Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-05
New York rTarTse;s. Feb. 2.

Flour, &c.-The market for western and state -four
is less active especially the low grades which so
l0c lower medium and high grades are steady and in
fair demand. The sales are 5,S8 bbis at So gOgI 81
for superfne state 90 for extra state; SS@Sio
for fancy state; SS5S20 for the low grades OF west
ern extra; 80 for shipping Ohio; S9@ll Is for
trade and family brands. and 81 ESQ 1875 for st.
Louis extras: Canadian -four is dull and heavy;sales
Of $50 bbs at 81 S5@S25 for the low grades of extra,
and $500 % for trade and family extras Southern
o 9qr Is ais? heavy and dull sales OF 4g1 oRs at Ss
&c and Sl0.3J.l 1850 for trade and family brands.
Rye -four is dull and heavy sales of l6O bbls at 81 ~
$3.50. Corn meal Is dull sales 100 bhls at $4,000
GRAIN.-Tbo wheat market is inactixe, the extreme
prices insisted on checks business The inquiry Is
confined TO miiieTs. The sales are 600 bush amber
state at 20c. Oats are in fair demand and freely of
fered. The sales are 5000 bus unsound western at
;34ic; state at 560l51c; Jersey and southern at 500
Die: Torn Is conceive and heavy Tor old, new Is
easier. The sales are 5,GD bushets-unSound at q
arse; western mixed at SiaS6c; jersey yellow at 81
tgS2c: southern do at $50 Sac.
PRovIsIONS.-Ihe Pork market opened heavy but
closes firm at our previous figures The bnsl4eSs has
at S 933, seller February: S2s S71&G29, sell
er March; $29.2y last evening buyer March, and 29
seller April The sales cash and regular are 1850
hbS at SIS % for old Mess SIS ssh for new
Mess, and S2s.75 for new thin Mess. Beef has been
fairly active at former figures Sales of $50 bbls part
do Sl3@l6 for old extra do. and $1,000 for new
DO Cut Meats are dull and lower; sales of shoulders
at ia cts and green hams At il65a cts Bacon l;
cut seller March, at l5l cts. As bs average Dressed
Hogs are dull and heavy, quote at l214@l2N cts
heavy and dull: sales Of 500 bills and ties at l6@6s
cts foE No j. l61agl1 cts for city; lG@4@l. cts ior
Western an! ~ cts for choice Western.
COrFEE-We hear c! nc sales, but prices are firm.
CoTToN--The market Is dull. with declining ten
lency We quote IS follows; 49,, :,
o.,.. Ip4aand' Florida 9P Mo2iie' \. 0. 1 Texas
2 $%5ss5P iSj4fsi5;;;:.f5 i i i
''Sio 9pnff steady and in fair demand. Sales of
Porto Rico at 656SO, aud New Orleans at .Sl@l 22'
RIcE-Is frmerr and in good demand. Sales OF
SrGAE-Raw Sugars are fairly active and steady at
i0Z9ll for fair to good refining.
NHIsEy-Tho market is dull and nominal. Sales
of 50 bhls at $222225 for Western, the inside rate
fCT reied barrels.
Philadelphia Markets.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3.--Cloverseed is active At
57.75GSS. Flour is very dull and prices unchanged,
Prime red wheat in demand at S2.20G2.25. Corn
irmer; yellow 74aT5 cts. Oats have declined to Sc
cts Coffee is friD; sales Rio a @2s ets currency;
Orleans 81 IL. hisky Gull and nQ4niaaly quoted at
.225@S22o.
Boston fioai and eI;oa Market.
Feb. 1.-The Shoe and Leather Reporter says: There
dealers in our market from day TO dag, They are
taking only few goods, as the general complaint is
that shoes are too high in proportion to sell IN the
wesi, when the productions of that section bring
ing only limited pricas Holders who are anxious
to sell have been obliged TO make concessions.
but prices cannot be made much lover without less
10 the manufacturers light goods are selling req
sOnabiy we'll hut not TO the extent expected and the
feeling noticed zee or two ago. Of Immediate In
pIOcenent, has not been realized. Manufacturers
are crtaiiinT operations, trade not being up to
pectations ana most u them having quite large
strikes among jouTncymen, fortnisht since We see
that the woTEmen have gone back 70 the shop a. old
rrices. The shipments for the week have been i6,
2!9 cases, the largest Of which We notice for san
York; Philqdelpbia 1914; St. Louis. 23s; CiR2in
Lat $50 Chicago, O2l: Coariesten :. ..3io New
Orleans GlS and Bal timore. SIS.