Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-10


Ohio. 3,O29
Family. 1928
Total-Wheat Flour, 14,3G so
Rye Flour 3 3dd
0G FEAf fH quote Feathers at og75 cts for
mixed, and SO0S5 cts = ID for prime Live Geese.
There is, however, but little doing in them.
FRUIT---For foreign Fruit of all descrip-
tions the market continues dull, but prices are
in general unchanged Sicily Oranges and Lemons
s6 S9i for b3neB and V $50 BOX or aye
Figs at 15@l5 cts; Dates at Is cts: CurrantS,
and S5S$9 for soft sheled Fii6ers at l6 cts; English
Walnuts at 126lS cts; Brazil Nuts Palm Nuts ut
L cts; Pecan Nuts at 25 cts. q h. and Pea Nuts at
ern Cocoa Nuts are bringing S90dl0O 4 thousand.
Eastern Cranberres range at from $Io@l2 p Dbl, the
latter figure being for prime Cape Cod.
FISH.-The demand for Fish continues very lin
ited and quotations nominal. There have been no
cargo sales for considerable time all the cargocs re
ceived Recently having been put instore Somesales
remaking from store but tono great extent Wequote
nominally follows viz: Mackerel at $l45O@15 for
l.. Herrings at :$9.5O@lo.50 for Labrador; $500
$50 for for Labrador Shore S5@65o for Halifax, and
selling at 55@65 cts for No. J. and 7O@8O cts for Scale
Goldfish is selling at S7@S8 Hack at S425@$5 =
GUANO-GuanO is in moderate demand butprices
are without change. Peruvian is selling at Sl10@1l5
Navassa at S35 for Ground Mexican A at $50; do a
at $50 Pacific at 500; anG Bone Dust at $50 q ton.
Fertilizers range in price at from $50 to $50 q ton
GRAIN There has been large falling off this
terrupt ton of navigation by ice the offerings for the
week at the Corn Exchange being only about 5000
bushels against 10000 bushels last week. but there
has been corresponding decrease in the demand,
and both white and yellow have ruled at considera-
bly, lower figures than during last week. White
ruled generally at from So to IS cts To-day some
small lots sold at 50 cts but large lots of prime would
have brought readily S5cs. Yellow opened at IS cts,
some 5000 bushels selling this fgureon Saturday
and Monday, but i has ruled subsequently at from
- to 10 cents. To-day 1t was steady at IS cents,
all the sales being at this figure. The supply Of
Wheat continues light, the receipts this week
ReTe been Si at 1890 cts for common and Ordinary
red 2l2G2l5 cts for fair do 230@235 cts for good to
prime do 1856 cts for fair white, $50 cts for good do
red and white may be quoted as closing steady at
these figures There have been about 1000 bushels
can give reliable quotations for it. Oats
opened al i7@50 cts but they have been selling for
week have BEEN eG about COO bushels fT'eip 'n
BEANS AND PEAs.-Black Eyed Peas are selling at
$275 two bushel bag, and We quote White Beans
cts T s f ft5 fer mfdun s and 40 cts for
quotations, viz Sl7@l9 for baled Timothy; S15@l7
for loose do Sl3@i5 for bale1lCloyer, and we quote
straw S, at SlSg0 for Rye and SlO@l2 y ton for
HID P are steady but net active, We
~ cts gold, and City Slaughtered at cts for Cow
and l0@l2 cts currency for Steer Hides.
= hEMTPP NJ american is selling at 12149l3 cts
it would bring if here $t25 . ton. Clean Russia is
selling at New York at 800 e ton, and Manila at
INDIG0:-Indigoi is in fair supply and moderate
ad 2aet at f. fSE AND TF aG G1FaGGaS at
81 10 to Sl:52. Good descriptions are held with
IRoN.-IEon continues in active demand and firm
Baltimore Charcoal Iron is steady at previous quota
tons, viz S55 for Forge; and $3.50 = ton for Wheel
but for Ashland Iron prices are 81 a ton higher, the
rates to-day being 5O@ 81 for Mol Anthracite; S4S@ e
for No. do; and S43a44 2 ton for No do There have
been sales Of moment this week. from the fact that
the principal furnaces have sold all they deliver
for week or two to come. Scotch Iron is selling
from shipboard at $50 y ton, and the market closes
strong for all descriptions
LEATH ER-Leather continues in fair request, and
tue market for It is steady and firm We quote as fol-
do al 45g52 cts Country do 5000 cts; Rough Skirt
ing at 52aSi cts for heavy and 30g33 cts for light
and Calf skins u 3o at 66 90 cts to 81 Is q ID in the
MADDER.-We quote Madder at ll14@l51l cts cur
re %GI for J gyi%e P gRc5 ombro: ,,.,
Mo A. IN is very little doing in Mo
i SRI5S3 MSsE SSi?S P PFq
covado at 4S@50cts; English Island at 40i5 cts for
common. and 60@T0 cts for good to prime, and
Pgrt f, Rice PR st f5gSP cts for good to prime
mand and steady at p cts. but Middlings, which still
range from g to 81 cts. are still dull,
the fgurus quoted last week, viz ~ cts for cut Id
and UPWARDS 81 cts for 3d. and 81 cts . for %.
