The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-11

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OH s.-Lard Oil has advanced slightly since last
but other varieties unchanged in price. We quote
Sperm at 130Gl35 cts for fall 135a 40 cts for winter;
Crude Whale at 55d 62 cts bleached Patent do at 65d
20 ct Solar at 7275 cts Sea Elephant at 75GS0 cts
Lard at SSCd90 cts and American Linseed Oi! 81
per gallon bordeaux and Marseles Olive Oil is selling
S33O6 for quarts and 81 % per basket for pnt We
quote ETHEREAL Oil day at 5ia5G cts, and Canphene at
90 cts. per gallon.
PROVISIONS There has been considerable doing this
week in barrelled Pork and Lard but in other descriptions
of Provisions the operations have been light The trans
actions in Pork and Lard have been generally Of specu
lavc character, and most of the purchases have been
made for account of parties in New York and Phiadel
phia. The conSumptive demand for Provisions is quite
limited and although the market is firm. the rnness in
is occasioned by the state Of things West
rather than by am thing which has transpired here.
BULK MEAT.-There is but little Bulk Meat coming
forward and we are not advised fany sales this week
We quote it nominal at %d64 cts for Shoulders, S&
s q cts for Sides and 9 cts. for Hams.
RACON.-The operations in Bacon this week have been
light The stock of old is very much reduced and there
is comparatively little offering yet We have
ported this week sales of 80 hhd shoulders at Td74
cts Is hhds Sides at 9's cts so hhds do at Ok cts.
900 lbs city smoked Sides private terms and
of some GOO to 500 pieces new Hams at 10Y cts.
PoRK-For barrelled Pork the market this week has
been active The sales Include 800 bbs Mess, and 100
bblS Prime private terms, and 1500 bbs Mess Sl7
25 per Dbl Mess is held to-day at s7 25a so, and
Prime at Sl4 per Dbl.
BEEr-Beef quiet but steady at So for new Balti-
more packed No and SIS per Dbl for do Mess There
is but little demand for it except for ships stores and
sales to limited extent are making for this purpose
IAED-lard has advanced since the close OF last
have been large The sales include bbs City Leaf at
1C7s cts $50 bbls do at IL cts $50 Kegs do at II 5
II y cts, 500 bbls Western do. at IL 200 bbs. do
part to arrive, at TX cts and 100 bblS City do sold
day at II 3 cts. Lard closes firm at II 11's for
both Western and City Leaf
inferior lots are dull We still quote Western 1l12
cts; Glades at Hale cts for common; 1sd2 for
good to prime; Roll at 1920 cts Goshen z325 cts
and city packed shipping Butter at 12H cts.
CnEEsE.-We quote Western Cutting Cheese at S6lsH
cts Eastern do at 9E cts and English Dairy Cheese
S4G9H cts for Western, and 11Gl2 cts. for Eastern.
There Is fair demand for cutting Cheese but English
lToas.-The supply of Hogs the scales to-day was
fir fan and the market for them was firm at $6S7E7 per
bought at So 650uG G.75 per 100 lbs. net
PoTATOES.-Potatoes are arriving quite freely, but
the demand for them is fair and prices pretty wen
sustained. They selling in lots from the wharf
from 65 to SO cts per bushel, as in quality
PLASTER.-Plaster Is very dull. Some small lots
selling at So per ton but cargoes would not bring this
figure
PoWDER.-we quote Duponts. Beatty,s and Hazards
% lbs.
RuM;-New England Rum is selling in lots to the trade
at 3G35 cts. per gallon.
RlCE-Rice is quiet, although remark rather a bet
ter inquiry for it within the last day two. We
sales this week of so erces arrive on private terms
and of about 100 erces good prime lots at 3%G33
cts the bulk at the inside figure. We quote to-day
note the receipt this week of 193 Charleston
and 600 casks from Savannah-total 793 casks
SUGARS.-During the early part of the week Sugars
were very quiet but within the last day a demand
for crop New Orleans sprung up and yesterday
and today some iO hhds of this descrpt has been sold
at from $40 to SS62 for good fair to choice There is
very little demand for foreign Sugars The this
week embrace 25 hhds Cuba at s6.S7 25 40 hhds
Porto Rico at S7S7A The market closes with good de
mand for New Orleans Sugars but all foreign Sugars
dull and heavy; We quote as before refining grades of
Cuba English Island and Porto Rico Sugar So 506 75
grocers styles Cuba at 81 25s prime Porto Rico
at S75OdS25; and good fair to choice crop New Or
leans at S75OdS624 We note the import this week Of
as2 hhd Sugar from New Orleans and 5400 bags do from
sTAvES.-staves are dull but the rates are un,
changed We quo Shocks with heads at 10; Rough
White Oak Pipe Slaves at s40d6 per thousand do. Hogs
heads S25 40 do Barrel single stuff at S1S 25do double
stuff at S30d33; Red Oak ogshead at Sl6G3O do. flour
Barrel SSdlO
sTARCH-Starch is steady at SO "a c cts for Western
Pearl cts for West Philadelphia and 6E per b.
