porto Rico l@l2 cts: Muscovado l015@l2
quiet. Gold 127.
Philadelphia Markets.
PHlLADELPHEA; April 25.--Flour quiet and firm;
spring 81 % Yellow Corn SGGsi cts Coffee Is duIj
and prices dropping. Provisions firm. Whisky is
dull and prices unchanged.
Chicago Markets.
g CHICAGO. April 2mEleur is active at $S.25@925
dor en- 0lce Spring Wheat active, and advanced Ia
2ctSTsaes at l53@l53 cts for No. l. and 99@lO5 cts
GGs9 i asgs SD prices ice have adypnHsd
~ cts for No.. Oats firm at an advance of 1z@ic
sales at T43Qa cts for No l, and 261l@26A cts for
Mess Pork s26 2S@265O Lard 1g%Sis% s Gents cents
frelghts active; cts on corn to Buffalo.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, April 25-Flour and Grain are firm
and prices unchanged; there is not much Offering
Whiskey $222 Provisions are higher and generally
held ont OF market though the demand is not large
l8l@ -" -'>4 W
Toledo Markets.
TOLEDO. April 25:-Flour is very firm. Wheat loa
IL cts better; old white Michigan $2S?; new do S245;
Corn is steady at $50 cts for No / OATS ore ;
better; sales at Al cts for No. l. wiz
st. Louis Markets.
,ST. Louis, April 25.-Cotton is fat Flour and
heavy and prices easier. Pork S27@Z7.25 for Mess.
Whisky is unchanged.
Milwaukee Markets.
ox ad%AVEEE e. April Tle 2FlSqr is dull Wheat is
cts. Corn firm at As cts for No. l.
rmports-COastWise.
Nortolk-Steamer Adelaide-S bales cotton. Men,
denhal Co.; Is do do, 7. P Clements; 10 eases to-
hnacco . r Peasants x Sons l cask mdse, Baker
Bros. * Co. ~
ExpOrts-F0Teign.
st. Johns. P. R.-Br. brig Harold-JO bills aour
n1o kerosene, 0UO realms paper 6.S75 hoons,
3gi7 slaves and heads 5000 feet lumber.
LverpOol--Steamship Carroll-946 bales cotton IN
ties beef bbls zine: pkgs bladders do oysters co
boxes farine; SO hhds tobacco. 1886 lbs mani do,
bdls corn husks, box handles do books
misunderstanding Cuba-l334 bags rice, q ties
hams 225 cases oysters box whisky 800 doz brooms
safes. steam whistles. &c.
New Oreans-S00 pkgs mdse.
InspOrtS-FOreign.
:, Laguayra-Schr Ed. Leo 249 bags coffee, f. W.
pigs, +. W Seward. ~ ~
Ponce, ?. R.ISchr. Island Queen-lS7 hhds sugar
~ ODDS DO, 81 hhds molasses, Stirling & Ahreps.