The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-23
CASH PRICES FOR TWENTY OR MORE PACKAGES
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The quotations of Messrs Douehertv Woods l. co .,
me Baltimore Steam Sugar Refinery are substantially
small lots at the following rates, viz 9Oe5 cts for
Ground Alum l50Gl55 cts for Marshalps and Jeffrey &
cargo could not however be at near these figures
Wequote Turks Island Salt nominal at l5Gl6 cts afoat
and 20 cts. per bushel from store.
SYRuPS-Baltimore refined Syrups are still quoted at
the following rates viz SO cts for Sugar House. SS cts
Tor Goiden and a cts. per gallon for Extra Golden
SOAP-We quote CASTLE Soap at lOh cts; Olene do
ct 7fGS cts, and Chemical Olive DO at 67 cts per III
sTARCH-Starch is quiet but steady the following
rates viz 45H cts for ommon Western Pearl: SIX Go
6a cts. for Woods 5H66 cts. for Fox's and OsweS9
f.iyer oG6H cts for Duryea's; and 6G6H cts Kings
this weeks far have heard Prices are unchanged
ana we still quote them as follows viz: s4Oa65 for
heavy W o. HID; $25lI32 for light do S40lG65 for W
o. Pipe; S22G25 for cued R. O. HID. $l5ls for single
and S3O(GS5 per thousand for double w. o. Barrel
sfICEs;-There is but little doing in Spices, but in
view OF the probable passage of the proposed new tariff
Dill which materially increases the duty upon these art
c'es tie market for them very With decidedly
SH9S4 cts; Pimento 6H cts.; Cloves at SIGS& cts
Cassa at 20 cts Ginger at 81 cts Mace 40cts and
Nutmegs at 45G150 cts. per ID
ToBACCO.-There is fair demand existing for Mary
land Tobacco sales moderate extent of old crop having
been made this week previous There has been
very little crop yet received but if here it would
doubtless bring full We continue to quote frosted
MI at 81 common ground leaf at $s4 middling
500 middling S494 50 good mddling s5Gd5 so; good
.ea' @ S1o oo and hne at S7g!2 We quote Bay Tobacco
s45OdS55O; fine yellow at SIS. 9.50G14 and good red
at Sll9l3 Nothing doing in Ohio Tobacco, and we still
ae5o good and fine red and spangled s7CdS and good
line yellow ssGl2 In Kentucky Tobacco there are no
transactions to note We continue to quote common ugs
at 425a475 good do at IS So inferior leaf at As rs
d625 good do at s6.50G7. .50 fine at 81 50d9 choice at
sloai2 rich heavy Kentucky at s7a12 So The inspec
ions OF the week are los hhds Maryland and 25 hhds
ohio-total $50 hhds.
MANUFACTURED ToDAcco.-There is some little specu
lative movement in the market week. but the sales
are not very large. We still quote common pounds at 7
IL cts medium do. at 151lS cts; good do at 2IG25
cts; fine do. 2s35 cts fine SIS and los lsGG22 cts
dium do l4(Gl7 cts; ssound common do at eGI2 cts,
and inferior on shipping los ISIS, and 2os GAS cts
IALLLoW-rhere were no transactions to report this
week we quote western at cs and 10 per lb for
Butchers 1 Association.
TIN AND LEAD.-We continue to quote Tin Plates at
lor C and slO75 per box for l. X Banca Tin at SO
a33H cts, Spelter at 5h@6 cts, and Lead at cts for
Spanish Pig 64 @6H cts. for Virginia do cts for Bar
| and 7(G7% cts for Pipe and Sheet
WooL-Small sales are being made to supply imme-
aate wants at about quotations viz: unwashed is now
held at 20 cts and tub washed so per lb There is
nothing doing in pulled fleece Wool and we can give
no quotations for these varieties. o.
| WHlSkEY.-There was only limited demand for this
article during the week. and the sales foot up about OOO
dds at II cts for Country, 17H1S cts for City and
H4Gls cts per gallon for Ohio, and we still quote at
these figures The stock of Ohio is rather gbt IN
sequence of the scarcity prices have advanced x cent
per gallon. We note sale of so bpls Country at II X
cts and we quote City firm at IS cs. and Ohio is held
| FRElGHTS-Freighs to Liverpool are very active
and rates have an advancing tendency. We quote at
Id for grain in shippers bags for -four and 30s IA
S2s Cd per ton for heavy goods. We still quote to Bre
men at 2es.Sd27s Cd for Maryland tobacco and to Ho
de Ia Plata brig solferino 2loO bbls Rio and return
and the keteh Ella 1200 bbs for ST. Lucia have been
taken up this week on private terms There is fair
amount Offering coastwise, and quote to Boston at
cts per bushe for grain and 80 cts per bb for four
New York cts for gran 25 cts for flour and 40 25 per
ton for coal to Providence and New Bedford cts for
gram; to Charleston cts per foot per bushel and
s per ton for heavy freight to Savannah cts per foot
AZ cts per bb cts per bushe and s4 per heavy
reght to New Orleans cts per gallon 10 cts per foot
and 50 per ton and to Mobile 2H per gallon lex cts
per foot and S. per ton. " Wv
| BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, February 2I-Cat.
teThe offerings at the State Scales on Thursday footed
up 625 head being 25 than market day There
was quite an active demand for Cattle prices at the
close were decidedly sitter OF the above offerings IO(
head were driven to Philadelphia and the balance (52F
head! were taken up by Baltimore butchers at prices
ranging from So to s475 and averaging 1915 per lOC
lbs, being about at the as last Thursday
There were some few choice lots which commanded high