Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21

and other choice brands of Baltimore Family and Ex
ira advanced two three days since SOC per bbi
$50 being now the price for Family and S14 for Tx
tions.
| RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL-Rye Flour is now
selling at $4.50, and we quote Corn Meal at $500
$50 4 Dbl.
The following are theinspections of Flour and Meal
| for the week ending Thursday, April -. 1866
| bbls. half bbls.
City Nils i.sv.....',......... SOS
Family i i83s CO
| Total-Wheat Flour. "a
! FEATHERS-Feathers are quiet but steady at SIS
@6Octs for ordinary, and IO@75- cts q 10. for prime
| FRUIT.-There have been some further arrivals of
Oranges and Lemons, the marketfOr which continues
active. Prices are however lower, Messina Oranges
being now quoted at SbG6.5O. and Lemons at S.. 25g
bunch. and $40 : box for layer. Figs are selling
at 22a . cts Almonds at S3135 cts for soft and AZ
cts for paper sheed; Palm Nuts at II cts Filberts at
| FTSn.-Mackerc as in fair demand and firm at the
| dull. We quote Labrador at $S5o99 Magdalen and
to $3.50 Dbl Dry Goldfish is selling at S3.5G@5. and
still selling at l2G3 Dbl for short and full brands
butthere is nothing doing in IIerringS, buyers and
sellers being unable to agree upon terms Buyers are
only offering $@ r bblfor short and full brands while
ceps of North Carolina Fish this week include 100
bbls ehad and 800 bbls Herrings;
GRAlN.-The receipts Of all descriptions have
been light this week, and with an active demand,
prices for all varieties have advanced materially.
The receipts embrace some $1,000 bushels Corn,
against 100000 bushels last week. about $500 bush
els Wheat, and 1900 bushels Oats Corn opened at
white sold at95a97 cts and yellow both de-
scrpiOns closing firm at the outside figures, showing
advance since the opening of TO II per bushel
Of Wheat there were sales early in the week Of some
800 bushels good to prime red at 2i5G265 cts; 900
bushels common white at 200. and 1000 bushels good
to prime do at &e3O0 cts, but no further sales were
made until yesterday, when LOO bushels fair to good
red sold at 2j0g255 cts and 600 bushels prime do at
go cts. Prime white sold to day at 800 cents, and
choice red would no doubt have brought ESQ go cts
Fhere are some lots Of Western Wheat offering, and
red at lS0@lS5 cts. Wheat is very much wanted, and
desirable lots would sell very readily if here. Oats
have also advanced; they opened at So and sold
from this price up to 626i cts but to- day they
lower selling at 60 cts. We have heard of no sales
Rys and aTh cFq sf ~ RGta % for it.
Wan uano lo5 ton Of 900 6s ground N@yasa at
| S35: Mexican at $50; do A at $35 Pacific at S65;
Rhodes Super Phosphate at $50 in bills. and $3.50
| in bags: Patapsco Guano Company's Soluble Phos-
rhate at S63;SBaugh's Raw Bone Phosphate at $50;
Berger Butz,S'Super Phosphate at S56; do. Ammo
mated SuDer Phosphate at S5l; Turner's Excelsior
at $780, Dissolved Bones at 49, and Bono Dust at S45
| HIDES.-Ihe market remains quiet Buenos
| Ayres are held at 1872 cts gold, and quote Rio
| Grande nominal at l6% cts gold. There are none of
the latter description here. City Slaughtered
| Hides.
HAY AND ssTRAW.-Wo still quote Hay as
for loose dO Sl5@l6 for baled Clover and Straw at
ST. for Rye; and $40 g ton for Wheat and Oats.
H. and 6resa1 9ote k9@6 a1 M
Clean Russia may be quoted at 500 q ton. gold, and
Manila at 1l@1l15 cts I, ID. gold. The demand is
| however very limited. and we bear of no sales.
| lNDlGO.-lndig0 is very dull but prices are
sh9 5n and We still q TIA as &c ooTs ya Car2ecas
ITO cts to Si0 Good descriptions held with con-
| IRON-Baltimore Charcoal Iron is still selling at
$50 for Forge, and $3.50 q ton for Wheel but an
$3.50 AZ do No. at S42aA a, and do No 8 at $40 E ton
making in lots Of 10 to 20 tons There is however lit.
| tie demand for large lots. No. Ashland is
Pig is selling from the yard at $3.50 : ton
| LEATHER.-The market for Leather is quiet, but
lows viz Spanish Sole IS to As cs City Slaughtered
| do at 45@50cts; Country do 3S@3S cts; and Rough
Skirtng at 34@3S cts for heavy and 3O@35 cts for
M44dAsT 81 vas sae YESTERDAY of
vate terms which is the only transaction worth no.
ting We have heard of this week. We quote to-day
as follows viz Cuba clayed at 40Qi2 cts; do Musco
yado at 1905 cents English Island at 4065 cts and
Porto Rico at 5000 cts. The imports this week are
Z puneheons English Island 80 hhds Porto Rico, 400
| hhds, 90 tierces and bbls Cuba.
| MILL FEED.-Mill Feed is in good demand and
firm at q cts for Brown Stuff. and 1895 cts q bushel
| MADDER.-We quote Nader as before at 111l9
| 1919 cts currency for prime Dutch Ombro.
