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

to the trade of $50 hhds Cuba at 0510 cts 6S hhds
l03glO cts: 60 hbds do Mt l7s cts; 100 hhds DO at
y cts. and $50 hhds do at 13@ls3s cts The feeling
IN IN the market is quito strong, and Sugars clsse
iO@l0!a cts for common to good refining; 104l3 cts
f0r Iair to BTns gpofsTy Gg5a l9@lA cts for
prime do, and l315@l3ss cts for choice do The i'm,
por's this week have been 800 hhds Porto Rico and
4J2 hhds Cuba; total Sl3 hhds.
REFISED SUGARS.-Rates are unchanged and We
still quote az follows viz Hard Crushed at 1870
Pa cts; White Set Crushed at 144@l5 cts: and
SEEDS.-Ws quote Cloverseed nominal at S. 5O@6
bushel, but there is nothing doing in it. Timothy,
which is very scarce Is quoted at S5525. and Flax
seed Is selling at $3.50 ? bushel.
SALT:-Liverpool is selling slowly in nhbinc lots
at 70 for Ground Alum. ard $40 to $3.l5 = sack
Ter harshaila, "1rthngton's, and Jeffrey Darey's
voices. Turk Island il firm Mt $1,000 cts = bushe
| STARCH.-We quote as follows, viz: Foxs ut TO
"a cts DURYEA'S SUPERIOR at 70 cts Duryea's Refined
At lOh cts: and KingsfOrds QsweEo at lN9lO7a cts
STAVES.-Staves are dull. There are no gales
making, but we quote nomi0ally r. o. HID at $40
w. y. HID at $50, and W. o. Pipe at $l00Gl % per
sPlCbS;TThe market is quiet. but steady. We
go cts; Pimegto at 500 cts: Gloves at 4l4$ cts Nut
pegs at q 2El25 Ginger at 2214 cts. ami Mace at
SHINGLES-Shingles are in fair demand and
steady At Sl4 for No. Hearts. $l1G12 for No. do
and 5000 . NJ for Saps.
T0BACC0.-For new crop Maryland the demand
continues active at full prices. The receipts which
amount this week TO peary 400 hhds have nearly all
neen taken for export within the range of quota
tons givon below There is nothing doing in old crop
Maryland, aud we hear of no movement of cOnse-
as follows. G to eom E%
$500; ditto sound common, 4506E6; ditto mid
ding. S65OGss SO good ditto to fine brown. STOOLS;
ground leaves new. seas for common to fair, and $50
y for good to fine. 0hio-Inferior to good common,
line red and spangIed. Sli@i7: DO fine ycii0w and
fancy S2O@F$Q Kentucky, frosty Tugs. $65O@7 do;
e f2od do SgS dsSS d. e sas. t. tr
The inspections this week are 1881 hhds Maryland,
4S9 hhds Ohio, hid Kentucky and Is hhds Pennsyl-
TEAS.--Tcas are in good demand and firm at our
quoted rates especially the finer qualities which are
6e from 4R9te tie G f%se5 SnnPGdr fair
dyson 80 to Sl.60 Hyson and Twankay 65 to Sl.50;
0olong 70 to $50 Souchopg and Congou 70 to 81 s.
yi5-TG i6x14 At sl6 do: i4SS6 at $i7 * ioxi4 at
cts for Pig 93 for Bar and III cts for Sheet and
PRs' Hge!ter At Il OTIS and Sheet Zinc At 10 eta D.
Western and IA cts for city.
W00LIlhere are q few sales Of Wool making. but
washed at 2S@'25 cts pulled at 259S2 cts, and tub
washed At 5000 cts z ID There is very little new
Wool coming forward, and give no quotations
WHISKY.-There were sales during the early part
81 the week of about loo bbls Western in retail lots
gallon. Yesterday. however. the market showed
decided improvement and sales were made of $50 bbls
Western at $3.50, and for retail lots $2.ZI q gallon
asked. To-day some small sales were made at SET
per gallon.
Observation-Disclosures continue inactive, and rates
are generally unchanged. 10 Liverponl per sailing
vessels, wequOte at ID for grain in bulk 16 to I'D for
cotton 35s for bark 25s for tobacco and 2s for heavy
freight There several vessels loading grain for
Irish ports but they chartered some time since
and we have heard of no new engagements this
week The nominal rates for grain to Irish ports
Sd toS4d For tobacco to Bremen We quote at It's Sd
and to Rotterdam at 2Os. There is nothing on the
berth for Amsterdam. For petroleum to Liverpool
we quote at 50 6dG6s, but no engagements max
ing to the Continent. Coal Freghts are higher $3.50
PER ton having been paid this week TO Boston and
Providence, No engagements have been made to
New York but we quote S2.75 per ton as the nominal
Savannah l3gl6 ets per bushel.