Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23

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Prime and choice red may be quoted at 2i0@245 cts
Corn was in fair supply day the receipts including
brought previous figures but yellow fell off to cts
bushel. lot of 5000 bushels yellow sold at the
opening at cts but subsequently, r. 900 bushels
were sold at 76 cts, at which figure it closed The
sales Of white embraced 800 bushels at s. cts, and
and closed oday frmer. Oats were dull and heavy.
some 5000 bushels sold at 50 cts but at the close they
were offered at 4s cts without being taken lot of
IUOO bushels unsound Oats sold at AZ cts There no
Rye o selling but We quote nominal At 5000 cts
no demand for it. and We hear of sales. We quote
n9min9ly as follows, VIZ: Cuba at 5o@6O cts for Clay
ed and $500 cts for Muscoyado. English Island at
65@S5 cts and Porto Rico at 7O@S5 cts.
PROVISI0NS-There has been no movement of
consequence to-day in Provisions, but the market
may be quoted steady for most descriptions At the
West prices are said to be rmer Hogs being quoted
sG eis p at 81 bs At Gheago and So Cncinnat
Is cts tor Shoulders l6 cs for tSides and lS3Gl9 cts
for Hams, There is jobbing demand for Bacon, and
we quote 1t steady at 10 cts for old Shoulders l@l6
cts for Hams. Lard is heldls5 for Western. but
there are no buyers at over Is cts Hogs here in
ll@liT cts. Packers are making no purchases
klCET Tvs continue 3, to % quote Carolina at l2@lS
market for 1t is very quiet.
SUGARS.-sugars continue steady. with fair in
qury, We notice sales to-day of IS tierees English
Centrifugas at l5@l5H cts. We have no change to
note in the figures Sugars and still quote as fol-
a T Rco Ct le pG4 0
choice. and Gentr flu S at i5I6 cts ''
REFINED sUeARs;;mThe rates for Refined Sugars
are follows viz; Is cts for Hard Crushed: 16@17 cts
for White Soft Crushed; and Az cts for Yellow.
SEEDS.-Sales were reported on Change of 200
bushels prime ClOyerseed at Ss.25 per bushel, at
good at @S.l2I2 per bushel. Timothy is held gem
orally at 81 but there is none selling and we quote
%sq5e at ssns at for Ground
Alum, $i.25 for Ashtons fine. and 1915 z sack for
other brands do and Turks Island is bringing 50 cts
,WHISKYI7Me have. rsPoorted toc.dsy sales Of 50
| City and Western do. at $3.50 & gallon.
| BOSTON Cotton Goods Market, Jan. 20.
| Cotton goods have been moving off very quietly
| Heavy standard brown sheetings are held firm at
previous prices, but in one or two instances some
| concessions have been made on fine brown goods
We quote heavy standard Sheetngs at 3S4 cts, with
small sales; and fine brown and bleached sheetings
and shlrtlngs have been IN moderate request from
the trade Brown drills quiet at 3S331 cts, and
| small sales of Jeans. DENNIS, Stripes, Ticks and
| Flannels have been made wanted at prices indi
eating no material change In Print cloths very
the week. owing to the light trade done by jobbers
| and the notion still adhered to by many that as gold
| goes down goods must follow.
For the last two days buyers from New York and
Phi ladelphia have been feeling the market and ndi
cations of more active demand next week are prev
!
ton, and producing only in quantity what fair de-
mand would readily absorb. The present prices must
certainly be realized soon as trade opens, and will
doubtless be maintained or advanced as trade CON
tinues. Ginghams have been in moderate request at
| previous prices. De LANES have been more active.
| The Pacific Company putting on the market some
very beautiful styles Of new spring De LANES, and
they find ready sale We quote Pacifc De LANES at
LANES have been sought after at 80 cts and awoos
at SO cts and this company continues to keep the
reputation previously acquired by fine display Of
| new and beautiful SeaSonable goods.
| New Orleans Cotton Market, Jan. IL.
| The market opened with moderate inquiry this
morning. At later hour, however, there was m Orc
| disposition TO sell and at the close 1000 bales had
been taken by eleven brokers, at such wide range
in rates as to prevent regular quotations. Taking,
however, as basis, our figures of last evening,
which were $50 40 cts for ordinary, 1904 cts. to-
| good ordinary 45Gi7 cts. for low middlng, and $50,
49 for mddling, noticed that large part of the
inconsderabe portion off still lower rates
cepted, while in some desirable even running
| lists, brought the outside prices
| STATEMENT OF COTTON.
