Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-14

$3.50 for Super; S9@96215 for standard Extra and
Sl5Ggl lI5P bbl for high grade do. Patapsco, ReSer
yoir and other brands of Baltimore Family ana
h sade ETra fs By hg arf Eli fSe q
Rye Flour may be quoted atiSi94.@5, and Corn Meal
nominal at 1913 p Dbl ,c.
GRAIN.-Wheat is in fair demand, and for prime
lots the market is firm. There were ABOUT 5'IOo
bushels, ali red market to-day. and sales were re.
ported Of 800 bushels fair at ~ cts ana o. some LOW
bushels good to prime at BOO 233 cts Corn was in
comparatively light supply; the receipts reaching
about - coo bushels. The demand was moderately
since yesterday White sold at 6Sa70 cts mixed at
65G5 cts. and yellow at 65@61 cts, most of the sales
lower in price There were about 5000 bushels Of
fered and few small lots sold at 474S cts. We
heard Of no sales OF Rye.
cheons English Island, eX'Missssippi" on private
terms We quote nOminally as follows, viz: Cuba
clayed at 400 Is cts do MuscOyado mt 50@60 cts; En-
gish Island at 5O@7O cts and Porto Rico at 5O@ 70
cts per gallon:
.PR0XISIONS.-We hear of sale to-day of 500
terces estern Lard for delivery in April at 49, cts
but this is the only transaction of Importance that
we have heard of. There is moderate jobbing de-
mand for Racon, but no large sales are making.
Shoulders are bringing generally Il cts, and Sides II
cts, but we hear of some sales at l5M and l64 cts.
Hams range from 20 TO g cts There is no Bulk Meat
selling far advised, and we quote it nomi-
nal at l2@I24 cts for Shoulders aud l5@15M cts for
Sides. Mess Pork is quoted at ST .5DG2S q Dbl, but
rates are entirely nominal there being no transactions
in it. Lard on the spot may be quoted at llA@iS
cts for Butchers land 49, cts for Western, but 1t Is
very dull.
RTCE.-Rice is very quiet but we quote it steady
at $685. cts, for Rangoon, and l212@l22 cts 2 H..
for Carolina.
sUGARS.-There is nothing whatever doing in
Sugars, SO far as we are advised. The market is fat
and heavy and rates are entirely nominal. We
P 9P g:b F 5 oP p o pTe
Porto Rico, and l4@14L4 cts. for choice do.
l6 cts for Hard Crushed; I@l54 cts for White Soft
Crushed; li3I@15 cts for c. and c. Extra and l39l4
cts for Yellow.
SEEDS.-Coverseed remains very dull. For strictly
prime holders ask $3.50 $50 but common seed, the
stock of which is very large. we quote at $55O96 y
bushe y, Tmothyseed i. nominal N At S4@425 and we
SALT.-There is very little doing in Liverpool
Ground Alum berg, particularly dull This deScrip-
ton is selling ut 81 for cOaSwise, and S20 for direct
impoFtations, and we quote Fine at $3.55@3;60 for
Worthingtons 5, and 3.40@350 q sack for less known
brands. Tanks Island is selling from ship at s. cts
and from store at 60 cts Il bushel.
WHISkY.-Whisky is quiet but steady at $3.50
go 2 gallon for City and Western. Some small sales
are making at these figures.
New York Markets.
New. YORK, March 13.-FIour has declined 70 cts;
sales of 5000 bbls State $6.75GS.2O Ohio SS.10@ll
Southern IS 15015.50. Wheat has declined 1@2 cts;
sales of 5000 bushels; Milwaukee Club at $l7Q AM
900 bushels at 70 cts Beef is steady sales of 1000
bbls; Mess $26a26l23. Lard firm; sales of 1900 bbls
at l6l% 0SM els. Whiskey dull. Cotton dull and la
2cts lower; sales Of 1000 bales at 4o94 cts Sugar
dull; Havana 1914 cts. Petroleum dull. Freights
quiet. Gold closed at 1875.
New York Dry Goods Market, March IL.
JORRERs' PRICES.
Brown Sheetings-5tark A. Sc; Shawmut 25c:-
Shetucket A. l9c; do B, l7o., Beachedi Sbirtngs-.
