Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-25

LIST OF DROyERS.

LIST OF DROyERS.
The following are the names of drovers, owners or
consignees of the principal droYes, and where the
cattle are rep0r, ed FROM
Bsthgate d Murphy, Illinois IS
L. RothschG illinois. . 81
David Robinson, 81
j. .. ROnner. Indiana IS
u IL 1ayi0r fehuSy ivan 30
EDWARD !. aoton' "a
Roberts BRO, ONO ................ SO
uaFiu hoplns0l. 20
W. 4. Roberts, ONO. 81
W. Tooles. West Virginia ....,, %
Wiar's u Kirk, Pennsylvania ........... ...... %
Bathgate Il Murphy, Illinois ........... 20
D. Miller, PenDsylvani Is
Fort. Haven Co., Ohio II
teO bond. west lTgnla Is
James AdaIns, ONO Is
H. datCheI!,
REMARKS ON BEEF CATTLE
The receipts Of cattle this week amount TO 100
head, against l,325 head last week. and there have
been sold during the week 665 head which compares
with Liza head sold last week.
The sales shis week follows:
To Baltimore butchers. 40 head
Washington and Annapolis butchers ......l 70 head
Bathgate Murphy. Govt coEtractors...... 81 head
Dalrymen % head
Richmond butchers. head
665 head.
The operations among drovers aud spectators in
the early part Of the week exhibited activity
would be brisk and higher; but, Notwithstanding the
comparatively light supply OF cattle, the market 10
day opened remarkably dull, and continued so until
''N~ NsciiAAS
with 4 downward tendency.
twill be noticed, that the highest quotation to-
day is higher than that of last week. but there were
but very few sold at the highest figure named
There was considerable number left over to-day
unsold the most of which Otis reported(w be taken
to other markets.
BROKERS SALES OF CATTLE.
Tinker " Wilson sold Il Ohio rough and thin cows
and fair for K. Gatcheil at 72s@9l% cts; thin
Md. cattle for their own account at 6@Tj@ cts
a: Il: BaStabe Co. sold 80 fair Illinois cattle for
Webb il Harlan at $500 cts; Il good W. Va cattle
m n pF .@u
to go away IL very fine Adams county, Pa, cattle at
Seymour & Weton sold 80 good Ohio cattle for A.
Depew at S4@93 ets 81 fair Illinois steers for Webb
Sam; Wilhelm sod g head of fair to good Illinois
Edward r Holton sold s. fair to good rood IlIino.
steers for Hook Gordon at 81 $685. cts: "a fair IL
lin0is steers for George England at sac cts
Williars & Kirk sold 81 good Pa. steers for D. L.
Taylor at e@91@ cts; % fair Ohio cattle for ". r.
Roberts at 6hd94 cts.; IS fair indiana cattle for j.
bonner al S@gis e}s Is good Pa cattle for their
Lewis Myers sold 81 head Of pretty good Illinois
heavy Ohio cattle for james Adams at $685. cts;
Il medium Ohio cattle for Fort, Haven & Co. at rs
@49l4 cts: medium quality Maryland cattle for D.
Jacob Elnger 4 Co. sold 20 good Illinois cattle
for David Robinson at 972@9}s cts; Is medium
quality Test Virginia steers iGr George Bono at SD
So cts and good Maryland cows for Mrs. Saunders
at los cts.
N. Lehman sold SO fair Ohio cattle for Roberts &
e e. e at S' cts 80 for his his own account at 80
THE SHEEP MARKET.
The receipts this week are as follows:
At Redsecker's yard ......... $50
Gray Il Judik's yard ............. Us
the CalYerton yard.........~...............1 ia
428
Tinker Wilson report sheep plentiful. and sales
at 51ag7c and tendency downward. The above sales
were early in the week.
>, Gray L Judk report sales of sheep. wool off, at
Sam W;lboI,, rororts .hoo,, ,1o,.;eI - III.
at soc cts, a decline of fully ct q ID.
sam Frankenstein reports sheep in full supply, and
The receipts of sheep this week have been large,
and prices have given way fully ct q H. with indi
cations Of still further decline, and they may be now
quoted at $685. cts 2 ID gross.
