Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-18
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phtIadeIphia Cattle Markets, April I6.

Stock on hand ............... 172548
The cearances comprise sos bales for Bremen.
Philadelphia Cattle Markets, April I6.
The arrivals and sales of Beef Cattle at the Avenue
Drove ard are moderate this week, reaching about
l,SOO head. The market is more active and prices
have advanced fully lc q ID. Extra PENNSYLVANIA
and Western Steers are selling at from l6?2@l7c; a
few choice Lancaster county cattle at Sc fair good
at l4@l512c and common at from 800 9 H. as to
| quality, The market closed firm within the above
Cows have advanced; IT'S head sold at from Si5@lOO
. head. Sheep are in fair demand; 1000 head ar
tnue du about l,G0 head sold at the different yards
| Mt from $13@li. so the 100ibs nett.
~ The cattle on sale to-day are from the following
States: LOCO head from Pennsylvania $50 head from
Illinois. and SO head from Ohio.
Cows.-The arrivals and sales of Cows at the Ave
| nue. Drove Yard reach about Us head. The demand
| is good and prices have advanced. Sprngers are
selling from S45@96, and ?6U@lOO head for Mich
Sheep-The arrivals and sales Of sheep at the Ave
nue Drove ard are large this week. reaching about
1000 head. The market continues active, with sales
of fair to extra fat Sheep at 7@S cts ID gross to
quality.
Hog5-The arrivals and sales of Hogs at the Union
and Avenue Drove Yards reach about 200 head this
| week. The market continues dull at about former
rates with sales at from S3450 the 100 lbs net, the
| latter rate for prime corn fed.
Albany Live Stock Market, April E2.
BeeveS-The demand for Beeves has been good
| throughout the week. The market in New York
last Monday, was quite lively and buyers from there
| returning to Albany Wednesday. bought freely,
sending prices up &c q ID. which advance stiff
| maintained to the close. The New Workers bought
largely leaving but few more than was needed by
Eastern buyers and parties hereabouts The drOves
were chiefly made up Of ordinary to fair steers with
a mixture of oxen and few prime extra beeves.
Receipts-The following is a comparative statement
OF receipts at this market the Central Railroad
estimating seventeen to the
This week. Last week.
Sheep .................5.000 500
Sheep-The inquiry was slow during the earlier
part OF the week, but there was considerable i'm
proyement yesterday. thousand head chang
ing hands, Clipped commanded so to &c q 10. A
car load Of fnezwooled Kentucky, averaging 2O lbs,
brought re q ID, which is the top of the market
Dewey Johnson sold 2O2, averaging IS lbs at 61l 2
ID; 700 averaging So bs at CSC q ID, and 49,
New York VIA rl3ets.
NFw YORK, April 17.-Cotton has declining ten
deney; sales 100 bales at 3 cts Flour is active and
Ss60@l1 50, Western S7GS50. Southern frmer sales
900 bbls at S9.50Ggl575. Wheat generally closed
With an advancing tendency; sales at advance of
| sos cts. New Milwaukee Club 81 1870 So Red SEA
$50, white 81 3OG265. Corn closed with an adyan-
cling tendency; sales $4,000 bushels at s3@s6% cts
CTS. Whiky dull at $2.26@227. Sugar steady. Mis-
souri, Naval quiet. Spirits ,turpentne 5000 cts
frelghts have declining tendency. Gold 1865.
Philadelphia Markets.
PHILADELPHIA. April l7.-Petroleum is dull; Crude
"a cts Refined free 58@62 cts. Cotton is depressed
and prices unsettled; Flour dull; export demand
60. Corn is scarce; Yellow so cts. Oats steady Cof-
fee quiet Provisions dull. Whisky S2.25@2.26
New York attic Market.
New YORK, April l7.-Beef unchanged; sales Mt l.
$3.50 70 SO Receipts 1900 head Hogs are dull at
| 10000 cts. Receipts lO,4OO head.
ImpOrts-COastwise.
Wilmington, C-Schr James Brophy-6OO sacks
salt, James Corner Sons; 255 bbs rosin do spirits
turpentine, do tar. $1,000 feet lumber, Hopkins &
Janney.
| New York-schr Marccna. Munson. Jr.. 5000
| bushels salt, order.
| Schr julia, smith-25 boxes SALT 454O bushels do
Norfolk Steamer nc George Leary-l2 bales cotton
Sewers Anderson; do do, Griffin Bros. & Co.; II
do do. Hail. Smith d Co.; do. do, Norris & Bald
1 win.
| Steamer James T. Brady-6 bales cotton Whedbee
| plcklnson; do. do, Griffin Bros. & Co.
ar Ssamer Geo1rgeannaIO bags faXseed, Woodside
do. do, C. P Mendenhall & Co.: 100 bales behring's
| Sellman il Hopkins
II IN Kalorama. bales cotton, W.
Il Grltn 70 6dls. bags, tee. rice, pkgs. sundries
| Mordecai 4 Co.: IS boxes mdse Henry Jenkins:
bdl. bags. J. J. Middleton Jr; i22 do do, tcs rice
| John Williams * Son; cases mdse.. W. Wilkens
Bristol. R. I.-Schr. Delmont-3a6 bbls guano
| order.
peptine 22S do rosin 90 do tar 5000 slaves Jas Cor
| ner &Sons; 3O,OOO shingles, b. 0. Davis.
ExDsrts-FOreign.
Demarara-Br. bark Deaware-l 456 bills -four
~ do meal $50 do bread $50 do pork so half do beef
500 BUSH corn, farming machine, 200 bush. peas zoo
do bran SCOO lbs candles, 10000 lbs lard. 80 do
| bacco, $1,000 slaves.
| ImpOrts-Foreign.
Rio de Janeiro-Bark May Queen-969 bags coffee
Thos. Pierce; SOB do do, Brown Shipley & Co.. SOC
do do, f. L. Lusby 1877 do. do ]. L. Phipps L Co.
Messina-Brig J ". Spencer--l2OO boxes Lemons.
monds, AZ boxes mdse., Dix Steiner.
Demarara-Br. brig Chesapeake-l6l hhds sugar
las bbls. do, Y puncheons moasses W. Il. Pearot.