The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-10

at4AG5cs per b and we quote Nails firm at q a5 pe
100 lbs. for Cut Id. and upwards
1NDIGO.-Indgo is steady at our previous ouotat;oro
viz 10OGl5O cts for Bengal 9O125 cts for Kurpab: 75
Ca95 cts for Madras S5a5O common to fair Ma
mia; oOGll5 cts for good to prime do 758O cts for
Caracas and 10O0l15 cts per ID. for Guatemala
LEArHER-There was rather better demand this
quote City Slaughtered at 33G35 cts: Countrv do ~
$3.50 cts Rough Skrting 272O cts Spanish Sole 2sd
81 cts City harness leather, black 3437 cts Country
40 Z9d32 cts Upper in rough hide s35065: Calf Skins
5oG6S cts per b, and finished do. s5G1OO cts per lb
LUMBER.-We have no change to note in the market
and continue to remark that there is a fair stock
of all descriptions in the hands of the commission men
and sales are making to some extent within the range OF
quotations. viz White Pine cuttings sl3d5 s25
common and panel $685. white pine bill stuff sic 5OdI7 SO:
white pine siding $l09l3 hemock scantng of desirable
plank SlSd2l. S9-' anu "'''
MADDER-There is very little doing in Madder bpt
we still quote at OG11 cts per d. the latter agurs
being for prime Dutch Ombro
MILL FEED-Brown stufis selling this week at 1sll
~ cts, and Middngs at 35l3S cts per bushe The de-
mand is fair at these figures
MO hSoLAsSGsLThere "A Sc was sale made early in the
week OF l5O hhds. Cuba Molasses terms for which
were kept private, but this is the only transaction We
nave heard Of this week worth noting We quote Cuba
to-day at 220 cts for clayed and 2527 cts for Musco
vado English Island at 273O cts; Porto Rico at 3o3s
cts. and New Orleans at 43 to 45 per gallon for old
crop "
NAVAL SToRES.-For Naval Stores generally .he
market continues very quiet Some sales Spirits Tur
pentAe have been made during the week at 4647 cts
per gallon but we have heard of transactions in other
articles We quote common Rosin before at 81 5OG1 55
lltch at S2,dZ25; and Tar at 81. .25(d2 SO DER
OlLSWe have change note in the rates for Oils
and we quote Sperm as before at 455O cts for fall and
i5Ogi55 cts for winter; crude Whale at 5595s cts;
Deached Patent at 63g6s cts Solar at 20 ct Sea EIe
phant at 70@S0 cts Lard 9OG93 cts and inseed at
5Sg61 cts Ethereal Oil is selling at 56d5S cts, Cam
phene at 81 cts, and Kerosene at 95 cts per gallon
PROVlSlONS.-We have to note this week decided
improvement in the general of the Provision market
There some speculative inquiry and better consump.
tive demand, and for articles prices have improved
considerably The weather is favorable packing and
there is very heavy business doing at the noint
packers n lSO heen hns
this week. '' 'u'y
BACoN.-There good inquiry for Bacon but in con-
sequence OF tne very light supply here there very little
doing In it. We note sales this week of so hhds new |
Sides in one lot at 10 cts and about 200 hhds Shout
deTs ana sides IN lots at ASK cts for the former and
lo cts for the latter which figures both Shoulders
and Sides are firm to-day.
new Western No Beef $11 So but Baltimore hacked
Beef still quoted at $3.50 for No l. and SIG per Dbl
or Mess We quote India Beef $50 per terce of 33s
bs and India Mess do at sos per terce of SO4 lbs
a. Pokk-pork is in demand and Mess has advanced in
the week of 100 bb Western Mess at sI6 So SbIs
do at Sl625 and of 900 bbls do to arrive on pri
Vate TERMS but understood be $l6 & but we opoe
old Mess to day at SIG So and new do at s7l7 % ner
ep5 Prime Fork is selling at $l150, and Rump do at
BULK MEAT-Buk Meat is beginning TO arrive nre,tv
freely and there has been considerable done in il this
week, The sales include 60 hhds. Shoulders at TX cts
1ooOo @ ms loose DO also at TX 20 hhds. Sides 81 cts
Iooo9 ips loose 90 at 50 cts and 400 bbI at So
cts Shoulders close firm today at ~ cts Sides at
cent per pound on the closing prices of last week
LARD-Lard has also advanced There a sale early
IN the week OF l5O erces old Western lOA cts. but
Western is held to-day firmly at OA cts for old and 10
iGlos cts for new in bbs and tcs We quote new City
Leaf at 10A cts '
BuTTER-Butter is dull and heavy and prices are in a
great degree nominal We quote Glades l4017 cts
Tor ordinary to fair, and 1S(dl9 cts for prime dairy's
solid packed Western at 10kd12 cts Roll at I4GIs
cts, New York State at 1922 cts Goshen at 22d25
cts, and City packed for shipping 12l3 cts per lb
CHEEsE-Cheese is in better demand but we have no
change to note in the rates. and still quote Eastern
cutting at IL cts Western do at 9bQlO cts and En-
and10 11cfs
per H.. for Eastern. ~
PLASTER-snce our last, Plaster has advanced, and
it is now selling at So per ton
PoTAroES.-Iotatoes continue in fair demand, and
they are still selling from the wharf at prices ranging
from 30 to 10 cts. per bushel.
