Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-03

9.0U Tor standard Extra; and $ll.509ll75 for high
grade Rio Extra. Patapsco, Reservoir and other
brands of Baltimore Family and high grade Extra
are now selling to the trade at $l45O for the former
and ST. IS 2 Dbl for the latter Rye Flour is very
dull at S4.50@4.15, and quote Corn Meal dull at
So 75@4 p Dbl.
RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL.-Rye Floar has de-
ciined materially, and quote it at Si.506 4.75
Dbl. Sales of aboutlQ0 bbs have been made in the
week at these figures. Corn Meal is quoted at S375
very dull.
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR.-Buckwheat Flour continues
dull at s.. % p 100 lbs.
The following are the inspections of Flour and Meal
for the week ending Thursday, Jan. 25thi 1866;
City ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i,55S Ia
I'g}e -.
Ealnily ......... l,h5o 10
Total-Wheat Flour. ........ 14.5l2
Corn c5g M i2uf IS 66ds ,',,,.,. 2is 49,
TRUIT.- Foreign Fruit continues dull. and
Sicily Oranges and Lemons, are materially, lower
at $l@5 , box. Raisins are still selling at
SID for bunch. and Sl.5O r box for layer
Figs at "a la, cts s.. Dates at % % cts GurTant
and 35@S9 for soft shelled FlberS at 16 cts English
Naluuts at l2@lS cts; Brazil Nuts or Palm Nuts at
from $50 TO 4 bushel for African and S3G3 25 for
Southern; Cocoa Nuts are steady at 500 Z thousand
Eastern Cranberries range at from Sl0@12 bbl this
latter figure being for prime Cape Cod.
FISH. The demand for Fish continues very linn
tied, and quotations nominal. There have been no
ceiyed Recently having been put in store. S0meSale
making from store, hut great extent We quote
No B soSi i2 for No and "a for Nor Sr
J.. Herrings at .S95Oa 1920 for Labrador $500
l2 IS bb for shSTs Bo S HerG S ns
selling at 55@65 cts for No. and 7OSO cts for Scale
CedfSh is selling at S7@SS; Hack at S4.25@S5 q
FEATHERS.-PrimeL Live Geese are selling at 50
ass cts, and inferior qualities at 10@75 cts q ID.
GRAlN.-There has been large increase this
in q of he al NJ thaC nrp
Exchange being about 10000 bushels, against 10 600
bushels last week. Navigation is now open and Corn
days BY water White opened at 80 cts and advanced
to si@S cts, out subsequently,, under increased re-
ceipts it dropped to 80 cts, and it closes dull at this
figure. Yellow has also varied considerably in price
ltopened at 1907 cts, and subsequently advanced
selling high $685. cts, but it closes to-day at 75a
q cts The receipts Of Wheat have been about 20 600
bushels. most of the parcels offered being red. The
market has exhibited very little animation, and prices
may be written to cts = bus. lower. The sales are
lO60 bushels inferior white at 5@lS5 cts 500 bushels
good 10 prime DO. at 25O@215 cts, and some 1900
bushels red at lSO@2l5 for common to fair and PISA
20 cts for good to prime, but at the close 25 cts was
the best price for primo red, There have been some
1,20l bushels Rye offered this week. but we heard of
no sales. We quote it nominal at S0q90cts for Mary
land and Pennsylvania Oats have ruled through the
week at from 4 to 50 cts and about 800 bushels
haye changed hands within this range.
BEANS AND PRAs.-Black Eyed Peas are selling at
$40 {. two bushel bag and We quote White Beans
GuANO-Peruvian is selling at $ll0g115 Navassa
at S}5 for Ground; Mexican A at $50; do at S35
GtNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags are steady at 82]5
cts for small IS cts for medium, and 40 cts for large
GINSENG.--Ginsengi is nominal at $l@1.0j z b.
HAY AND, STRAW.-Har is selling at S17@19 for
basd Timothy Sl5@17 fQg loose d. $53l5 for
and $l!Si2 ton for Wheat and 6a Ia l' " 'O' Nys
HlDES.-ilides are steady but not active, We
fE2to Buen9s AgreS at l = cts gold Rio GTande at
ana lUtL u cts currency tGr Steer Hides.
