Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-14
weekly Review of the New York whole.
sale Market. May I2.

There has been much excitement in Breadstufrs
during the past week, and prices have advanced.
There was considerable huctuatiOn and at the close
q reaction took place, and most of the improvement
was lost Provisions have been in brisk demand and
active
Fioor.-Tn the early part of the week prices ad-
ysnced but the demand has abated and prices have
quote State Extras IS So to ST. slipping Ohio S96 to
T0 trade and family brands STOPS to Sl425; St. Louis
.Wheat-The market las been excited, under a
stimulated inquiry. The business has been mostly
for investment Up to Thursday there was an ad-
has taken place, and prices have fallen We quote
Chicago Spring at SITS to 81 80; Milwaukee Club
$l.T5 to -; Amber 81 gj to sos
Ho'S have been in good demand and are frmer.
We quote IS cts to so cts for new Western; 50 cts to
81 cts for old Western; 60 cts to 81 cts for old State
Corn has been in good demand, but at variable
prices. At the close prices are rmer at &c cts to 70
cts for unsound so cts TO 81 for mixed Western in
store, and S2}3 cts to SO cts delivered.
Petr0eUm.-Crude is scarce, and holders obtain an
advance. At one time the market was over-sold
The removal of the internal revenue tax on crude of
two aud half cents and three on refined will have
| atcndency TO stimulate the production. Resned in
bond Is more active, and prices arc firm. We quote
crude at q to SZ ccuts; refined in bond IS to Al cts
! and do free h6 to 50 eta
The Pork market has been active and prices have
advanced. There has been a large demand for con-
sumption The market closes heavy at 5000 to 1881
Lard has sold at an advance of ct pound closing
Urn at ~ to 231a cts for fair to prime steam and
lotton.-Ihs market closes firm at 81 to So cts for
middlirgs.
Liaaecd oH.-The market has been excited. and
5l56.
PitfsDurg Petroleum Market, Nay 10.
Crude.-Tbe crude market is quiet put firm. while
prices remain unchanged. Holders endeavored to
ADVANCE the price to Is cts bbls returned and 20 cts
Dds lncluded but so far could learn not single
sale was effected at these figures and the movement
theFe.ore was Unsuccessful We can report sales of
ut hb!s in bulk ~ ~ cts; 400 10 do at IA cts lS
at l432 cts 100 at 800 at AZ cts; $50 at IA
cts; $50 at 1919 cts bbls included. and 200 ut 1914 cts
free, on board cars. The market closed quiet and
apparently little tame though holders appear
gune o. realizing the even . and 20 cents tomorrow
there has been little or no change in prices here
the presumption is that the price there remains about
the same as last quoted.
bonded oil day, both for present and future DE-
livery, and with but little offering and very firm
lon higher Sales Of 500 bbis for May, delivery in
adepha, at 70 cts: 500 for juno at 49, cts: 500
for June at AZ cts SO for July AZ cts: FO0for July
buyers option. at 45ctg $50 for August sellers option
at 40 cts free board beTe and $50 for Sept'r
sellers option. at 40 cts free board cars here In
free oil there is next to nothing doing, and as
genera thlng our rchnerS pay but little attention to
the free oil trade, leaving that for Cleveland and
other small places to look after.
Boston Markets, May 10.
Flour-The receipts since yesterday have been $40
bhs, The market for Flour is firm, with good de-
mand Tho sales have been Of 25@8.75f for western
Rupertne: common extra $l0@l0.50; medium extra
ut $40 I5fd -; and good and choice, including St.
Louis brands, at $l3@lS25 Tl.bb Southern Flour is
scarce ard prices nominal.
Graln-Ihe receintS since yesterday have been 1922
bushels of Corn. The market is frmer for Corn hut
not much activity. We quote southern yellow at 9l@
we, and western mixed at S7@83c q busheI. Oats
are selling at 6$165c hushel for northern and Can
ada; Rye 95cC1$l; Shorts 1914 r. ton; Fine Feed S25
@IS. and Middugs at S30r32 q ton.
ProvisiHns-Pork is selling at &26@27 for PRIME
mess at S3l@3l So and clear at 1906 @ bbl, cash
Beef is firm at S25@26 y bbl as to quality. Lard at
22e23 per ID IN bbls and tierees; and smoked Hams
. 2 II. as TO quality.
Boston Boot and Shoe Market. May 10.
The Shoe and Leather Reporter says: Trade for the
week mas been rather quiet, and the activity noticed
two weeks seems now TO have subsidized. There are
still several western buyers in the market but their
purchases are limited, and they seem only to be on
the lookout for bargains The principal call has been
for light goods for summer wear and dealers seem 70
nave supplied themselves with these and we look for
only quiet trade for the next two months.
The manufacturers are now doing but little and as
stocks VIII gradually accumulate from now until July
1t Will be advisable for them to proceed with great
caution so as not to be caught twice in the same year
with heayy stock OF goods on falling market. If
July hnds them with large stocks on hand and
gold takes downward turn, loss will be the re-
suit therefore. we doubt not. they will proceed with
caution.
Foreign Markets.
ui HiAv4EA. May 51Sugars very dull Quotations
whites through at so to So p 100 u.s. yellows do
Nos. - to 70 at 81 1l6 to $50 do; browns Nos II to
p at $50 to lido; cucuruchos at So to S3 do; Mus
coyadoes few transactions for refining purposes from
20 70 So; Tor grocery grades 81 to $40 2 100 tbs
centrifugal Sugars from 81 JIG to S41& do Shipped
this week hence and from MatanzaS. 81. 452 boxes
3y2, hhds, of which for N lew York S1s4 boxes 1911
hnds: B9ston 32Oz boxes, All hhds. Philadelphia ISL
Orleans. 250S boxes 20 hhds leaving stock in both
ports. 439,S45 boxes, 1885 hhds '''-
Exehange-London at so days sight. at 1917 to II
premium; Paris do do do, at g to 3A do; T. States
currency Northern cities, 100 days sight, l3I to IA
discount.