Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-12

still quote as follows, viz: Hard Crushed at 1910
I9T cts; White Soft Crushed at li4@l5 cts: q and
Extra at l3zs@l4A cts and Yellow at 1274@13 cts.
,SIAkCH.-We quote as follows, viz: Fox's at TO
"a cts Duryea's Superior at 10 cts; Duryea's Refined
at lOH cts; and Kingsfords 0swego at 1O@lO16 cts
STAVES.-Staves are dull. There are no sales
making, but we quote nominaly R. o. HID at $40;
W q HID at $50, and W. Q. Pipe at $lOO@l Is per N.
SPlCES-Tbe market is quiet. but steady. We
go cts; Pimento at 500 cts Cloves at @43 cts; Nut
neg Hc az Z finger at 222 cts. and Mace at
SEEDS-We quote Cloyerseed nominal at S.. 5O96
= bushe, but there is nothing doing in it. Timothy,
IS quoted at $685. and Faxseed is selling at $3.50
,sALT-The market is dull. Liverpool i. selling
slowly in obbing lots at 7O@1 rs for Ground Alum,
and from 81 90 to $3.50 Q sack for fine Ashtons hne
we quote at $3.50 for invoices. and Turks Island at
SHINGLES-Shingles are in fair demand and
steady at Sl4 for No. Hearts, Sll9l2 for No. 2 do,
and S9@l0 = NJ for Saps.
continues active and the mark ct firm. The compe-
tition buyers is quitesprited and the receipts
are taken fast they arrive, atfu prices. The
French Government it is said, is in market for To-
bacco, and some considerable purchases have been
made on TINS account both Of new and od GF 5G
bids. There has also been some movement in Ohio
Tobacco, sales of about $50 hhds having been made
within the range of quotations given below. The
following are the quotations viZ:-Mary land-frosted
tocOmmOn. 1904; ditto sound common. 4.50Q6: ditto
mddling S. SOFAS So good ditto to tine brown, Sl0l5;
do. fancy, $l7g20: do. upper country, $685. do
ground leaves. new, 1905 for common to fair and $50
y for good to fine. Ohio-Interior to good common,
SOS: do. brown and spangled S9@1250; do good and
fine red and spangled. Sl44l7; do fine yellow and
fancy, S20G3O Kentucky, frosty Tugs, S6.5097 do;
fair to good Tugs $7:5o@s;50; do. common to fair
The inspections this week have been 643 hhds Mary
land. $40 hhds Ohio, and hhds kentucky total ll8S
hhds
TEAS.-Teas are in good demand and firm at our
quoted rates. especially the finer qualities which are
seaxce. We quote s9 follows, viz; qunpowder fair
Tyson 90 to $780, Hyson and Twankay IS to ST 50:
Qoong 20 to $l5O; Souchong and COngou 20 TO Sl55;
PoMchong 70 to 50 cts; and Japanese Is to 81 25 b.
viz-lC l0xl4 at SIG. do. l4x20 at Sl7 TX 10x14 at
$40, and do l3x2O at 81 = box. Lead quote at So
cts for Pig 9 for Bar and II !! cts for Sheet and
Pipe. Speer ut II cts. and Sheet Zinc at 1t cts H.
-,IALLoW;-We quote Iallow nominal at II cts for
Western and II . cts for city.
WOOL-Ihere are few sales of Wool making but
the market is far from being active. We quote un-
washed at 23@25 cts; pulled at 25@lS2 cts and tub
washed at 5000 cts q h.. There is very little new
Wool coming forward, and We give no quotations
for fleece
~, WAISKY y has been very little activity
week been quite steady. We note sales of a lot of
1OO 5bis Western at S2%, a lot of 50 bbls do at
$3.50 and Of about $50 bbs do in small lots at S22
per gallon We quote to-day round lots Western at
S2.26, and retail lots do at 1927 per gallon
MISUNDERSTANDING continue inactive, and rates
are generally unchanged. There is but little grain
shipping, and We haye heard of no new engagements
this week either to Liverpool or to Ireland. Some
vessels are still loading graf to Ireland, but they
were chartered some time since. 10 Liverpool per
sailing vessels, quote at 5S per quarter or I'd par
bushel for grain in bulk. 7l6 to "a for cotton, 35s
for bark 25s for tobacco and 2s for heavy freight
sgd. For tobacco to Bremen quote at lis Cd and
to Rotterdam at Dos. There is nothing the berth
for Amsterdam. vessel has been chartered this
week to load petroleum to Antwerp at IS Sd, and
one to Cork for orders at 7s. For petroleum to Liver
pool We quote at 5s6 @Ss For coal to Boston and
Jersey City at $40 per ton