Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-07
BALTIMORE DAILY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES APRIL T. 1866


SEEDS.--There has been comparatively little do
closes weak at S. 5@6 bushal for round lots Atreta
it may be quoted at $625 . bushel We quote limo |
bushe but there is very little doing in either article
SALT.-Livernool is dull, and rates favor buyers.
quote Ground Alum at $3.50, Marshals and Worth |
ingtOns Fine at 1885, and other less known brands
at q . sack az Turks Island is in light sup
port this week of %, 37 sacks from Liverpool.
STARgl-S ttl is lover We quote as follows.
DURYEA'S Refined at 1917 cts; and Kingslords 0swego
at 10000 cts p 70.
and for new crop Maryland the inquiry this week |
has been pretty active. Most of the receipts have
been taken up on arrival at S4@5 for common, and
Sc to y for the better grades, while extra lots
have been sold at Sl5Gl7. Old crop Maryland is, |
however, quite neglected, and We hear Of trans
quote as follows. viz:-Mary and-f rosted-to com
mon, $S65; do sound common, $5.5097.50 do. mid |
n 9 S coed dc do to fine brown S9
ground leaves new, S3a5 for common to fair and 500
- for good to fine. Ohio-Inferior TO good common;
S5@S: do brown and spanged, S9ql25O; do. good and
fine red and spangled, Sl4@l7; do fine yellow and
fancy, S20630 Kentucky, frosty lugs S6.5Og7 90; |
I ea g. g2od do g rood ] do Ho He select 8
The inspections this week 355 hhds Maryland 10
hhds ohio and n hhds Kentucky; total 495 hhds:
TEAS.-Teas are in fair demand and steady at the
figures named in our last, VIZ:
HH% TSon ong ivan 6 Ss"' 70 170 O'
Souchong and Congou............... % I.2o a.
Ooiong 40 :. 70; 20 81
Young ltys0n........ " 8, 1 1'1n00 90
dMperlai ;...'''.-'.' .'''''''..'..''' ~ On
Gunpowder % {" i9U "
lin AND LEADTin Plate is selling as follows,
sig. and do. i4x2O at s2l box Lead we quote at 10
cts for Pig and = cts for Sheet and Pipe Spelter at
TALLOW.--We have heard Of no sales this week
but uoffb ey aPd
tatiouS nominal. as follows, viz oG20 cts for I'M
washed, and 45@5O cts for tub washed Pulled is I'M
saeable. and it is impossible to give quotations for
WHISKY Whisky has throughout the week been
very dull, A few small lots Of City and Western
sold in the carly part of it at $226@2 2612 but yes
tcrday lot of rs bbls Western was sold at S2.25 q
gallon and We 42 tbs as the rate I for it
downward tendency. For grain to Irish ports we
quote at S@9d. A vessel was chartered yesterday to
take corn to an Irish port but we did not learn the
terms. There have been no engagements for grain
to Liverpool this week. but the nominal rates are
7-6@ I'd in sailing vessels, and I'D by steamer Bark
at 30935s. Tobacco at 22s 6d25s and heavy freight
at y 6t s For to5aSeG to 6remen n s6e rate Is rs
for petroleum IS sd to Liverpool. and Is to the
Continent. Coal freghs dull and lower the rates
being now S265 to New York, S3.50g3.75 to Boston,
and 1913 per ton to Providence
Louisville Tobacco Market. ApriI2.
current tobacco year, including reviews. amount to
141s3 bids. The sales for the past week, including
on l25 hhds. The sales on Saturday, including re-
views, amount to l26 hhdS with reflections of bids
81 hhds. The market ruled firm, and prices well
maintained on all the various grades. The receipts
during the week were liberal The better grades of
tobacco in active request and bring good prices
Sales of manufacturing cutters and wrapping leaf
have been made during the week at prices ranging
from $50 to $3.50. The market closed firm at the
lioh- IurS l5S0 liph leaf
light medium leaf $@9l2: light good leaf Sl2@lj;
light fine leaf $l6@l9: light choice leaf 2G@22 light
cutting leaf good and fine S20Q35 heavy common
Tugs $4,000 50: heavy good Tugs sos; heavy COM
mon leaf SlOG13; heavy medium leaf Sl3@16; heavy
good leaf Sl7tG20; heavy fine leaf S2l@23 heavy
Boston Markets, April 4.
