Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01
Piatsbs,rg Petroleum Market. NAV 90

BUSINESS IN the oil way yesterday was extra dull
The sales made were limited: buyers and sellers We're
lary anxious to operate The supply of Crude in the
market has been limited for some time mast conse-
q1enty the stock on hand at present is quite small
while the receipts for days past has scarcely beer
worth mentioning ,navi cation to Oil City being at
tended with considerable difficulty since the low
water set m The rates for the raw article nom
prices being governed altogether by the gravity Re-
nners nave an ample supply of Crude on hand, and
ceipts since our last were 9lS barrels ''''i i'
Refined Olive have no change to notice as re-
bbls bonded; Philadelphia delivery immediate 45i%c
sales OF lO bbls on the spot at 81 cts; sales of G
Dds. o bonded September free cars, B. O., at "a
Free oil was dull. Prices irregular '''
Crude-Dealers were apart yesterday, hence we
have hut few sales to record Sales of 500 bbIs hulk
posed to be shy. "N-' Ui'
Cincinnati Provision Market May FL.
There i: firm feeling in the market, with a fair
fpS nn S and some speculative demand. Mess
city sold early in the day n. that price though some
brands could DO obtained Csc less. cid is held at
144 Ia and l9c shoulders, sides and clear sides al
packed; 10 hhds shoulders sold at 1414c Hams are
for cured; 20 hhds sugar cured sold at PC can
T ,5iS. and packed Bulk Meats held firm at
sides and hams all loose; but buyers contend for Zc
less. Lard was active and higher. 200 ties prime
country sold at 2c; 500 ties city do at q sc and 2O
90 at Zl1c holders at the close asking &c. Nothing
dong in head Or gut
New York Markets.
G. NEW DIRK. May 3l...Fleur has declined t@l0 cts
6 eSSanim mon sales of 1900 bbls State 39 ST.
Ona0 ~ 49l4 Southern unchanged but heavy sal
81 ~ soS Wheat dull and 1@2 cts lower; sales OF
Corn bas neT No. Milwaukee at $2l5@21S
s st$ cts for mixed Pork steady at $50 Lard
s Sicily q! l9@22l2 cts. Whisky unchanged Sn"s-
STEADY MnscoyaGo ll@ll1I cts Coffee auiet NaSaI
cts Rns;n s9ldh tendency. Turpentine 9Sa95
have advanced Ct. Corn i'd and hH st ae,lve and
Gold closed at 1895 " anu ny steamer I'd.
Philadelphia Markets
PaL4DELPHIA, May 31.-Fiour is ouiat. s,,,,.. eoa
TO- Wheat rm s0ring $685. Pennsylysn;a ~ s stg
gap c wheat has deedI ~ Rye has advanced to
4O9 cents Whiskey is steady; Ohio 81 2S Peya al
sylvania $2.25@2.26. rehn-
Wilmington Markets.
WILMINGTON. N. c., May 31.---Crude Turpentine is
unchanged. Spirits Turpentne dull; no sales
Rosin S7@7.25: No. $7.75@S.50. Pale Tar 81 500
l.55. Cotton dull; no sales.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI. May 31.-Flour and VI heat are dull
Whisky is 1924 in bond. Provisions quiet and un-
changed Lard q cts. Gold 1S9.
THE Holy ALLIAEoE."-We notice that many OF
our exchanges some of which ought to know better
conieund the treaties of Vienna with the Holy AL
nance ne latter was made at Paris, and was never
assented TO by England or the Holy See Tho term
treaties of 1Sl5 usually refers only To the
o al tne aiiled powers at Vienna, and often includes
those made In 1914, during the first abdication of
Bohaparte. As matter of fact the most essential
but they were revised modified and finally adjusted
In 1913 by the Congress of Vienna The Holv a i'll
anee is another affair altogether. ~-''' 49,