Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-17

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sPIoEs.aThe market is quiet, but steady. We
mats at g ets DO in cases at 70 Pmcnto cts
l52es saS Na NatRsgs at in casks $1,000
us SIARCH.cStarch is in fair demand and steady.
we quote as follows, viz; Medium at ~ cts Fox
Refined at l1k cts and Kingsford's osweeo at lie
-sHTNGLEs. Shingles are worry dull and heavy.
No. do at $40 q NJ, but there are none selling.
TEAS.-Teas are in fair demand and steady at
previous quotations, viz:
Tyson and Twankay 50 i5S
Souehong and CongOu"...,r.... so :" LAS
Young Hyson.. LIS
Gfm Emp ..'.'.l110 " llS0
japanese ia ~ IA is
TN AND LEAD-Tni' plate O is selling ;S for T..
and Lead at Il cts for Pg - cts for Bar and Is cts
shsst ziSS 6rR X pSSrs5sy ; .s w. .sa
but we quote Western at i24 cts. and Butchers as
T0BACC0.--,The demand for Tobacco continues
sequence in it this week. Shippers making very
to sell except at full rates and most Of the lots coming
forward are being stored. The receipts, which contin
ne to be trfng are chiefly of MARYLAND the new crop
OF Ohio and Kentucky not having commenced yet to
come forward. Prices are in general unchanged,
and we quote to-day as follows: Northumberland
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do. mlddng, $500: good do to fine brown. $40
gl6; Do ianey Sl7@25; do upper country. $780, do
ground leaves new, Sp5 for common to fair and 6Ge
i for good to fine. 0hio-InfcriOr to good common,
sos: do. brown and spangled S991250 do. good and
fine red and spangled. Sl4@17; do. fine yellow and
fair to good lugs 5g@S 50; do common to fair leaf
$9@l2 do. good, Sl2.5C@l6; do fine select $lS@2S.
WOOL.-Wool continues very dull, with no i'm
proyement in prices. We quote as follows viz:-IIn-
washed at 3G93S cts; tub washed 5O52 cts pulled
at 9og 10 cts; leeee common to quarter blood 4fg47
blood and Ssxony at 55@62 cts.
WHlSkY.-Whisky has through the week been
dull and the market for it depressed and unsettled
lot of 80 bbs City sold early in the week at 50 "a
but subsequently, sales made of so bbls each of
City and Western at 500 and of 100 bbls Country in
second hand packages at S2l5 q gallon st the close
the market. shows slight Improvement City and
Western being held ut $22l q gallon. with some small
FREIGHTS-Thero is moro doing in Freights. and
for grain to English and Irish ports rates have i'm
proved. A vessel was taken up carly in the week to
load gram Tor direct port IN Ireland at 3D. and sub
orders at 10d. vessel has also been chartered at
in Ireland. but. we did not learn the terms. The
David Stewart has been put on the berth for Lv-
tafen at sd The ruling rate for cotton to Liverpool
is 12d for bark 3Os and for tobacco 25s. To Bremen
we still quote at 2s for tobacco, and to Amsterdam
VIC quote at S.. 6d@6s to Liverpool and Is to the
continent Coal to n. York is 49, and to Boston 81 .
ton and the coaswise rates for grain are cts to New
York. 10 cts to Providence 1908 cts to Boston and
1S@l5 cts per bushel to Charleston and Savannah
New York Markets
New, YORK, Feb. l6.-Flonr has declined: sales of
!O,U0g bbls State at S6S5@Sl5; Ohio SS.359l0.75;
Southern $S7G@ ca 50 Wheat has declining tenden
sl70 Corn quiet; sales Of Il 900 bushels at 74@7S
cts Beefis steady; Pork is hrm sales of 500 bbIs
Mes Ne at SIS 62@@S,75 Lard is dull at l5@I7I5 cts
Whisky is dull. Cotton quet sales of 1000 bales at
5ig45 cts. Sugar is quiet; Muscovado 1l@134. Cof-
lee IS trm; sales Of 300 bags Rio on private terms
Gold 1917.
Philadelphia Markets.
., PHIL4DELrHIA, Feb. 16.-Flour is very dull. Super
white S225@2 90 Rye steady at S. cts. Corn irln
Yellow % cts Oats tirm-saies at i5@47 cts. Whisky
Cincinnati Markets.
CIyCiXS tTI, Feb. 16.-Flour and Wheat dull Hogs
nominal. Small sales Of live Hogs at SO 506I025 per
100 lbs. Dressed Hogs held at ST. Receipts of Hogs
500. Provisions quiet but firm. Mess Pork is in de-
Whisky dull. Gold 1917.
Boston Markets. Feb.
Evening. -FlOur-The receipts since yesterday have
been 1,l3S bhls. The demand for Flour is good. and
brands. We quote western superfne at s725@7 IS;
common extra at $4,000 medium extra at So. 756ll;
brands at S5S5 bb so SGiisT F Flour MGu IS
quiet. and prices remain the same.
Grain-Ehe receipts since yesterday have been 1904
bushels Of Corn and 500 do. shorts. The market for
Corn continues rather dull bat there is rather more
hrmnezs the part of holders. and present low prices
are beginning to attract the attention of buyers We
quote sales of southern yellow $3.50 cts bush,
and western mixed at S1@S9 cts, TO quality. Oats
are selling at 60@62 cts 2 bushel for northern ard
Canada. 515S cts = buShel for Prince Edward Island
Rye is dull at 9IG9S cts 2 bushe Shorts S2S@29 a
ton; Fine Feed S30@33; lIiddlings at S35@38 p ton
Proyisicns-Pork is selling at s2i924.50 for prime,
SS0@32 for mess, and SS3gSS : Dbl for clear cash.
Beefranges from $l7@26 p Dbl for eastern and west
Lard lS 1920 q ID in bhls and ties. as to quail
": and smoked Hams lee 2 b. In Butter sales at 30
g43c, and Cheese iGG2lc r ID, as to quality.
Pork Packing IM Chicago, Feb, Is.
Tho receipts of live hogs for. the week ending to-
day were 166, against 3555 for the week previous,
and LBS for the corresponding week last year. The
receipts Of dressed hogs y 5 against is 262 last
week, and 1855 for the same time in 1855.
Deducting the shipments from the receipts the
balance should indicate about the number left over
for packing and butchering:
Receipts from Oct; to date~".....,...".. 700,677
Shipment F" ,.........,. 22S2S2
Balance left for packers and butchers. 472. 285
" 1861 s47,237
Mr.. Henry Milward, in his weekly circular, est
mates ti4 packing for the season at 800 head,
Guiding the hogs, live aad dressed, IN the hands of
the packers.
Pittsburg Petroleum Market, Feb. l4.?s
The crude market continues dull and unsettled
with considerable difference VIC NJ