The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-26

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give the cargo rates for it, Turks Island Salt is dull
bat we quote it nominal at 14@14k cts. afoat and 20
cts per bushel from store.
SUGARS-During the early part Of the week Sugars
were dull and the market for them quite heavy but
within the last day there has been inquiry
for them and the general tone of the market is somewhat
better The transactions of the week have however been
light, the sales amounting altogether less than $50
hhds. lot of $50 hhds New Orleans was offered on
Tuesday at auction but only 80 hhds of it sold the
prices for which ranged at from 81 35 to 775. Subse
quenty note sales of about 100 hhds New Orleans
Sugars in lots at from 81 25 to S7H and OF 132 hds do
the cargo of the "Crysta PaIace and 80 hhds Texas
do both on private terms The former lot however
understood to have been sold at about 81 and the latter
at about SO Is. Both the last named lots sold
yesterday. To-day note sale of 40 hhds. ordi-
steady at 81 for common. 1887 70 for fair
to prime. IS for choice, and quote refining
also The stock of Sugar is increasing rapidly. The
imports this week include 346 hhds from Cuba 9S6 hhds
from Louisiana, and 80 hhds. from Texas-total 1854
hhds.
SEEDS.-During the early part of the week Coverseed
was comparatively quiet, but for day or two past
about $500 bushels for of which prices have ranged
at from SO BIZ to s675 per bushe and weight
lot Of go bushels prime sold yesterday for 64
lbs and to day 700 bushels sold Change
S675 for GA lbs and 100 bushels at SO so per measured
bushel. We have heard of no sales of Timothy Seed,
Flaxseed is still selling at 81 4Od)l As per bushe
SplCES-We note sale this week Of 100 bags Pmento
at * cts and we quote Pepper at 10 cts h. these
figures being decline the prices named in last
We continue to quote Cloves at 1OH11 cts Cassa at
cts and Numegs at 65d6s cts per lb. for MOL
STARCH.-Starch is steady at 5A@6 cts for Western
Pearl cts for West Philadelphia and 81 cts per lb.
soAP.-we quote CASTLE at 11H@12 cts; Chemical
Olive at 6(d7 cts, and olene at 8GSH cts. per lb.
SfRUPS.-Baltin Refined S, rups still selling
at the following viz 43 for Sugar House 4S
for Golden and 50 cts per gallon for Extra Golden
TOBACCO.-The receipts of Maryland Tobacco are in
creasing and few sales have been made this week
to complete cargoes at about former We quote
ground leaf S3Gl3 so, good crop s4d7 and
finer qualities at s7.5Oal1 For Ohio there has been
little inquiry, but far the transactions have been
too unmportant to establish quotations There lot
OF 10 hhdS new crop Mason county, Kentucky. Tobacco
sold this week at $3.50 round which is from s5OG2 per
100 lbs lower than was obtained at the opening of last
seasons business. We continue TO quote old crop nomi
nally follows Mason county to good lugs at
s6d625 inferior leaf s6.5O9675; fair do. s7.5Ods So
Kentucky lugs s65o6 75 inferior leaf s7d7 25 fair do
s75ods SO; fine do. slOdl1; choice do. s2d145O The
hhds. Ohio, and IS hhds Kentucky-total 35l hhds
MANUFACTURED TOBACCo-The demand is still good
good, and new Tobacco continues to come for
pounds at 1920 cts medium do 2026 good do.
at 2sG35 cts fine do. S5a so cs fine SIS and los 2o9
27 cts; medium do 17Gg2U cts; sound common do at
l4Gl5 cts and inferior shipping los, 1S's and 2Os Ga
12 cts.
TALLOw.-There has been no movement recently inf
Tallow but the Butchers Association, who the chic
holders, are holding it firmly at 1lk cts per lb.
IiN1Iin 30 in Plate Is in good demand and we quote it
Tin bringing l32 cts and quote Spelter at cts
and Pig Lead at 81 a6 cts. per lb.
steady at the former quotations, viz: .6927 cts.
for unwashed; So@Sa cts for No pulled; saas6
cts for pulled Merino; 35d3S for tub washed 34
81 cts for common to quarter blood fleece; 37a41
for quarter half blood do Ala half to three
blood do and 53d 55 cts for Extra There large
auction sale of Wool at Boston day since for
which buyers have been holding off for time past
WHISKEY.-whske has through the week been dull
and heavy and since the opening prices fallen
and City e oo Su for av Gss 0r o pa
Country and City Whiskey have been selling at 27 cts
and Ohio do. at 2skta29 cts and the market may be
quoted as closing at these figures The sales this week
add up about 600 bbls.
FREIGHTS.-There is ship the berth for Liver
pool, and some little freight is Offering 25s for prov
sions 2os for tobacco and 25s for heavy freight No
grain or flour Offering ship has been taken up
Maryland tobacco for Bremen ut 22s I'd We also note
the following charters bark and brig for the North
side Of Cuba out and back at 40 cts for sugar and SO
moasses on deck foreign port charges paid brig Of
1000 bbls. and several schooners for the Wndward
lands at 65d70 cts. per bb; schooner for Savannah
with coal at 81 per ton and back from Jacksonville with
lumber at S. 900 feet bark for Sicily and back
private TERMS brig of 175 tons for the North side
Cuba and back also on private terms Coaswise freghts
show but little change We quote to Boston at 81 IS per
ton for coal 35 cts for -four and cts for grain to New
York Sl95 per ton for coal and cts per bush grain
providence and Fa River 20 per ton for coal and
cts for grain There considerable offering for Charles
ton and Sayannah at previous rates To New Orleans the
rate is salO cts per loot 5cts Dbl for whskey and
for whiskey, and $4 per ton
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET. February 25
The Dry Goods market this week has again quiet
The jobbers are however beginning be busy and we
look for the market to be active again within the next
week or two Notwithstanding the comparative nactivi
ty of the market for The last week wo goods are not
and the feeling among IT, trade continues
very buoyant This remark applies to I'll the other prin
cpal markets well to own c ,tton fabrics are
especially firm. and the tendency OF pri is manestly
upward. Brown Sheetngs have advanc ID, and we now
quote heavy standard makes at 9a9s cts Medium
goods are selling at 74a7h cts. and lis hit do
cts Drills are also higher. We quote Brown Drills
SAd9 cts, Bleached do at 9a9A cts., and Blue
do. at l0a@ll cts. Osnaburgs very firm at 7
as cts for 3-4; shal1 cts for IS lOH(d13 cts for
A and 13(d14 cts. for heavy twilled 7-S goods
Bleached Sheetings and Shirtngs are in good demand
and the market for them is very firm Denims Stripes
Ticks and Canton Flannes all bringing full prices
There fair business doing Prints they range gen
orally at from to ii cts. Lawns steady at lO4l3L
cts and Deaines range at from II to 10 cts. Wooers
are still in fair reque and the market them firm
with an upward tendency. Casmeres, >atnets Twecds
Linseys aud Jeans are ing at full rates