Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-16

IRoN.-Iron is in, fair dcmand and frmer, but
bareoa oEso at af san and fuaSrf anthFae
at Sl4 Tor No. Ashland; $40 for No. do, and S35
ton for No. do. Scotch Pig is selling at $46@48
INDIG01Market s S & very quiet. We quote Manila
Caraccas at $l,l0@L25 q b.
LEATHER..,Le is in steady demand and
prices are well maintained. We quote as fol-
lows viz; Spanish Sole at38 to ls cts City Slaughtered
do at 15G5Octs; Country do 3SGg3S ctS and Rough
Skirting at 3493S cts for heavy and 3OQ33 cts for
LlATHs.-Market very quiet. They are sell;np ,s
wanted at $4@4.2 . ID for Eastern.
M0LASSES.-We notice sales this week of 1913 pun
che9ns Trinidad. taken for boiling private terms;
cts. The stock here is light and the market firm at
the quotations. which are as follows, viz: 50@60
cts Tor CUBA 27u cts for English Island and 60@75
MADDER.-We quote Madder as before at l11I9
Silt Sl5 II owns stuff Rnfi9 saiisS 9h2FS at 2s
AND liiddiings at 4G@H cts q bushei. The demand
NAVAL ST0RES-Market quiet. We quote
Spirits TuTpentine at g3@95 cts y gallon; Rosn at
" for common, SiG5 for No. ., s5.50@G for No. |.
80 500 tor extra pale, and Tar at 5225G275 p bbl
NAlLS;-Nails we quote at So cts for Id and up
wards. "a cts for Sd. and So cts for ID.
OILS.-0ils arc quiet, but steady. Lard we quote
e0@265 for Spring Whale at 26@l 25 for crude,
and Si.30Gl35 for Bleachcd. and Tanners at 5ll0@
20 per gallon. Linseed is quoted at S1.60 2 gal
Ion.
OLIVE OLIVE quote Marsces at 3G.50@75O p
for quarts md pints.au Bordeaux at sll@l2
q case. for quarts and pntS, aud SO for half pints
Sardincs in Oil selling Il cts cach for half box
es and 2l@42 cts for quarter ooS es CASTLE Soap is
selling at ~ cts for pink, and 35 cts 2 ID for white
PROVISI0NS.-There has been good inquiry
this week for Provisions, and tho market has through
GU; it been very strong and buoyant, and for all de-
scTlptlonS prices nave adyanced materially. Stocks
everywhere are light, ard holders exhibits dispo-
sGtiepaie: Mes PSrE1We rehorS saes s Wcag
OF l6O bbis at s3 Il; UU lbs S32Gl32.5 and it is held
to-day at $33 2 bhl. Bulk Meat-Ihe sales include
i hhds Sides at lII4 cts l03 bxs short Middes at
l5 Cts Today Sdes are he'd at l7139lS cts, and
The sales include 25 600 lbs loose clear Ses carly in
week at lS cts; $50 hhds Shoulders in lots at 5
@!G4 cts; $50 hhds Sides at 1S35Gl9I3 cts closing firm
at the outside prices. and 80 erccs sugar-cured Hams
in lots at2i25 cts. Lard-We report sales Is tierees
Western stcam-rendered at 22 cts; so tierces prme
Western at . cts l51terces Butchers at q cts and
100 tierces Western to-day at 221a cts.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE.-GOod Ohio Butter is selling
and Country Roll at . OBS cts. There is no Goshen
or GladeS coming forward. Cheese still quote at
2Jg2l cts Tor Eastern Cutting, and 2526cts for Eng
lish Dairy. Eggs we now quote at A cts 2 dozen by
PETR0LEUM.-Them market continues very quiet.
and prices unchanged, notwithstanding the advance
in gold refined in bond being still quoted at 40 cts z
gallon No shipments of Importance this week.
White MerceTs selling at Si.75 4 hbI, and now
Potatoes, which arriving quite freely, we quote
at s; S5?Q u z bbl, With dec4nng tendency.
PONDER.-Powder is unchanged in price, and it
s still selling at SIS 25 500 for Blasting and Mining.
and SS.I5 = keg of . ibS for Rifle.
RICE.-,An invoice of 1900 bags Rangoon ex-"Wi-
helmina has been old within the past few days $50
bags for export at - cts gold in bond, and the
Kangoon to-day at 1O9l0A cts currency, and Caro-
SUGARS.-The market has been comparatively
quiet this week, and Notwithstanding the heavy ad
vance in gold prices have been bar ely maintained.
