Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-06

Street super 1t Ss5G@s75 i,5o0 bbis choice CITY
a. Eo 90 at and P
ard Street Extra at 50 1910 Dbl, 10 which we add
2OO2 to 200 bbls making total for the week of
about 900 bills We quote day as follows, viz -
Howard street at y Is for Super So 5a9 IS for
Extra Slog5o59 for Fancy DO, 81 50@l2 for Fgmily;
Sg:75@lO Tor Fancy do; Sii@is6 for Family: Ciy
Extra; and SI.75@i2 for high grade Rio Extra
Patspsco, Reservoir and other brands Of Baltimore
for the former, and Sl3 q Dbl. for tho latter.
RYE FL"UR AEO CoRN MEAL;-Rye Flour has ruled
800 bbs at This figure and Cora Meal at 225 Per Dbl
for Baltimore and Brandywiue.
BUcKwHEAE FLoUu.--Buekwheat Flour is IN
changed in price, and VIC still quote it at S4.75@55
100 lbs
:, FHUIT.1nA, cargo Of new crop Sicily, Fruit.
Oranges, and 500 boxes Lemons offered yesterday
ataucion. and $40 boxes Oranges were sold at $685.
and S60 boxes Lemons at $5@6:3o the balance Of the
States this season M9lag@ Raisins lover; snd
40 box for Layers New crop Figs selling at 9
@2Oc Dates at Il cts CurranS at l4@l5cts for old and
l7@l8 cts for new crop Almonds at 20cs for hard and
36i0 cts soft sheed; FlbertS at Il cts: English Wal
nuts at 12l8 cts; Brazil Nuts or Palm Nuts at 1T@ls
cts Pecan Nuts at S3 cts p, and Pea ~ Nuts o at
for Southern Cocoa Nuts selling ct SIS TO $50 q
1000. Eastern Cranberries range at from Sl2 to Il
q Dbl the latter figure being fol- prime Cape Cod.
FISH.-There is but little doing IN Fish. but they
are held generally with considerable frmneSs The
supply here is large especially OF HALIFAX ana other
lows. viz; MackeroI at $l4l@l5C0 for No. 8; $i6I
Terngi 50F at NS SoOg snY fr Labrador rs $@
70 for Labrador Shore; $5@650 for for alfax, and
S4.5NG5 per Dbl for Madgalen. Box Herrings
n O., l..
Goldfish is selling at S775@S5O; Hake at S450@5 per
FEATHERS.-Prime Live Geese are selling at 50
ass cts. and inferior qualities at 70@75 cts q h.
GRAIN.-Wheat continues to come forward very
fered this week at the Corn Exchange. Wheat is
wanted, and good lots sell readily at full rates. The
receipts this week have been almost entirely of red
and sales have been reported Of 200 bushels fair red
at 2l5G221 cs; 1909 bushels good do at 23a 335 cts
and $500 bushels prime and choice do at 30 2i5&20
cts No sales OF white have been reported, but good
lots wOnld bring 25562j5 and prime and choice do
275@20 cts corn has been in fair supply this week.
the receipts reaching about 5000 bushels. The de-
T,and for it continues brisk, both for export and
co"stwise shipment. aud most OF the lots received
at from S. to 81 cts, but yesterday, under more
tive demand, it brought 5000 cts. To-day white
was lower again. the sales being S7@59c Yellow sold
on Saturday at $685. cts but subsequently, has ruled
at S2@83 cts. Oats have advanced since last week
to cts q bushel The sales for the week include
some IA COZ bu.hes at from 81 to = cts, and We quote
them as closing at 5i@55 cts for fair TO prime lots. Of
Rye there has been only few hundred bushels re-
Beans AND Pr s.-Prme New York White Beans
are selling in small lots at S2153, hut ordinary and
good lots are duh at S2@2 5o bushel; Black Eyed
Peas are selling at Sl05Gll0 q bushe, and $3.50 u
GUNNY .BAGS.-Gunny Bags are steady at 30 cts
for small. IS cts for medium, and 10 cts for large.
GUAN0.-lT;e have no change to note in the GEures
for Guano Peruvian, is held very firmly at Sl50a16o
er ton and W. o qa H5 PacG 3 e E3G G3 oS
Dust is selling at $50; and FeIIGcrs range in price
non NJ w i e y. $1o s 6 ton. ., ,, c..,
at $i@l e5 2 ID. No Western coming forward.
