Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-10
BOSTON estten Goods MarI.et. April z.

these goods likely to still higher there is al
ed Cotton have advanced l@25 CT, and sold close
up to production. the active demand for these goods
having contributed materially to the general i'm
provement that has taken place. Present prices will
no doubt be maintained as the goods are taken as
fast received Denims. Jeans and Cottonades have
been in better demand at full prices. Prints are firm
and tending upward. Since our last. all Standard
Prints have advanced 1@2 cts :. -ard. and printers
have closed out their entire stocks. Only the daily
productions &C the mills is now offered, and every
thing is readily taken by the trade All ma keS o!
Prints are likely to be in snort supply during the re
mainder OF the season. and further advance /
prices ia expected The goods OF the Pacific Company
are entirely sold up, and COehecO American Dun
NELL Allen and others have nothing on hand. In De
LANES general advance of ct Z yard has taken
place. Goods are sold up close. and we do not look
for any stock the market during the month The
Manchester Print Works are selling Delaines at q
cts Chales AT II cts Armures at q cts and all wool
selling at 2i@25 cts, firm a. the later rate; Ar
mures at q cts, and Challies at ~ cts. The Ham
ton Deaines have been in fair demand at a cts. and
firm The Lawns OF tha Pacific Mills continue to rule
Cincinnati Provision Marker, April :.
The market is steady. without essential change in
prices; 300 bb city mess Pork sold at $3.50 but
that price was asked for choice country. Old messs
offered at $24.5l Bacon is offered moro freely at l2
cts for ghoud6eis l5e for sldf and taS cts TOR
gar cured DO 200 &c, and canvassed do 22aZ}c. all
packed. Bulk meats are in fair request at 10 3 and
AZ cts for shoulders rib sides and CLEAR sides, city
cured loose; 100000 lbs country cured shoulders sold
at Qc, packed, and $1,000 lbs rib sides at 49, packed
Sweet picked do are held at 1713c, packed. Lard is
in fair request at Sc 4 III for prime city kettle rem
dered, small lots were sold at that price but sc
more is generally asked. Country is held at Ia cts
In kegs prime city is offered at l%1l913c. There Is
nothing doing in head or gut.
PittsbuEs Petroleum Market, April Z.
transaetlonS we're not very extensive, only amount
ing to 5000 hbs, in lots. The market closed in favor
Of buyers. who did not seem very anxious to invest
The receipts since last large by the river
exceeding Is 600 bbiS. Tho largest portion of these
arrivals were to fill previous contracts, being all that
was sold to arrive The river continues in good boat
ing order to tho headwaters From Petroleum
Centre we have the follow ing: '1Qil was gradually
advancing IN price at this place We learn that some
sold yesterday at $3.50 per bbl.' Refined oil
was dull buyers being scarce for present and future
delivery =, Prices were altogether nominal Wequo'e
Free oil was sold only ia small! way at SIC. $50
barrels disposed Of at that figure IL 30 out of
Crude Uil-The market opened at 15c for bulk and
packages returned, but closed at lower rates Sales
LOO bblS at l5c barrels reurned sales 500 bbS at
llI2c, bulk, and l,5OO bbls at lac, in bunk.
BOSTON Markets, April Z.
Flour-Ihere has been no material variation in
tho market. Reliable brands are firm and in fair
demand. Sales of Wectern supeTtne Mt $3.50 %
common extra IS .25@9; mediug 90 50 3G@.! !; good
and choice Gencsee, Ohio Michigan snd Wisconsin,
e. louis good dG snd Choice d 98 B6 Canada 4
firm and in good demand. Sales OF superhne at So. .
@7,25 common extra IS :25g% medium do spool;
good and choice do Sll.5O@l3 z Dbl. Nothing Of
moderate demand at $t.25@43712 u Dbl. Rye Flour
Grain-CoIn is quite firm, but the demand is quite
limited Sales of southern yellow at S3@S4c westero
mixed at S2@Sle ? bushe Oats continue dull. Sales
of northern and Canada Mt 57@GOc Prince Eiwnrd
Island Sc bushel hye is in limited request at 900
95c busheI;. Shorts are dull at S21@23; Fine Feed
-'''-' IL 'o-' New Rs s;-' York MA Markets.
New YORK. April 9.-Cotton has a declining ten
$7@$S cts. Flour is du"Common Ohio 80 Il.
Western So 60a8 Southern is drooping sales of 600
bbls at 36.G0@l550. Wheat is dull; sales of 1900
bushels Amber Milwaukee at 81 6S@1 .70. Corn has
declining tendency; sales Of So 600 bushels at 7Sd7H
cts PS heavy yv IsFd r6 hea Wh5k Stsaay
% cts. Freights dull. Gold l26.
Philadelphia Markets.
PEILADELPHI4, April .CFl9ur is very quiet. West
ern Extra $S.5O@9,S. Good red Wheat is wanted
yellow u cts. Provisions are quiet. Coffee is dull
Rio 4@2612 cents. Laguayra 2j3EG22 cents in gold.
Whisky scarce-sales Of Pennsyvdnia at S2.?5@226
chicago Markets.
CHIcAGo, April 9.-Flour is firm. Wheat dull and
declined cts-saes at $l25z@l. for No ], and IS
cts for No Corn is active at 451a946 cts for fresh
cts for fresh No. l. and 257&@24 cts for No z High
VINES aSm2a at S2@222 MSS SIS PoTk s@
Philadelphia Cattle Market. ANrii9
Beeves are in fair demand, and prices well main
tanned. Receipts 2lO0 head; extra l641615 cts; fair
70 gS0d l4l5 ets Sheep are r adyaneng ReceiPts
nand at SAG. Hogs arc dull, and prices lower sales
at $l3@l4.5O
Turks ISLAND Salt.
Two vessels direct from the United States have
loaded with salt this week. and two others have been
dispatched which were awaiting favorable weather
to take their cargoes from Salt Cay. The price
-tinues firm at last quotations. with a supply on
hand. sufficient to meet any demapd,-NdUat Stand
and, 9Th ut.
at. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS. April 9-Flour is unchanged Wheat is
hrm at 81 IS for good fall and 5000 for prime and
$500 TOR choice Corn is cts higher sales at 5S@eS
cts Oats are hrmer at 4004l cts. Pork, Bacon,
Lard and Whisky are unchanged in price.
CINCINNATI Markets.
CINCINNATI. April 9.-Flour is dull. Wheat is
steady. Whisky 1922. Provisions are dull and prices
generally lower Mess pork is heavy at SIS. Lard
| Is cts. Gold 125.
EmDOrts-FOreign.
Liverpool-Br ship Astronom-9.l30 sacks salt T L
Brauns 4 CO.; casks mdse. so tons Lima wood j II
Heald Co; cask earthelWare, P Wright il Sons;
300 boxes lin plate order.
ExPOrts-Foreign.
Liverpool-Br, ship Concordia-l5,74 gals retro
eum. loOS9 do benzine 2453 do grease 1889 slaves.
Emp0ras-COastWIse.
NOrfolk-Steamer George Leary-5 bags wheat G
Anderson. Steamer Adelaide-110 bales cotton, l
do Wool-Jas Corner & Sons.
Charleston-SteamshipG Gen Custer-i9S boxes tin.
MOrdeeai i Co: l bale cotton, A c Shaefer, Jr rs
boxes tobacco IS half do do. r Hough & Sons