Son, 36 inch, 80 c; do 80 inch, &c. PrntS-Cocheco
2lc American, 10 c; freeman, l6o; Arnold, 16c. De
Iaines-lLamilton, 25c; Pacific, 25c. Ginghams-Lan-
caster, 2}e; Hartford, &c. CambricsaoWa shington
20c Portland, l5c. Silesias-Ciinton, 32@' Indian
Orchard, 2j13e;. Canton FlannSelG;-,Nappmkeag $9o
Nashua, &c. Ticks-ConestOEaCCA,5 2ct2;d0 AA 6Oc
StriDpS-E9d,p HgOp
Bradey's Duplex Elliptic 20 to 80 hoops, Size to
81 05: Empress Trail, ST.; :. I. and q. L. Myers
\ J.. prices unchanged.
Albany. Five Stocls Market. March 3.
Beoves-The cattle market closes firm, at an ad
vance of &c e H. live weight over the current rates
moderate and to this circumstance. together with the
fact that the demand for New ork is somewhat bet
Ter than it has been for several years past Is due the
rise The withdrawal Of the prohibition against the
importation Of cattle from ClHada leads many to OK
pect that there will be large supply from that quar-
Ter the coming week. and this should prove to be
the case reduction III prices may be looked i0r
The average quality Of the offerings this week is only
fair The supply of fair mark etabc steers and oxen
Is liberal and mostly from Illinois, but there is
almost total absence Of choice quality of beeveS
Receipts.-.fhc following is Il comparative state
ment Of receipts at this market over the Central
Pail.oad, estimating seventeen TO the car.
This week. Last week
beeYes 2i SG8 %s99
S f" q 80 gIonv; 2 2SSS $500
Precs ~ --1'' '>l'"l'' This week Last week
Premium SH.9ytA NOV
Firsf 2;,2g S2g Ssy :,
Second qua!ty. ............ 6.e0a $50 $500 Goa
hi" ty'',........ 500 3,5} 459@s 3 100
Sheep-The cool weather that has prevailed during
the week has been favorable for butchering and the
demand for sheer has been brisk at an advance Of
about : r H. We hear Of the following sales: @->,
averaging 10 lbs, at &c q ib 5S, averaging " lbs,
ut SIZE r b, go averaging JOB Tbs, at I@sc { ID; 49,
ayeragRg 81 1 Gc & 3D. ~ ayesa rsgad l o 70
IIogs-NominaIly l0lf@lg3>a. We do not hear Of
any sales, and all received during the week we're
shipped through to New 4oTk.-AIpts.
Chicago Cattle Market. March &c.
Cattle-The prices range from $3.50 for common
stock to 1913 for good shipping steers.
The market to-day has been one Of unusual ac-
tgity and prices have ruled l015c = 100 lbs better
than yesterday. This improvement is due TO the re
ceipt of more favorable Gdvices from the markets
abroad, which have induced shippers to operate with
more freedom than for some days past. The receipts
continue large; the total number of the week exceed
ing by some thousands that Of any single week for
some months past, yet the activity which has charac
terZed the mars ct Tor the past three days, has ena
hied holders to work their stock off remarkably well
1t is estimated that at the close of the market to-day
not more than 200 to l,5G0 head remained unsold.
Packers have been more active; and nearly 1900
taken nearly one thousand heal, the balance going
10 feeders. butchers and spectators.
Hostile sales range from 1915 to $780, chiefly
sq0925 The market to day has been rather quiet,
and prices have experienced little quotabc chance
from yesterday. The receipts are light. and nearly
al on sale have found purchasers. Both Shippers
and packers have been operating, the latter taking
about 100 head. and the former not far from 500
head.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, March 13.-Flour is quiet. Wheat is also
quiet Mt 81 2iII. Corn moderately active at 30 cts.
Oats dull. High Wines quiet. Mess Pork S25.62l@c
-5.1J Prime Mess S2i@2i.5O. Lard very dull. Hogs
dull and declined 25@5 cts; sales at $9@925 for fair
TO choice. DressedsHOgs are dull at Sl0.5O@i0.15.
New York Cattle EGarkGi.
New YORK, March 13.-Beef has declined to 12@lS
q RpppIDtS sheen O. Is
Receipts li000 head. Swine 1o35@A cts Receipts
1900 head.