HEMP.-There is very little doing in Hemp and
$500 per ton for rough; American at $500 for rough,
and $500 for dressed Manila at 10 cts and Jute at l.
HA2 BsS E9TYRSi Fens 2 n F GemanG but
not specially as;iyo, ,BaIed Timothy is selling at
from $is W to 50 bsled Cover at SlS@l9, ana Rye
Straw in bales at S9NG21 = ton.
BIDES.-There is nothing doing in foreign Hides,
but we quote Buenos Ayres (Which Is the only de-
scrption of foreign here nominal at 80 cts 2 ID cur
rency City Slaughtered are selling slowly at a.
IR0N.-Iron is active and very firm Mort Of the
furnaces in this vicinity in full blast and the Iron
produced is sold 69 fast as it comes forward. We
ag99tS Batimors Charcoal n AL FoFge Iron At $22@
ashland anthracite Iron is fra at S46G 4 for 10. 3,
$$9 for No z and S55 for No go The b sa9s of
NDIGO:--lndigo is in fair, supply and moderate
81 sol S5: Madras at 81 POL 80 and Manila at from
&l;l0 r. 81 $li$2 The market may be quoted firm
liza II T+A.N nay no SIanEe. 10 hTIe III tie
Spanish Solo at $3.50 els. City Slaughtered do at
42952 cts; Country do 33g = cts Rough Skirtng at
sop cts for heavy and SOq33 cts for light; and
Calf Skins at from 90 cts to $l.25 = b in the rough,
and S1.39@1S0 4 b finished,
Ei0LASSES-The is very little doing in Molas-
sss sales being confined to small lots from second
hands. The stock here light. but ample for the de-
mand. We quote Cuba at599@ cts for clayed, and IS
S to IS c;s. No Porto Rico in first hands. l-'l
MILL FEED.-Brown STUFF is selling at 16@20 cts,
MADDER.-We quote Madder al IiI5GI5l5 cts CIR.
rencr for prime Dutch 0rlbro.
of Nava! Stores her., and the market i very duh for
all descriptions. We quote Spirits Turpentine at
$l@l.05 I, gallon; Resin at $3.50 for common; $50
@4.25 for small. and Us for large bbis
NAILS.-Nstls continue in good demand and
steady at previous quotations. VIZ cts for I'd and
OLIVE OLIVE quote MarseiIies at $7a8 per
or quarts and pints, and Bordeaux At S12@l3 4
case for quarts and pints. Sardines in Oil are sell
ling at 81 cts each for half boxes and Y cts for quar-
ter boxes,
selling ar - so for FALL and 1915 for Winter; Crude
Whale at S1;65@l.7Q; Refined do at $l.S5@sl.yO for
Lard Oil a S2@,2.V5 = gallon. Linseed. quote at
Sli2 2 gallon
0NIoN SS;- ~ are higher, and they are now
'e1HG y & - Tor rfd ana % per e6i Tor white
ft.OS lSiOtS i ne PROVISION market hes through
the greater rart OF the week been dull and heavy but
IN consequence OF me very iight STOCK mere Price,
continue to De maintained Advices from the West
are not favorable to the maintenance Of prices. the
very heavy recelptS Of Hogs at the principal packing
points The receipts at Chicaso yesterday were 5000
head. and the average receipts for days past
both at Cincinnati and Chicago. have been about
i2OO0 mead. There has been some inquiry Tor Bulk
Meat and we note sales of 100 hhds Shoulders at 10
CENTS % hhds OF which werf' sold TO day; l0Gul |
lbs loose do, also at 10 cent? and so terces of
picked Hams at u cts Bulk sides are held at the
CLOSE at 10 cts ana shoulders at 13l3A cts, with but
few lots Offering The transactions in Bacon have been
quite insignificant, but it has ruled steadily at 1870
10 cts tor old Shoulders I6 cts for new do 70 cts for
new Sides. and from Is to . cts for Hams: There was
sale DAY or Two since q " tIerces old Bacon Hams
for export at 21s cts. Mess Pork is in pretty good
demand, an We note sales in the week of $50 bbs
new for delivery d in y Phadephia on private terms;
do, at $30 which we quote as the Closing rate. We
have heard also of les Of 80 bbs new Mess Beef nj
SIS and Of $50 tierces prime Western Lard at 1901
l9 cts. Lard closes however at l3 cts for city ami
10 cts for ime Western.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE.-Ro Butter is in good de-
mand and quite firm at from IS to 10 cts but Tor othcr
descriptions the market il dull Glades may he mo