Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-25

Of no sales. 1t is held generally at "a a bushel
s sui arm with
ward tendency, A few small lots we're sold to-day
at 22@2 80 for Western and small lot of city was
sold to be delivered next week, at 1921 2 gallon.
New York Markets.
NEw York, January 24.-Cotton is unchanged;
sales 1900 bales. Flour unchanged sales 10000 bbs.
S T9sn s 9 Goln hS d" s1 sR 6 o
mixed S4@s7 cts. Pork heavy: sales Mess at $29.57.
Lard heavy at 15@1S cts, Whisky dull at $2;27:
@l.25 Naval Stores dnll.. Petroleum dull and
lower sales at 3l2 Cts. Freights quiet Cotton $50
ZIG. Corn per steamer so cts Gold 1897.
Philadelphia Markets.
PHILADELPHIA, Ian. 2.-Flour is dull Sales I'M
important. Wheat lower. Red S2Ge220 Corn quiet.
elbow 1907 cts. Coffee firm. Whisky dull. Sales
at 50 26@227
Boston Markets.
January 22-The receipts since Saturday have
been 1928 bbls Flour, $50 bushels Oats and $3.50
bushels Rye. The demand for Flour is moderate.
and the sales have been small, Western superfne at
tras at S975al075 good and choice. including favor
tie ST. Louis brands, at Sl1@l6 2 Dbl. Southern
EogT r%a s the In Corn sss haze been
and old western mixed at 95@Sl as in quality. Oats
are selling at 60@63c q bushel for northern and
Si@i.O2. Shorts SSOa$l. Fine Feed at spas, and
Middlings at $500 = ton.
Butter-The Buffalo Commercial of the 18th, says
markets, and is quoted as follows Cleveland
dull at 28G30c for the best tub and ROLL at Toledo.
5S Se k?g rs % Zoe at GhG9go best diary
Milwaukee. 22@2ic for best roll, and 20a2212c for
drkin. The market here is very dull and tending
downward Wholesale quotations Canada and West
ern 25@.30c; State frkin 30@32c and roll 35936c
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2-Flour is in fair demand and
prices are steady-sales at $7@7.50. Whisky steady
at S25 free Hogs are dull andEprices Is cts lower
nj S11 D0T11 rLl pity 1rpssed
Mess Pork held Ct go for . sa brands With
prime city.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Jan; 2i.-flour is firm. Wheat active at
qniet at q cts Oats dull. High wines quiet. Pro;
at $3.50 with only small sales. Ordinary Mess Pork
sold to limited extent at So Beef hams in moder-
ate request ar $50 to S55. Picked meats without
!eria change; Green meats are steady. Hams $50
IS cts. Shoulders. packed, ga cts. Lard steady at
II cts Hogs are less active and prices have declined
o@l5 cts. Dressed hogs have declined 25 cts Sales
Providence Markets, Jan. 90.
Wool.-Market quiet prices in favor of buyer con-
cessions of 2GS cts ID are made in order to effect
the lower grades. Canada combing firm and I'M
changed. Sales for the week, 5000 lbs fecse at
Printing Cloths-Market very dull The following
arethe sales: $500 pieces 6Ox6i on private terms.
ExpOrts-FOreiSn.
Antgua.-Br schr Phantom-iO9 hbls flour, $50 do
meal 80 do pork So do bread $3.50 lbs lard 500 do
cheese 10000 do candles $50 do butter 800 bush corn
20l shocks.
Havana-Str. Isabella-4S5 cases oysters, do mdse.
$50 bbls do 100 do onions 515 lbs hams do butter
10 rkns do. kegs do, $50 bush corn % boxes crack
ers. 200 d0z brooms; / package.
Imports Foreign.
Rio de Janero.-3,056 bags Coffee J. L. Phillips Il
Co., New York.
Halifax, n. S.-Br. schr Graham-635 bbls behring's
20 do mackerel. y half do do, 81 bbs tongues and
sounds, Thos. R. Matthews Il Sons.
lmpOrts-COastwise.
Charleson-Str. Ellie Knight-3,OL6 bushels salt, 3
bales ecutting7, ties rice, 20 bales cotton Pen
dergast. Fenwick Co.; 81 do do, ", E. Hooper j
Sons y do do, Hopkins i Co.; do d. J.P. Pleas
auts Sons :; do do, I, J. Carson.
NOrfolk-Str. Adelade-9 bales cotton. % bags
peanuts. Griffin Bros. Il Co.: bale cotton, p. ?.
Clements; 3 do do. Whedbee i Dickinson.