Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-19
Foreign Markets.

RIO JANEIRo March l0.-Imports- Flour-Reeeipa
Sales reported are 5000 bbls Baltimore extra at
250O and 25O00 500 bbls do super Royal Oak) 2S000
IS Co1 uM oi and 800 Gay AVA 9 at 2 - bags Chile
at $4,000 + 900 lbs 500 bbls ls quality at 2I5OO 500
Fontana at 27o9o loo at $500 $40 Spanish
250O0 and 265 out of condition at price hich has
not TRANSFERRED. Stock in first hands is $500 bbls
American $500 S S +, and 800 bags MonteVidean.
Prices have remained without alteration since our
last Dealers fairly stocked, but unless sup
plies prove excessive We look to the maintenance of
present prices quote Baltimore extras zihg22UU:
S 26,50O New York, Philadelphia and inferior
do 2G24OO0; interior extras, out of condition. is q
Exports-Coffee-Thi article was very quiet until
the 18th uit., on which day the market opened at
decline of lOQg2C0 ar. on our last quotations. and
on that and the following dag $4,000 bags changed.
chiefly for the United States Since then very little
has been DONE owing to the great scarcity of good
and to the untavorable tenor of advces received by
this conveyance from the European markets. Totni
for the United States Sg for @ mel and north D
of Europe 3,30Ofor the Cane of Good Hone and 27UO
for the River Platte. Stock is now 10000 bags.
chiefly low and regular qualities. and supplies have
averaged about 5IUO bags per day. We quote as
follows, which prices in the absence Of transactions,
Herdr 750o 1850; good 1st, 7loo67aoo arr and
lots for the United States. 1900 1850 ar; 607@633.
single bags; 6l-6@642. double bags, q cwt.: b.
double bags ex- freight. For the channel and Med
terra3ean. 6OOO97OOO 2 ar 52ll@60S. single bags;
Clearances since 23d ult. For United States. New
York. 1861 bags; Baltimore, 500 do; ). Hook. SLIP
do; Wilmington. \. T.. LOU do Iotai 45,l02 bags,
Piifsburg Petroleum Market, April I6.
Crude-Ihe market for Crude was remarkably brisk
to-day, the transactions, both on the spot as well
to arrive. being large, and while there is no
and consequently frmer feeling the part of
holders Sale OF GOO bbs, on the spot, at l3c, bbs
days. &c., IBIS grv tn bs daS
cred within the next sixty days, at l2Ic; 5000 bb
on the spot at Sc l75 b5ls at Sc 1900 bbls 0 to IS
june at l425c, and it reported that there a
sale Of 800 bbs, to arrive, at l2c the buyers ad
vancing $4,000 on each thousand bbs of oil. The i'm
provement in the demand may be attributed to the
fact that the river is getting low. and once the
steamers compelled to lie up, the receipts Of oil
Refned-There is also an improved demand for
bonded oil and while the market may be termed
We report sales of 500 hbls for May buyers OPP
ton, at SIC, free on board here 1000 for June
same option, at Soc; and LOCO for August 45c, deiy
cred in Philadelphia. Free oil is dull and entirely
nominal the demand being restricted entirely to sup
ply the wants Of the local trade.
Boston Markets, April I6.
FIour.-The market is firm for Flour, with steady
demand. We quote sales Of western superfne at $3.50
97.2E common extra at Ss.50@1s: rs; medium do at
9SC@ll, and good and choice, including fayqrle St
scarce and nothing has been done.
-, PToysions.-Pork is selling at POS for prime;
S27O9S for mess and S30@32.50 q Dbl for clear cash
Beef ranges from STOPS Z bb as to quality Lard
at 100 1917 cts = ID in bbls and tierces and Smoked
Hams lS129l9ctS q ID. Butter ranges from 40@50 cts
as to quality and Cheese Iag23 cts , ib for common
and prime.
Grain.-The market for Corn is quiet but firm, and
prices continue to tend upward. We quote sales of
southern yellow al 92@95 cts q bushel. now held
" at the latter rate, and western mixed at S9g90
bgshel' Oats are steady at At 6Og62 cts 2 bushel for
Island Rye 90695 cts Shorts S26G27 p ton, Fine
Feed $50. and Middlings at $32@35 D ton.
Louisville Tobacco Market, April IA.
The market to-day exhibited a slight Improvement
ings amounted to 1876 hhds, with 10 reflections Sales
included hhds at2 25@2 go 4 at S3939O 10 at Sl@
at SS@S.SO at $gs9 81: at $40 25@lO.75 at Sli@
Il 50; At $i2@l275; at $l3@l$75. At $lt@l475;
SlS5O@lS,75 at 32O6e2O5O. and at 81
New York Markets.
NEw YORK, April 1S.-Cotton is dull at 81 cts
Flour has advanced Is to 40 cts and the market is en-
S975G16. Wheat has advanced 5@i0 cts Corn is
quiet and irmer. Oats have advanced lc. Beef and
dull. The first tea sale of the season took place to-
day. the cargoes of the ships Archer and Fanistock
0olongs showed decline of cts 2 ID. Greens
Philadelphia Markets.
PHILADELPHIA. April lS;-Flour is firm and 121l@l5
cts higher. Wheat is advancing; common to good
red S22!@26G white $2.40@27O. Corn scarce and
prices advancing sales at 81 cts Coffee is declining
sales Of Rio at 5000 cts in gold Whisky dull and
unchanged.
Wilmington Market, April l2.
Evening -Turpentine-SS for yellow dip, p $50 lbs
net virgin So; haId Sl50. Spirits Turpentne 81 cts
ROsin-No. $40 . Dbl; Opaque S.. Tar $3.50 q bbl
Cotton 80 cts = tb.
ImpOrts-FOreign.
Rio de Janero-Br. bark CliftOn-4, 200 bags coffee
II. L. Whitridge.
ExpOrts-FOreign.
., Ponce, P. R.-Brig Echo-1OObbls meal, s2do -four
81 do pork 6 do beans, so do potatoes do backing
II cases matches. do cowhides. 1850 reams paper
% boxes biscuit. 20 do SALTS 006 shingles 1901 ibs
lard 1000 do candles. 2,307 do hams, $500 do lard
29S do butter 900 gals coal OIL IS kegs crackers
% doz brooms 10 do buckets 10 bags pepper 5Z hdIs
hoops. 1882 shocks and heads. w. O1' "Nl@
ImpOrts-COastwise.
Newbern, n. C-Schr. Mai-25 bbls tar, B. & O.R.
R.; Y empty bbls, Ammidon & Crombie ii casks bot
ties, James Corner sons bdls bags. 50 bbis old
iron casks DO tiles order.
Savannah-Schr Emma-950 sacks salt, order
Norfolk-Str. Adelaide-2 bales cotton, Carey &
Son; 2do do. Roby & Co.
Str. George Leary-3 bales cotton, P. P. Clements;
q tons old iron, do yellow metal, &C., sundry