Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-25
BALTIMORE MARKETS. April e.

C0FFEE-Coffee is dull. and the market may be
quoted fiat and heavy, There are no sales making.
gold for common to good; 2OI@2l cents gold for
and Java at 27@27A cts gold. The stock here in
first and second hands is about 10000 bags and the
stock is also large at the other importing points
FLOUR.-Flour remains quiet, and the mari is
in other respects unchanged. all descriptions of good
being still scarce and very firm. We have only to
report to-day sale Of 200 bbls good Howard Street
viz Howard ST. Super at SO 25G9 8; fancy brands do
at Sl0Sl0.2S; do Extra at Soil; do Family at
S975@lO25; do Family at Sl25O@13 City Mills Super
$9@925; do standard Extra at $l09l025; do. high
and other choice brands of Baltimore Family and Ex-
ira at SIG for the former and S4 per Dbl for the lat
ter Rye Flour is selling at S45O and Corn Meal at
GRAIN:-Corn was 8 to cts better in price to-
day than on yesterday, but the receipts were light,
embraced about l 600 bushels mixed at S2@S3 cts
$500 BUSH yellow atS5GS6 cts and 300 BUSH white at
5000 cts Wheat remains very firm. but the trans
actions in it to-day were Insignificant, sales being
reported of only 100 bushels good white at 800 cts
and 300 bushels good fair red at $50 cts. Prime and
choice white would bring 80 to 800 cts and prime to
choice red 275@2S0 cts Oats also firmer. Some
l6O0, bushels were RECEIVED, all of which changed
king, and we are unable to give quotations for it.
M0LASSES.-There is nothing doing in Mo-
lasses. but rates for it are unchanged, and we
do Muscoyado at 45a55 cents; English Island at 4o@
65 cts. and Porto Rico at 5000 cts.
PROV1S1ONS-We notice a sale day of 80 hhds
Bulk Shoulders at 113s cts, which is "a under the
price asked yesterday. Sides are hold at AZ cts,
ing in them. Bacon continues in fair request, and
pretty firm at l2 cts for Shoulders and 15M cts for
Sides Hams range from 20 to % cts, but there is
comparatively little doing in them. There has been
some inquiry to-day for Mess Pork and we note
sales of $50 bblS at $26.6212 2 hb Lard is firmer
again, it being quoted at l949192 cts for West
ern in bbs and terces. At the close the market for
Provisions generally was strong.
R1CE:-Rice is steady at 912s934 cts for Rangoon,
viSed of any sales to day.
SUGAkS.-Sugars are quiet, and the feeling in the
market is perceptibly weaker, although prices re-
main nominally unchanged. We hear of sales
whatever to-day. and in the absence of tranSac-
lions We still quote as follows. viz: at 104@105s
cts for fair to good refining; 11@12I cts for fair
to prime Cuba 1@l1 cts for fair to good orto Rico
and l212 @l354 cts for prime to choice do.
still quote Hard Crushed at 5z@16 cts; White Soft
Crushed at li14@15 cts; and Extra at 1334@!I44
cts; and Yellow at l23z@13 cts.
SEEDS.-There is nothing doing in Cloverseed that
we hear Of and We quote it nominal at $3.50
@5.75 q bushel: Timothy Seed is scarce and firm at
S4s0 per bushel. Fla1seed We quote.at $2.50@2.55 p
bushel.
sALT.-Liverpool is very dull with declining
tendency. Ground Alum is selling in jobbing lots
at $l75@l 80; Marshalls and Worthngton s Fine at
S32O@35 and other less known brands at 49, 1908 Is
p sack. Turks Island we now quote at 5000 cts q
bushel.
WHISKY.-We hear of no transactions to-day in
Whisky. but We quote Western at S2.251226 per gal
Ion. the latter figure being for retail lots. The lot Of
100 bbls sold yesterday brought S2.25 per gallon.