Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-19
Baltimore Markets. February I7th, 1866


C0FFEE.--We have reported to-day ga les Of 1000
bags no at w cts gold, part Of which were maze
after we left the mar et yesterday The stock here
is much reduced. and the market very firm in tone
especially for prime grades Rio. We quote to-day
as follows w VIZ, Rio at ls@l9 cts gold for common
and java at 2s@Ss cts gid gid d. '|s ''' S0'
FLOUR.-The Flour market exhibits no new fea-
ness being confined almost entirely to supplying the
wants of the local trade and have only to report
today sale Of 200 bbls high grade Western Extra
in comparatively light supply and are held quite
firmly. but low grades remain as before stated dull
and still quote as follows, viz: Howard street
Super Super At Ss@85s9 @ d.! Do Extra at S9@950; do
Western Super at $SSsS do Exts q Sga9 q DO
Fancy Extra at S9,5O99 .; do Family at Sll@l2;
@ DO fbi rS r fs s go d E standard EEEn
= Dbl Patapsco. Reservoir and other brands Of
Baltimore Family and high grade Extra are selling
S275 q Dbl for Extra We quote eye Flour at 81 50
94.75 the latter for very choice The last sales Of
Corn. Meal were at Il; but 1t could probably be
GKAIN.-There was very little Wheat received to-
day but several lots previously offered were sold the
sales embracing 200 bushels common red at lI6 cts,
400 bushels fair do at 200 cts. 1863 bushels good do.
at 25 cts and 300 bushels prime do at 232 cts White
Corn was mate rally lower than. on yesterday, but
for yellow prices maintained. The sales OF
white embrace AGO. bushels at q cs and 500 bush
els sold subsequently Ut a cts but the ruling fgnre
W.
low there were 600 bushels sold at 1l@I2 cts, and
1900 bushels at q cts the TER aeyeraGo az ' o
point. There was no Rye at market, but Il sofa on
YESTERDAY at so cts, and quote his at the ruling
cate for it to-day Oats were steady ~ oOe4ol cts'
about l,000 bushels selling at these figures. ,..-
MOLASSES.-There have been no transact,"ns IN
this article for day or two past There is caro-
of new crop Cuba here. but disposition has as yet
been made Of it. We quote old crop Cuba at i0g =
cts. do. Porto Rico at $1,000 cts, and do. English
Island at 55@70 cts New crop Porto Rico is held at
80 cents.
PROVIsIONS.-The Provision trade continues
very dull Some orders for Bacon continue to be
Seiyed from the South. but the local demand is very
limited and the dealers here generally seem indis-
posed to make any purchases in advance of their
immediate wants and in Bulk Meat Lard or bar
relied Pork. there is nothing whatever doing: we
quote as follows, viz: Mess Pork at $29929sO 2 bhi
Bulk Meat at l2l4Gi24 cts for Shoulders, and lozz
@l5% cts for Sides Bacon at 1905 ets'for Shout
ders li129l24 cts for Sides. and 22G % cts Tor pam
and sugar cured Hams: and Lard at 10 cts for City
and lSl4g!S19 cts for Western The stock of Proyi,
SONS al lineage at present is reported to be 45OU
bbls Pork, again2 1900 bbls at this time last year
10000 terces Lard 10 millions lbs Cut Meats; and Az
millions lbs Hams.
RICE.-Rice is quiet but steady at the rates pre-
viously quoted, viz; 912910 cts. currency for Eas
India, and l2@l3 cts for Carolina.