Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-17


,FLOUR-Therei is still good inquiry for Flour from
the local trade, and the market continues very nm
m tone, especially for the better grades mere AZ
however very few desirable lots of Flour Offering and
We have heard of no sales worth mentioning ia
We quote follows Howard Street super az 1o;9gg
g. do Extra at S9.5nGlO: do Family at $l2,50@lS SO;
Western Super at So. 258.75 do Extra at S925@9l5;
do Family at $l2@l3sCty Mills Super good to choice
at S. 50@Q. do standard Extra at 50 50@lO do high
grade Rio Extra at Sl2gl25J q boi; Pstapsco, Reser-
voir and other choice brands of Baltimore high grade
Family and Extra selling to the trade at $3.50
for the former, and S35OF Dbl tor the latter Rye
Flour NAV be quoted at S4.25@45O. and Corn Meal
GRAIN There was no Wheat at market to-day
and consequently we have sales to report Whe t
high figures. Corn was in good demand. and white
was slightly better in price, some 1900 bushels selling
at S09S2 cts the latter figure being an advance of
cent bushel the outside price Saturday.
0fyeOw some 5000 bushels sold at 70 cts, but about
LOCO bushels brought S09Sl cts that sold at Che latter
figure being of very superior quality. Oats were
active at a very marked advance on previous quota
tions. There were some 5000 bushels received. and
1000 bushels at 5000 cts these figures being an ad-
vance OF 4 to cts on previous quotations.
in Molasses, but we still quote as follows viz: Cuba
clayed at 40@45 cts do Muscovado at 5000 cents;
English Island at 4565 cts. and Porto Rico at DUG
PROVISIoNS-The market to- day has been quiet.
hut the feeling in it continues steady and and hrn.
There has been no further movement IN Bulk Meat,
but quote it at the same figures as on Saturday:
viz 1lY@llH cts for Shoulders and 1 14Sl4A cts for
Is in fair iobbing demand and steady at 124 cts for
Shoulders. and 1874 cts for Sides, but no sales of
we quote as ranging from 20 to q cts We hear of
transactions to-day in Lard or barEeled Pork bpt
and tierces and 2OA cts in kegs, and barreed Pork
at S26 SO for Mess and $27 . Dbl for prime Mess.
RECEIVE notice sales to-day of 50 tierces Carroll
for Rangoon and li1l@i2!4 cts. for carolina.
.SUGARS.-Sugars remain quiet but steady, at IN
changed rates We have only to report to-day sales
of 20 hhds good grocery Cuba at Ll9l2 cts We con-
nue to quote as follows, viz at lO4l0 cts for fair
to good refining; ll@l2 cts for fair to prime Cuba;
l@ll24 cts for farto good Porto Rico, and l239154
cts for prime to choice do.
REFINED sTGAFs.We still quote as follows viz1
@l5 cts g and Extra at l4@l4A cts; and Yellow at
SEEDS.-There is but little inquiry for Cloverseed
and VIC have sales to report to-day 1t is held at
S556, but buyers not offering over $3.50 bushel
for the best lots. Timothy Seed is scarce and is SELL
ing retail at 81 50 per bushel. Flaxseed we quote
at S2.50g2.55 q bushel.
SALT:-Liverpool is in large supply and dull. with
jobbing lots at S1.S5; Marshal's and Worthington's
Fine at $325. and other less known brands at $50
@32 . sack. Turks Island is in light supply and
WIiIsKY.-We quote Whisky nominal at 81 25@
226 q gallon for city and Western with some small
sales Ct the latter figure.
cotton.
The net receipts of Cotton at New Orleans
for the week ending April g. were 10 S3S bales against
1857 bales the previous week.
evening, April s. were 68n bales against 7,27l the
previous week making the total receipts at that port
since the LIST of September last 369,45I bales.
The following the total receipts at the several
ports for the current commercial year, commencing
September |, 1865:
At Galveston and Texas ports to March 3d. 1857
New Orleans. net receipts to April 6,...... 57521l
Apa I,b ic npf to March 19 81
Savannah, Ca. to March 1S.36l
Charleston, S. Co. to March 3O...............-. 1854
Total receipts at these ports since Sept l. 1858
Stock of cotton on hand at the ports above at the
dates named:
At Galveston and Texas ports. March 3l..... l345s
a. New dreams April ~ so
At ApalachicoI9, March 7........."...... l2322
At Savannah Ga March 30................... 1900
at Charleston, S. c. March 29............. 4527
Stock hand last 800 81
Decrease for the week. 1SS3S
There appears to be some discrepancy in the guam
tty at Savannah about 900 bales.-Ctn. Gazette.
Pittsburs Petroleum Market, April Ii.
