Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11
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conclude that advanced rates may be looked Tor
American wheat for export during the summer
ChtcdJ0 JolrnGt.
Philadelphia Cattle Market, April o.
Evening-The arrivals and sales of Beef Cattle at
about 2,l00 head The market is moderately active,
and prices are unchanged. Extra Pennsylvania and
western Steers arc selling at from l6@l612c; fair to
gOOe do at 1iG1512r and common at from lUGl32c r
II, to quality. The market closed firm withia the
above range of prices. Sheep higher 10000 head
demand at former rates: $50 head sold at from 4G@S0c
= head Hogs are dull and lower; LOO head sold at
from $lS@14.5O the 100 lbs, nett.
, The Cattle on sale to-day are from the following
States:
1,5599S9 head ffa {. P PPM iy,
275 " Ohio.
Cows-The arrivals and sales at tho Avenue Dove
Yard reach about $50 head. The demand is fair and
prices remain last quoted springers selling at so
@60 and mich cows at from S50@S0 q head. as to
condition and quality.
nue. Drove Yard large this week, reaching about
10000 head, and prices have advanced fully &c q b.
Extra fat sheep selling at from S@S2a; fair to good
at IHS7Mc, and common at from 64@7c q ID gross
iiogs-lhe arrivals and sales of hogs at the Union
and Avenue Drove Yards reach about LOO head this
week. The market continues very dull and prices
net eco head sold at the Union Drove lard at from
Sl3Gli50 Z 100 Us net. 500 head sold at the Avenue
Drove Yard at from $l9li SO . 100 TBS net tho lat
ter rate Tor primo corn fed.
Albany Live Stock Market, April C.
The trade was more active to-day, both the New
York and Eastern buyers taking hold With some lit
tie spirit but the supply too heavy c Justify
average decline Of ct q h, live weights from the
lowest ruling rates of last week and ct 2 b from
way. and during the day upwards of 1860
changed hands, leaving however number of droves
to go through IN lrst hands. Very few sales were
made above cts p n. Most af the stock is o. mid
ding quality averaging between 100 and l,250 TBS.
Receipts.-The following is a comparative state,
ment of receipts at this market over the Central
Railroad, estimating II to the
This week. Last week.
Beeves D Wy 5,MV
Sheep.-The demand foa sheep is good but prices
are lover, about a ct q II; sales between four and
raging Us lbs at cts > 10 Ten or fifteen hundred
were sold to goNeast.-Araus.
Charleston Gotten Market. April 6.
Tho past week has been one of much steadiness in
the Cotton market and we close the operations of
the weeks business with about the quotations
good and factors very firm; the decline received by
the last steamer had no effect on prices here The
operations of the week extend TO about one thou
hundred and twhlvc bales Owing to the light stocks
on sale and the frmnes Of factors yesterday buyers
retired from the market after purchasing about fifty
bales. We quote:
Ordinary to good ordinary asa
Low I@G3i
Mlaullng O.
Strl,t 1908
ooou louitlis d.
Philadelphia Markets.
PHILADELPHIA, Aprll lO-ElOur Is quiet and
changed Common to choice Red Wheat S2@2.5O.
Corn is firm. Yellow 11g7S cts Coffee is quiet; Rio
2O@2GM cts in gold. Cuba Sugar S@83s cts in gold.
Provisions dull. Whisky unchanged.
New York sattIe Market.
NEW YORK, April 10.-Beef cattle have advanced
24 cent per p, selling at l29lS cts as to quality.
Receipts $500 head. Cows nominal. Veals steady.
Sheep and Lambs in demand; sales at $3.50Sl0; re
eelpts 1900 Cows dull and lower sales at 10000
cts; receipts 100.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, April iG.-Flour auet. Wheat steady.
No ], Sl.S09l.S5. Small sales of Whisky at 81 %
Provisions dropping; sales of 100 bills Mess Pork at
S25. Lard dull at IS cts. Gold 1851.
fmpOrfs-FOreign.
Liverpo0l-Br. bark Henrietta-7,0S7 sacks salt, 25
tons coal. John Hughes.
EmpOrtS-COaStWise.
Norfolk-Steamer Georgana-4S bales cotton. C..
P. Meudenhall d Co.; do. do, Whedbee & Dickin-
son; 5 do. do. P. P. Clements; SO do. yarn j. NJ.
ODe.
New York-Barge l.. S. Castle-5O pigs mdse,
40 slabs marble, f. Il l.. Taylor.