Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-15

bushels all red received and sales were reported of
zO9 bushels common at ls5g2OO cts, and about 200
nus hels good to prime at 225G'235 cts. For prime
Nheat which is scarce, the market is firm. Oats
were very dull. There were some 1000 bushels at
market. and few small lots were sold at 4T@49 cts.
Rye is very dull. Some parcels were offered to-day,
MOLASSES.-We hear of no sales to-day, but
we quote nominally as follows, viz: Cuba clayed
at 40ai5 cts do MuscOvadO ut 50G60 cts; English
Island at 5000 cts; and Porto Rico at 5000 cts
PROVISIONS.-Thereis more inquiry for Provis-
IONS and there appears TO be improved feeling in
the market. There has been some further movement
today IN 81 ioo terces Western being
on spot at 14@1S cts for Butchers and 49, cts for
Western; We notice sale to-day of so hhds Bacon
Sides for Charleston at II cts and Bacon may be quoted
closing steady at II cts for Shoulders and Il cts for
Sides. Hams are dull. They range in price from
20 to 50 cents: There is Bulk Meat selling far
as we are ADVISED and we quote it nominal at l2l2I
cts for Shoulders, and l5@l5 cts for Sides. sale
of $50 bbs Mess Pork was made late yesterday at
s2E and and we quote this the rate for it to-day
RICE.[Rlce Is very quiet, but we quote it steady
at 94@9A cts, for Rangoon, and l2129l2I cts q h.
SUGARS-There is more inquiry for Sugars to-
day. and notice sale OF 40 hhds prime Porto Rico
at l3 cts. The market may however still be said to
be dull and heavy. We quote follows, viz: at 1915
gl04 cts for fair to good refining; ll4@l3 cts for
fair to prime grocery Cuba and English Island 1lM
@1S cts for fair to prime Porto Rico, and IA cts for
choice do.
REFINED SUGARs.-The rates are nominally as fol
lows, viz: l62s@l6Ac cts for Hard Crushed; 154@l55
cts for White Soft Crushed; l44@15 cts for c. and C.
Extra, and 1904 cts for Yellow.
SEEDS.-Cloverseed remains very dull. For strictly
prime holders ask S6.25@6.50 but common seed. the
stock of which is very large: we qaote at $55O@6 Z
quote FlaXseed dull at $3.50 q bushel.
SALT.--There is very little doing in Liverpool.
Ground Alum being particularly dull This descrp-
ton is selling at 81 for coaswise, and 81 for direct
appropriations, and we quote Fine at SS.55g3.6O for
Worthngton's. and s. 4oaS5o . sack for less known
and from store at SO cts q bushel.
WHISKY.-WhiSkyis dull, and it may be quoted
heavy at 2.2Sd229 per gallon for City and Western
We are not advised of any sale to-day.
Pitssburg Petroleum Market, March H.
The Oil market for the past week was dtl the dis
position among dealers generally being to wait for
lower prices. The decline of the week on crude will
reach cts per gallon still buyers want lower prices
Those parties that sold so literally during the month
of January at 20 cts are now engaged in filling those
orders with oil purchased at Is cts per gallon. They
will do well. How the parties will make out that
have to sell at the figures have named is another
question, and that are unable to answer
Notwithstanding these low rates. refners are still
hand is not very large, although the weeks receipts
by the river will reach over 1000 bblS.
Crude Oil-Prices were uniform for bulk at Is cts
This would be equal to q cts, including package
Saturdays transactions. without packages, reach
1850 barrels, principally speculation. as rcfiners
have not yet entered the market We note the fol
1000 bbls do all at Is cs Sales 2O00 bbs deliverable
May ~ at - cts barrels included, free on board
at works. Other small sales were made at abon 6e
same range Of prices. -N' ~ 1'0"' Inc
Refined On-The market was inactive Dealers
sales 500 bbls bonded, on the spot, May delivery.
sellers option, So cts. Sales 1000 bbls bonded PhiIa-
delphia delivery May and June. buyers option l3c
Boston Markets, Mmrcl, Ie, p. Nj.
F2or-The receipts since Saturday have been TO-
963 bbls. The demand for Flour continues moderate
but prices remain quite steady. We quote sales OF
Western stern Superfne at $7@1;5G; common Extra! at
ncIudng fsU0ritc St oYs ba 1 of I 9 Saq7cg
per bbl. Southern Flour remains the same hit iS
Guief 1N-"'--' wv '"ine' Jul Il
Grnia.-Tbe reeeipts since Saturday have boor 90
950 F r 16 My n Gpo oeen q
The demand for con- has bnS di oIT ~ pors
sales small. We quote Southern yellow at 80 cts per
bushel, and Western mixed at S5@SS cts per bushcl
Oats selling at 6lG62 cts per bushel for Northern
and Ganada and 5 S Per buThe for Prince Ed
g ~ per tom Fine Feed $SO@53 and MiddlingS at $35
@3s peg ton.
We quote sales Of Prime at $22@25.5O; S2Sg3O for
Mess and S5l@5 per Dol for Clear, cash Beefranges
from Sl'@20 per hol for Eastern and Western. Lard
lg9i912 cts per ID, in bhls ard terces, and smoked
Hams at l9gl9la cts per II, Butter is selling SOC
% cis sAd IbeeSe ranges from Isg2j els per n, as to
quaht%
New York Markets.
Nrv VopY M.rcb 1t-FIou- ;s boor-,--,ro. &c
5 bbls State at S7@S 30 Ohio SIS 351i 1i
SS E59I5 "a Wbeat hos o5 vancod can+ SooIoeih ~
s oGg hr nfe e CIh t 1to718a 81
Gemesee o6S cs Corr has advancad4snIoS 81 en- 06S
bushels mixed at 72@77 cts; Beef is unehanged
Por5 hFm-sales OF 9'V 60 bp,s mess, SZ2.S9g9Zli9
n ni Is nT T5 o AyS ools az ln5gl94 cents
" Glshy ci9seu IIn az 30: C9ttnn Is
"ue'' Fetroleum oun treightSsteauy' told I"12
Philadelphia Markets.
pr, ,rrr,t,r. MarcI, 7t-FIour is dull but prices
m nh o1od 'vbcai for good red and
81 4@9 70 for white Corn is 3nll yei,ow 70 cts Pro
t-is;o,s oro o,,;at WSisI-, dnli AT 50 25CG2 o.
'lSlonS al0 auiv.. j." llsAs u sIa.,lo.s
Sincii'nsai MAE
CINCINNATI, March 14.-Flour IL dull. Wheat is
in fair demand at 175G180 cts for neg red, Whisky
is firmer. Provisions are unsettled. forced sale
of Mess Pork is reported at $685. small sales at $3.50
Lard 1871 cts Gold 49,