Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-12
New York Markets,

| Flour, dc-The market for western and state four
Is quiet. Common brands IS, are inactive and easier
but sound flour is firm The sales $500 bbls at
S7l097.35 for superne state S760GS for extra state
SS.l5@S.5O for fancy state S770g8.30 for the low
S9lO89.2Q for trade and family brands. and S1250G
Is for ST. Louis extra Canadian flour is inactive; the
sales of IT'S bbls at $790@S30 for the low grades Of
| extra. and SS.40@llS5 for trade and family extras
Southern -four is dull but unchanged sales of $50 bbls
at So 200 1920 for mixed to good supcrtine country
Baltimore, &c; and $lO3C@15.5O for trade and family
brands. Rye flour is inactiye sales of50 hbs at S25
@550 Corn meal is quiet; sales at $50 for jersey,
! and S425 for Brandywne.
| Grajn.-Thc wheat market is dull and easier for
spring and firm for winter The sales are 1909 bush
els white Canadian at SEQ. Oats are in fair de-
mand. The sales $4,000 bushels Canadian at 531l
G54 cts new western at 500 he; old do at SOC in store
state at 55@56c Jersey and southern at 5O@5c. Rye
is quiet. The sales 500 bushels state at 80 Corn
is lower and more active The sales are $500 bushels
unsOund at 6S1ag73c western mixed at 15c in store
and 70@7Sc delivered the latter rate market; Jersey
Propjsions.-The advance of yesterday is not sus-
tained and the market has been less active at our
figures, closing heavy. For future delivery have
and regular are 0 bbs at 55S S' for G new
mess; S25 for old prime mess and S27 for thin mess
hhls at Sll@ll for old plain mess; $6@l9 for new do
$i3gl6 for old extra do, and S20t@23 for new do.
Tierce beef is quetSales of 100 ties India mess on
private terms. Beet hams are duiI-saes of 100 bbI5
| al $"3S for western Cut meats extremely dull
| sales Of 36S packages shoulders at HE. Rough
shoulders from the block at l05c and rough sides at
| l3%@lIc Bacon is quiet, and we have only to note
| % boxes short ribbed at l534c Dressed hogs are
dall. We quote at l29l2 &c for western and l3@134
for city, Lard is dull and rather heavy at the close
sales of 400 bbs and ties at 17I@lSIc for city, the
latter fancy and lS@8}c for western the outside for
| iohbins lots.
foldases.Is dull but steady, sales of 50 bbls New
Petro1cn,-Is dull and heavy at a61g97c for crude
and 43G44c for refined in bond.
Sugdr-Raw sugars are in fair demand and steady.
We quote at lO25Gl4c Tor fair to good refining. Re-
fined are dull.
WisEv-The market is dull and unchanged Sales
of Il bbls at b2.2S for State and 81 for Western
EiOStOEs Root and Shoe Market, March $.
The Shoe and Leather Reporter says There seems to
b" little better feeling existing in tho Boot and
Shoe market. and goods moving off to a fair ex-
tent, although the volume of trade falls far short of
The expectations Of manufacturers and dealers. The
prices of goods down to a very low point and can
hardly rule lower this season. There is but little
manufacturing here and most of the shoe towns are
very quiet.
The stock Of goods on hand is ample but the spring
demand in the west and south may be full enough to
require all our extra stock.
The uncertain state of the money market, the re-
cant fail in some lines of dry goods and the decline in
prices of western produce all to unsettle the
markets. and the safe way for our manufacturers to
proceed is, to make up few goods as possible and
wait for better times.
The shipments of boots and shoes from Boston con-
nue quite large amounting this week to % 22l cases
and for the past two months to March st there have
been 120ii0 cases Skinned. against 1923 fer
January and Febrary of 1865
Philadelphia Markets.
PHILADELPHIA, March 10-FIour is quiet and I'M
changed. Prime red Wheat 81. 25@2 80; white So 35@
10 Corn is lower; yellow 20 cts Provisions dull;
Mess Pork SIS. Lard lS35@l9 cts: Whisky is dull;
sales at 81. 26G2.2S
AMERICANS IN RoME.-A letter from Rome dated
February 18th says Ameeting of the American cit-
zens in Rome was held at the American Consul
late yesterday morning, to decide on the best mode
of celebrating the birthday of Washington which
fills on the I'D inst. 1t appears that exPresident
Fillmore, now in Paris, sent round circular init
mating to all Americans in Europe the propriey of
doing honor to name before which Southerners
equally with NOrtherners bow with respect. From
forty to fifty gentleman were present and it was de-
ciGed to have public breakfast, believe, in the
PalaZZo Brarchi, when ladies well as gentlemen
will be invited to attend. committee of nine was
appointed to carry out the arrangements. greater
number Of Americans in Rome than have
been here since the war. AT the present moment
there about six hundred, and at one time in the
Hotel de Rome alone there were two hundred.
IMPRISONED MISSIONARIES IN ABYssINIA-The