The receipts SINCE our last have been 367S bbls
Flour, COO bushels Corn 20l0 do Oats 500 do Barley.
common extras at So 2549; medium 30 at S9.50Gpll.
and good and choice st. Louis at s11@17,5O . Dbl.
bushei, and of southern yellow at 8SGSic . bushei.
Oats quiet with sales of northern and Canada at
. bushel Rye remains quiet. and sailing at 9O@95c
q bushel: Shorts are selling at S22@23; Fine Feed
at S2i@25 and MiddngsS at $26@2S . ton. 40, -
@55 mess at 81 56G5s and clear at 3l@82 50 Dbl
cash. Beef steady; sa. es Of eastern and western
steady; sales in bbls at ig@l9j5e = f., cash. Hams
have been selling at l9@l94c q b, cash. Butter is
Go cheese 0s Selling at 1885 fbd eas for
common to good quality.
New York Markets.
New York. April G,-Cotton is heavy: sales 1000
bbls. at 38@39es. Flour is dull; sales Of 500 bales
Common closed heavy and Southern is also drOopine.
400 bales was sold Wheat quiet; sales of 1900
bushels Milwaukee Club at' 81. 65@$l 20; red 1906;
white 81 50. Corn has advanced l cent for mixed;
sales g 600 bushels at 5@19 cents Lard j; heavy at
Groceries dull. Naval Stores steady. Turpentine so
g95 cents. :Rosn 5@$l5. Petroleum dull at 26 cents
Frights dull. Gold l2134.
New York Markets.
New YORK, April 6.-Cotton is dull at 3s@39 cts
Flour is dull-Common heavy; Southern is dropping
Wheat is steady. Corn is frmer and is advancing
Oats are irmer. Beef is steady. Pork and Lard are
heavy. Whisky is dull.
Philadelphia Markets.
PHILADELPHIA. April 6.-Flour is more active but
IS in demand-saIes Of yellow at IS cts. Oats 56@52
S227@22S.
Savannah Markets.
SAVANNAH, April 6.-Cotton is firm at 34l4@936 cts
Receipts of the week 5.69l bales Upland, and 1872
bales Sea Island. Exports 7,299 bales Upland, 235
bales Sea Island Stock 1871 Upland. 1z86 Sea
Island.
Mobile Markets.
MOBILE April 6.-Sales to-day of $500 bales mid
ding at - cts-Sales of the week, 400 bales. Re
fH me Mes Ra e be week baes
Stock in port 7l,229 bales. Gold 125@l2612.
Cincinnati Markets.
5 Hss Mat. pa IN BETTER S demand
Lard Is to 1914. Goldl26
ImpOrts-FOreign.
Liverpoo-Br. brig Harold-3,020 sacks salt, L. S.
White; 100 tons pig rOn order.
Matanzas12O2 hhds molasses. IS ties do. Is bbls do
Rio de Janeiro-Br. bark Wavelet-46OO bags cof-
fee Spence 4 Reid: 90 do. master.
Ponoy, P. R.-Brig Echo-33l hhds sugar, SO bbls
do, Stirling IL Ahrens.
Liverpool-Br. bark Annie E. Boyd-7,OS7 sacks
salt % tons coal, John Hughes; pkgs wine, George
L. Harrison.
Demarara-Br. bark Delaware-15O hhds sugar, 2l2
bbls 90, lis puncheons moiasseS, &C., w. H. Perot
Cardif-Br. bark Atlantic-i.027 bars railroad iron
B. o. r. K. Co.
ExpOrts-FOreiSn.
Rotterdam-Bark Amelia Gehring-a37 hhds to-
bacco, % do tallow, so bbls beet. 14,00O slaves.
Pictou. n. S.-Br. schr. Mary Catherine-Ballast.
Hmp0rfs-COas;wfse.
Norfolk-Str. Adelaide-6 bales cotton, Griffin
Bros Il Co.
Str. George Leary-4 bales cotton, P. P. Clements;
lido do, Norris 4 Baldwin; do rags J. A. Buck; 123
bags wheat. Anderson & Dorsey.
Chareston-Str. Cumberland-11 ties rice. &C., Or
der
Richmond-Str. Petersburg-3l pkgs tobacco, j. P
Peasants u Sons 20 kegs nails E. Pratt & Bro; 16
bbls faxseed, Shriver Bros. l6 bales mdse, Wood
ward. Baldwin Co.; do WOOL do cotton. 100 pkgs
mdse. Sundry persons