The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-23

week is of so bbs Prime made yesterday at sl475
per Dbl, but We quote Mess at slS.259ls5o, and Rump
at $l4 per Dbl.
BUTTER.-Butter continues to arrive very freely and
it is still selling l0 cts for solid packed Western
Gl2 cts for Roll l0G2 cts for Glades, and IL cts
for city packed shipping Butter
LARD.-We have reported this week sales of IS bbls
butchers Lard private terms Is bbls. do at II cts
300 erces Western Leaf do at IL cts and 100 eces do
at l2b cts, which figure offered for We quote
Western in kegs at 13Gl3H cts.
CHEEsE.-Eastern cutting Cheese is selling at liza
lH Cts and Western do at 9hl0 per h. but there
is no English Dairy Cheese in market.
RlCE-Rice has throughout the week been in good de-
mand and very firm We note sales of 300 terces
good to prime at 4Sd4A cts, but strictly prime
held at the close at ~ per lb There
received here this week and the stock is now quite
light.
RUM-New England Rum is selling slowly at a3a34
cts per gallon, but unable give any reliable
quotations for West India Rum.
SUGARS There has been fair degree of activity this
week in Sugars, the sales adding up about 575 hhds
considerable part of which to West The sales in
cude 100 hhd Cuba at from 81 to S. 100 hhds Porto
Rico at S737h9 624, and $50 hhds. do: at $SGs.5o
The feeling in the market is very strong and holders
ndisposed to sell except at full rates We quote Su
gars today as follows, viz at So 5oq7 for refining
grades Cuba and English 1sland $7.251S for grocery
grades do; 725G7.75 for good common to good Porto
! Rico and New Orleans and so for prime and
choice We the import this week of 221 hhds.
from Cuba 453 hhds. from Porto Rico 4S2 hhds from
Boston, % hhds from Richmond, and 14l hhds. from
New York. total l 1925 hhds.
the following rates, viz: 104 l0S cts for Loaf 9%0
lObcts for crushed, powdered, and granuated 9KG94
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yellow.
Saline have change to note since last week in
the figures for Salt Liverpool is still selling in lots to
the trade at 90 cts for Ground Alum, 155G6Ocs for JEFF
frey Darcy's fine l65 cts for Marshals and IT'S
sack fo Ashtons again quote Turks Island
do. at 2Od25 cts per bushe lot of some 5000 sacks
Liverpool Salt the cargo of the Medallion sold this
week to arrive, but the terms were kept private
SOAP CASTLE Soap is selling at l0hdl1 cts. Oleine
do. at as cts, and Chemical Olive do at 6d7 cts per
| lib. The demand is fair at these figures.
sPICES.-we still quote Pepper at sAa9 cts Pimento
| Cas- ia a ct Cloves
ger at 81 cts Mace at 40 cts, and Numegs at 4Oi5 cts
per lb.
505H cts for Western PEARL 5H@D51 cts for Lancaster
West Philadelphia, and Oswego River; cts for Duryea's
and sack for Kingsford's 0swego
STAVES.-Staves are dull, but we continue to quote
them as follows, VIZ at S40965 for heavy W. o. HID.
cued r. O. HID; SlSg20 for single and $SS,G4O pc
thousand for double W. o. Barrel.
SYRUPS.-We continue to quote Baltimore refined
Syrups follows, viz: at 39a4l for Sugar House
"A cts for Golden and 30 cts per gallon for Extra Golden
TOBACCO.-The market for Naryan Tobacco presents
no new feature this week. except that buyers, having
nearly completed their purchases for loading
do not pay the prices demanded quite readily here
ofore. All good descriptions however, taken within
the range of our quotations, while for the
there is scarcely any inquiry and holders in nstan
obliged accept lower rates in order to eec
sales We still quote frosted Maryland at 81 ground lea
at $780, common at 81 SOFAS. So middng S4d4. So goo
middng s5G5.5O good leaf s6G6.5O and fine at s7Gl2
The demand for Ohio Tobacco has not been active th
week. the sales amounting to about 400 hhds reds
mer prices We continue to quote inferior good com
and spangled S7dS; and good and fine yellow $9G12
hear of nothing doing in Kentucky Tobacco quote
as before viz: common Tugs at 81 25(475: good do.
80 inferior leaf at S575G625 good do. at sos
al So fine at 81 5o99; choice at sl012 and rich heav
Kentucky at So The inspections of the week ar
749 hhds Maryland 1856 hhds. Ohio II hhds Kentucky
and hhds. Virgina-total 2,6lS hhds
MANUFACTURED ToBACco.-There is very little doing
and prices are unchanged. We still quote commo
pounds at 7Gl2 cts. medium do. at 5@1S cts good dc
at 2ld25 cs fine do. 2s35 cts; fine SIS and los 1912
cts; medium do 14d17 cts; sound do. at gal
cts and inferior shipping 1Os 1885, and 2O's Gas
TlN-Tin Plate is still selling at so for c., and so
per box for X. but it very firm at these figure.
Wequote Banca Tin at 80 cts Speer at 5x cts and ri
Lead at 54 (d)5A cts. per lb.
TALLOW.-There is no Tallow selling. We quote cit
rendered nominal at l0(G104 cts. but Western can
bought at lower figures.
wOoL.-There is some little demand for Wool, but tn
market for it is by active The stock here
light comparatively little of the crop having ye
come forward We quote new unwashed at 2la23 cts
and new tubwashed at 3l(d35 cts. per ID. There is n
pulled or fleece Wool selling, and We can give quoti
tons for these varieties.
wHIsKEY.- Whiskey has through the week been qui,
and rather heavy The sales include 600 bbs City at
cs 100 bbls do 2Ok cts bbls Ohio at p cts
and We quote both City and Ohio closing dull
the above figures.
FREIGHTS.-The rate to Liverpool is still SIS Cd pc
ton for bark 2s ton for heavy goods 25s per hid
tobacco, s. Dbl for -four and 3D. per bushe for
The rate to Holland is 22s. Cd Maryland tobacco
to Bremen us 3d. at which several aow LOAF
ing. brig of 200 tons has been taken up this week
load coal for Asrnwa at SIS per ton Coastwise fregh
about the last week, and we quote to Bostn
and ports in Maine at g per ton for COAL 80 per BIB
New Bedford and ports the Sound $3.50 coal, an
cts. for grain to New York 81 20 for coal. There
not much offering to Southern ports WEI quote Charlie
ton at cts per bushe cts. per foot 80 for dr
bills, 40cs for wet do and 81 ton to Savannah IL
steamers rates Sl10 cts per foot so per Dbl
whskey, 81 per eask for bacon, and $2503 per ton;
New Orleans 10 cts. per foot so cts for dry bbs so
for wet do, and IS per ton.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET June 22-TheI
is very little doing here in Dry Goods but this the
for this trade and there as much business don
as is usual at this of the year. NOTWITHSTANDING
the inactivity in the Market the feeling it is still pret
firm, and for most staple goods prices olerably
maintained. The stocks not large, and for sty
of goods the supply is unusually light. We again quo
heavy standard makes of Brown Sheetings at SKA
cts, medium Sheetings and Shirtings IN S cts an
light do at 54( 6 cts. Bleached Sheetings and Shirtn
steady and firm for all desirable styles. Drills are fir
at G9cts for brown; 9(ae4 cts for beached 1O1d
cts. for blue Cotton Flannels Denms Stripes Ticks
Osnaburgs are generally bringing previous rates.
still quote Ginghams at 101Oh cts for the Lancaster
, Glasgow, and Prints at 9ld10 cts. for madden good
WOoens of all descriptions steady former rates
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