Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-20

moderate, amounting TO 59S head, while last week
they were $50. The number sold during the week
was COZ head, which compares with 1.l96 head last
week.
The sales were as follows
To Baltimore butchers 406 head.
Washington and Annapolis butchers IT'S head.
Bathgate i Murphy, government contracts Is head.
602
The quality of the offerings this week are about the
same as that Of last week, being tolerably even
Up to yesterday twas generally thought that the
supply of cattle would fall short of the demand and
dealers purchased at a considerable advance over
last weeks prices; subsequent arrivals, however,
changed the appearance Of the market, there being
an ample supply aud this morning the market opened
heavy both butchers and dealers being apparently
determined not to yield, the former had TO submit
however, to an advance Of so cts. upon 100 on all
grades. The market closed duh and heavy-about
close last week.
BROKERS' SALES OF CATTLE.
Tinker Wilson sold fair Ohio steers for Daniel
Stanley Hicke, at s5 e ct extra ONO steers 10y
J. Ellinger & Co. sold 22common to good Maryland
cattle for Wston Hall, at 72s@SH cts; 13 Ohio cat
lie for their own account. at cts - common Balt-
more county cattle for Price Il Shamberger at s. Is
X ss Maryland cattle for Nusbaum at - cts;
Maryland COWS for Baker. at SIS cts; good quality
Gat!Ie for A G. J Jonss at 81 cts
McCail. at 74@s4 cts; y fair Maryland cattle for
VIM. Norris. al 81 z@S@ cts; = fair Pennsyl yania
syvsnia cattle for Jacob 'asnsT,at Sets fair Mary
land cattle for Lambert at 81 cts: fair Ponnsyl-
wanna cattle for Joseph Chunk. at 81 cts.
Sam. Wilhelm u Co. sold 30 fair Pennsylvania cat
tie for j. Wilson, at 734S2S cts; Maryland for
Hoopes 4 Corbett, at 81 cts; Maryland cattle for
Lewis Myers sold 81 good Pennsylvania cattle FIR
HEARTILY Sproat, at 2@9 cts fair Ohio steers for
Dsyi4 4 Robinson s,a z. at Sl4@SS3s cts ...,o g..
HartIy x Sproat, at SgE9 cts.
Seymour L We!foa sold 10 rough Maryland cattle
for for Mr. WT at SH cts rough Maryland rs cat
tie for J. Arnold at 7@gS1$ cts % common Maryl land
cattle for G. A. Hall at 7@814 cts; rough Maryland
Virginia. (South Branch mixed cattle for Cunning
ham Vanmeter at 7@9 cts; II good Ohio cattle fol
Uiu Virgins at $685. cts.
Edward r. Holton sold 81 Illinois cattle for John
J. Myerly, at 25a9 cts; mostly to Washington and
Alexandria butchers.
or Stafford ST. John, at 1905 cts; II fair Pennsyl-
vanie cattle for Joseph Stewart. at SgS1a cts Is or
binary PennSyiyanla cattle tor the same at ~ cts
for HarDish, at o2@o cts 10 far OHIO cattle Tor
THE SHEEP MARKET.
The receipts this week are as follows:
At Kedseckers rd.;........"........l,S9
:, The Calyert9n yard .......-.............. l46
Gray Il tudiks yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. So
2.o59
Samuel Wilhelm j Co. quote sheep, sheared, al
$685. cts, wool on, 6G17A cts; supply fair.
Samue, Fraukenstine quotes sheep at 5@6R cts. an(
supply plenty; sales dull.
Tinker & Wilson quote sheep at 5@714 cts.
The snpply OF sheep continues moderately large
and prices favor buyers.
TIE SWINE MARKET.
The receipts at the various yards this geek art
as follows, viz
AT Redsecker's yard ....... &C., ........... T54
McClelland i.ogans yard 6
" Gray Judick's yard......",............. 400
.....".....................2,2T1
QUOTATIONS.
Ulery y Sherry quote hGgs at 1212@l3A cts; full
| supply and demand slow ,,.
| Ripley Co. quote hogs at l8@l33 cts; suppl
plenty and sales dull.
GRAY y Judik quote hogs at 12@13 cts supply full
| and sales slow.
| Tinker y Wilson quote hogs at 12@1374 cts an
! supply plentiful and demand dull.
1 McCielisnd y Logan quote hogs at 1219@1312 cts
full supply and sales slow.
Samuel vii helm q Co. quote hogs at 12@1312 cts
sales slow and supply full; Only few prime lots il
market. and prices tending downward. Heavy lar
| Remarks.-Hogs continue to come forward freely
| notwithstanding the downward tendency of quota
tons. snC"ing general acquiescence in the neces
| sity and justice of : fall in prices.
New York Markets.
| New YORK, April 19.-Cotton heavy-Sales 0C
bales OF 81 cts. Flour unchanged since repoI
Wheat has declined POS cts-Sales of $1,000 bushe
Chicago, Spring SiS7: Milwaukee Club Sl.S5@l,9
Prime White Genesee S2T0. Corn closed quiet-Salt
of $4,000 bushels. Pork closed frm-Mess 1852
Lard closed buoyant at 1674a1yl5 cts; Whisky duI
| Sugar steady, Coffee quiet. Naval Stores close
| quiet, treights dropping, Gold l27.
Chicago Markets.
| CHIcAG0. april l9.-Flour is dull. Wheat dull
1870 1881 cts for No. !, and 94@109 cts for No.
Corn ssteady at 454@46 cts for No, l. and 1908 C
for No 2. Oats firm at 71aCa30 cts for No. l. and 81
! Qg26M cts for No 2. Mess Pork $25. 25@25.6O. Lar
firm at 1S14@lSR cts.
| Philadelphia Markets.
| PHILADELPHIA. ! pril 19.-Coffee is dull. Cuba s,
! gar firm at 5000 cts. Flour is active and prices
cts higher: sales of 5000 bbs, chiefly Western. Whe
firms red S2.40@12.65. Corn in demand at So cts Il
yellow. Bless Pork is dull at S27. Whisky quiet ar
| unchanged.
| Cincianati Markets.
| CINCINNATI, April 19.-Fiour Is active. Whe
dull. Whiskey, moderate demand at S2.22. Ne
Pork hrm-sales at S26. Gold 1861.
ImpOrts-Coasfwise.
Norfolk, str. Georganna-4 bales cotton, McCIers
| Riyes Co.: do do, Griffin Bros. j. Co.
| Steamer James I. Brady-9 bales cotton Norris
. Baldwin.
Wilmington, N. c., schr Samuel H. Travers-2
bhis rosin iCt old iron, Hopkins & Janney $50 BIB
| rosin. c. u. Smith.
Boston, schr j. f. Farland-1e0 tons plaster, Kels
| X Gray.
Total value of foreign exports for the week snai1
April 10, 1866. S02 ,6S5.
| fmpOrtS-FOreign.
| Liverpool. Prussian bark Wodan-6 03O sacks sal
| T. l.. Brauns Co.; bale knives, Penniman IL Br,
cases mdse, Woodward, Baldwin & CO.. 20 bal
hemp, Levin Jones: Il crates earthenware. Asbul
| X Jones; II do do, E. 4 J. Wietts Il CO
10 do do, Marston Bros; bale bags Foard & Roger
DO do 50 tons pig iron order 50 crates earthenwar
W. G. Price.
Italian bark 0reste-5.27O sacks salt. John Hughe