Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-24

Si275 > Dbl for Extra
RYE FEogR APP GqFN MEA1-we quote Rye
very choice, and Corn Meal atS3.75 . Dbl
BUCKwHEAT FLouR1o,Buckwheat Flour may be
| quoted at S494.50 q 100 TBS.
The following are the inspections of Flour and Meal
for the week ending Thursday, Feb 2lst 1866:
u,c... Bbls; Half bbls.
| Howard Street. 4,5SS sees.
| City Mllls.......... $3.50
ONO. ,l4l ..,.
| famlly al .....
Total-Wheat Flour ......... $3.50
rye f!our - .....
FISH.-Fish are somewhat more active, and we
notice sale this week of lot of some 500 bbls from
store at Sl4@l425 for No. Mackerel. $3.50 for No.
2do, and $797 p Dbl for large shore Herrings split
We quote No. ! Mackerel at $l75O@lS, and large
| Herrings there is no demand. Dry Goldfish ranges in
price at from $3.50 to s. and we quote dry Hake at
| $i50@5 q 100 lbs.
FRUIT.-For all descriptions of foreign the mar
| ket continues dull and heavy. cargo of Messinn
fruit has been received since last and the Oranges
are selling at $4gi 25, and Lemons at S3@35O o box
Raisins very dull at S4.3G for bunch and ST. 40 i
box for layers. Figs selling at S@19 cts. Dates
az cfs cts C brd new at s cts Amonds at
At Is cts; English Walnuts at 1291S cts Brazil Nuts
pap Pa nus at II cts Pecan Nuts Nuts at S cts T.
az - Tor southern. Cocoa Nuts are bringing 5000
now selling at $40 ton of 1000 TBS. We still quote
| ground Nayassa at $50; Mexican A at $50; do A
\ at 300, racine at POO; and Bone Dust at S45 r.
tertliizers range in price at from $55 to $50 ton
| GhAlN.-Ihe market for Grain has exhibited but
little animation this week and for most descriptions
prices have declined slightly Wheat may be quoted
about cts lower than at the close of last week. The
sales for the week include about 1000 bushels com
mon to fair Pennsylvania red at from l75 to 20 cts
1000 to 10000 bushels good to prime do, at 220a2}
u.s. the Latter at being now the outside price for red
4,50O bushels prime Western do, at 275 cts and one
or two small lots prime Maryland white at 2SO92S5c
Wheat I closes es dull Of Corn the receipts have been
about 1000 bushels, nearly half Of which was re-
ceiyed to. Yellow has been in good demand, but for
white the market has generally been dull and heavy
doRn 9 10 opened at Is e but dropped from this figure
opening of the week at 71@3 cts that at the latter
| nslre deliverable at the point, but on Wednesday
some 5000 bushels were sold at 74975 cts deliverable
at the point, being an advance of l to cts on the
o open Pp price To-day white was irregular
subsequently at from 70 down to IS cts Yellow sold
at 72S74c Some 1oO00to bushels Oats have been
s9ld TINS week at 4S@5l cts. the market for them
closing dull at these figures. and note sale of go
bushels I5t as Penns ;y Rye at so cts.
BEANS 81 AND PEAs.,Black Eyed Peas are still selling
at $40 q two buShel bag. and quote White Beans
| as before, S225@2.75 q bushel ~
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags are steady at 32k
cts for small 30 cts for medium. and 40 cts for large
HEMP-Rough American is selling at I21aaI3 cts
2 ID. There is no dressed American in market but
selling at New York at 500 ton, and Manila at
nay AND SfkAW..we quote Hay this week as
follows viz: at $l6@lS for b@led Timothy; .$l4@I6
for loose do Sl59l6 for baled Clover, and Straw at
SIS for Rye, and $40 . ton for Wheat and 0at
HlDES.-Hdes dull, but unchanged in prices
and again quote Buenos Ayres at 1901 cts gold
Rio Grande at III cts gold, and City Slaughtered
9tg cts for Cow, and 929ll cts currency for Steer
IRON.-lron continues in good demand and firm
at previous quotations. viz $55 forBaltmore Char
250@5l for Ashland No. l Anthracite: S4SG49 for
do; and $3.50 A ton for No. do. but there have
been no sales of moment this week. far as we heard
Scotch Iron is selling from shpboard at S55 = ton,
and the market closes strong for all descriptions.
INDIGO;-Indigo is in fair supply and moderate
l25@135; Madras at 81 22@l So and Manila at from
81 10 to ST. Good descriptions are held with con-
siderable tirmneSS.
LEATHER.-The market for Leather is quiet, but
prices are pretty well maintained. We quote as fol-
lows VIZ: Spanish Sole at4O A cts City Slaughtered
90 at 4o95Z cts; Country do 35@40 cts and Rough
SkIrtlng at S2@36 cts for heavy and 30933 cts for
MADDER.-We quote Nader at 141a@154 cts cur
rency for prime Dutch Ombro.
MILL FEED;.We quote Brown Stuff this week at
2l@22 cts. and Middlings at Sl@33 cts . bushel.
