Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-22

COFFEE.--we have only, to report to-day sales
Of some IS bags Rio at ~ cts gold. The cargo
of Rio per Aquidneck still in treaty, but had not
been closed when We left the market. We again
Guote as follows viz: Rio at 100000 cts for com
mon to choice uayra at 10000 cts. and Java at
262G27 cts The stock of Coffee here is about l2GOO
FL0UR.-The market for Flour is exceedingly
dull, and the feeling in it rs heavy. with decided
little inquiry for it to day from any quarter,
and we have heard of no sales whatever. Al
though the tendency of prices must be said
yet taken place. and we still quote as follows.
VIZ; Howard Street Super at $40 25@lO.5n do Extra
Extra at S1O.5O@11; City Mills Super at 50 5O@9 rs;
do STANDARD Extra at 59ll 50; and do high grade
Extra at Sl3.50@l4.50 q Dbl Western and Howard
Street Family we still quote ut Sl4@l5. and PatapSco,
Reservoir and other choice brands of Baltimore do
at SIG 50 per Dbl to the trade. Rye Flour quote
at $ 22@57 and Corn zeal at $425@4.S7I per Dbl.
GRAIN.-Corn was in better supply to-day than
for some days past but the demand for it fairly
active and prices were to eta better than on yes
terday There were about 5000 bushels received,
most Of which changed hands at 85@S7 cts for White,
and S2@S4 cts for Y elbow 0fWheat there were some
Of Some parcels Of inferior White and Red were
sold at 200 cts, and lot of 300 bushels prime Mary
cts weight the receipts, about $500 bushels, mostly
changing hands at these figures. There was nothing
done in Rye. but we quote it before at SDlO0 cts
for good Maryland and Pennsylvania.
M0LASSES.-No So les repnrted TO-DAY. Wequote
as before Cuba claved at 1905 cts: do Muscovada at
43@60 cts; English Island at 40G65c and Porto Rico
at 50670 cts.
, PROVTSIONS-The market is dull and generally
fat and heavy. The speculative feeling has received
decided check, and the cOnsumptive demand has
for the last two three DAYS been quite limited
Bacon is iohb;ng at 49, cts for Shoulders, and
lT3 for Sides and large orders could probably be
filled at somewhat lower rates. There is no Bulk
Meat selling. but it could be readily bought at 1914
cts for Shoulders and 1917 cts for Sides. Lard dull
and nominal at 2l13Q22 cts for Western in bbs and
tierces. We quote Mess Pork at $3l, but there is
none selling.
. RICE.-There is a fair trade demand for this art-
Gle. and we quote it steady Mt $685. cts for East In
dian. and 1l@l212 cts for Carolina.
SUGARS.-We notice sales 20 day of 1866 boxes
No. 10 Havana Sugars Elk " Josephine" at 10I cts
4 mos. and IL boxes No. IS do also, Elk % jose
phine at l212 cts mos all for refining which scom-
prses all the transactions have heard Of to-day in
Sugars. For all descriptions prices steady at
previous quotations. viz: 10Gl 1917 cts for common to
good refining; 10IG13 cts for fair to prime Cuba 103
@1l cts for common to fair Porto Rico 1908 cts for
good to prime do. and 1877 cts for choice do.
REFINED SUGARs.-Rates are unchanged. and we
still quote as follows. viz: Hard Crushed at 1870
1879 cts; White Soft Crushed st 14l4@l5 cts: and
| SALT.-For Liverpool there is fair jobbing de-
mand and prices are steady. Ground Alum is sell
| ing at $175 Marshals and Wort hington's Fine al
S3.10@3 Is, and other less known brands at $3.50;
sack. Turks Island is and firm at 50 cts II
| bushel.
| WHISKY.-Small sales of Whisky continue to be
made at 1927 per gallon, but hear of no large
! lots We quote for round lots of Western S2.26G
| 2.26L per gallon.