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


$500 25;ldo Fancy Extra at $9.SO@9.75 do Family at
at 92 E;y do high grade Rio Extra at S255li
q Dbl PatapscO, Reservoir and other brands of
baltimore Family and high grade Extra are selling
by the dray load 70 the trade at Sl45O fog Family and
RYE Flour AND Corn MEAL.-We quote Rye
Flour at S45C@415 Dbl, the latter figure being tor
very choice, and Corn Meal at$3.75 p Dbl
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR.-Buckwheat Flour NAV be
quoted at $4@4.50 = 100 TBS.
The following are the inspections of Flour and Meal
for the week ending Thursday. March. l, 1866:
r,,e. Bbls Half bbls.
Howard reet............-.........ll,5 96 w
SIty Mills S,o59 10
Ehlo:r........ ,;}S5 ....
HaiAliy '".'''''.''.''. S43
:, Total-Wheat Flour 225
G Gyg N MoaI 'ib;iT;G;i; s % 90
ket continues dull and heavy. Messina Oranges
are selling 1T SiG425, and Lemons ut 3lg3 so = box.
Raisins very dull at s433 for bunch. and $4.40 Z
box for layers. Figs selling at 1Sl9 cts. Dates
at 10 cts; CuTants, new crop. at 1919 cts Almonds at
% cts for hard. and S5@39 for soft shellei Fbers
at l6 cts English Walnuts ut l2G IS cts; Brazil Nuts
Palm Nuts at Il cts Pecan Nuts at 2O925 cts. Z u,
and Pea Nuts at S29275 bushel for African and IS
q325 for Southern. Cocoa Nuts are bringing $500
FisH~Fish continues in fair request and sales of
about Loco bbs have been made this week from store
do, and from IS to S9.25 for Labrador Herrings
Other descriptions of Hearings are in large supply
to $3.50 z Dbl. We quote No. Mackerel at S1750g
$lS Dbl. Dry Goldfish ranges in price at from $3.50
Observation-Disclosures are quiet but steady at 60
cts for ordinary and 7Og75 cts 2 b. for prime Live
GRAIN.-Corn has been arriving this week quiet
freely the receipts adding up about 10000 bushels
The inquiry for it has been fair and most of the
cepts have changed hands. but prices have fuctu-
ated considerable. White has ranged from IS cts
down to 20 cts, yellow from y to 68 cts and mixed
from 50 to G3 cts. hut quote white as closing at 70
q q NJ k.tS
The receipts Of Wheat add up about 1000 bushels
and we have reported sales OF 1900 bushels
red at l75l90 cts for common, 200@20 cts for ordi
nary to fair, 25220 cts for good Pennsylvania 223@
Us cts for prime do and 2O9235 cts for prime Mary
ia7S. 0s white there have been about 900 bushels
good to choice Maryland. Oats haze through the
greater part of the week been dull at 1880 cts. but
sales Of Rye, but quote it nominal at 80 cts for
BEANS AND PEAs.-Black Eyed Peas are still selling
at 81 two bushel bag. and we quote White Beans
GUANO.-We quote Peruvian this week at S95t910O
q ton of 700 lbs, the outside figure beirg for retail
lots We still quote ground Navassa at &35; Mexican
a at $50; DO A A at $35; Pacific at $65; and Bone
Dust at 80 ton. Fertilizers range in price at from
GUNNY BA9S.-Gunny Bags are steady at 32]l
cts for small g Ct Tor medium and 10 cts for large
follows viz: at Sl6S&lS for haled Timothy; Sl4@l6
for loose do; $l5@l6 for baed Clover and Straw at
$l7@19 for Rye, and so q ton for Wheat and Dat
HEMP-Rough American is selling at 121@dl3 cts
p ID. There is no dressed American in market but
it would bring if here $l25 = ton. Clean Russia is
ll@ll15 cts 2 ID. gold.
HI3ES.-lIides are dull but unchanged in prices
and we again quote BuenoS Ayres 19l9G2l cts gold
Rio lrande at liz cts gold, and City Slaughtered
at cts toE Cow, and 92Gll cts currency for Steer
IRON.-Iron continues il good demand and firm
at previous quotations. viz: S55 foTR Baltimore Char
coal Forge: $3.50 o for Baltimore Charcoal Wheel
S5O65i for Ashland No. Anthracite; $500 for
No do; and Sl5@4! ton for No; do but there have
been no sales of moment this week, so far we heard
Scotch Iron is selling from snlpS3ard at SO ton
and the market closes strong for all descriptions.
INDlG0.-lndig0 is III tair supply and moderate
demand We quote as o 1oli9Es w; C9raccaS at
SllO to l35. Good descriptions are held with con-
LEATHER-The market for Leather is quiet but
prices are pretty we'll maintained. We quote as fol-
lows VIZ Spanish Sole alto to a. cts City Slaughtered
do at 45@52 cts; Country do $500 cts; and Rough
Skirting at 5Zo4&s CTS for heavy and 3Jg33 cts for
M0LAssEs.-There has been some inquiry this
week for Mo!asses, and we note sales Of Il hhds
crop Porto Rico, 70 go out of the market at u cts
and Of 00 puncheOrS neg crop English Island at from
~ to !Oets quote as before new crop Cuba at 43
crop English Island at 5000 cts and Porto Rico at
639I5 cts tor neg crop. and 500 55 cts for old.
