The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-22
REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

FOX THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 81.
ALCOHOL.-We Quote Alcohol this week at 34lf35 cts
gallon for 95 per cent There sales last week of
$50 bbs at 81 cash. but sales have been made this
week so far as We have heard.
ALE AND PORTER.--We still quote Tennents Ale at
sl75 for Xxx Scotch, and 81 IS for Pale India in pnts
Tennents Brown Stout in pints at Al 60 per dozen
but there is very little selling.
ASHES-Ashes may be quoted $3.50 for Pot and 5 62K
BARk.-Quercitron Bark is and in demand We
note sales this week of 200 bags $40 per ton land
1t closes firm at this figure for No. l.
BEESWAX.-We hear of no sales of Beeswax but we
quote steady at 80 cts per h. for good Southern yell
BREAD-Bread is selling at the following rates viz
cts for Navy; Ok cts for Pilot; and cts per lb for
Wat" ate TN GraeEsrs less the usual discount.
per ton cash for crude Sicily but no demand for
C0TToN.-The sales this week amount to about 400
Gaes on the basis of lax to 14K for middng
Upland.
CoFFEE.-There quite an active movement
in Coffee last week, but this week the market for
II has beer comparatively quiet, the sales amount
The sales include 800 bags Rio at 10 cts 900 bags
I5H cts, mos, 400 bags do. sold today to the
Government ,soae at iS% cts. net cash. and $50 bags
thatat the coming session of Congress considerable
duty will be laid Coffee in view of lnIs ex0
pectaton the market is very firm in tone and holders
are indsposed to sell unless at very full rates We
quote day as follows viz: Rio at l29l2H cts. for
dunn to fair I'm dl3 cts for good; 13x prime
Laguayra at l3AGll4 cts for green; l4H6l5 cts for
white and Java at lls cts per H. We note the arrival
cargo of 800 bags Coffee which increases the here
to % 900 bags.
CANDLES Candles dull and the market for them
is very unsettled We quote follows viz: Adamantine
at l6G1S cts; Chemical Sperm 23127 cts Sperm at
35d32 cs Parafne at 2Sd35 cts. Patent Wax at IS
d5O cts Id. Mould may be quoted at IlGI2 cts for
Western, and l3(d}l5 cts. per lb. for Baltimore
CHEMlCALS-We quote Soda Ash to day at 2624
cts for so per cent Sal-Soda cts; BiCarb Soda
at 81 C93E cts. and Bleaching Powders at 2I(G24 cts
per III. ~
COPPER-Baltimore refined Ingots are held at 10 cts
but sales could not be effected at over is cts ner In
There were lbs exported last week to Bre
dam lnHw
l4lOOO lbs to Bremen. Yellow Metal Sheathing is sell.
ing at lS9dl9 cts for English and American and we
quote Nails at p cts, and Bolts at % per b.
CoAL.-Cumberland Coal is scarce and much wanted
some 1000 tons receive here few days since but
this is the only arrival there has been three
weeks, and two three must elape before
$40 per ton, and cargoes would bring this figure quite
readily Anthracite Coal selling from the Yards at IS
per ton Of 2240 lbs.
FEATHERs.-Feathers dull at former quotations,
VIZ So(d5S cts for common to good mixed; and 4OG45
cts per ID Tor good to prime Live Geese.
FlSH-Flsh continue dull, and the market for them
very heaVy There is some retail demand but there
are sales making from the wharf Mackere are sell
ing from store Sl4l6 No. rs; s9d9 so for large
No. rs; S550G6 for medium do; s575d6 rs for large
No. U.s. S4 SOFAS for medium do. So 504 for small do
and we quote Herrings.a at s250G3 for Halifax s4G4 Is
for Labrador and So 253 so per Dbl for Susouehanna
Potomac and North Carolina Shad may be quoted at 90
(d9.75 per Dbl
UlT.-Fruit is very dull. Lemons are selling how.
ever at 81 and Oranges at s3(1350 per box We quote
Rasens at 81 20 bunch and e. 10 nsr how for
layer Figs at 5GS cts. Dates at 3G4b cts and Zanta
Currants at s 4 cts per Id. ~
FLouR-Tnere has been special activity this week
IN Flour but fair business has been done in it. and for
all varieties prices have been pretty well mantained
The sales the greater part which have been for
add up about 900 bbs and the exports for the eet
are as follows, viz: ~ ~ WIN