The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-16

ter and 6 x cts. for Pig Lead
, yellow META!.-We have no transactions to note
this week, but prices remain steady. We still quote
American and English at 10 ct Nails at % cts, and
Bolts at % cts. per lb,
NAVAL ST0RES,-There some little inquiry for
Spirits Turpentne, and note sales of $50 bbis at 81
cts but at the close OF the week it declined and was held
at SO cts There was good demand for Rosin,
ana we mad reported sale of 700 bbs at 81 30 per SO
lbs being an advance of 10 cts per Dbl We quote No.
Rosin at $l5OGl75; Tar and Pitch sl7532 per bbl
but there is nothing doing in these latter varieties
OlLS-Mlth the exception of the last three descrp-
tons named below there sales of Importance tax
ing place. but We have change to note in prices We
now quote Sperm l45Gl50 cts. for fall and l55Gl6O cts
for winter; crude Whale 60G62 cts beached Patent
6O96S cts; Solar at 6SG70 cs Sea Elephant at 7OI75
cts and Lard at 95 cts per gallon. Lnseed Oil is selling
at IS cts ETHEREAL do at Haas cs Camphene at As cts
and Kerosene at IS cts. per gallon
OLIVE oIL-Sweet Oil is selling at So 81 and 81 81
Sc so per doz.
PROYISIoNS-The market for all descriptions of Pro.
visions during the past week exceedingly dull and
prices have had rather dropping tendency For Buik
Meats and Bacon the demand less active than it has
been for some time past, and the trade generally have
shown but little disposition to purchase at present rates
The demand from the South has also slackened and
there has been less going forward this week to that
ter than has been the case for onth past Holders in
view of the low rates ruling in the West show every dis
position to SELL Barreed Beef and Pork have also ruled
dull, but we have material change to note in prices
Lard in moderate demand at unchanged rates The
market at the close of the week dull and dropping
bAcoS-Ihere has been pretty fair jobbing business
done in Bacon but the trade this have not been in
heard Of were $4,000 lbs loose Sides at OK cts and AZ
hhds ditto cts but in obbing lots there sales
Of some 300 to 400 hhds at 7S for Shoulders and
9%9lo cts for Sides; also, some 5000 to 500 pieces
Hams at 1O&@H cts per lb. The market for the week
closes quiet.
PoRK.-Barreed Pork was rather dull but prices show
no material change The only sales heard of $50
bbls Western Mess as sl7@Fl24 add 100 bbls Rump
at SIS We quote the market as closing at S17I7 % for
Mess $1375@4 for Prime, and sl3613 IS per Dbl for
Rump.
BEEF-Barreed Beef is dull, but small sales are max
q oil
and $40 per Dbl for Mess, but there is Western in
market.
BULK MEAT-There a very limited inquiry for
Bulk Meat this week and the only sales had reported
wereS5 900 lbs Shoulders at cts; 900 lbs Sides
at SO cts 10000 lbs do at 81 cts and % hhds Shout
ders delivered in Philadelphia at TX cts The market
for the week closed dull at the following quotations. viz
81 cts for Shoulders, s%@SA cts for Sides, and s@9
BUTTER.-The market for Butter this week was exceed
ingy dull and we have no sales of Importance
we continue former quotations. viz Roll at loG14 cts
dl6 cts, Goshen at 22925 cts and City packed for ship
ping at Gl2 cts per ID. Eggs are in large supply
and are dull at II cts. per dozen
LARD.There is but little inquiry for Lard this week
and the only sales heard of were so bbls
Leaf at ~ cts and 100 kegs Country in irregular pack
ages at the same rate We continue our quotations
follows viz: &0lO cts for Western Leaf; OK cts fol
City, and l24G124 cts. for Refined, in kegs
CHEEsE-There is pretty fair inquiry for Cheese nd
Eastern do. at 1OE Gl0A cts; Western English Dairy at
lO4 oil cts, and Eastern do. at 12Gl2h cts.
