The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-04

bbls and 100 half bb!s crop New Orleans offered
at auction, but only 20 bblS. and 10 half bbs were
sold at 4l&d42 cts, the balance being withdrawn
contract of $50 bbls Porto Rico the terms for which
4od42k crop Orleans % 2S cts for ole
Cuba 26d2S cts for English Island; and 2S32 fo
Porto Rico We note the import this week of so hhds.
and 800 bbls Cuba Molasscs, via Charleston.
MILL FEED.-M Feed is selling this week Mt 90 cts
for Brown Stuff and 81 cts. per bushel for AIddngs
MADDER-There is none here. The last sale we heard
of was made at l2k cts. per lb. for prime Ombro
NAVAL STORES-We note sales this week of about 15(
bbs. Spirits Tupentine at Asa 30 cts which is decline
of to s.per gallon on last weeks quotations We
sales also of $50 bbs No Rosn 50 per bbl There
has been 10 movement in Tar, Pitch, common Rosin
We quote Tar at S2d22 Fitch at 81 and common Rosr
at LOB per Dbl Narnish is still selling at % cts
per gallon.
oiLs.-Os are quiet but prices are altogether I'M
changed. We quote Sperm at 13OGl35 for fall 13-
"a 40 cts for winter Crude Whale at ~ 60 cts beached
Patent do at G5a70 cts Solar at - 75 cts Sea Elc
rhant 75sO cts, Lard s5 SO cts and American
Linsecd Oil at GA cts. per gallon Bordeaux and Mar
settles Olive Oil is selling at S3d3O6 for quarts s. q
per basket for pnts We quote ETHEREAL oil day at
cts aud Camphene at 50 cts. per gallon.
PLAS1ER-ilastcr is very dull. We quote it nominal
at 50 per on,but cargoes would hardly bring this figure
POrATuES.-Nova Scotia Mercer are selling in lots
from the wharf at IS cts, but Carter Potatoes bringing
50 cts. per buShel.
PRoVISIONS.-There has been more doing here in
Provisions this week than for time past but the
market is stl comparatively quiet. At the West and
especially at Cincinnati the market is greatly excited
and the operations very heavy but they arc mainly
of speculative character. The market for all the princ
pal articles under this head is quite firm
BULK NEAT.-We have reported this week sales Of
about 100000 lbs. Shoulders and Sides to arrive at y
and 81 GO coo lbs dry Hams part to arrive
at cts and of 50 tierces picked Hams 94 Bulk
shoulders may he quoted to day at G d6 cts. and do
Sides at SdSa cts some lots being held at the outside
figures.
BAcoN-Bacon is dull hut the market for it is never
theess finn The stock here is light. We note sales in
the week of about 2hJ hhds Shoulders Sides in lots
"a sH7 cts. for Shoulders, and 94G9% cts for sides
Shoulders close to-day firm at ~ cts, and Sides %.
9R cts. Hams range at from II 12% cts and we note
sales IN the week of about 900 pieces within the range
these quotations.
BGErWe note sales this week of about 100 bbls. Beef
in lots at $l2 for No and S15 per Dbl for Mess There
but little demand for Beef except ships stores but
the market is steady at the above figures
here We're sales in the carly part of the week
Of 100 hHS new city packed Mess Pork at sl725 but
day we have reported sale of 300 bbs do at SIC Is per
bhl. We quote Prime P,rk at $l4d14 so per bbl.
IARD-iard has been quite active this week. The sales
include $50 terces and bb Western Leaf part to arrive
at II cts 200 bbls City do at 10A cts so bbls do at
cts 100 kegs do at TX cts, 100 bhs Butchers at 1O
cts and 100 bbls do at lO2i Lard closes firm at
Leaf
BurrEE.-Prime Butter is in brisk demand, but for in
feror qualities the market is dull and heavy
Western in bbs. and kegs lld12 cts Gades at lIGlG
cts for common, lS2 cts for good to prime Roll at Is
a p cts and Goshen at 23a25 per b. City packed
Shipping Butter is still selling l2I cts four months
We note sales this week Of 500 kegs mt this figure We
note also sales Of some 25Oo0 lbs Western and to
400 kegs Gladcs at the quotations.
