Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-15
Baltimore Markets, January I3, 1866.

COFFEE.-Coffee continues quiet. and the feeling
hoard Of to-day is of 50 bags Rio at 20 cts gold
We still quote as follows. viz:-Rio at 171a0lS15 cts
gola for common to fair, 19@2OA cts gold for good
21I@231a cts gold; and java at 2S@2s15 cts gold
FLOUR.-There is fair inquiry for good Super,
b and 9 obs sales are making At the
continues very dull. Holders are, however not
pressing sales and nearly all varieties held with
Howard Street at $S5O@S75 for Super; So 25@975 for
Extra $lO9l050 for Fancy do Sill .50@12 for Family
y %ests51 0 s. Esss5 f for sqRsF $s f9T EIT
ard Extra; and sii5giS for Shipping brands do Pa
grade Family and Extra are still selling at SIS for
the former, and $lS Dbl for the latter, We quote
Baltimore and Brandywipe but for 10th articles III
market is very dull.
GRA1N.-The receipts of Grain were light to-day,
and the market consequently inactive. OF Wheat
there were some 1900 bushels, ali Red offered. but
the only sale reported of 800 bushels good
at 235 cts Wheat although otactiye is firm at pre-
vlous quotations. White Corn was lower, a sale of
1000 bushels. Sthe only one we heard of being made
at IS cts Yellow was quite active, some 10000 bush
els selling at so cts yesterday price at which figure
it closed steady. Corn is coming forward quite slow
y, the total of the fresh receipts to-day being only
5000 bushels. Oats were lower, small lot brought
s. cts but 1000 bushels we're sold at 5CG52 cts
There was nothing done Rye. but we quote it nomin-
MOIASSES.-Thei inquiry isvery limited, and sales
quote as before Cuba at 10000 cts for cayed and IS
go cts for Muscovado English Island at 65@S5 cts,
and Porto Rico at 709S5 cts.
PROVISIONS.-There has been decided i'm
proyemen within the last two or three days in the
tone of the Provision market and more disposition
to operate has been manifested than at any time
since the opening of the season. The general i'm
preston is that the crop is short and that prices
have touched bottom Nearly $500 head of Hogs
have been taken by packers here within the past few
days at i214@134 cts and we look for more active
market for all descriptions of the Hog product To-
day we have heard of sales of some 800 bbIs Mess
Pork at $30@3025 q Dbl. but have heard of moth
ing of consequence in other articles Bulk Meat is
held pretty firmly at 13 cts for Shoulders l5ll6 cts
for Sides and is cts for Hams, and we quote Bacon
at 159l6 cts for Shoulders. 1S@1s5 cts for Sides.
and 22D2 cts for Hams; there is good jobbing de-
for Butchers and 10 cts for Western but we hear of
no sales.
RICE-We quote Carolina at 12@13 cts. and East
tie doing in either description.
SUGARS.-There has been considerable activity
to-day In Sugars, and the feeling in the market is
stronger again. The sales include cargo of l47 hhds
cts mos; 50 hhds fair grocery Cuba at l2 cts: 50
hhds good TO prime Porto Rico at from 1875 IA cts,
and rs hhds choice Demerara at 15ls01512 cts. We
still quote as follows viz Cuba and English Island
at 1l17@l1A cts for fair to good refining; 12@13N
cts for fair to prime grocery: Porto Rico at 1l19
to prime; l4@l44 cts for choice, and Centrifugals
at 1906 cts.
REFINED SUGARs.-Deliveries of Refined Sugars
are making at lSH cts for Hard Crushed, 171l@l6N
cts for White SoftCrushed and 15@5s cts for Yellow
SEEDS.-Cloverseed has improved again, and we
now quote it at 81 $50 bushe for good to prime
lots, Sales OF some 50 to @Q bushels were