- THR SWINE MARKET.
me receipts OF this week follows:
Al MeGieiland L9gans Yards............. 9l8 head
At Gray Judiks Yard 7SS "
1864
Ripley & Co. report full supply of hogs and quo-
tations at l212g i312 cts with downward tendency
Tinker & Wilson quote sales at 1215@lS1I, with a
full supply and downward tendency.
Gray Judik report sales at l214S1312, and prices
Sam. Wilhelm reports hogs in light supply. and
prices at l3@l334 cts.
McClelland & Logan quote hogs at I3a133I cts
The supply of hogs this week has been only mod
crate. but under the influence of former heavy re-
celpts and limited demand, prices have given way
New York Markets.
New YORK, May 2.--Evenng.-Co is firm
sales of $500 bales at 40@i2 cts. Flour generally
closed with an advancing tendency. Prices 1O02O
cts hshcrsales of coo bbls; State s72Oa965: Ohio
S9.3O@14 Western $7.20G950 Southern unchanged
but frmer-saes of $50 b6s Wheat closed With an
advacng endency-saes of IS, 600 bushels at an ad-
na a S Of Sa$ cts New Mlwaukie Club 2l2922Q cts
closed with au advancing tendency and prices had
advanced Z4 cts. Sales OF 49, 600 bushels mixed IS
gS9 cts. Beef steady, Pork heavy-Mess S3O.25.
Lard firm. Whisky dull. Rice firm. Sugar buoyant.
Coffee steady and market quiet. Naval Stores quiet
and firm. Frei2hts dull. Gold 1888.
Phtla rlclphia Markets.
PHILApELPHIA. May 24-FIour firm-supcrfne So
@S.50. Wheat ste ady-S2.75@3 for white and s. 10
@265 for red Corn is active with an advancing ten
dency-Saies at s. cts; Oats steady at Y cts. Coffee
unsettled-sales Mt 2l@&6 cts Petroleum has adj
1873 cts.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. May 24-Flour is firm at an advance of
l. Corn active and advances i@lI ct-saies at So
@55% cts for No. l. Oats firm and advanced l@ll4
cts. Provisions steady.
Milwaukee Markets.
@i R9lLWATKIE' May 4:-Flour firm and advanced 10
Wheat has advanced 2@1S cts--sales at s. 81
ior r. NO. l. Transactions light Corn has advanced
Wilmington Markets,
WHMIyGToE, n. c., Nav 2.-C-,,da T,rnon+;ne
Ros;n ny spirits Turpeptine quiet at 5S59 cts
tn IL f az previous rates or No. and pale Cot.
ION IS nrin at 81 CTS for middng p'-i'' Wv
Augusta Markets.
AUGUSTA, May 24.-Cotton marLat ..s
34s5o cts. Cold excited; sales at lSs@i90.
savannah Markets
SAVANNAH, May 2.-Cotton market op;et. Mil
dliing 34@36 cts. su'eI Mild
Charleston Cotton Market. Mnv %
CHARLESTON, May 23.-Cotton is ADVANCING al,
loo bales to-day; Middling to strict Middling 35s6
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI. May 24-Flour firm and in fair ae-
mand Whisky unchanged. Provisions firm hn,
quiet; Mess Pork S31. Lard 2l1a cts. Gold l39
TOBACCO PLANTGNG.-The Danville Va) Regisfe,
says the rainy of last week gave the farmer.
in the surrounding country opportunity to set ou
tobacco plants. In Pittsylvanin, We learn the to.
bacco plants were generally too backward and small
to he transplanted, but in Cnswell, n c., we heal
they were more forward, and great numbers were pu
in the hills. There seems to be an effort made for
large crop of the weed everywhere The Times saw
planter set out 100000 plants and another 200 600
at single drawing. As the season continues to be
favorable for planting, may rely upon the crop o.
this important stable getting good send off"