CHEESE Cheesei is rather dull the rates for it are
unchanged and continue quote Western Cutting at
SAaSH cts, la< do. at 9% cts, and English Dairy
at 10 cts for Western and 11G12 cts for Eastern The
stock of Cheese here is heavy
RCE-There has been comparatively little doing dur
ing the past week in Rice prices for it have fallen Off
sGhtiy' Nenow quote it as ranging from a to 3}
for ordinary to prime. There sale day or two since
o! 40 erccs good quality at ;3564 per 100 lbs and We
note also sales during the week in lots of 90 crces
at 3 d34 cts. principally mt the inside figure We note
the import this Of 70 casks Charleston and of
lC9 casks from Savannah.
SUGARS-There has been considerable done this woel;
IN sugars but the market has exhibited special activi
~ The sales add up about 500 hhds The market has
through the week been firm and all varieties close quite
strong The sales by private contract ucude III hhds
Porto Rico SnGar eN Frances Jane at S675a7 so; co
hhds good fair Cuba 25d 5O 100 bo,rs claved
do at 81 % and l94 hhdS Demcrara do for refining the
terms for which have not tranSpircd. of 40 hhds
new crop New Orleans Sugar the first received here this
Sc son. was offered on Tuesday auction and it was all
sold at from to $3.50 and the same sale 81 hhds
f"rto co do was res-ld ont Of the cargo of the Fran
ces Jane at S12jdS. To-day lot of 800 hhds common
70 Son lr "ro Rico sugar was offered at auction, and
2lO hhds Of it sold ut from 81 % s. The sale was
well attended and it went off quite hriskly. Sugars close
to dly firm at the following rates. viz Sc 50G6S7k for
refining grades Cuba Porto Rico and ENGLISH Island;
S725S for grocers styles Cuba S. SOFAS so for fair to
prime Porto Rico, and S775G $50 for fair prime
crop New Orleans.
sTAvEs.-Stavcs are dull hut the rates are un-
changed We quo'e Shocks with heads 81 20; Rough
White Oak Pipe Slaves at 40GG0 per 900; do IogSheads
S25diO; do Barrel single stuff, at slSd25; do double
stuff, at S30d@3 Red Oak IIogshead Sl6d3O do flour
Barrel 2Sfd0.
sTARCIi-Starch is steady at 2IdG cts for Western
Pearl; cts for West Philadelphia; and 6E cts per lb.
for OSwegO
SoAP.-We quote CASTLE at 11XG12% cts; Chemical
Olive at 6G7k cts, and Oleine at sids% cts per b.
There is no CASTLE soap here in first hands.
SYRUPS.-We have no change to note in the rates for
Refined Syrups, and still quote them at IS cts for
Sugar House, 43 cts for Golden and 80 per gallon for
extra Golden.
SPICES-We note sales this week $50 bags Pepper
at 81 81 cts and Of an invoice Of 20 Cassia 26
cts Pime3to is dun at 6AG7 cts. duty paid. We quote
Cloves at 9R 10 cts, East India Ginger at 5%G6 cts.
African do at 6 al cts, Mace at 5OG55 cts and Nut
megs at 5SldGO cts. per lb
SALT.-Liverpool Salt is firm, and prices have rather
IN upward tendency Itis however, still selling at IS
It's for Ground Alum $50 cts for Marshals Jeffrey
Darcy's fine and 140 cts. per sack for Ashton's do
Turks Island Salt is dull. We quote it at 14d15 cts
iIoat, and isaac cts. per bushe from store We note
the import this week of a cargo 500 bushels.
of'fpS- mere has been some movement this week in
rass Seeds but the market has exhibited special ac
vity. The sales include 500 bushels Cloversced at
from $3.50 s5 IS and some $50 bushels Timothy do at
s2d2l2% per bushel. Both Clover and Timothy seed
may be quoted closing to-day steady at the above
figures Faxsecd is still selling at 81 35 40 per bushe
note the export this week of $50 bushels COverecd
10 Liverpool.
ToBACCo.-The demand for Maryland Tobacco has
1een very moderate, and small sales only are making
within the range of our quotations viz: Ground leaf So
1850, common to good crop $4d7, and finer qualities
s75oGi H. In Ohio Tobacco there is nothing doing and
HentucEy very quiet at SGl4 for heavy leaf SIS for
,hoice lots and S6G l3 for Mason county. The inspec
ions of the week are 377 hhds Maryland and II hhds
39l hhds.
