Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-01

bushels Clovers
1t may be quot
S3.15 a bushel
in Timothy.
WHISKEY.
heavy. 1t is
for Western,
December
State Flour
lalp the low
mostly unsou
@7.I5 for sur
ira State; )
fancy State
extra $3.50
trade and ia
extra. Buc.~-
lbs. Canadian Flour is firm but qu.v..
GRAIN.-The Wheat market is dull but fri. In.
stock of sound Wheat proves to be light We have
no sales to report, Barley is dull but firm. Bailey
8 ~ Oats are frmer, but dull; the sales are
4OO0 bushels Canadian at 81 cts; Western at 54g56
cts State at 62 cts bid and Jersey and Southern
;. cts. Rye is firm the sales are small; State at
90 Corn is less active and easier at the close: the
sales are $4,000 bushels unsound at 9l@ IS cts; West
ern mixed at 999@961 cts; Jersey yellow at 90 cts
and Southern white at Sl.03.
COMPARATIVE STOCK OF GRAIN IN NEW YORK, JANU-
1865. 1861; 1867 1866 i.
C Wheat tue 81 81 59a - SS So 2g
Bsf Bari Sui BUS S55 5 5 s7s 5i53 l.6SSsa
Oats, bus....... So 3l2 33n.S}6 30lS30l 2,9l6,S6l
PRovIsIoSs.I,The pork market is less active and
lower closing heavy. For future delivery we hear OF
1000 bbs new mess. seller. January at S2JOG y. %;
loo bbs do, seller until 10th February at So 5029
and 600 bbls buyer last half of January at SO. The
sales, cash and regular are 1000 hbs at T@621@293
for old mess, the latter rate early in the day. new
mess is nominal at S3l.
Beef IS rather more active and firm. Sales Of 1000
bbs at Sl@l350 for old plain Mess; Sl6g 10 for new
Cut Meats quiet Mt about former figures. Bacon
is moderately active Sales spot of about 90 boxes
at . cents for Cumberland cut, and 10 cts for short
10th January. at l4sc. Dressed Hogs dull. lower
and irregular We quote at l25s@l$ cts for western,
Lard Is quiet and rather easier at the close Sales
Of $50 bbs and tics, at l7@l112 cts for No. /, 17@
lS4 cts for city, and lS4@l9 cts for western. For
first half January $50 ties sold at 1873 cts.
New York Dry Goods Market, Dec. 80.
The New York Dry Goods Exchange report to-day
is as follows u obbers Prces.-Brown Sheetings-
Appleton A. So &C.. Howard A. 30c; Pittsfed A. pc.
37lac; Reynolds 4 4, 32l4c; Columbia A, 2714c.-
Prints-Merrimaek W, BE. Sprague, 2612c.; Allen,
2ic: Briggs 2lc; Lancaster, DC; Freeman, pee.
Delaines-Pacltic, De: Armures, Bic. Brown Drills
caster. $0e; GLASGOW 2814c. Corset Jeans-Laconia,
ton, Soc; Lqconia. 42tzo Ticks-Amoskeag. A c A,
Sc; Amoskeag, A, 5T12c.. StrpeS-Everett, 35c.;
Arasapha, 29c. Denins-Arkwright Blue, 43c; Ark
limantic 93c.; Green Daniel Soc. Hoop Skirts
Bradley's Duplex Elliptic and Empress Trail % to
80 hoops. in good demand S. T. & A. I. Meyers IXL
u inch tapes, 20 to 40 hoops, 55975c inch wide. %
to 10 hoops. 70c@ OSLO.
Neys work Coffee Market, Dec. 30.
Prices remain atoUt the same. A rumor prevails
that some two three cargOes of Rio have changed
hands to-day, but we were unable TO authenticate it
There Is evidently disposition in some quarters to
bear the market for Brazil Coffees, based on the
heavy and accu Lulatrlg stock and the recent un-
favorable adyices from Rio per steamer but holders
general thing, are unwilling make concessions
feeling confident that the trade having bought so
sParingly of late, must have very small supplies on
hand, and as matter Of necessity be compelled to
purchase literally after the first of the year.
On the ether hand it is claimed that the family con-
sumption Of Coffee has been very materially reduced
during the past three years owing to the prevailing
high prices, and with this great falling off in the
wants of the Government. it will be impossible to
work of all the stock now on hand and expected, eX
ccpu at material reduction from present rates I'm
porters Cannot submit to this, however, except at
heavy loss even al Present figures there is barely
a margin for profit. In West India STYLES we hear Of
nothing doing but with light stock prices are firm.
BOSTON Markets
December 29.-The receipts since yesterday have
been s,9ll bblS Flour, 5000 bushels Oats and l0I0
bushels Shorts. The demand for -Four is steady and
prices remain the same. We quote western superfne
at $500 10: common extras at S50G9 medium eX-
.fas s9.50a 1856, and good and choice including
tavorte St Louis brands; al 81 lois Z Dbl Southern
Flour Is quiet and prices remain the same. Corn j.
quiet at - Ois10S bushel for new and old southern
yellow, and Sl.0idi,O5 for western mixed Oats are
selling at 3Sq62 cts p bUshel for northern and Cana
da, and 5Id5S cts for 7. L. Island. Rye at 81 Is
Shorts S21@2S fine Feed $500 g, and Middng at $40
Gi2 p ton.
Chicago Markets.