! Stock on hand LIST September, lS65...~.. 1928
Receiyea to-aay. 500
Received preYlousv 100
| -4O1 $50
49, $50
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Stock on hand and on ship beard not cleared l}8@s
| The clearanceS comprise 0S bales New lOrk, .G6
| for Hayre and 2Sb for Barcelona.
New York Markets.
| NEW YORK, January 22.-COtton is dull at 90 cts.
Flour declined cts. Southern IS 70l5, and droop-
ing; Wheat dull; spring declined l@2 cts. Corn dull
and declining Beef steady. Pork easy. Lard quiet.
| Whisky steady.
New York. January 22.-Cotton is dull and heavy;
| sales $50 bales at so cts. Flour has declining ton
dency Common has declined l0@l5 cts sales 5000 bbls
State S6.75gS.l0; Ohio $3.50 1920; Western S. 75@
sos; Southern dropping; sales 800 bbs at SS.7O6l5-
| il SpTiDO has cts. aaIas
| 1900 bushels. Milwaukee Club, new, 10; white
Michigan 25 cts Corn quiet; sales 5000 bushels at
l513ls1a cts. Whisky is dull at $2.27@2.2s. Sugar
Gai9 G S firm n. M9la'iss quiet seirs T@-
ton 7-l6. Gold 1881.
| Pittsburg Petroleum Market, Jan. 30.
Business was not by any means brisk, still an i'm
| provement was manifested in transactions in crude
| Prices, however, have undergone no change. The
export demand appears to have fallen off altogether
beyond the shipments to fill previous contracts.
There was no inquiry in regard to Tar and Benzoe.
The demand was equally dull; prices were too unset
| tleu to quote correctly.
| hundred barrels changed ownership. Among these
sales were the following: loo bbls at 20 cts, pack
ditions sales 30 bbs. in lots q cts packages in
| cluded and 100 bbs. rs cts, including packages,
free on board cars, ready for shipment.
Refined 0il-ln the absence of sales correct figures
would be difficult to furnish. Report says bonded
was offered at so cts This would make free 70 cts
FnIlauolpnfa MSrkefS.
| PHILADELPHIA, Jan'y 22.-Flour is very dull, the
low grades being the heaviest-sma sales at S.. 25@
II for common to family brands Wheat dull and
nOminal-red 1900 225 cts: white 2i06270 cts Corn
az cts ower-saes of 5000 bushels yellow at Is cts
Cloverseed S7.75@S.12% 7 "a TBS. Whisky firm
Pennsylvania 225@2Z7 cts; Ohio 22S cts.
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22-Cattle are dull and rather
lower. Receipts 1890 head-sales ranged from IA to
Is cts for fair to good quality Sheep dull and lower
Receipts S,OO0-sales at6M@12 cts Cows unchanged.
Hogs are better. Receipts 2,600-sales at l3@li cts
Chicago Markets.
| CHICAGO, Jan. 22-Flour is unchanged market
moderately active. Wheat quiet at 81 .2231C % =
Corn is inactive and prices nominal. Oats are
| firm. High Wines firm. Provisions dull. Mess Pork
firm at S26.5O@21 Sweet Picked Hams quiet at 171
| English and Bulk Meats nominal. Green Meats,
| Shoulders, 90 cts.
EmpOrts-FOreign.
| San Andreas-Br schr Frances-42,650 cocoa nuts,
tons ivory nuts IS do fustic do logwood, $40 Tbs
| old iron, Ricketts, Il Co.
Liverpool-Br bark Chanticleer-l00 tons pig iron,
Keyser. Troxell & Co; 400 sacks salt Foard /
Rogers; 400 do do, 20 casks soda ash, 20 do causc
soda 80 bbls sal soda, 20 ties bleaching powders 20
kegs carbonate soda, l.. S. White; l case plants, j
Feast Sons; q casks earthenware, W. G. Pierce;
| $50 boxes tin plate, order
Demerara-Br brig Artistc-260 hhds sugar. y ties
| do. 100 bbls do. Joseph C. Yates & Co.
Dominica-Brig Roseway Bell-200 bags cocoa e.
hhds sugar, ties do so bbs do 20 puncheons moass-
| es. box cassia, Ii. R. Tucker & Co.