MANUFACTURED ToBACCo.-Commcn to good common
pounds are scarce and in demand at quotations,
'ut for other descriptions the market is quiet. We
luote as follows: Common to good common pounds
It 16d20 cts; medium do. 2Od24 cts; good do
.5a3O cts fine do. 30d5O cts fine SIS and los 2Od27
It's; medium do 17a 20 cts sound common do at ii a
3Gts; inferior shipping los ISIS and POS s@l2 cts
TALLOW.-We continue to quote Taow at 10 cts for
ty rendered. and 81 cts for Country do but hear of
10 sales.
TINTin is steady at $s.7 for L c. s1O5o per box for
~ and 80 cts per H. for Banca Spelter is selling
It's. and Pig Lead at So cts. per lb.
WOOL.-Woo is quiet, but the market for it is quite
irm at the quotations. viz 2G 25 unwashed; 27
70 cts for No. pulled 31d34 for pulled Merino; 35
II W Sha1. and II
Nools
WHISKEY.-A further considerable advance has been
established since last in Whskey The masket for
vas pretty active early in the week but for the last day
n two it has been rather quiet The sales up to-day
ude some GOO bbls. City and Pennsylvan 25@.5%
s and about 200 bbls. Ohio at from 24 to 26 To-
lay have heard Of sales of 100 bbls City Whiskey
5E cts cash, and of 800 bbs Ohio do. at 25H 26 cts
ash and time.
FREIGHTS.-The only engagement that we have
leard of for Liverpool this week the bark Eliza
oung, to come round from New York and load ship
imber on terms not made public. The season for ship
ng tobacco being over there have been engagements
the continent The last rates to Holland 30s,
o Bremen Dds. Cd We notice the following charters: A
rig of LOO bbs for South America private terms;
'rig of about 200 TONS for Aspinwa with coal 4 so
,ei ton brig for Newfoundland at 60 cts. per Dbl. For
EASTERN coaSlwse the rates have improved and note
he following engagements: Several schooners for New
ork with coal at 81 SO per ton, and 81 perbush
i for wheat We quote to Providence 81 10 per ton, 6
a6% cts. per bushel to New Bedford cts per bushel
md 30 cts per Dbl; to Boston 81 % per for coal
It's per busel and 10 cts per Dbl The rates TO south
nd cts per foot to Charleston to Mobile I2% cts per
OOt 81 per ton and So for whiskey to New Orleans
0 cts per foot, 75 cts. for whiskey, 81 per ton.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, Dec 4-Our
Try Goods market continues quiet but have no change
o note in its general condition. Some of the clothing
buying goods to make up for their spring sales
ut the regular trade Of the over and with the
Exception of the sales making the clohiers there
cry little doing Prices Of goods are generally un-
hanged. Cotton fabrics are, they have been for
ONE time past, quite firm. The stocks are not large
I'D the leading styles selling about as fast as
hey forward, and there is consequently no ten
ency to accumulation. Brown Sheetings are steady at
4NSR cts. for heavy standard makes, and medium !
heetngs and Shrtings selling from ca to tx cts
crown Drills are firm at 4 dSA cts. Beached do at So
ange from x to Is Beachcd Cottons are in light
upply and quite frm Denims, Stripes, Ticks, and Cotton
lannes all steady previous rates In Print Cloths
'rintS, and DeIaines there is very little doing Prints
nd Deaines selling rather lower rates but there
material decline in them. In Woollens there is a
Moderate business doing, and remark better feeling
nd they are generally irmer than they were month
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
EREADSTUFPs
This week. Il Total so far in 1858.
'e.nnt,n Flour asa Esn Corn rlour Esa1 E@%G Corn.
bbs. bbls. bus bbs. bbls. bus.
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