Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-03

cts, in bond, and 71@72 cts Free Benzine is nominal
at 24 hi cts in bond, and Hos cts gallon free.
RlCE.-Rice is very quiet the only sale of moment
we pave heard of this week being 100 bags East
dndla at w cts currency. We quote East India at
aggio cts currency and Carolina at l2@13 cts cur
,SUGARs.-Since the date of our last review de-
cline OF fully = cent has been established in Su-
cars and the tendency OF prices is still downward
There has been some movement in them this week
put the market is devoid of activity and the general
feeling in it is heavy. The sales Include $50 hills fair
refining English Island at 1879 cts mos; $50 hhds
strictly good refining Porto Rico at III cts mos
20 20 hhds good grocery English Island at 12@l2{ cts
Porto Rico at from Y to l35 cts and so hhds choice
Cuba sold to-day at lac. We quote day as follows
prime Porto Ricoi and 14l2@I51l for Centrifugals.
The imports this week are 707 hhds
REFINED SUGARs.-The rates for Refined Sugars
have again been reduced, and We now quote Hard
Crushed at III cts Soft Crushed White at l6 cts for
extra. and Fellow at 14a1lz e cts '0F D. 10 Gus LOT
SALT;-Salt is arriving pretty freely the receipts
bushels Turks Island but the market for inactive
and prices are rather lower The only sale of conse-
quence reported this week is one of 400 sacks Ash
private terms; We quote Liverpool to-day at $3.50
for Ground Alum, S4.25 for Ashton's fine, $SG5q375
Sse6 A. iCa 0tGer brands d. and Turks Island at
sEEDS..:The transactions in Cloverseed have been
heavy again this week. the sales adding up about
$500 bushels. 1t opened SS@S25 for fair to prime
put subsequently prices improved . cts several hun
area ousheiS selllns at SooU q bushel. Within the
last day or two it has however fallen off again. and
the closing sales were at $S121IaS25 4 bushel. We
quote Timothy seed at 35GG4 the latter figure being
generally asked for it, and Flaxseed at S2.9O@3 +
SPICES.-The market is quiet, but steady We
quote follows viz Pepper at S3la cts; Cassia in
mats at 50 cts do in cases at 70 cts; Pimento at 81 cts
Cloves at 1904 cts: Numegs at S.35 in casks 81 30
l$5 IN cases cases, and Mace at $l.20@l.25 p ID
STA ES-Staves are scarce and wanted and could
be sold readily if here Prime R; Q, HID may be
quoted at $500. W Q. HID at S50@55. and W. o.
,,STARCH.-Starch is in fair demand and steady
We quote as follows viz: Medium at IA cts; Foxs
at S99S54cts; Duryea's Superior at Il cts Duryea's
Ke6ned at l12 cts: and kingsfOrds 0swego at ll@
Ns Sll I(EGLEsmShngles are very dull and heavy;
No, do at $40 d NJ. but there are none selling
IQBACCo.-Aiter the closing Of our report last
week there were sales of some 200 Aids Ohio To-
bacco within the range of our quotations. but this
week the market has been very quiet, and nothing
Of consequence has been done in any variety
Holders OF Tobacco are generally ndSpOsed to sell
except at fu rates, and most of the lots coming for
ward are being stored in anticipation of better prices
FeGeIlIs are Gnley Of Maryland the new crop OF
ONO anu hentuGKy not having commenced as yet to
forward. The stock in the warehouses is about
2Z,UJO hhds. We quoteto day asfollows: Maryland
trosted-to common, S545; do. sound common, $3.50
@I50; do middling. 5000; do. good to fine brown
SlO9lG do fancy SlI@25 do upper country, $780, do
ground leaves. new S3a5 for common to fair and SEQ
y for good to fine. 0ho-InferOr to good common
$685. do. brown and spanged. S901250 do. good and
fancy, S2G930; Kentucky. frosty lugs. $6.50@7 do
far 70 good Tugs, SI5O6j1 do. common to fair leaf
S9al2; do. good Sl2508l6; do. fine select SlSGa 81
The inspections this week are l0l hhGS Maryland
hid Ohio, hhds Kentucky, and hhds Virginia.
total, li6 hhds
TEAS.-Teas are in fair demand and steady at
previous quotations, viz.
R E2 ~ 50 cents to s. % cents
Tyson and i've lkay. ................ so $50
Sonchong and Congou............. 80 LAS
XSoiols ~ . LAD
4n Dung Hyson..... 10 LIS
1Lnperfai ;.'...... ...................lI0 80
JJ snannSyC 1 ~ 19e
TN IND IEAD.-Tin 5iate s0 is selling so for /
c. lOxl4 at 1880 and for TX lOxl4 at $3.50 = box,
and Lead at L cts for Pig - cts for Bar and 10 cts
- Tor sheet and Pipe Speer we quote at Il cts and
IALLOW.@We have heard of no sales this week,
but we quote Western at I212 cts and Butchers as
ISOLATION at IS cts r ID.
W0OL.-Wool continues very dull, with no i'm
proyement IN prices. We quote as follows, viZ:-Un-
washed at SOC 30 cts tub washed at $685. cts pulled
at 3G9 10 cts; fleece, common to quarter blood 4447
blood and Saxony at 55@62 cts.
WHlSKG:-There has been very little done this
week in Whisky: few small lots sold in the carly
part OF 1t at $50 but it has been Offering for some
days past at s.. 2S@230 q gallon without finding
buyers. The proposition to reduce the excise tax on
Whisky to 81 . gallon, instead of 81, as at present.
mas unsettled the market and there is no disposition
to operate IN Risky, until there shall be some in
dicaon as to what to be the fate of the proposition
fFEiGHISi-treights are dull, but rates are
however. been made this week so far as we have
heard. There is no vessel the berth for Liv-
erpoo and rates are nominal as before quoted, viz
I12d for grain; I'D for cotton 25s30s for bark and
5s for tobac9Go The nominal rate for grain to Cork
Tor orders IS Sd. To Bremen quote at 20s for to-
6acco and to Amsterdam and Rotterdam al 25s
for tobacco. For petroleum still quote at 6s to
Liverpool and IS to the continent. Coal to n York
is IS, and to Boston 81 per ton and for grain rates
are cts to New York, 10 cts to Providence 12d13
cts to Boston, and l3@l5 cts bushe to Charleston
and Savannah.