Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-28

9S, and PaCapsco Reservoir and other choice brands
and Sl4 per Dbl. for the latter.
RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL.-Rye Flour has ad-
vanced, and it is selling at S755 for ordinary
and $3.50 for choice brands, and quote Corn Meal
to-day at S3.7594 . Dbl.
The following are heinspectons of Flour and Meal
for the week ending Thursday, April 26. 1866:
bbls. half bbls.
City Observation-Disclosures. 5'252 50
8,o44 ......
fallly ,UOo
TotaI-Wheat Flour..1S3O 2 50
Corn Meal......25 hhds.......... 28s 1885,
FRUIT-Oranges and Lemons continue in active
demand and hrm Oranges are still selling at SEQ
this week at 64 : box Raisns copgnHe a VeTq
dull at St.lQ for bunch, and $40 box for layer
Figs are selling at 22@23 cts Almonds at $33@35 cts
for soft and a cts for paper sheed; Palm Nuts at II
cts: Filberts at II cts, and English Wanuts at 15@2C
ctI ? n. C3coanuts, are bringing S75@SO y NJ.
FISh.-Mackerel are il fair demand and firm at the
No. 2s: and ST e Dbl for No. 1s Herrings are still
dull We quote Labrador at s85O@9; Maedalen and
to $3.50 = bbi Dry Goldfish is selling at Ss50S5, and
do Halle at S3d35O q 100 tbs In North Carolina Fish
there has been some movement, nearly 1000 bbs hay
ing changed hands since our last. Shad, we quote
at Sl251@1350 for short and full brands, and Her.
rings ats I5G@3 for short and full brands.
FEAIH ERS.-teathers are quiet but steady at IS
@6Ocs for ordinary, and T0G75- cts p tb for prime
GRAIN.-FOr Wheat the inquiry has throushout
the week been active, and the market very firm in
Tone but in consequence of the very light supplies
there is but little doing in it.. 1t is quite evident
that in this section of country the stock of Wheat is
very nearly exhausted for were the fact otherwise
the present high pr Ccs could hardly fail to bring
forward. The offerings of the Corn Exchange this
week do not exceed 1000 bushels the receipt. be-
ing chiefly red. most of which has changed hands
at from go 10 Us cts We notice also sale Of 5000
of Western Spring red at from $50 to 1870 cents OF
Corn the receipts this week have been about 5000
bushels, and It has uctuated considerably in pr ce.
White OPENED at q cts and yellow IS cts these prices
beng decline Of to cts on last Fridays prices
and white declined subsequently to s. cts and yell
low to SO cts but both descriptions again improved
and wllte closes at HO@9 cts, and yellow at $685.
cts bushel. Oats closed last Friday at 60 cts but
early this week they sold at 1850 cts. and suisse
close The receipts this week have been about 900
bushels. There has been no Rye at market, and we
can give no quotation for it.
GUANO AND FERTILIZERS.--W quote Peru
Wan tiuanO at gOT ton Of 000oS ground NavasSa at
So: Mexican a at $50; DO a at S35; Pacific at sos
Rhodes SUPER Phosphate at $50 in bbls, and $3.50
in bags: PGtapscO GuanO COmpany's Soluble Phos-
phate at SIS Baugh's Raw BOns Phosphate at $50
Berger \ Butts super Phosphate at $50: do. Ammo
mated Super Phosphate at S5l; Turner's Excelsior
g ton of 1000 lbs.
HiDES.-The market remains quiet. Buenos
Ayres are held at 1919 cts gold, and we quote Rio
Grande nominal at 1872 cts gold. There are none of
the latter description here. City Slaughtered are
selling at 7@S cts for light and SOLO cts for heavy
Hay AND sTRAw.-ws still quote Hay as
for loose do: $l5@l6 for baed Clover and Straw at
$i5 for Rye and $40 p ton for Wheat and Oats.
81, HEM n n again gu quote R9ggh american ~
Clean Russia may be quoted at 500 . ton. gold, and
Manila at tl@lll5 cts Q d. gold. The demand is
however very limited. and we hear of no sales
IRON Baltimore Charcoal Iron is still selling at
SIS for Forge, and $3.50 p ton for Wheel and we
quote Anthracite do. as before. at S45G47 for No
Ashan; S42MH for No. 2do and $40 2 ton for No do,
at which figures sales to considerable extent are
making in lots Of 10 to 70 TONS There however lit
tie no demand for large lots. No. | Ashland is
scarce, but No. and 3 are in fair supply. Scotch
Pig is selling from the yard at $3.50 = ton but the
tr9Psac titG 10 il are unimportant.
1NDlGO.-lndigo is very dull but prices are IN
changed and we still quote as follows viz Caracas
Sl2OGl4 40 Madras at $l09l 80 and Manila at FROM
llOcts to SllO. Good descriptions held with con-
LEATHtR.-The market for Leather is quiet, but
prices are pretty well maintained. We quote as fol-
DO at 45a56cts Country do S$SSS cts: and Roneh
SkIrtlns &C 34@38 cts for heavy and 3O@33 cts for
M0LAsSES.-T has been very little doing this
week IN Molasses but the market for it is steady and
tolerably hrm. We quote as follows, viz: Cuba
elayed at 4O945 cts: do Muscovado at $500 cts;
English Island at 40G65 cts. and Porto Rico at 50G
MILL FEED.-Mill Feed is in good demand and
frm At Is cts for Brown Stuff. and 1896 cts q bushel
,;MADDER.-We quote Madder as before at 1l1l9
l2z2 cts currency for prime Dutch Ombro.
