The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-05

White Sugar A..... ..97s cts. per lb
" B........... ......9s
The quotations of Messrs. Egerton, Dougherty Woods
Co. of the Baltimore Steam Sugar Refinery are sub
stantially the same as those given above.
SEEDS.-At the opening of the week Cloverseed was
rather frmer than it was when closed last review
and sales made at advance but subsequent
ly prices have fallen off again. and the market for it
closes dull. There sales Saturday and Monday
of $50 bushels at 81 and subsequently sales
some 500 bushels at from SC 81 down TO Sc So and we
quote good to strictly prime to-day 5O66 62k per
bushe For Timothy Seed there has been inquiry
and note sale to-day of 700 bushels at 50 25 per bush
el of 40 bs There have also been small lots sold in
the week at S225i237H per bushel. Faxseed is nomi-
nally 81 40d1 As per bushe
STAVES.-There is some inquiry for Slaves, but we
hear Of no sales of impol tanee We quoeR O. HID at
S14G6 for Culls and s2SG3O for prime, and W. o. HID
at S40l142 So and W. O. Pipe at s5595s per thousand
SPlCES-There has been no movement of consequence
this week in Spices. The however unchanged
and we e again & quote Pepper at s1@o cts P
3e32 cts East India Ginger at 81 cts Mace at 47G50
cts and [ Nutmegs at 65G6s cts per lb. for No l.
STARCH.-Starch is steady at 54(G6 cts for Western
Pearl cts for West Philadelphia and 6k cts per lb.
SoAP-Castile Soap is lower. We note sale this
week of 80 boxes at l0h cts. We quote Chemical Olive
Soap at 6G7 cts. and Oleine do at Sd8k cts per h.
SYRUPS.-BatirO ore Refined Syrups still selling
at the following rates viz 43 cts for Sugar House 48
for Golden and So cts per gallon for Extra Golden.
sALT-There is but little activity in Salt Liverpool
is still selling in retail lots at 80 for Ground Alum
1876 cts for Marshalrs and Jeffrey Darcy's fine and
$50 cts sack for Ashon's do, but unable to
give the cargo rates for it, Turks Island Salt
inal at l4dl4h afoat 20 cts per bushe from
store We note the import this week of 2Soo bushels
Turks ISLAND Salt.
SALTPETRE.-We are not advised of any transactions
in this article this week. East India is still held
cts, and We quote Nitrate of Soda Solth American
Saltpetre at 81 cts. per lb.
TOBACCO.We have very little demand to note yet for
Tobacco and the transactions have been too unmpotant
to fully establish quotations We continue however
quote Maryland ground leaf at s3 So with an occasion.
al lot Of better descriptions at Sd6 good crop
at $id7 and finer qualities at 81 50d11 For Ohio
lh IN
any demand whatever for old crop Mason county, Ken
lucky Tobacco for shipment prices nominal The
crop of Mason county does not meet with favor from
egn buyers the crop being principally of light colors.
Prices for the crop be quoted at for
S6d65O for common leaf s7dS.5O for good do; and sea
II for fine choice Small sales of round lots good crop
have been made at $3.50 Old crop Kentucky is in mod
crate request at former rates The inspections of the
week 227 hhds Maryland 70 hkds Ohio and AZ hhds
Kentucky-total 34S hhds.
MANUFAcruRED ToEAcco.-New Tobacco continues to
forward quite freely the demand is quite equal
to the receipts We still quote common pounds at 16G 20
cts medium do at 20d26 cts; good do at 2S35 cts.
fine do 35IG5O cts fine SIS and los 2OG27 cts: medi,
UNI do 17(d2O cts. sound common do. at Halls cts and
inferior shipping los ISIS and 2O's e(d12 cts.
TALLOW.-rhere has been movement recently in
Tallow but the Butchers Association still holding it
firmly at II y cts. per b.
TIN.-Tin Plate is in good demand, and quote it
firm at 1925 for J. c. and $1 per box for l. X. Banca
Tin is bringing S1d32 cts and quote Speter at cts
and Pig Lead at 5Ad6 cts. per lb.
WooL-There has been very little doing in Wool this
week, but we have no change to note in the rates,
and we still quote it as follows, viz at 26Gl27 cts.
for unwashed 30(d33 cts. for No. l pulled; 33G36
cts. for pulled Merno 35d3S cts. for tub washed; 3
81 cts. for common to quarter blood fleece 37d4l
for quarter to half blood do 414e for half three
quarter blood do 46G52 cts for three quarter to full
blood do and 535 cts for Extra The auction sale of
Wool last week in Boston largely attended and all
the parcels offered were sold at pretty full rates.
WHlSKEY.-There has been better demand this
week for WhSkey than there has been for week
past and have to note decided Improvement in the
OF some 500 bbls City and Pennsylvania Whiskey
(d27R cts, but subsequently note sales of 400
bbls. City do at 2s cts. at which figure it closes
firm to-day. OF Ohio Whiskey there have been sales in
the week of about 500 bbs 90 cts to-day holders
are asking 29k@gS0 cts. for it,
FREIGHTS.-There has been a considerable quantity
of naval stores offering this week for Liverpool The
ship noticed last week as the berth for that port
about full at 25s for provisions Dos for tobacco and
for heavy freight We quote to Bremen at 26s. Cd
We note the following charters this week: Two
brigs of 1880 barrels for the West Indies, on
So ton; brig for Windward Islands at IS per
Dbl. and back for Trinidad Cuba, and thence to New
York at 81 cts for and SO for molasses deck
schooner 800 south side of Cuba out and
back, private terms two schooners of COO bbs for
hb for Jamaica at 65 cts per bbl and back for St. Jago
de Cuba 3s cts 81 per ton for copper
deck. Coastwise freghts continue without material
change. We quote to Boston coal at S275 ton
at cts bushel and flour at 35 ct New York 81
per ton cts per bushe for grain; to Providence New
Bedford and ports the Sound S2G225 for COAL 7dS
per bushel for grain Mobile 1Oa2 per foot
per ton and SIS cts bbl for whkey New Orleans
SlO per foot So per ton and 70d75 cts per Dbl
for whskey to Charleston and Savannah rates
changed.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, March A.
The Dry Goods jobbers have been doing rather more
business this week than last hut the commission and i'm
porting houses are doing comparatively little, and the
market a whole be said to be quiet
Notwithstanding the comparative inactivity of the
trade for the last week Two, goods not
accumuating and the feeling in tt market continues
very bnoyant Cotton fabrics especially firm.
Brown Sheetings have advanced recently, and now
quote heavy standard makes at 9d9s cts Medium
goods selling at 74d7k cts, and light do at 6
cts Drills are also higher than they week or
two since. We quote Brown Drills at SAG9
cts, Bleached do at 9a94 cts, and Blue
do. at 10Ad11 cts. Osnaburgs very firm at
as cts. for 81; skGll cts. for 7,S 1O%dl3 cts for
A. and l3dl4 cts. for heavy twilled rs goods.
Bleached Sheetings and Shirtngs in good demand
and the market for them is very firm. Denims Stripes
Ticks and Canton Flannels all bringing full prices.
There fair business doing in Prints and they range
orally at from to II cts Lawns steady 10 ais
ct and De Lanes range at from IL to 19 Wooers
are still in fair request and the market for them is firm
with upward tendency. Casimeres Satinets Tweeds
Linseys and Jeans all bringing full prices.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE