Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-03
New York Dry Goods Market, March L.

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At the New York Dry Goods Exchange, the follow
ing report is made of iobbers' prices to-day;
u Brown Syhestings-Pacifc A. 2714c. do. E, DC;
PeeppereL Z, 27e.; do. R, 25c do. N, 2lc.
=, Beached acknowledgements. 40c.; Lonsdale,
30-inch, Csc.
Prints-Cocheco, 2Sc.; Pacific, 2215c.; Richmond
2c Lancaster. &c.; Victory lSc. Wamsutta. l712c.
Cling hams-LaDcaster 26c.; Hartford, 2lc.
Gambries-Wa shIngton, pc; Portland, lie.
Brown Drills-Pepperell. 29c.; Winthrop, 26c.
Corset JeanS--Pepperell, &c.. Bates, 25c.
Canton Flannels-Hamilton, &c.,; Salmon Falls,
35c.
Ticks-Metheun IA. &C.,. Hampden &C. 4Oc.. do.
Stripes-York, zoe; Everett, SIC.
Denims-Io rk, Soc; Wide World. Sic. ~
Hoop Skirts--Bradey's Duplex Elliptic. 20 q to So
hoops, S71ae@Sl.Q5 Empress Trail, $l.23; 5. L. and
q. L. Myers | l., no change in prices
Piffsburg Petroleum Market, Feb. 2s.
Trade in the Oil way. was not very active As yet
there has been no receipts by the river; Until that
tons. The sales exceeded seventeen hundred bar
rcls. Holders had to submit decline before sales
packets left for the oil regions, all loaded to their
utmost cOpacity. viz: Belle, Peerless. Ida Rees,
Echo No, g. and Urilda and six other boats are an
nounced to leave to-day for the same destination.
Before the close of the week we expect to see the
wharf crowded with oil at least between the bridges.
Reports from the wells say oil is very dull with large
quantities heng offered.
Refined Oil is dull and don't seem to be wanted
at the present asking rates. Ihere seems TO be no
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ture delivery.
Crude Oil-Holders submitted to decline This,
however, was among the events looked for. Sales
1900 bbls in bulk is cts, to be delivered among the
first that comes down. Sales on the spot OF l5O hbs
and 100 bbls, both at is cts, without packages.
Philadelphia Cattle Market. March 4.
The receipts of Beef Cattle are light this week,
only reaching about 100 head. The demand is fair.
but prices unsettled and rather lower extra Penn
at 136l44 cts, and common do at from l0@12l2 cts q
ID, to quality. The market closed firm within the
above range of prices.
@S65 for springers and S50@$90 per head for mich
cows.
Sheep are in fair demand at about former rates:
5000 head arrived and sold at from 6@7]2 cts q D.
Hogs are rather lower; 1000 head sold at the DIFF
terent yards at Sl2.509Sl4 2 100 Tbs, nett, as to
quality.
Thursday will hereafter be the market day.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, March 2-Cotton closed with an adj
eli ste tendency ny sales f SG bales cot
fair. Flour closed with an advancing tendency,
prices Solo cts better sales 4O90 bbls state S69a@
rmer sales 700 bbs at SS.90@l550: Canada SOLE cts
better; sales 45I bbs at $1S5@l so Wheat closed
Nh AZ n en- s9e s OF Goo
sales 1900 bushels at S0@S1 cts. Pork.heavy; Mess
S2S.12}3, Lard heavy at II to 10 ets Whisky closed
is dull. Molasses is dull New Orleads 81. 05@1 OF.
Naval Stores steady. Petroleum dull. Freghts
quiet. cotton 0-lo. dOld I30I2.
Philadelphia Markets.
Phil LpELPHIA. March Flour is in firm demand:
small sales Super $50 Extra $7a.775 Rye S. cts.
Corn firm sales 1900 bushels; Yellow 4 cts afoat
and Y cts in store. Oats firm at 4S@49 cts. Cof
fee and Sugar dull. Whisky is firm at $3.50.
ExpOrts-FOreiGn.
Liverpool.-Ship David Stewart-2l9 bales cotton.
696 bags bark q hhds do. Is ties do 235 bus corn A
casks dye stulfs, $3.50 slaves.
Rio de Janeiro-Bark Cricket, 600 bbls flour
Demarara.-Br, brig Chesapeake-l,3 800 bbls flour,
400 do bread 500 bus corn 5000 TBS candles so boxes
oysters mills 80 bbls meal, 100 do pork, 200 lbs
lard lO5 do manufactured tobacco, boxes congress
water, 100 shocks.
EEnports-FOreign.
. Sayannah.-Steamer Fannie-26 bales cotton, Stir
ling Ahrens; IS do, order; do rags. A. C. Schafer
Jr.; bag peas, Baker Bros Il Co.; y bales cotton
waste, Claghorn & Herring; pkgs sundries W. Craw-
ford, agent.
Richmond;-Steamer State of Maryland-32 bbls
tobacco, j. 2. Peasants Sons; Il pkgs do Herbert
\ IlouistOn 26 hhds STEMS Bros. Boninger: q bbls
faXSeed Smith and, Watkins % bags buckwheat,
Hall, Smith & Co.; u eases CLOTH John S. Barry &
Co. l02 pkgs tobacco. 270 do iaxseed. II bags wool
rolls leather 80 bags feathers % do fruit Jos pkgs
m1sn sun6ry