The sales include ~ hhds fair refining Cuba cargo
Ellen Stevens at l04 mos; 81 hhds good refining
Porto Rico at II g Ct mos . hhds common grocery
ct8 hhd. @ good Porto Rco sas at 2 Su e and E hbds
prime do. at IA cts. To-day We note sales of is
hhdi /, Porto Rico at l22s cts, and l2o hhds do.
for fair to prime grocery Cuba iS cts for strictly IL:
to a Porto Rico 3 cts for good S, Soq to PRIME rG do
and 14@i+H cts for choice do. The imports this
week are 40 hhds English Island and l9l hhds Cuba
REFINED SuGARs.-The rates for Refined Sugars
have been reduced = and we now quote as follows
@l5A cts; and Extra at 1434G15 cts. and yellow at
SPICES-Ths market is quiet. but rather unset
Cloves at iO41 cts Nutmegs at l0@i2 Ib, Gin
STARCH.-We quote as follows, viz: Fox's at ~
@I4 cts; Duryea's Superior at 10 cts; Duryea's ke-
fined ct lO3 cts, and Aingsford's Oswego at lO@l015
SALT.-There is good jobbing demand for Salt,
for Ground Alum. 50 .2Q@3.25 for Marshalls and
W hington,s Fine, and from So to S3.l for under
brands do. No AShtons Fine in market. Turks
Island is now selling at 60 cts bushel and is firm at
this figure.
SHINGLES. Shingles are in fair demand and
steady at Sl4 for No. Hearts, $ll@12 for No. 2do
STAYES:-Staves are dull. There are no sales
W. O. lind at $50 and W. o. Pipe at SiOGSi25 > NJ
TOBACCO:-The mar ket continues dull and de-
pressed. foreign adTices being still unfavorable and
n HrO tnl
Some sales Of the better qualities of Tobacco ma
king but for the common descriptions there is little
or no demand. On ly small portion of the receipts
which continue to be large, both Of Maryland and
Ohio find market on arrival and the remainder is
being stored. Notwithstanding the recent large ad-
yances in gold prices show no Improvement, and the
following still the quotations. Maryland frosted
to common, S3@4; ditto sound common, $4506; ditto
middling S650@S5O good ditto to fine brown SlO@l5;
do. fancy, Sl7@25 do. upper country, 5000: do
ground leaves, rev. S@5 for to fair and 500
y for good to fine Ohio-Inferior to good common,
Gne red and spangled $l4@l7 do. fine yellow and
fancy S20GS0 Kentucky frosty lugs, $6.50@7 do;
leaf SOIL do good Si250G16 do. Gne select siS@3s 9
The h INSPECTIONS this week are ll04 hhds Maryland,
450 hhds Ohio, Is hhds Kentucky, 2 hhds Virginia,
and Z hhds North Carolina; total 1856 hhds.
TIN AND LEAD.-Thc market for Tin Plate is
very quiet &c; 1Ox14 is selling at $3.50 and TX.
Pig and 10 cts for Bar. Sheet and Pipe speltcr at
10 cts; and Zinc at Il cts 2 b.,
but city rendered is held firmly at l219@l2 cents
per 10.
TEAS.-Teas are in good demand and frm with
rather an upward tendency but we still quote as
follows, viz Gunpowder fair to finest from S105
to $Ig5 imperial 81 H. to $780, Young, .Hyson, 81
so to $780, Souchong and Congou SO to 81 65 Pow
chnng 40 to 80 cts; and japanese So to Sl35 q Id.
WOOL.-The market is fairly active, under con-
siderable receipts of the new clip, and prices have
improved. We quote unwashed at 27g30 cts; tub
washed at 45G4S cts pulled at 32Gl35 cts, pulled Me-
rino at 4O5 cts and fleece at 40 cts for common and
45d50 cts for fine.
WHISkY.-Has ruled quiet the past week. Stock
small and inquiry also limited. We have only to
report sales of 100 bbs Western at 230 and jobbng
lots at 81. 3l92.3l12 q gallon.
FREIGH IS. There continues to be very little doing
in freights to European ports There is grain offer
Ing, the prices here altogether precludng shipments.
The steamer Somerset Is up for Liverpool but COM
paratively little freight is offering for her. vessel
was taken up to-day for Gibrater and a market at 6s
for petroleum. but this is the only charter we have
heard of this week The last engagement for tobacco
were 22s 6d@25s 10 Liverpool 15s to Bremen, and 20s
to Rotterdam and Amsterdam and these are still the
nominal rates. Coal freights are less active, but
rates are unchanged, and still quote at 81 Bos
ton and beyond, S.5093.75 to Providence and Sound
ports, and IS to New York and Jersey City. Corn
to Charleston and Savannah is still 10 cts = bushel
per steamer.
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