continues dull and heavy, and the tendency of prices
is still downward. We note sales this week Of some
define Of c Commo n RosG we quote S f?G
and No: q; do at S6.50GST z Dbl. No. Rosin is !
nOminally $9@l2 2 bbl but there is none here. Tar
may n, De quoted tins week at S2'5@3 for SMALL and
QILS.-0ils are quiet. but steady. We quote as
Winter; Crude Whale at Sl55al so Refined do. at at
8 8 .S0g1S2 for Spring and Winter Tanners, Oil at
?l.5OGI 3d. and Lard Oil at Slo5 = gallon Linseed
ONIONS Onions are steady at $3.50 for Red, and
OLIVE OLIVE quote Marsoilles at 675@7 oer
case for quarts and pints and bordeaux at $l2@l3 Z
case Tor quarts and pntS Sardines in Oil are sell
PROVIsIoNs.--The market for Provisions has
ruled firm this week. under favorable adyices from the
West but although there has been more doing than for
week or two past it has nevertheless been inactive
It seems now, to be reduced to certainty that the
Hog crop the present year several hundred thou
and head short of that of last year. and holders are
in consequence quite firm in their views and gene
this week sales offOhhds Bulk Shoulders at sSl:
cts 10000 TBS loose do to arrive at 22 cts 10000 Bulk
lot of 100000 lbs. Bulk Sides for june delivery For
probably 100 hhds Shoulders and Sides have been
made during the week at 143l9l5 cts for the former
and llS cts for the latter. and it closes steady at
for plain and sugar cured. We notice sale this
week of s. bbls Rpmp Pork at s3 but we have heard
been freely offered this week but there are no sellers
under $50 per bbl at which figure it closes firm We
notice sale this week of 100 tierces Lard for June
delivery at I've but for present delivery Lard may be
quoted at is cts for city, and cts for estern
BUTTER AND CHEEsE..-,The market for Butter con-
tnues dull and heavy, the demand being confined
entirely to local wants. We quote follows viz New
ork State at from 81 to 10 cts. the latter being for
strictly choice Glades at 30@35 cts Roll at S0@38
cts; and Western at 2G25 cts. Cheese is selling at
1902 cts for New ork State and 252S cts for Con-
necticut English Dairy. Eggs $500 cts p dozen
by the Dbl
PETROLEUM.-Petro has further declined
Refined being quoted to-day at 1880 cts in bond,
and 70 cts gallon free. The market for it is very
dull There Is nothing doing in Benzine, and we can
give no quotations for it. We note the export this
week of 10000 gallons Refined Petroleum to Buenos
Ayres. -O'
POTAT0ES.-Peach Blows are selling from the
wharf at 5000 cts p bushel, and in bbls at 10 and
at $3.50 q Dbl. -
P0WDER.-Powder is selling at s6.25@6.5O for
Blasting, and Mining, and SS.75 q keg of % lbs for
PLASTER. There are no sales making, and it is
entirely nominal.
RICE:-Rice is very quiet. Some sales are how
ever making at the quotations, which still as fol-
lows, viz: 92Gl0 cts currency, for East India and
l2Gl3 cts currency for Carolina.
SUGARS.-There has been moderately active
demand for Sugars this week, and we have to note
DECIDED Improvement in the general tone Of the
market, although prices show no material change
The sales for the week add up 46s hhds and they in
eiude 80 hhds common grocery Cuba at = cts; l+3
hhds good do at y cts; 20 hhds prime do at 13Gl3h
cts rs hhds good to prime Porto Rico at from 1213
to II cts, and 20 hhds prime and choice English
viz at l1@11 cts for fair to good refining l2@131 cts
for good to prime grocery Cuba; Poll cts for good
to prime Porto Rico; and 141@@l5R for Centrifugals
The imports this week are 3,177 bags and 80 cases