Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20
BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCIAL-TUEsDAY, MAROH 30. 1see

quote as follows. viz: Howard street at $s@S25 for
common Super; S0,50@S.75 for good to choice do:
$l29125Ofor Family,W stern at S! 1908 for common
Super: $S5@S5 % for good to choice do; S.T5Q9 for
common Extra; $9.25@950 for good DO: Sl1912 for
Family and City Mills at SSS 3 for common Super;
for good to choice do 5000 for standard
Extra, and $ll@1l.50 q Dbl for high grade do suita-
BILE for the Rio market. Patapsco, Reservoir and
other brands of Baltimore Family and high grade
Extra are sellipg by the dray load to the trade at
SI4.5O Tor Family and Sl275 p hbl for Extra. Rye
Flour may % be qnoted at s4@425. and Corn Meal
GRAIN.--Corn was in fair supply to-day, the re-
ceipis reaching about 1900 bushels. The demand
was however. moderately active, and white brought
an advance of to cts Saturdays prices One or
two small lots sold at 20 cts, but the greater part of
the receipts changed hands at 7l@72 cts. Yellow was
hrm at 10 cts for good lots some 1000 5000 bushels
selling at this figure OF Wheat there is but little
arriving, less than 1000 bushels being at market to-
day nut prime is wanted and would sell very readily
II mere. Inferior lots are, however, slow of SALE A
few parcels red sold to-day at 20 for ordinary and
z3o oS cts for prime. the latter figure being an adj
vance Oats dull; round lots will not bring over
4o - cts but they are retailing az 4950 cts and one
small lot brought 81 cts to-day Rye is very dull it
Is nominally worth 5000 cts.
AoLASSES.-T is nothing doing in this arti-
Gle, and we hear very, little inquiry for it. We
quote nominally as follows, viz: Cuba clayed at
4O945 cts: do Muscovado at 5O96O cts; English
Island at 5O97O cts; and Porto Rico at 5000 cts
PR0VIsIoNs-The market to-day has been
quiet the decline in gold having tended to check
operations but We see no change to note in its gen
sraI condition Bulk Meat is Held with considerable
hrmnesS at llI(@l2 cts for Shoulders. and l5GI5lf
cts for Sides and Mess Pork at 27 e bbl but We hear
OF no sales of either to-day. For Lard there is still
Bacher RSs Sae h eday at q OF cts e W5
very little offering. For Bacon there is good Job
6ng demand and it is moving off pretty freely atl3
q to "a cts for Hams. The market for all descrip-
tons o., Of the hog. product closes steady.
Eds TF ~ yery quiet but we quote as before
l2l2@lZ24 cts . ID.
SUGARS.-Sugars are dull and heavy. The con-
tinued decline in gold has checked operations and
haye heard Of 5 is one of 70 hhds Choice English
are nomlnauy unchanged; viz: l012@lGH cts for
fair to good refining; 114@l3 cts for fair to prime
grocery Cuba: ll@llh cts for common Porto Rico
choice d. and i8 cts for Ce a CTS ior
quoted follows viz I6sz cts forHard Crushed; i45s
l529 cts for White Soft Crushed 14l4@l43 cts for
and G Extra, and l3@l&34 cts for Yellow.
SEEDS.-For CloverSeed the market is very quiet
Good to prime ranges in price from s. IS to $G25 q
bushel but there is demand for it except in the
retail way Inferior and ordinary lots are quite
saleable. Timothy Seed is nominal at $4@4.25. and
SALT.-There is very little doing in Liverpool.
Ground alum beng, particularly dull. This descrp-
non selling at 81 for coastwise, and 50 10 for direct
appropriations: and we quote Fine at S3.55@S.60 for
WorthDgtOns, and S}.40G350 q sack for less known
brands Turks Island is selling from store at 60 cts
WHISKY.-WhisEsyre remains dull at previous quo
tstlons, viz: 81 2G22S per gallon for Western tho
the latter figure being, however, only obainable for
retail lots.
Boston Dry Goods Markets, MarcE, II.
;, The market is dull and unsettled for all kinds of
Dry Goods and prices steadily tend downward. Some
holders OF goods continue to force them off at very
low hgnres, and no reliable quotations can be given
for either cottOnS or wOoilens Woolleu manufac.
turers particularly begin to feel quite uneasy mt the
continued dizziness of the market Goods have accu-
lnulated to considerable extent, and manufacturers
.fGl
ehlnery and dScharginG their workmen, or to 90 on
and produce goods when it is doubtful if they will be
able to realize new dollar for an old one. To stop
their mills involves serious loss, besides unsettling
their business and to go on with the present pros
poets OF business to say the least not very encOur-
aging. Some still look for a favorable change but
the season for active operations is fast disappearin
and is evident that the trade will scarcely
from the depression Of the past few weeks.
1t is scarcely worth while to make any quotation
for cottons as there are really no reliable prices
Goods have been forced off at low figures and each
sale only adds to the depression. The policy of
croWdng oil goods IN the present state of the market
lsay questionable one and those who have had
courage enough to hold on may vet be the gamers
Standard sheetngs have been sold at % cts and fine
and bleached sheengs and Shirngs very irregular
prices Prints are gradually tending downward lead
ns Styles selling al 2IG y cts down as low as IS cts
for ordinary makes. De Laine manufacturers have
submitted to further considerable reduction. The
Pacific BILLS are selling at q cts for Persans q cts
Armures and rs cts for Challies. The Manchester
Print Works at % cts for PcrSianS "A cts for Alnures
and 70 cts for Chales; and the Hamilton goods tn
same prices.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, March l9.-Cotton has declining ten
dency-Sales 300 bales at 400il cts. Flour dull at
decline of lO020 cts-Saes $500 bbls State and West
ern at $6S0aS.2o Ohio 20g1l Southern unchanged.
put closed heavy Wheat dull and and cts lower:
Sales Of 1000 bushels No. Milwaukee Club at 81 &c.
Corn has declining tendency, End prices are and 8
cts lower-Saes Of s. 900 bushels at 7375 cts Pork
frm-Mess S26. Lard heavy at l7@19% cts Whisky
dull at S225. Sugar dull at l03s@llI@ cts. Cote
dull. Naval Stores dull Turpcntne 90a92J% cts
Petroleum dull. Freights quiet-Cotton 5-l6th's@
81 Corn 81 cts. Gold 1855.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, March 19-Flour is very dull. Wheat is
dull and prices have declined 4 to = ct; sales at
Sl2i3i for No. !. and S7G89 cts for No. 2 Corn is
dull and prices have declined 12@1 ct sales at 4O "a
Il cts for No. l, and 35% cts for rejected Oats dull
at 2iG2412 cts for No. l. Provisions quiet. Mess
Pork $26. Sweet Picked Hams IL cts. Steam Lard
IS cts Hogs quiet at Saturday prices High Wines
are nominal at at S222G223.
i'iailadeiphia Markets.
PHILADELPHIA. March 19.-Petroleum is dull and
unsettled. Cotton is very quiet. Coffee is quiet
Flour and wheat quiet Corn in fair request at
20 cts. Oats steady. Whisky dull
Cincinnati markets..
CINCINNATI, March 1a-Flour and Wheat are dull.
Whisky > cts, and dull. Provisions are nominal
Lard 1877 cts. Gold III.