HEMP.-Rough American is selling at l2la@13 cts
it would bring if here Si25 = ton. Clean Russia is
selling at New York at 800 2 ton, and Manila at
IR0N.-Iron is in good demand and firm at the
quotations, viz: $50 for Baltimore Charcoal Forge
$3.50 for Baltimore Charcoal Bheel $50 for Ash,
: ton for No. 8 do. Ashland Iron is quite active
100 tons having been sold thsweek at the figures
named above. bainmore Charcoal Iron is in good
demand; but no sales of moment have been made
this week. Scotch Iron is sailing from shipboard at
$50 & ton, and the market closes strong for all de-
INDIG0.-Indigo is in fair supply and moderate
demand: We quote as follows, VIZ; Caracas at
10 to & ood q anu a1e bad at a. from
siderable tirmneSs.
LEATHER. Leather is in good demand and firm,
Sole varying from 40 to II cts: City Slaughtered
do at 45@52 cts; Country do S5@40 cts Rough Skirt
AND Calf SKINS at from % cts I 70 81 gss Il nor in H.
rough, and 81 see so p tb finished.
MQLASSES.-For MoiaEses of all descriptions the
market is dull and heavy: We note .owever, sales
this geek of 30 hhds and 20 puncheons common Eng
fish Island at 10 cts and of 90 puncheons good do at
Is cts. In other descriptions nothing doing We
quote Cuba MuscoEado at 1850 cts, English Island
at 400 IS cts for common and 6;@T5 cts for good to
prime and Porto Rico at $3.50 for good to prime.
MADDER.-We quote Nader at lflzG1512 cts cur
rency for prime Dutch Ombro.
MILL FEED.-Brown Stuff is active and higher
900 to 5000 bushels being sold this week at q
cts, and there is rather more demand for Mddlings
Let Of about 500 bushels sold day or two since at
50 sts pqt t 4g range at trom So to 6 cts bushe
decline in prices. Spirits Turpentine Is now quoted
5S d s EsS9 a kS or S6 and FL Tar at @
t2?5 = 5bl There haEs been no sales worth noting
NAILS:;-Naiis are z a cent lower. the rates being
for 3D. and n cts 81 b Sas ID ana upwards
selling at $3.50 for Fall and 1915 for Winter Crude
Whale at Sl.65@l.7Q Refined do. at $l.85CG1 80 for
gpriPga ard Winter WIN Tanners Oil at s. 3o@l 40 and
0NI0NS..onions are steady at $3.50 for Red, and
OLIVE OLIVE quote Marseilles at S575a7 per
case FOR quarts and pgts. and Bordeaux at Sl2@13
case, Tor quarts and plpts Sardines in Oil sell
ter boxes.
PR0VISIoNs-Th Provision market has ex-
nevertheIes been pretty well maintained There Is
comparatively little stock offering, and holders are
generally ndlsposed TO- press sales As to the future
of this trade, opinions differ widely the crop
question being still in fog" although it is gener-
ally conceded that the crop will be q short one
There will be it is thought large demand for Eng
fish meats. which will aid materially in sustain
inu prices; There has been some inquiry
for Bulk Meat but the sales SO far as we
have heard, include only 80 hhds Cincinnati Should
ers at 129124 cts, and 10000 lbs loose Chicago do
not fully cured at l2l4 cts. AT the close Bulk meat
held generally at 12M cts for Shoulders and 1515
cts for Sides. There has been good jobbing demand
for Bacon. the sales being at !5gl519 cts for Shout
ders 174glS cts for Sides, and 22g25 cts for plain
Sugar cured Hams. Mess Pork is held at $50 2 DBL
but nothing of consequence has been done in it this
week. There has been some inquiry for Lard. and
we note sales of $50 erces part for export at 1S18
cts Lard closes at 734glS cts for city and 1S14DlS13
cts for western.
:, BUTTER AND CHEEsE.-Butter continues very dull
some sales OF Roll making at 3393S cts for prime
lots, but there is no demand for other descriptions
ana prices are nominal follows, viz 2025 cts for
estern; 5S93S cts for Glades; and 40143 cts New
Nork state Cheese is still quoted at 1920 cts for
new ork State, and 25@29 cts for Connecticut Eng
lisp Ipalryi , Eggs are 80 cts dozen by the Dbl.
fLASIER-Ihere are sales making, and il is
ton. 'u'0 ""N ut ~ v
POTAT0ES-Peach Blows are selling from the
Wnar at 5000 cts q hushel and in bbls at S2T5 and
at $3.50 p Dbl ~ ''i'' LII III
POWDER.-Powder is selling at S. 25@6 50 for
Rifle. W. avs VI - 80 ioi
PETROLEUM.-Petroleum is dull, and prices show
further decline, We quote to-day refined at 5l@52