Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-26
New York Markets.

Flour, dc.-The market for western and state fon,
Is irregular. Common brands easier while sound
7.2j for superfne state; S79740 for inferior extrs
state and 81 5OGI 20 for sound do 81 SOGS 80 for
Sta 5 $ e TOR the low grases Of western extra
and family brands and Sl250@l6 for st. Louis extras
Canadian flour is without change in prices The de
nand is limited sales of $50 bhls at S6Q@S 10 for tr
low grades Of extra. and i825Gl1.5O for trade alG
| family extras. Southern -four is steady but dull
sales of $50 bhs at SSSO9l0 for mixed to good super
me country Baltimore. &c and SlOlOGl5.50 for trad;
and family brands.
6rqin:LThe wheat market is unchanged the de
mand little more active. chiefly confined to miers
The sales are Is 200 bushels at 81 so for No Chicago
spring; Sl.67 for amber Milwaukee aoat: ASSOC 4
| for amber state. Oats are frmer and more active
the demand chiefly to export. The sales are 450Gl
bush Canadian at 56]@G57c, unsound western at 8aG
&c, state at 81 Jersey and southern at 50@52,. Rye
western at SIC Corn is firmer and more active. The
demand is more general. The receipts are light.
The sales are 4lO09 bushels unsound at 7297$c
western mixed at I4I6c IN store, and 053@7Sc. de-
| iyered: Jersey yellow at Soc.
| Provisions.-The pork market has again declined
and closes dull. The inquiry has been fair. For flu
ture delivery we hear of 1850 bbls at S2S125. seller
March, S2S Is, seller last half March: 20. 25@2S 80
buyer March; $28.3l4, seller April and $3.50 buyer
April The sales, cash and regular, are 1900 hbls
active-saes Of 80 hbS at Sll@l4 for old plain mess
$l6al9 for new do $l3@l6 for old extra do and 80
Oh for new DO fierce beef is steady. and continues
III requeSt-sales Of 200 erces prime on private
terms Cut meats are without important change
$
demand-sales of 2IS boxes at l5c for Cumberland
cut and 1880 for short ribbed. Dressed hogs arc
ni faooe a Ic iGr western IVES and I594e tof
owing to the decline in gold-sales of 600 bbls and
tcs at l7@lSc for No /; lS14@l9c for city, and 800
I9'sc tor western; go ties Kettle rendered seller
April at 1880.
Cofee-There has been fair demand for Rio, AMI
prices are well sustained. Sales of 5000 bags part
ut 1914 cts, gold in bond. Other kinds are firm and
moderately active.
G9pneg-A american ing9t is quiet but firm. We quote
at s5 &? tor Lake and Baltmore % and 40 cts or
he% sheaIE ti ana yellow metal.
C2pon-Ihe market i5 quiet. with downward
telIehcy, OWING 10 the absence OF buyers. We quote
rs follows:
Upland. Florida. Mobile n. Q. Il Tex.
Ordlnary ......n.5S ~ Az 20
aldq, II ..;;;;;y...ttts q 20 %
tood IdlddIlngio =. a. As 45
oscas.-Cl9Versce1 IS unI ana heavy at logi2 ots
Rough Flaxseed is dull at $l8o929O. Calcutta Lin
seSu 10 e''ES at g oD'oV u iIos.oi anu pl.t neFe
11i ~. f s uG u anu Icy oG d.
id2 e[s I@r tt 70 sIOu IN SAFES % 4oo mas a.
ioI4 ~ cos toi Cupa lSS lSI "lto nlgu Gnu 10 -
9UneS III III ana; palt az Hi9lt4 c'S' henheu are
uu III ~ y! t'14 Us loI naius ::
mHshE.55 SHARES anu Ill eenaAa' safes OF on Dds
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=, """' .pi@ ''Aoe NA'ahAe'' ro"' 80
The Shoe and Leather Reporter says:-The Boot
and Shoe market shows signs of improvement, and
buyers who have delayed purchasing until month
past the usual time arc now taking mold to some
tent, consumers wants become imperative. Some
sold now do not yield much profit; hut. ali thin:
considered it IS better to dispose of stocks before hes
get more shop worn, rather than to hold on for ask
iua rates Of last month, The feeling obtains tina;
prices Of shoes have reached the lowest point for the
season, and shrewd BUYERS are taking advantage Of
the circumstance and laying in goods while stocks
are ample to select from.
As the manufacturers have curtaed the produc
ton, hut comparatively few new goods are cOming
forward; any considerable demand would soon SWEEP
The market gnd affect prices for nm ADVANCE nh,
shipnents from Boston alone are now about POI {
cases weekly, and the amount of sales with scarcity
of production. will soon put different face on Tie
shoe market. In Lynn, Hayerhill, and in fact in a
the snoe towns OF tne state the manufacturers pave
T se Iiay ~ aj Nv "ahen; anu nave pee'
sGns goouS an Eli I Dc INC va
% t ,iT a c+ G9s Gu nt'b Deen
foLg tma,S PIt oTH' oSS b"" pes n"h"a'
eau nUcntS fr tbo aS have beo 5o
naSas ''' '1 ''N -'"'' ''SN 49,
PiissEur.. ssc.-oYnv,vu E5orstct Feb 90
rL,,a1, = w., 1,I5 - :oa.;-, ,I- -.
Testing no disposition to operate M tbs tine Dea
ers are evidently awaiting the resumpf0n Of nav;
ratien 70 oil city, If we are to Judge by appesr
ances that event don appear very far distant.
The stock Of crude on the market is very light
if except that heiG Ey refneTs. and il not for
iators, hence any large operatiOlg would be
subject to the opening of tho Allegheny river