Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-26

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Sl059. which is 80 cts per hbl less than the same
| description could have been bought at TO-DAY
| Some 400 bbs common Howard Street super
sold early in the week at SO, and several hundred
| bbls Northwestern do was bought at $3.50, but OF
! yesterday and to-day some 400 to 500 bbs of the
/ latter description was sold at Sl0@l025 a bhI
western Extra, but the terms were kept private The
rates for Baltimore Family and high grade Extra
were put yesterday to ST. and $l5 respectively
being an advance previour quotations of so cts Z
| bb and the whole market sympathizes with the adj.
follows, viz: Howard Street and Ohio Super at SD Sc
@lQ75: do Extra at $l29l2.50: Northwestern Super
at $l0Gl0.25; do Extra at $ll@l1.5O City Mills Super
Spring Wheat at $l0Gl02 Is; and do Extra at Sl@It
| . Dbl. ~ ''-S'i-
RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL.-Rye Flour we quote
to-day $550@6, but the last sales of Corn Meal were
.l5 obi. and this is still tho nominal price for it,
The following are the inspections OF Flour and Meal
for the week ending Thursday, bay "a. 1865;
CITY Iilis observation-disclosures. 6.077 20
Onlo.. S,bs9 ......
tanly ,l5f ....
Tota!-wheat Flour ,..........18,O49 20
BYE flour ........."............ so
FISH-Mackera are in very lightsuprly and firm
There are no No 81 in market but No 2s are Sc ling
to quality Eastern Herrings which in good sup
ply are selling at from 81 to &c. and Labrador do al
Herrngs have sold this week as low as S. the
former and 1918 for the latter but at the close
North CSr rs are quoted at $55O9s6 and P9to
they arrive at l35@S4 per Dbl for short and full
bronds. We quote dry Goldfish at $45O@S6 and dc
Hake at S3GS350 per 100 lbs.
FhUIT-Sicily Fruit is active and firm. Dram
in good order selling from store at IS 90
@S9 which is a material advance and Lemons are
bringing Sc 2 box Dried Fruit very dull Rasins are
nOmiually S3SO94 for bunch and $4@4l0 q box for
layer; Figs are selling at 22923ctS Almonds at $685.
cts tilberts at Il cts and English WalnutS at 1920
'FEATHERS.-Te arc quiet but steady at So
@6O cts for ordinary, and 65@75 cts q 10 for prime
Live Geese.
GRAIN.-Gran of all descriptions has throughout
the week been in active demand and the market for
it has generally been firm with an upward tendency
Corn has been in fair supply, the recents reaching
white, and SlS2 cts for yellow out since the opea-
ing il has been steadily improving and it closes
strong at 1904 cts for white and S7S9 cts for yellow
showing an Improvement in the week of to cts PEI
bushel. Of Wheat the receipts continue TO be mea.
| gre the offerings this week adding up only ABOUT
S0O bushels. included in which is $3.50 bushels
Western spring red, which has not been sold. The
market for Wheat continues very firm. Some 3 00(
S5 cts. and yesterday lot Of 400 bushels choice
brought 300 cts which an advance of Is to 20 cts
ans previous sale Fair Maryland reds have sold al
260@Z65 cts. and inferior parcels of red and
white as low as 200 cts We notice also sale Of 001
bushels Milwaukee spring red at q cts. Oats have
improved materially, selling from 81 to y cts pei
bushe but for two three days past the market fol
them has been quito irregular. There have been nc
sales of Rye this week. and we can give no reliable
quotations for il.
| BEANS AND PEAs.-There are no black-eyed Pea!
in market. but they would bring if here S275 p two
bushel bags. White Beans are selling at $225@2. 81
| GUANO AND FERTILIZERs.-W continue t,
quote PERUVIAN juano at 500 ton of TBS; RrounC
Nayassa at $35; Mexican at $50; do $35 Pacific
at 500; Rhodes Super Phosphate at $50 in bbls ans
phosphate $63 Baugh' Raw Bone Phosphate at $50
| do. Ammoniated Super Phosphate at $54; Turner
| Excelsior at $780, Dissolved Bones at SIS, and Bon,
Dust at $45 2 ton of 1000 lbs.
cts 10, and Dressed do at S425@450 r ton currency
Rlss9 1l nay b quoted at $49O ton gold ant
however very limited. and we hear of no sales.
| HIDES.-The market remains quiet. Bueno.
Ayres we quote at l8g2l12 cts gold, and Rio Grand
the latter description here. City Slaughtered ar
selling at 7@S cts for light and 1O9ll cts for heav!
| Hides.