NAVAL ST0RES.-The market continues dull
Rosin at So for common S3,56@450 for No. q $6gi6
for No. |. and Tar at from S2@2.75 Dbl.
SAs1 6T aLG sie o b G5s sg Cut I'D and
esnFsd We % aa6 LARD but PEGT
Sl.20Si3O, and Crude Whale at $I40S1.45, Winter
Sperm at 50 75@2SQ, and Linseed at Sl.35 = gallon.
OLIVE Olive quote Marseilles at S6@7 q case
for quarts and pints aud Bordeaux at $lO.5N@1l.5O
case, Tor quarts and pnts. Sardines in Oil are sell
ling at 4 cts each for half boxes and 2O@22 cts for
pink, and "a cts = Ii for white ,o w. -'-
QSIONs.-Onions are selling at sl.25@1.5O per Dbl.
EPRQVISIoNS;:-Th market has throughout the
week been quite firm in tone, although not specially
active There we're sales early in the week of $50
have reported sales of 20 hhds do at IL cts and of
10 hhds heavy Do at II cts. We have heard of no
at Az cts, and we quote Hams at l79l73 cts. For
Bacon there has been good jobbin1g demand; and
at l2129l2 cts and 100 hhds Sides at l55@l5s cts;
sales also of some 20 erces canvassed Hams q
We notice, sale in the week of 50 tierces Western
Mess FORK we quote at $3.50, and Prime Mess at
So Dbl. but there is very little demand for it.
| BUTTER AND CHEEsE.-Butter is arriving more free
ly, but it still rules at very high figures Western
packed new is selling at 47@5O cts; Western Roll at
Q@50 cts Country Roll fresh at 5O@55 cts, and fresh
New lork State at 5Sg59 cts. Cheese quote at %
@24 cts for New York State Factory and 25 cts for
Eastern English Dairy. Eggs dull at p cts e doz
| PETR0LEUM.-There have been no transactions
of moment this week in Petroleum so far we have
| heard, but price are unchanged. and quote Re-
ued before at 80 cts in bond and 5S@59 cts q gal
lon free. Benzine quote at 1s@2O in bond. and
P0TAT0ES.-Buck Eyes are selling at 95 cts.
Maine MERGERS at 81, and Maine Carriers at 81 051 10
bgshel from the wharf. White MERGERS are bringing
P0WDER.-Powder is unchanged in price, and it
is stl selling at So g 5 for Blasting and Mining
| PLASTER.-Plaster is selling in small lots at 81 rs
u ton The supply is light as is also the demand.
| RICE.-We notice a sale this week of 60 tierces
Carolina private terms which is the only ransac-
ton of importance have heard Of We quote it to-
day at 914@9A cts for RangoOn and 1l4gl2I cts for
SQGARS.-Sugars have been fairly active this
week. and the market has throughout it been quite
hhds Porto Rico at 1O1a cts. mos. los boxes Cuba
at W. cts. mos, and l,4G3 boxes do No. 1917 on
mon grocery Cuba at lO13 cts 50 h5ds fair to good
from cts and 50 R RRds and Sr'S Is BIS
and iS5sG bdsea All xTase, tda
sGzaag s{eaay at ting quotations which as follows
FSrtG Rico and l29ls to choicss G 10.
hhds Demerara 922 hhds, and 1858 boxes Cubn ly
262l hhds, and 1868 boxes. NN'a wal
at i5i6 cts White Soft Crushed at idI5 cto
and Extra at l354@l4A cts; and Yellow at l224@
| SHINGLES.-Shingles are still quiet, although
there lis more doing in them than there has been
We quote as before: North CAROLINA Hearts at Sl3@
ST. and do. Saps at S1G@12 q NJ.
SPICES.-The market is quiet. but steady. We
quote follows. viz Pepper at 81 cts: Cassia IS cts
Pimento at 30la cts Cloves at 41@43 cts Nutmegs al
in casks, 120@1 rs in cases, and Mace at $l20G
| LIS p H.
| uSALT.-Liverpoo is in large supply and very dull
There no demand for cargOes or invoices, and the
| loobng demand is not active Ground Alum is sell.
ing az SlI2gl 50, and Fine at So. 20G32 . for Mar
shalis and Worthington's. and S3109315 q sack for
less known brands. Turks Island we quote at 5000
Gus 9ushel We note the import this week of IL 300
sEEDSIIhere are has been very little inquiry this
week lor oloyerseed and we have heard of no sales
@5.75 bushel for good lots. Timothy Seed Is yery
aSss sdd Is s sno4s a. At sts st q buhe
| STARCH.-We quote as follows, viz: Fox,s at 7JSa
~ cts Duryea's Superior at 10 cts; DURYEA'S Refned
at lON cts and Kiagsfpsd's 0sweg0 at I0ai0T Of: