Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-14

Western Super at SSz2S9o;12 40 Extra at S925S9
choice at SS50GS 75 do standard Ezra at $950@l0;
do high grade Rio Extra at Sl2@l250T bbl and for
nearly all descriptions the market closes strong.
RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL.-Rye Flour is very
dull at $4g4.22 and we again quote Corn Meal at
$3.50 2 Dbl for Baltimore and Brandywine.
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR.-Buckwheat Flour may be
quoted at S4945O p 100 lbs but the for the sale
of it is nearly over and it is very dull.
The following are theinspectOns of Flour and Meal
for the week ending Thursday, April Il, 1866:
Howard Street........................ Piss .....
City Mills D 36l
Qhlo: LODI
famlIy..... I,i5z oO
Total-Wheat Flour...........13s43 60
Rye Flour ................."........... W
Corn Meal go
FRUIT.-0rangeS and Lemons continue active but
other descriptions Of foreign Fruit remain dull Or
anges are now selling at from s. to 81. the latter
figure being Pa fr Messina and Lemons at
bunch. and 81. q box for layer. Figs are selling
at 20@28 cts; Almonds at SS@35 cts for soft and At
IA cts. and English Wanus at 1920 cts = H. Prime
Cape Cod CPanRerries are selling at s bb CO.
FISH.-We notice somewhat improved demand
for Fish and little trmor feeling in them especial
Dbl for No. Is: Ilerrngs are still dull. We quote
Labrador at $S.5G@9; Magdalen and Bay. Island at
Dry Goldfish is selling at S5O@5 and do Hske at $50
$50 . 100 TBS. North Carolina Shad are arriving
pretty freely and are selling at Sl23f Dbl for Short
and full brands. The last sales of Herrings were at
$40 for full brands but there have been arrivals
this week. Several invoices are however on the way
FEATHERS-Feathers are quiet but steady at IS
@6Octs for ordinary, and 7O975 cts q ID. for prime
GRAIN-Corn has been in fair supply this week.
the receipts adding up about 100000 bushels During
huoyant: and prices improved to cts q bushel.
white selling from 80 cts the opening rate, to So
highest SubSenuent Y I've
way, and white sold at S2GS3 cts and yellow at II
the week of 2 to cts q bushel. To-day yellow inl-
proved again. some 1900 bushels selling at 1880
cents; but white sold again at S2@S3 cents and
arrive quite sparingy, not more than 10000 bushels
being offered this week. For prime lots the demand
aye and Tne market very firm with
$50 cts, which is material advance last weeks
figures. Some lots of ordinary red have sold at 30
$50 to $40 We notice sales this week Of some COM
mon white at 30 cts, and of or two lots good do
at $50 cts Oats opened at 81 ets but for two three
days past they have been selling at 54@55 cts and
to-day small lot brought 81 cents q bushe.-
The receipts this week have been about $1,000 bush
els Rye, of which there has been very little receiv-
ed may be quoted at 7O975 cts for Maryland and
BEANS AND PEAs.-Black Eyed Peas are selling ut
S25O q two bushe bag, and We quote White Beans as
bef2frrs S 81 s. 25 sXH Is RH bRs 4HI rz,po
Peruvian Guano at $95@l00 q ton of 1000 fbs the
latter figure being for retail lots ground Navassa at
jS9; MeXlcan at S3l do A at S35; Pacific at $65;
Rhodes Super Phosphate at $50 in bels, and $3.50
in bags PataPsco Guano Company's Soluble Phos-
phate at SIS; Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate at $50;
Berger BUTTS Super Phosphate at $50; do. Ammo
mated Super Phosphate at ISL; Turner's Excelsior
at $50 Dissolved Bones at 55, and Bone Dust at SIS
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags are steady at 3215
o A AZ 8B * CE nd 40 cts for large
for loose do S15916 for baled Glover and Straw af
SlIG5lIg for Rye, and $40 o ton for Wheat and Dat
Ayres are held at 1917 cts gold, and we quote Rio
Grande nominal at l61a cts gold There are none of
the latter description here. City Slaughtered are
Hides.
HEMP-We again quote Rough American at 121I
cts D. and Dressed do at S425q45O q ton currency
Clean Russia may be quoted at 800 q ton gold and
M 2nda at ll@il1a cts Q b. gold.