PLASTER.-There is no lump Plaster ahoat here al
present. but we note sales from the wharf 100
tons at So, and we quote the market closing steady
POTATOES-The market for Potatoes this week wa.
rather dull and prices are shade lower. Sales arr
making Of common at 6065 cts and of good to primo
Mercer at 70(I75 cts per bushel.
R1CE-The market for Rice has been rather quiet h:
week but we have no special change to in prices
We had reported sales OF $50 to 200 casks fair to good
quality at 81 al cts but quote strictly prime do
"a cts per pound although there is Of the latter
description in market
RIM il n sun,1r Of Tor,oio, D.. -.
ket, and is generally held at 90 to l25 cts as to quail
ity and we quote New England nominal at 33d34 cts
per gallon;
this week for refining purposes, but the trade have only
been purchasing to supply their immediate wants The
sales for the week comprise al hhds. Cuba at "a 81
$40 hhds do at S. and l72 hhds Melado at So 25 less
per cent all for refining, and to the trade III hhds
uerces Cuba at 50 4; so hhds. do. at $512HG
good supply of Sugar in Market and holders show
desire to meet the views of buyers The market for the
Teek closed steady at the following quotations viz:
CUBA and r. Island common to good reningS475 as GC
- FAR to good grocery. 500 as l.
P Rico fair to prime. 525 G167F
New Orleans fair to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500 GG6 SC
TO-, prime. ...........,.......... 90 (I72j
havana ooAes nos 10 lO..........,... 800 (d52
u Nos ~ 10 i4...''''......... $40 (G6OO
nos 10 10 d.. $50 al 90
Nos 10 to 90. .............. 1925 az so
We note the import this week of 147 hhds SO ties and
% bbls from Sagua la Grande.
SALT-The market for Salt is exceedingly dull and no
sales OF Importance have been made Ground Alum Salt
may be quoted from store at S59O cts but by the cargo
1t would bring nothing like this figure We quote Mar
shals and jeffrey and Darcy's fine 15O155 cts and
and may be quoted II to Is per bushe for Turks
Island, atloat, and 20 cts per bushel from shore
SIARCH-rhere was some inquiry for Starch this
week, and had reported sales of 400 boxes at
following rates, viz: cts for Western cts West Phil
adelphia and 5G5E cts. for oswego and Woods.
ton.
sTAvEs-There is pretty fair demand for Slaves, and
we qonte them steady as follows, viz: At S4oa65 fo
heavy W. O. hid; s256132 for light do; S4Od65 for W
o. pipe SlSG25 for culled R. o. hhd S150lS for single
and S3Od35 per thousand for double W. o. barrel
SPlCES.-There is moderate demand for Spices a
the following rates. viz Pepper at S4GSI cts; Pmeu
at 6G64 cts Cassia at 2O23 cts Gloves at Gets Gin
ger at 6& cts; Mace at As cts, and Nutmegs at 4565
cts. per h.
SOAP.-The market continues without change ",
quote Oeine Soap at 7GS cts, Chemical Olive do at
cts, and CASTLE do at 104011 cts. per b. We had NJ
sales of importance to note this week.
T0BACCO.-There continues to be fair demand for al
good descriptions of Maryland Tobacco but the receipts
are quite light Common descriptions are not much in
CURED for and are only occasionally taken with better
lots Prices are unchanged and still quote frosted
maryland at 81; common ground leaf at S3a4 middling
DO S5(GS50 ard best do. SS.50Gl2 crop 81 81
(d35O; middng S4(d4 90 good mddling s5Q5 so; GOOD
Leaf SGG65o; and fine at $7gl2 We quote Bay Tobacco
as follows tips or tails at S35Od4 ground leaf at 81 5C
S2;5o; fine yellow at S950d14 and good red at S12d
10 We hear of nothing doing in Ohio Tobacco and QUOT
as before inferior to good common s34 red spang
LED S5Gt5O; good and fine red and spanged S7S; and
good line yellow $9lGl2. There have been some small
sales of new crop Kentucky Tobacco this week on private
terms. We still quote common lugs at 81 254 III good
do. at So inferior leaf at IS good do at
S650G750; fine at 81 5O9; choice $l0l2 rich heavy
Kentucky at S7dl25O. The inspections of the week are
tueky-total 343 hhds
MANUFACTURED ToBAcco-The market continues mod.