o soAPeWe Eve quote CASTLE at 11Hq12K cts Chemical
There is no CASTLE soap here in first hands
SGRUPS.-We have no change to in the rates for
Refined Syrups, and we still quote them at IS cts for
extra Golden.
sEEDS.-The demand for Coverseed this week has
been active and the sales add about 1000 bushels
$3.50 for ordinary, and S562 55 per bushe of Ga lbs
for good to prm me lots Prime Seed closes to-day firm at
the outside figure. Timothy Seed is quiet but firm at
at S2G2l2%, and we quote FlaXseed at S.30G140 per
SPICES-Spices of all descriptions are dull but quota
tons for them are unchanged We quote Pepper at 9 a.
94 cts; PimentO at al cts; Cassia at 27d3O cts
Cloves at 9%a1O cts, East India Ginger at 5k6 cts.
African do AZ 6ACd7 cts, Mace 5O55 cts, Nut
megs at 5SGGO cts. per lb.
SALT-Liy yerpool Salt continues firm with an upward
tendency. There have been arrivals for time
past and the stock here is considerably reduced. 1t
still selling in lots from store S5 for Ground
Alum 100 cts for Marshali's and Jeffrey Darcys fine,
and 40 cts per sack for AshtonS do. There is
inquiry for Turks Island Salt and note sales this week
of $500 bushels at 16GT cts We the import this
week of cargo of $500 bushels Turks Island Salt
TlN.-We quote Tin this week at SS.75d9 for IC.,
sO5O@1O75 per box IX and 30 cts for Banca Spell
ter Is selling at cts, and quote Pig Lead at 5Rd5A
cts. per lb.
TALLOw.-we continue to quote Tallow at 10 cts for
City rendered. and 9 cts for Country do but hear Of
sales
TOBACCO.-The transactions this week have he en-
iThf md ifoaI
scrptons of Maryland, the lower grades being almost
entirely neglected. Prices remain unchanged, and
We still quote Ground leaf s3d35O, common to good
crop S4d7, and finer qualities S7.50G11 In Ohio,To
hacco there is nothing doing, and Kentucky is still
and S6a13 for Mason county The inspections of the
week are 4O2 hhds. Maryland, and "a hhds. Ohio
MANUFACTURED ToBAcCo.-We have no change to note.
Comm n to good common pounds and in
demand at our quotations but for other descriptions
the market is quiet We quote follows: Common
to good common pounds at 1920 cts; medium do.
fine SIS and los 20(d27 cts; medium do. 17d2O cts;
sound common do. at 14dl5 cts inferior shipping los,
lSs and 2Os 9ta12cts
WOOL.-Wool is in fair demand, but the market for it
is not specially active All varieties firm at the quo
taons, viz 23d25 cts for unwashed 27G3O for No.
pulled 3ld34 cts for pulled Merino; 35d36 cts for tub
washed; and 3ld As cts. per b for fleece Wools.
WHiSkEY The operations in Whskey this'we have
been light but material change taken place in the
condition of the market The include 300 barrels
City and Pennsylvania Whiskey at 25 cents $50 barrels
26 cents.
FREIGHTS.-There is no vessel on the berth for any
European port and the only charters have heard of
this week are the following A brig of . 400 bbs.. to
brig of 1s0O bbs load this port do at 81 l2I
per bbl. and prmage another brig 1000 bbs for
Wndward Islands at S1l20 British brig for Havana to
load partly with coal and balance of pine wood
the Reppahannock River, private terms. Coastwse
reighs fair quote to Boston, 50 50 per ton for
COAL cts for grain and 40 cts for flour; Providence
cts for grain and 81. coal; New York cts per
bushel 81 81 per ton for coal There is considerable
freight Offering to Southern ports. We quote Charles
ton cts per bushc cts per foot, 40 cts. for whiSkey
and $3.50 per cask for bacon Mobile 12 cts per foot
80 cts for whskey and SIS per tom New Orleans and
10 cts per foot, 60 cts. for whSkey and 81 per ton
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, Dec. IL
There has been very little doing in Dry Goods
the past week, but we have change note in
the general condition Of the market. Some sales
are still making TO the clothing houses, but with
lar trade Of the IS and the will doubt
less be quiet for time to For both Cotton and
Wooen fabrics prices well sustained and the for
the market is quite firm. The are
large and the leading styles selling about
they come forward, and there is consequently no ten
dency to accumulation. Brown Sheetngs steady at
S4dS% cts. for heavy standard makes, and medium
Brown Drills are firm at S&dSA cts Beached do at q
Cd9 cts, and Blue do. at 04(G10% cts. OSnaburgs
at from to Is cts Beached Cottons in light
supply and quite frm Denims Stripes Ticks and Cotton
Flannels all steady at previous Prints and
DeLanes selling rather lower rates but there
is material decline i'll them. For Woolens there is
moderate inquiry, and remark better feeling
in them. Some varieties have improved in price
and they are generally frmer than they a month
ago.