MADDER.-We quote Madderat 14II4@l515 cts cur
rency for prime Dutch OmbT0
Mill FEhp:--We quote Brown STUFF this week at
2l@22 cts and EIG MddneT at $l@33 cts q bushe
scriptions the market remains dull and very
heavy. We quote Spirits Turpentine this week
at S54g0 6 cts z gal; RosiR st $50 for common
$9Gl2 z Dbl; but there is none here. Tar may be
quoted az S250@2.75 for small, and $350@S4 for
0GLS.-0ils are quiet, but steady. We quote as
follows, W; Sperm at s. ioT Fall and S285 for
t0r sprnF mae and az Winter T hensg dG at at
Sl.SC@l 3d. and Lard Oil at $190@1.95 q gallon Lin
seed is steady at 81. 43@l.45 z gallon.
QNlONS.-0nions are selling at from $1.5O to $50
2 Dbl as in quality.
case for quarts and pints and Uordeauy st SIS1S =
case for quarts and piats. Sardnes in Oil are sell
ling at 10 cts each for half boxes and % cts for quar-
PROFESSIONALLY market for Provisions has
been more active this week than for time past
there having been some speculative inquiry for
them, as well rs an increased demand for consump-
ton, and we note decided Improvement in the
general tone OF the market. Bulk Meat has been
fG SG ia y inquired i9r and we note sales Of
OF 5OO1 lbs do loose at l22 and 1871 cts at which
figures Shoulders and Sides may be quoted as closing
ne notlee sales OF 200 boxes Middes. at New York
Ca Baltimore account, at l51a cts for Cumberland
cut and ls}4 cts for short ribbed. The demand for
from the local trade, and the sales up between
3V0 and 4g0 hhds at la cts for Sides and 144@
+412 cts Tor Shoulders Sales also of some 500 to 800
pieces Hams at :}@24 cts for sugar cured. OF Mess
PORK there has been perhaps leo bbs sold in lots at
$50 q bbl but i closed duh and nominal at this
firm at 1Ss@l9 cts for Western. with sales Of $50
tierces at these figures, but yesterday so terceS
Western sold at 1874 cts, and it closes dull at this
Butchers Lard at IS cts.
BUTTER AND ,CHEEsE.--The recent large purchases
have very much reduced the stock of Butter and it
is nov quite firm at 353S cts for Western 35a42 cts
for Roll. 40g43 cts for Glades and 46@52 cts for New
York State Cheese is in light supply at 22a2314 cts
for New York State. and 24g27 cts for English Dairy
POWDER-Powder is selling at S6. 2596.50 Tor
BLASTING. and Mining, and $3.50 q keg of 25 lbs for
PLASTER:-Thero are no sales making, and it is
at 45Gl6 cts in bond and 65&66 cts per gallon free
The market for it is however, quiet, no sales of
dong present IN Benzine, and we can give quo
P0TAToEs.--,Potatoes in bbls were selling at $50
S25, and in bulk at 80 cts for Peach Blows, and 81
bpshel for MERGERS. from the wharf ''-
RICE.-We note sale today Of 70 bags Rangoon
5 at US cts currency We quote Carolina nominal at
Shingles are still dull. We quote.
II, and do saps at $10@i2a N. '''' MAI '-'S9
s. Sa RFt HID 'sP'2ss t.
sPICES.1nThe market is quiet, but steady We
quote as follows. viz Pepper at 33l5 cts; Cassia in
MATS at 81 cts 90 IN cases at % cts Pmento at E cts;
l3 gin, in eases. and Mace at 81 .20@1.25 p 10
decline Of f1Iy have to note this week further
part of the week the market was very dull but the
reduced rates brought out buyers, and the market
for the last two three days has been fairly active
We note sales OF 3thhds fair grocery Cuba at iI3[
y cts SO hhds and 369 bbls prime do on private
225 hhds fair to choice Porto Rico at from II to ~
cts, and los hhds choice Demarara on private terms
We quote to-day as follows, viz: at i05l6ii cts
fair to good refining Sugars; 1905 cts for fair to
primo grocery Cuba and English Island: 126l3I5
cts for fair to prime Porto Rico: and 14@I4Z cts
for choice do and 15@154 cts for Centrifugals The
stock to-day is 1885 hhds 302S boxes and IL 76 bags
REFINED SUGARs.-The rates for Refined Sugars
are to-day follows, viz: IT cts for Hand Crushed:
i5A91554 cts for White Soft Crushed; 142lC@l5 cts
Tor Z; and g. Extra. and 13@14 cts for Yellow.
,SALE-Salt is dull, but rates for it are without
change, and we quote Liverpool as before at S21G@
- 20 for Ground Alum $425; for Ashtons fine; 1850
tg$S65 for Worthingon's do. and $3.45@3.50 p sack
for less known brands do Turks Island is selling at
$3.50 cts q bushel.
SEEDS.-Cloyerseed is in large supply and dull
with wide range in prices. The transactions so far
as we have heard embrace 500 to 600 bushels at
from Sc to 1913. and hear also of some small lots
having been sold at 81 q bushel Timothy seed is
also dull at Sil2%G425, and Flaxseed is quiet but
steady at 81. S5G2.90 q bushel
STARCH.-Starch is in fair demand and steady
We quote as follows viz: Medium at ~ cts; Fox's
at S%@S54cts; Duryea's Superior at II cts; Duryea's
Refined at ll15 cts; and Kingsfords Oswego at ll@
II x cts q ID.
TEAS.-Teas continue in fair demand and steady
at previous quotations, viz:
Powchong 80 cents to 81 90 cents
dyson anu IWanRay..-.............. W LOU
Souchong and Congou........... 80 4" las