eratey active at former rates, viz: pounds
cts medium do at l5GS cts; good do. at 2125 cts
fine do 2SG35 cts; fine SIS and los 1S22 cts medium
40: !4GiI cts; sound common do. at 9Gl2 cts. and
inferior shipping los, 1875, and 2Os Gas cts.
lALlON we have transactions to note in TalioW
ms week but that of the Butchers Association is held
WOOL-There was no activity in the Wool market this
week although there limited inquiry for some de
ScrPtons Small sales have been made of unwashed at
CTS and OF tubwashed at 2Sd30 cts, but there
quotations for either
WHlskEY.-The Whiskey market has been exceed
ngiy du and dropping, and prices have declined from
l to * cts per gallon. The demand from the South
having fallen off and the receipts being in excess of the
demand was difficult to effect sales at the close even
at the above decline The sales for the week added up
only 900 bbls., follows viz: so bbls Ohio at lSI cts
eo dds do at is cts 100 bbls do at I'm cts 100 bbs
Clty at 10 cts and 80 bills Country at II The
for the week closed dull at the following quotations
VIZ IL cts for Country, 17G17H cts for City and II
l9l73 cts. for Ohio.
FREIGHTS.-Freights to Liverpool continue active
we quote at I'D for grain in shippers bags S. Cd for
nour and 4Os per ton for heavy goods To Bremen we
quote at US Cd for Maryland tobacco and Holland at
Us o. Prussian bark offs 900 bushels capacity has
been taken up to load in bulk for Belfast at
There is very little offering to Northern or Eastern
coastwise ports. We quote TO Boston and ports in
Maine at 80 cts. per Dbl. for flour, and s cts per
oushel for grain; to New York S175 per for COAL
and cts. per bushel for grain. To Southern ports
there is large amount Offering and small vessels are in
good demand. We quote to Charleston cts. per foot
cts per bushe so cts per Dbl for whskey and s3350
per tom to Savannah 10 cts foot 10 per bushel
~ cts per Dbl for whskey so cts for dry bbs and 81
per tom to Mobile 12Gl5 cts per foot 2 per gallon
for liquor 62G75 cts. for dry bbls and So per ton;
New Orleans lOl2 cts per foot, cts per gallon for IL
quor, so cts for dry bbls., and 81 5O9s5 per ton
DRY GOODS.-Snce last weekly review have
mad no special activity to note in the market The regu
lar Jobblng trade has not set in but in the of
week or two it generally expected that there will be
quite fair business done with the West and Southwest
we learn that both of these localities much in want
of Spring styles 1t is scarcely possible whether
'r not the regular Southern trade will be market this
season. but should they desire to purchase their usual
spring supplies they will doubt find it their advan
age to visit this market as all the stocks here are full
md carefully selected. The Commission merchants
earn are prepared for their late trade which geper
lily sets in about the LIST Of April and although they do
lot expect heavy business, still they of the opinion
hat it will not fall far short of previous seasons
would remark, however that this branch of trade per
laps more than any other has suffered considerably from
ne dhculty OF making collections but sincerely trust
hat as political difficulties are in fair way of adjust
nent business Of all kinds will more prosper
JUS condition. In the present state of the market
are unable to give quotations for any article
lnder this head hence we omit them
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK MARKETS. March l4.-Flour Sc-Tbe
emand for Western and State Flour good and the mar
ct closes rmer for the lower grades though prices are