MULASSES.-Ihe cargo of new crop Cuba received
last week containing 294 hhds, II tierces and bbls
mas been sold this week to refner, but the terms
we're Kept private note also sales of rs puncheons
i5:cts for new crop cIayed, and 55S6O cts for Old
Muscovad9; English Island at 5000 cts for or new lew
50955 cts for old. ' 49,
NAVAL sT0REs.-Prices for Naval Stores con-
oi99e 10 dr?op and the market remains very dull for
all descriptions. We quote Spirits Turpentine this
week at $500 cts gal; Rosin at $3.50 for common
an9 o9 % g Dbl. Tor No No. Rosin is nominay
S9Gl2, q bbl but there is here. Tar may be
quoted at S2.5O@2.75 for SMALL and S35O@Sl for
=, 0ILS-0ils are quiet, but steady. We quote as
follows, viz: Sperm at $2.75 for Fall, and $2S5 for
Winter; Crude Whale at S1.55C01 go; Refined do. at
sGd fR EaTd al Sna at MRtsf g3nn san o
seed eds is T6 steady at 81 .4S@l.45 2 gallon.
9, QN1oNS-onions are selling at from $l.50 to ESQ
OLIVE Olive quote Marseilles at 1897 uer
case Tor quarts and pints and Bordeaux at $12@13
ing at % cts each for half boxes and % cts for quar-
PR0ViIsIoNs.-we have to note this week con-
nued dulness in Provisions although for nearly all
descriptions the market remains steady. The Eng
sh adyiees indicate that there will be considerable
demand Tor PROVISIONS from the other side, and this
combined with favorable advces from the West
strengthens the views of holders and they are gener
Of no transactions this week in Mess Pork or Bulk
Meat, but there has been moderate iobbng demand
10 BaGSn ana sales have been made
cts Bulk Meat tor m RsbR Be-
Sides. Sales were made at New York this week for
Ba!tmore account Of $50 boxes Cumberland short
oPe Ssl Mdfes for export at 1873 cts for the former
Bulk Sides. THERE'S demand for Lard, and sales
were made early in the week of 400 terces at Chicago
and of 2lS tierces Western on the spot at 1S cents
Today we have reported sales here of $50 tierces
Western do at 1s to 1877 cts, and it is held firmly at
the close at the latter figure There has been no no
mo in Mess Pork this week until day. when
$2S.50929 = Dbl.
BUTTER AND CHEESE Since our last report there
has been sales of some 5000 kegs common Glades ali
TO go out of the market at from n to 30 cts, which
mas materially strengthened the market for Butter
IS cts; Giades at 35@S cts for invoices as tbev rng
and 4Q@45 cts for selected daries Roll at SS42 cts
and New York State at 45@5O cts Cheese is in good
demand and firm at 20 cts for ordinary and 2@22 cts
for good to prime New York Cutting and 23lSG2 cts
for English Dairy.
PETR0LEUM.-The market for Petroleum has
neen quite this week, but rates for it are without
change and we again quote Refined at 46 cts in bond
and $685. cts g gallon free. There is nothing doing
the expor H this ea Week Gos paona
be S1W@t ana 25oO gallons Refined Petroleum.
POWDER.-Powder Is selling at S625d6.50 for
Blasting, and Mining and $S75 . keg Of Is fbs for
Rife. "
PLASTER:-There are no sales making, and it is
POTAT0ES-Potatoes in bbls. were selling at SSa
35, and in bulk at 80 cts for Peach Blows and 81 q
bushe for MERGERS, from the,wharf
sRlCE-Rice is very quiet. Some small sales are
however making at the quotations, which are still as
follows VIZ; z9lOA cts currency, for East India
and IgglS cts currency for Carolina.
SUGAKS.7For Sugars the market this week has
been dull and rather heavy. and refining grades may
cayed Cuba No. at cs 81 boxes % ts Ne
Z, at IA cts taken for refining and 375 hhds Porto
Rico at l2gl8 cts The market closes dull. the rates
to good refining Sugars 12414 cts for fair to prime
grocery Cuba and English Island; 12Z@14L cts for
fair to prime Porto Rico; and 1434@l5A for Centri-
fugals We note the import this week of 1863 hhds
from Demerara, and 1888 hhds from Cuba; total, 757
hhds.
REFINED SUGARs.-Snce our last the rates for Re-
fined Sugars have reduced Il, end we quote to-day as
follows, viz; Hard Crushed, l75s, cts; White Soft
Crushed 1873 cts for Al l6 for circle l5S cts for b
I55ects for c Extra; and Yellow at .l5ss cts.
SALT-Salt has further declined, and the feeling
IN the mark is rather depressed Liverpool may be
9uoted to-day at $2.1092.20 for Ground Alum $25;
d9e Asntons fine; 60@365 for Worthngons do and
fSao93oo sack for less known brands do, Turks
s6 gnSnanged in price land is still selling at
| INdLES.cShingles are still dull. We quote,
nawever, as before. North Carolina Hearts at SI39
IL ana 90. Saps at $l0912 q NJ
oEEDS.-Cioyerseed has throughout the ueelr baan
very dull and we quote it nominal at fhe cInse Of
$675@7 per bushe for good to prime The stock %
heavy and holders exhibit good deal of anyietn 40
effect sales Timothy seed is quiet Int stao5y "
$4@450, and we quote Flaxseed at So 85S OK d.
bushel. ~S-''o per
| STAVES.-Staves are dull but we cont;nue n
quote R. 0. HID at S3794O; w. V, HID at S50S5S x
and w. 0. Pipe at $4,000 p M. O''
SPICES.-The market is quiet but steady We
quote follows, viz Pepper at S9 cts; Cassa in
mats at So cts do in at 70 cts; Pmento at 81 cts
Gloves at 1904 cts Nutmegs at $l35 in casks 81 300
LBS in cases. and Mace at s.. 20@1.25 p ID
STARCH.-Starch is in fair demand and steady.
We quote as follows, viz Medium at ~ cts Foxs
at S2@SMcts; Duryea's Superior at II cts; Duryea's