"a op Is 9qet but steady at quotations Of VIZ
Baltimore Charcoal Wheel; $49@50 for Ashland No |
Anthracite $45@i7 for No. 2 do; and $i2G4$ ton
ton: but the transactions in it are limited
lNDIGO;-,-lndigo is in fair supply and moderate
Sl.2N@l30 Madras at 81. 1O9l 30 and Manila at from
90 cts to S25 Good descriptions are held with con-
LEATHER-The market for Leather is quiet, but
prices pretty well maintained. We quote as fol-
lows VIZ; Spanish Sole 80 to 4sets City Slaughtered
Skirting at 3ig3S cts for heavy and 3O@33 cts for
,MOLASSES.--Ther has been considerable doing
this week in Molasses. The cargoes Of Cuba per per
Jonas Smith" and wv L, Spring" the former con-
tanning 32 hhds IS tierces and Is bbs and the lat
ter AS hhds Al terces, and so bbs taken for boil
ing at 4l@43 cts and we note in addition sales of 60
hhds cayed Cuba at a cts net AS hhds and % terces
IS cts. We quote to-day as follows viz Cuba clayed
ut 4O@45 cts; do Muscovado at 45@5O cts; English
island at 45g65 cts and Porto Rico at 5000 cts.
MILL FEED.-Brown Stuff is selling at 5000
cts and Mddlings. which are in light supply. may be
quoted at 30933 cts q bushel.
MADDER-We quote Nader as before at 1115(1
31E PRIME DIGh 0mbTO Anil
quoted this week at 92@95 cts but Rosin is nominal
at S25gS ; for common; 5O@6 for No 3 and 81
small and large bb and $3.50 I for W H 5b
NAIILS.Nais are selling at cts for Cut Id and
uP0TNSTTddH cts for 3D. and cts b for ID
but they are very dull.
,0ILS;-1he market is quiet, but prices are I'M
.l.3O@1.35, and Crude Whale at Sl55@ So Winter
operm \, At S275@2S0. and Linseed at S.35 % gallon
case for quarts and pints and Bordeaux at Sli@i2 y
case Tor quarts and pns; Sardines in Oil sell
quarter boxes CASTLE soap ana Set cts nor
and y cts =? b for white.
PR0YIsIoNsI;There has been very little activi-
ty this week in the Provision market. The trade
demand fair, but there is speculative inquiry
whatever, and we hear of but few transactions Of
600 lbs. Shoulders at II cts 80 hhds Sides on pr-
yate terms 10000 lbs Short Mddies at is Cts and 50
ted to-day packed at % cts for Shoulders fdt aud
l4@141S cts for Sides but lot of 100 pieces loose
Country Bulk Mea was offered yesterday at l0A cts
purchaser For Bacon there is fair jobbing de-
mand, but prices favor buyers. The sales, which
go 800 hhds mostly at l2 cts for Shoulders and
lz cts for Sides. Hams from 20 to % cts and
Of Mess Pork we notice sales Of i5O bbis at s and
OF about lOO b6s In lots Mt S26 SO per Dbl Some few
sales of Lard have been made at 1S3s@1S24 cts for
Western in tierces, and 20I4 cts in kegs
BUTTER AND CHEEsE.-Butter has declined slightly
since last week and we now quote fresh Roll at 4S@55
is selling at 23@25 cts for New York State Factory
POTAT0ES.-Buck Eyes are selling at 95 cts.
Maine MERGERS at 81 and Maine Carriers at SlO5@llO
q bushel from the wharf, White MERGERS are bringing
$3.50 z bushel.
PoWDER.-Powder is unchanged in price and it
is still selling at Sc. 25@6.50 for Blasting and Mining
and $50 . keg of % lbs for Rifle.
t PPEIR0LEUM::-We notice sales this week of 900
for present delivery it cannot be quoted over 90 cts
IL 6Spd c and b 5@s cts qf free Benzne is nomnay
note the export this week Of IS al gallons Refined
Petroleum. and 1909 gallons Benzne
RlCE.-Ihere is some inquiry for Rice. but we
hear of no sales worth noting. We quote as before:
East India at 4@9A cts and Carolina nominal at
SUGARS.-Sugars have been fairly active this
week, and the market has Throughout been steady
The sales include 400 hhds Porto Rico a. from II to
3 cts the bqlk at l2@13 cts. 81 hhds prime Porto
terms $50 hhds Cuba cargo brig James Carey Coale
for refining at lO2s cts mos, 26i bbls fair refining
arncaSu 81 a. W CTS, months IN hhds Cuba
Gerry at lOI cts and 20 hhds do at liz cts, making
total of about LOO hhds. All grades close to-day
steady at the quotations which are as follows
viz: 109l05s cts for fair to good refining; ii@12%
cts tor far to prime Cuba; 1l@llA cts for fair to
choice do The imports this week are 296 hhds and
los boxes from Cuba.
REFINED SUGARs.-There has been no change since
last week in the rates for Refined Sugars. and we
still quote follows. viz Hard Crushed at is cts;
White Soft Crushed at 141a915 cts and Extra
M ats
SALT.-LiVernool continues dull, and rates still
favor buyers We quote Ground Alum at $780, Mar
shall's and Worthngton's Fine at 1895 and other
less known brands at S3.15@3 Is p sack. Turks r.
land is in light supply and firm at 60 cts bushel.