The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-22

. 70 .. n;T s ts less $40 s9i
fooSs VIZ W. per tom Manila cts Jute at ~
cts and Sum 6f94a cts per S nothing doing in
either of these articles and prices too unsettled to
give reliable quotations There no foreign Hides here
IRON There is very little doing in Iron, and quota
tons for it are almost entirely nominal We quote
follows viz Baltimore Forge at s27 Catoctin
at s2s d2l No !; s2la22 for No q s2O2 No. s.
and Scotch Pig at 500 from ship, and s2S9 per from
the yards We quote Blooms before at $40 for pud-
died and s60962k per for best Charcoal Bar Iron
$47hGI50 for common English and American, and s57H
l6O per for refined do and Sheet do at S4 04 cts
for English; 3bd4 cts. for American, and IL cts per
for Russia Boiler Plates selling cts pud
died, and 4G44 cts per h. for refined Charcoal and
quote Nails at 3 per 100 lbs mos, for Cut Id
and upwards
NDIGo.-Indigo is very dull but the nominal rates
Tor 1t are sui as follows viz l00l50 cts. for Benga
95l2O cts for Kurpah 7Oas5 cts for Madras lood125
cts for Guatemala 30a45 for to fair Manilla
and 50(di90 cts. per lib. for good prime do.
MOLASSES.-There has been some inquiry this week
for Molasses, and note sales of 30 hhds Cuba Musc0
vado at IL cts cash. and 80 hhds Porto Rico at 2s cts
quote today as follows, viz: Cuba at 15al6 cts; Tor
clayed 1720 cts for Muscovado English Island at 100
81 cts Porto Rico at 2s93O cts New Orleans at 33S
| MADDER-There is no Nader selling far are
advised, but quote nominal at loh@l2k cts per b
| for good to prime Dutch 0mbro.
MILL FEED-MiIl Feed is selling at I1Gl13 cts for
Brown Stuff and 25G3octs per bushel for Middlings
We note sales week of some 500 to 600 bbls Sprits
Turpentine at 7075 cts per gallon the market for it
closing firm at the latter figure and of 500 1000
| N
and at from So SO to $50 per Dbl for No l. We quote
Pitch at 81 25 and Tar at s275GD3 per Dbl
OlLS.-Os are very dull. Lnseed is still Quilted at 6:
(65 cts for American and quote other Oils as follows
VIZ Sperm at l50Gl55 cts. for fall and
for patent SNr and cts
7OId.1o cts; and Lard at 90de5 cts per gallon.
| PkOVISI0NS.-The demand for Provisions continues
very limited, and for all varieties the market is heavy
and depressed We heard early in the week Of sales
100 bbls Mess Pork at 1885, but subsequently lot
SO bbs do sold at $l6 per Dbl and we quote i. al
RumD PoTl
selling and give quotations for these varieties
There some little Bacon selling for local consumption
but it impossible sales of any large
The market for it is very Irregular Shoulders ranging
from 8 to cts, Sides at from to cts. an Hams a
from 10 to I'm cts. There very little demand TO
Bulk Meat and the only sale have heard of this weel
is of 5000 lbs Shoulders at AK cts, Lard is offering
at 9G9h cts for Western in bbs and cs., and quot
refined at 12d2R cts There is however selling.
We quote Beef nominal at sl2 so for No l. and sic
BUrrER.-Butter is still very dull and prices FIR i
have still further declined. We quote as follows, viz
Western solid packed old at 7dS cts Glades and Roll
8dlO cts and New York State and Goshen at LOG
II cts per h. Eggs are bringing IA cts. Der dozen.
OhEEsE;Toheese IS aiso very auii' "equote az iol
lows, viz: Western at sac cts for CUTTING and 81 0 cts
for English Dairy and Eastern 9GsH cts for Cutting
PLASTER-There is no Plaster here, but there is nj
demand for it.
POTATOES-Potatoes continue in fair demand. Mer
GERS are selling at S0GS5 cts but common description
range at from 80 to rs cts. per bushel.
RICE.-Rice has ruled through the week at from 54 t.
cts for good to strictly prime but the demand for it ha
been quite limited and the sales have been unmportant
The stock here is light, but it is quite equal to the de
m and.
SUGsRS.-The transactions in Sugars this week hav
been light compared with those of last the sales
of which have been made within the last day or tw
amounting to only about 800 hhds The sales include
bids Cuba at s55 25, 40 hhds do. at So So 100 hhd
Porto Rico at SIS 81 rs, 40 hhds prime do. at So
and we note in addition sales to the Government hhd
Cuba at So, and so hhds. Porto Rico S6l23. Tn
market closes rather tame, but still quote as follow:
viz: Cuba and English Island at S4.75d95 for common
good refining; and $525575 for grocery grades; Port
Rico and New Orleans at S4755 for low grades SIS SOC
for fair to good and Sc. 25(G6.50 for prime.
REFINED SUGARS AND SYRUPS.-The rates for refine
Sugars advanced early in the week of cent pc
H. on all grades The following the quotations
Messrs Dougherty, Woods Co. of the Baltimore SteaI
Sugar Refinery, viz.
CASH PRICES BY TWENTY OR MORE PACKAGES.
Double Refined Loaf. Sh cts. II