The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-10
+ for slayed, 26g2s cts. for Muscovado, Eugu

cts for cayed, 2Gd2S cts for Muscovado English Island
at 26d2S cts, and Porto Rico at 2Sa - cts
PRONISlONS.-There have b. EN- no transactions of
moment to-day in Provisions. There has be- considera-
bic inquiry for barreed Pork but nothing has been done
II so, and Prime Sl4 per bb The demand for Pork
comes from other markets. There is also an inquiry for
Lard but the only sale have heard of to-day is one of
90 bbls Western Leaf at IL Western Lard is gener
ally held at IL cts but City he readily bought at
II cts. We hear Of nothing doing in Bulk Meat. We
quote II at "a @6A cts for Shoulders S4aSA cts for
Sides, and cts. for Hams There is but little doing in
Bacon Iheony sale we have heard of is of 20 600
IDS new City smoked Sides private We quote
old Bacon as before at for Shoulders and = a9%
cts for Sides The stock of old Bacon very light Beef
IS steady at Sl2 for No i and SIS per Dbl for Mess But
ter and Cheese in rather better demand but have
no change to note in the rates.
RICE-There is rather inquiry for Rice from the
trade but the market for it still inactive continue to
quote it at 81 a3A cts for prime ts and we
hear OF some small sales making within this range.
SUGARS.-There has been some inquiry today for Su
and note sales of 60 hhds crop Orleans
at from 81 so to $50 that at the latter gnre heinz e
prime For Sugars generally the market is inactive and
rather heavy. We quote to day refining grades Cuba
English Island and Porto Rico Sugar So G5Od675 gro
ers STYLES Cuba at $725Gs; fair prime Rico at
5000 - and fair to prime crop New Orleans at
SALT.-Lirerpoo Salts in good demand and we quote
it firm at 81 cts for Ground Alum 100 cts for Marshas
and Jeffrey Darcys fine and l49 cts. per sack for Ash
ton do Turks Island Salt may be quoted I6I7
Per buShe Some sales have been made within the last
day or two at these figures
SEEDS.-Cloyerseed quite active this morning
ana the market forit was decidedly frmer in tone. We
had reported sales of 800 bushels SIS rs
per buShel of 81 lbs, and closed stiff these figures
We quote Timothy Seed as before at $2d212R and Flax
seed at Sl30dl40 per bushel.
WHlSkEY.-Whiskeyis is quiet and the market for it il
rather weaker. We heard this morning of sales $50
hbS Cit: at 25% cts. and subsequently had reported
sale of 100 bbs do. at % which figure it closed
Ohio Whiskeyi scarce, and it is held firmly at 26
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Dec 9-CAr7LE-
The receipts OF Cattle today the scales reached 400
head which is $50 more than offered last week The
demand was moderately active and the market firm
at last weeks rates 100 head Of the Cat coered sod
to go to Philadelphia 200 to country feeders and grazie
200 were left unSod and the remaining head
taken up by Baltimore butchers prices ranging from 50
to 81 90 gross, and lot OF very fine Cattle brought
higher figure
HoGS-The weather today is much more favorable for
curing Pork, and Hogs in consequence decidedly
rmer There 0G0hea in the pens this morn
ing, and about 1000 head sold So 80 for light
weight, and Sc 81 per 100 lbs good to prime
lots mostly at the latter figure. Hogs closed today firm
at - per 100 lbs. net for good lots
SHEEP.-Sheep are in good supply, but we quote them
firm at S2G$3.5O per head
MARYLAND COAL TRADE.-For the week ending
Saturday December 1894 II tons of coal were spp-d
over the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad 53S 90
tons the road of the Georges Creek Coal and Iron
Company 1929 10 the road of the Cumberland Coal
and Iron Company and 200 03 tons the Hampshire
Coal and Iron Company road, making aggregate for
the week from the whole coal regen Of IA $50 10 tons
Tota shipments for the year from the entire region
62S, Al. .O2 tons.
During the week ending December 7G cleared at
Cumberland, carrying 741510 tons of coal, and dur
ing the season 23Sl boats, carrying 26S S24 06