HAY AND sTRAW.-Hay is steady at S19@2
4 for good to prime baled Timothy; and we quot
Rye ye Straw oT st SIS 2 ton;
changed. and we quote Baltimore Charcoal Forg
| and Wheel at $50 scotch at $4S@50 from the yards
and Anthracite at S4t@45 for No. ! Ashland; S4094
| Tor NO do, and S36g3S Q ton for No. do &C
cOrding to the point Of delivery
| ,1NDIG0--Indigo is very dull but prices are I'm.
Madras ss at s a1G MaR e1If2 2Sn
liO cts to S.4O Good descriptions are held with con
| LEATHER.-The market for Leather is quiet, bu
prices are pretty well maintained. We quote as fol
lows, viz Spanish Sole at 80 to 48 cts; City Saughtere
| do at 45950cts; Country do SS@3S cts; and Rougl
Skirting at 34@SS cts for heavy and 3O933 cts 70
light,
terms. but this is the only transaction worth notn
IN this article that has tasen place this week. W
| cts: do. Museovado at 1906 cts Porto Rico at S
OF ftS 1 FfE ERPg,h Is E at S05 ets
firm at 27@2S cts for Brown Stuff, and 40g49 cts !
bushel for "a, MiddlinGs.
| NAVAL STORES.-Spirits Turpentine has adj
Eaneed' and we now quote it at 95@lOO cts g gallon
quote Tar at $59$s 9 and Resin aa at 1
1925 for common $4@S5 for No 2, $5@S6 for No. i
and $950@10P Dbl for Pale.
1 NAlLS.-Nalls we quote at 61a cts for I'D and M
| wards. IA cts for Sd. and 81 cts for I'd.
| QILS.-Oils are quiet but steady. Lard we quot
ter and $2.6Oa265 for Spring; Whale at $l.20Gi .
for crude and Sl3Ogl 35 for Bleached, and Tanners
at $l.lO@l,2 20 per gallon. Linseed has again adj
vanced: and is now quoted at $l.62Gl.65 p gallon
| OLIVE Olive quote Marseilles atS5. 90@6.90 {
case forquarts and pints and Bordeaux at $l025@l2
| 2 case for quarts and pints and SIS for half pnts
Sardines in Oil are selling at Il cts each for half boy
es. and Nl92 cts for quarter boxes CASTLE Soap il
selling at 1908 cts for pink and S4S95 cts e ID fo
white.
| PR0VISI0NS.-The Provision market during al
the early part of the week was dull and depressed
but advices of an improvement at the West, com
bined with the advance in gold has impaired goof
degree of rmness to it, and it closes strong aud fairly
| active. At the opening of the week Bulk Meat wa
auI at pa cts for Shoulders and 1871 cts for Sides
put To-day 100 hhds Shoulders sold at 1873 cts sn6
Sldes were held firmly at 1913 cts. For Bacon there
mas been through the week fair jobbing demand
oet no large sales were made until to-day when lo
Dr;c mus oldes were sold at 1T24 cts. The obbine
een ahrough the greater part of the week have
ueeh "a and III cts but to-day sales have beer
aae 81 'ooong lots at Is and IS cts for Shoulder,
eray ana A. the close these figures were gener-
elusive OF the lot reported above reach 15o ~ IN
hhds ov to 20 hhds of which were sold do ~ o. ~
r s. tee sto ok is quite light and we quote them
bbls at S3l, at which figure it closes and SAFES on o.
heard also OF some small sales of Prime Mes as y.
$3.50, and OF hump at SIS per Dbl. Lard is dull thu
City at q cts. Western closes dull and nomnsi u
/ q cts. "' a.
1 BUTTER AND CBEEsE.-The receipts are light h,,
the demand is also limited, and prices have decn
at S2@35 cts, and Western at 26D28 cts for common
and 3S to 40 for prime. There is no Goshen In mar.
ket Eastern Cutting Cheese ranges from l6 to % cts
as in quality and we quote Eastern English Dairy a
| P0WDER.-Powder is unchanged in price, and i
is still selling at $65@6 so for Blasting and Mining
and $s.75 keg of Is lbs for Rife.
| v ton. The supply is light as is also the demand.
| POTATOES.-Potatoesa are in light supply, but sew.
eral cargoes are expected daily. We quote Maine
Carriers and Peach Blows at Sl4O@l.45. and Mercer.
1 PETROLEUM.-There have been no transaction,
of moment this week in Petroleum SO far as we have
heard; but we quote Refined steady at 4294S cts in
bond and 60@61 cts q gallon. Some sales have VIC
understand. been made for delivery next month al
| a cts in bond. We note the export this week o.
| 1874 gallons to Cork.
RICE.-There is a fair trade demand for this arti
dian Ss and III cts for Csrons Gus ''r East In
! SUGARs.-There was considerable activity In
sugars during the early part week the demand