The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-31
CITY NTELLIGENCE.

CENTRE MARKET RETAIL PRICEs.-The following
is list of the retail prices they ranged in the
Centre market on Saturday morning. Beef, 300
l5c. per lb; mutton 9@l2c. per h.; pork lO@12c
per lb; veal So l0c. per lb. chickens 37@5Oc per
pair; rabbits 5O@75c. per pair; geese SI.37@1 so
per pair; ducks 50@75c. per pair; pigeons 2O625c
per pair; blue-wings 37@50c per pair; muscovy
ducks Sl5O@l.75 per pair; mallard ducks 37@5Oc
per pair; canvas-back ducks Sl.75@2 per pair:
black-heads 50@62c. per pair; red-heads 75c @Sl
per pair; apples 3l@50c. per peck; eggs 2O@D25 per
dozen; print butter 81 @40c per h.; roll butter 25
@3lc. per lb. smearcase l2@14c. per quart; saur-
krout &c. per quart; hominy &c. per quart; dried
peaches l5@2Oc. per quart; cranberries l5@2Oc
per quart; sweet potatoes 3l@40c. per peck mer-
Ger potatoes 25@30c. per peck; onions 20@25c per
peck; turnips l2@l5c. per peck; carrots 25@3lc
per peck; beets 25c. per peck; cabbage 3@6c per
The supply of the different kinds of fish in the
fish market was very limited. The prices ruled
as follows: Fresh shad Sl.50@1.75 per pair; rock
soc. per bunch; white perch 25@75c. per bunch;
yellow perch l2@25c. per bunch; catfish 20@3Oc
per bunch; pike 25@50c. per lb.; terrapins, small,
Sl.25@2OO per dozen; terrapins, large size, SlO@
IL per dozen hard crabs 25@37c. per dozen: had
dock 6@Sc. per pound; Goldfish 6@l0c. per pound
ACCIDENT ON BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
john Fahey, sailor, belonging to the receiving
ship Allegany was proceeding to w ashington in the
O'Clock train of Saturday evening, but not pro-
ducing ticket when called upon by the conductor.
he was put off at the Relay station He then start
ed for Baltimore, taking the track as his guide;
when about or 6 miles from the CITY he very in
cautiously set down on the track for the purpose
of resting, and fell asleep. The engine, which had
been taken to Washington, returning about II
O'Clock at night, struck him and threw him a con-
siderable distance from the track. The engine was
stopped, and he was picked up and brought to the
Camden station. DR.. Battee sent for, and
found large, but not dangerous, wound in his
back, reaching from the shOuder-blade to the col
lar bone. His wound was dressed and j. t. Eng
land had him conveyed to the receiving ship.
ARRIVAL OF CAPTAIN GREEN.-This notorious
burglar arrived in this city at seven o'clock on
Saturday morning in the custody of Lieutenant Car
michael and detective officer Stephens. He was
conveyed to the Middle district station house and
locked up until about eleven o'clock Saturday morn
ing, when commitment was received from Sheriff
Creamer, and he was taken to the Jail to await the
action ofthe Court.
SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Samuel H. Cover. auction
eer, sold on Saturday last at the Exchange Reading
Rooms, South Gay street, lot on Walsh street
near Greenwillow, fronting Is feet ON Walsh st :,
with depth of so feet, improved by three story
dwelling and back building, with an annual ground
rent of S45-also, an unimproved lot adjoining
the above, fronting Is feet on Walsh street Pur.
chased by C. II. Myers for $500 each.
CONCERT AT THE MARYLAND MISUNDERSTANDING
Grand Charity Concert, given under the direction
OF Joseph Gegan, ESQ.,, for the benefit of the Infant
Asylum, Pratt street, and the Female Orphan Asy-
lum, Franklin street, was given at the MARYLAND
Institute last night. The large hall was densey
crowded, there being over four thousand persons in
attendance. Beside the fine array of vocal musi
clans, there was full orchestral accompaniment
DIED FROM HER INJURIEs-Mrs. Philip Wagner
who was severely scalded on Friday morning by