upwards. cts for 3D.. and 9 cts 81 ID for I'd.
w EA A sToeREs;-The market continues dull.
gallon; Rosia at IS for Common a or N Cos
=; 5000 for No. l. and Tar at from S2@2.75 p Dbl
,OlLs;-Ihe market is quiet, but prices are I'M
Sl.2091.30. and Crude Whale at 81 4O@1 As Winter
Sperm ct 81 75g2SQ, and Linseed at $l.35 2 COLON
OLIVE OLIVE quote Marseilles at S6@79 case
Tor quarts and pints, and Bordeaux at SlO50(Gll50
q CASE for quarts and pints Sardines in Oil are sell
ling At 4 cts each for half boxes. and 2O@22 cts for
quarter boxes. CASTLE Soap is selling at IS cts for
pink, and 81 cts q 10 for white.
QNlONs-Onions are selling at Sl.25@1.5O per Dbl,
but PR seSy ST oGSsy dP Provisions the market
throughout the week been very strong and buoyant,
and prices for all descriptions have advanced mater
ally both here and in other markets. The stock here
Is quito light and although the inquiry has been ac-
tive especially within the last two three days the
transactions have been heavy Bulk Meat has ad
IN the early part Of it Of SO hhds Sides at IA cts IS
boxes Shoulders at N cts, and S. hhds do at III
IL cts and to-day lot of 20 hhds sold at u cts At
the close Shoulders are however held firmly at l25
cs and Sides at cts; Bacon has also improved
day at 12M cts for Shoulders and i55i5% cts for
Sides but to-day there have been sales to the trade Of
about 100 bids Shoulders and Sides at 1887 cts for the
former and 16@6A cts for the latter and the iobbnS
prices 1872 cts for Shoulders and 1917 cts far
Sides The sales of Bacon for the week sum up about
bbs Mess Pork at S25.6214 but it is quoted to-day
firm at $27 1908 2 Dbl. Lard was quoted at the
opening at 1871 cts but il sold at 195 cts, and
is held at the close at 20 Cts We notice sale this
week of 100 bbls Mess Beef at $3.50 z Dbl,
POTAT0ES.-The stock here is light. Peach Blows,
none in market; would bring if here $125@.4O Car
tiers are selling at Sl20@125 bushel, and $3.50 a
Dbl. and White MERGERS are bringing S15O q bushei
PETR0LEUM.-We quote Refined this week at
3Sd'40 cts 2 gallon in bond, at which figures some
considerable sales have been made, and 5000 cts
5000 cts p gallon free.
PQWDER.-Powder is unchanged in price and it
is still selling at S6.25@650 for Blasting and Mining
and $50 2 key of D tbs for Rifle.
PLASTER.-Plaster is selling in small lots at S775
ton; The supply is light as is also the demand.
viz: 9991a cts for Rangoon, and 111A@l2I cts for
Carolina We have heard of no transactions worth
SUGARS.-The market during the early part of
the week was dull and heavy under the influence of
large receipts but within the last two three days
favor buyers. The sales this week. previous to to-
day. embrace As hhds aud 100 bbls English Island ex
nohesapeake" altos, mos; 81 hhds common Porto
Rico at 10 cts mos and 234 hhds good refining do,
ex Rothray" at 1013 cts. mos. all taken for REIN
ing l50hhds fair to good grocery Cuba at l0@2 cts
cts. day we note sales of rs hhds good to prime
Porto Rico at 1908 cts Is hhds fair grocery Cuba at
Ig2@lO cts and SO hhds strictly choice Dc at a cts.
for GGEe good rsn nj Y cts for r to
Cuba; ll@l2 cts for fair to good Forto Rico, and 2
gl3% cts for prime to choice do. The imports this
oS2 hhds Porto Rico total 1920 hhds and ia boxes
KEFINED sTGARs.-Hard Crushed are shade lower,
oeing quoted to-day at l534@157s cts; but we still
2u1te Whte Soft Crushed at 1414@15 cts: q and
E6Ira at IS24@l4h cts; and Yellow at l27I(G13 cts.
..oI ma1NGLES-Shingles are still quiet although
We quote as besoga ns N them than there has been
81 and DO, Ssps at SI0@i2 NJ hearts az Sl09
Stt0sSS n market is quiet. but steady. We
quote az iouoEs, viz;Pepper 50 cts; G.ss;a * cts
ginehto az oVze cts: Cloves at I@33 cts. Nina
Us p n. '''''' ana Mace atSl.2OS
/ STARCH. quote as follows, viz. Fo,,s -. MA
~ cts Duryea's Superior at 10 cts DURYEA'S e. Ky
at lOH cts; and kingsford's Oswego at ioio es
p n. wv A0SA'|2 Gus
STAVES.-Staves are in rather better demand and
firmer. We quote r. o. HID at S40(942: W O. HID
at S45@5O, and W. o. Pipe at Sl0O@ll0 per NJ
SALT.-0f Liverpool there is very large stock
and the market for it is extremely dull aud heavy
Ground Alum is however selling in jobbing lots at
Sl.759lS0; Marshall's and Worthington's Fine at
S320d3 & and other less known brands at So l09315
2 sack. Turks Island is in light supply and firm at
60 cents per bushel.
SEEDS.-There has been very little inquiry this
week for Cloyerseed and we have heard of sales.
The season for the sale of it is nearly if not quite
over and there is very little offering. Timothy seed
is very scarce and would bring S. . bushel. Flax
seed we quote at $3.50 . bushel.
TOBACCQ;-Iobacc9 is arriving more freely, the