Crude-The market for crude was comparatively
quiet to-day, the reported sales falling considerably
short of those on Thursday, but prices have under
gone no quOtable change, ranging from 1212 to 1871
mostly, however. at IS. The demand apparently
restricted somewhat most of the orders having been
filled yesterday, and BESIDES buyers generally held
off in order if possible to weaken the market little
Sales of $50 bb in lots lS2 500 in bulk at 81 $50
May and june private TERMS and 1000 hbls. be
delivered within the next twenty days il Philadel-
phia at q, packages included. kilograms from Oil
81 Is . Dbl. O ', " '
Refned-There is still considerable inquiry for
bonded OIL but refners do not seem disposed to con-
tract at the figures named and consequently we have
but comparatively few transactions record; sale Of
1900 bbls in two different lots, to DO delivered in
Philadelphia in April, May, June and July, sellers
option. all at AZ, There is also some inquiry for
excited and unsettled condition of the market it is
simply Impossible to give quotations in the absence
of sales. Free oil continue dull and neglected being
restricted almost wholly to supplying the immediate
wants of the local trade.
Boston Cotton Goods Market, April IL.
The demand for Cotton Goods continues active.
Stocks in first hands are very small and consequently
many styles scarce. We have still three months
for spring sales and the consumers have not yet
selling at 2?c Medium aud fine brown and bleached
goods remain the same a! at last week. with consid
sold close up to production. continuance of the
active demand with the presentsmall stocks imparts
very firm tone to the market, and close buyers are
now taking advantage of this state of things and
laying in goods in anticipation of some improve
ment. Brown Drills are firm at 26c.. with steady
sales. Cottonades continue in demand at full
prices. In Jeans, Stripes Ticks and Denims there
IS no material cnange with steady sales prinfs are
by agents. The advance in some styles last week
rather premature. and has not been maintained,
very light stock hand. Pacific have been selling
at l91a@29c; Gochee9 at lg?9 American and Du9nell
at 2q25c, and in fair demand: Deaines continue to
be sold close up with an active demand. but prices
are hardly so hrm We quote Paelilcs at E52ic for
Manchester Print Works quote Deaines at 2c, with
no stock on hand. and the Hamilton Delaines are
selling at the same price, The Pacific Lawns have
been in fair demand at $500
New York Markets.
New YORK, April To- Cotton firm at 37@3S cts.
900 Ibis 1s sta asaSsg S Ohio 81 5t1i
S695@S 80; Southern -four has advanced l9g5 cts;
sales at $94ogl55 Wheat has 2dvsnc ss lG2 cts
tie Club $l.7O@l7419; white Canada S2.50@2 TO-
Corn dull and nomnaIly UNCHANGED; Pork heavy
dull. Groceries dull. Naval stores dull. Freghts
dropping. Gold 1854.
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
PHILADELPH1A,, April 16-Beef Cattle is one cent
Sales 1000 Sheep at JOS cts ID gross. Cows have
advanced; sales at $4,000 for Springers, Hogs
unchanged; 1000 head sold at $12G450 per 100 lbs.
nett
Philadelphia Markets.
PHILADELPHIA, April l6.-Flour is firm; super 1928
@S7; extra S725@S25. Wheat is quiet and IN
changed Corn is quiet; yellow $3.50 cts, Coffee is
are unchanged. WHISKY is steady; Pennsylvania
S2.25@2.26 Ohio 1928.
Cincinnati Markets.
and advancing; sales at 7@7.25 Wheat is unsettled
and prices higher. Corn is in good demand at 52@53
c. Whisky is firm at 1922. Provisions quiet.
scnorts-C0astwise.
New Orleans-Steamsnii,cc CUBA hhds. tobacco,
l.. W. Gunther; trunks, l. "icVormicK; 10 pigs.
sayannah-steamship North Point-8o i6s,es cot
| ton, W. Kennedy; do do, Clark, Mcdonald & Co;
IS do. do; 40 do. do yarn. B. Andrews; coils rope
| l.. NJ. Beebee & Bro.
ImpOrts-FOrefgn.
St. Jago de Cuba-Brig Water Witch.-35S hhds
sugar, 50 boxes do, Kirkland. Chase Co.; 100 bbls
| do, Fisher Bros. Co.
Havana-Steamship Cuba. -500boxes sugar. Woods.
Weeks 4 Co.; .403 do. do, case sweetments case
cigars, Spence Reid; 40 do do, bills, Garmendia
Ybarra do. s. L. Barnes; Is do. do, cases
sweetmea's. Fisher Bros. Co. do cigars. Darby X
Co.. bbls do, | case do. G. Morton Stewart; do.
do. w. NJ. Collins do. sweetmeats James Corner il
Sons; do. do Andrew Reid; box sugar. Dbl do.
boxes mdse., bags coffee, demijohn mdse. F. W.
EXpOrts-FOreign.
| Cuba-Schooner Jonas Smith-2604 shocks and
heads 10 boxes pork, 1889 bbs. lard. 1900 gallons
coal oil.
| nj A RINE 30 URN AL
PORT OF BALTIMORE.
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