POWDER.-We continue to quote Hazards Dupont,s
and Beattys Powder So blasting and IS for snort
ing per keg OF 70 lbs note the export this of
Z,OOO kegs to Menrovia, Africa
- RlCE-There has been good inquiry this week for
Rice and sales of 800 400 have been made
mostly TO go out OF the market at 81 4d4H cts the in
side figure being for fair and the outside for prime lots
Rce closes today steady at the above figures We
casks from Savannah total, 223 casks
RUM-New England Rum selling in small lots at SO
GHot cls ana we quote Jamaica do. nominal at 81 25l
1,50 per gallon.
SUGARS The transactions in Sugars this week have
been unusually light but the market them has never
thsles been very firm in tone. The only sales we have
heard of this week of 25 hhds Cuba at & and
one OF 90 boxes white Havana Sugar 5 Sugars close
ning English Island, Cuba and Porto Rico; 81 aS%7
Tor groeers styles Cuba and s75OGs5O for fair to prime
m mharS7 To
is range at from S675 to 1925
REFINED SUGARs.-Refned Sugars are still selling at
the following rates, viz: l0h@1O cts. for loaf lOGO
Gus lor crushed powdered and granuated; 9SG9H cts
for soft crushed white and 9a9I cts. for c. yellow
sALT-Liyerpool Salt is in good demand and the
market for it is firm Ground Alum selling at 81 o5
Ito, but Fine is now bringing s2I2b for MarshalPs
and Jeffrey Darcy's and S225 per sack for Ashton,s
on last Friday quotations We quote Turks island Salt
as before at lsG2O cts bushe from store There is
none here afOat.
SYRuP.-We continue to quote Baltimore refined Sv-
rnp at 40 cts for Sugar House. "A Golden and So
cts per gallon for Extra Golden and Portland Syrup at
23ydI4 cts per gallon.
sTAVES-staves are still very dull, and the quota
tions are altogether nominal W o. HID may quoted
at SS5G40 W. o. Pipe at $45C50, and r. O. HID at s1s
(g2o for eulled and $34d35 per thousand for prime
wsIarR arc is selling at from So for
River, 6G6H cts. for Duryea's and 6(G6 Kcts per h.
for kingsford's Oswego.
SPICES.-We quote Pepper steady at 9 cts; Pimento
at ~ cts Cloves at Sk99 cts; Cassia 2692s cts
East India Ginger at 5HG6 cts Mace at 42XGdl45 cts
and No Nutmegs at SO cts. per III.
SOAP CASTLE Soaps selling at lG cts: Oleine do at
7h@s cts, and Chemical Olive do at 67 cts per Ib-
The demand is fair at these figures
TOBACCO.-The market for Maryland Tobacco has been
moderately active tins week and the sales been
larger than for some time Buyers show more will
hngness To pay the prices demanded but we have no
change to make in our quotations. which continue viz
frosted Maryland at 81 ground eafat $2d7 common at
81 50d3.50; mddling $4G14 so; good middpp san 5O
good leaf s6a65 So and fine s7d2 We hear of sales
during the week of 500 hhd Ohio Tobacco the terms
not permitted transpire We also note the sale of
so hhds Kentucky Tobacco, likewise on private terms
We still quote common ugs at s4251475; good do at
s5255 So inferior leaf at s 2 good do at ss 5o
I7 80; hne at 81 5O9; choice at $l012 and rich heavy
Kentucky at $125O. The inspections OF the week are
293 hhds Maryland, and hid 0fifo-total 294 hhds
NANuFAeTURED ToBACCo.-We have no change to note
The demand continues moderate, with light receipts
Prces remain as before, viz pounds at l5,alS
cts. medium do at 1S6124 cts; good do at 2SG35 cts
hne do. 55a 90 cs fine SIS and los 2O27 cts; medium
90 lfG 20 cts sound common do. at l4l5 cts and in
ferlor shipping los, ISIS and 2Os S,dlO cts
TlN-Tin Plate is steady at last quotations viz
~ for lC and sl05 per box for X and quote Ban
ca Tin as before at "a cts Spelter cts and Pig Lead
TALLoW -Tallow continues very quiet We hear of
no sales but We still quote it at II per h. city
WoOL.-There is fair business doing in Wool but
there no special activity in it here We quote
unwashed at 24d26 cts ub-washed at 34(d37 cts for
common 3sG40 cts for Extra; pulled at 29G33 cts
pulled Nerno at 54aS7 cts and fleece Woos ranging
from ~ to As cts per h. Since the auction sale in Phil
adelpha noted last week the market has exhibited ra
ther frmer tone.
WHISKEY.-There has been fair inquiry this week
for Whiskey, but the market has exhibited no special
activity The sales add up about 200 bbls at 25G26
cts cts iGf Country p 26 cts for City and 2626H
Tor ohlo We quote Country and City Whiskey to-day at
70 cts; and Ohio at 26 k(927 cts per gallon.
FRElGHTS-There is still nothing offering Great
Britain The rate to Holland 32s 3d. and to Bremen
22s Cd for Maryland tobacco bark Of 225 tons has
been taken up to load coal for Havana 1915 per ton
and back at 45 cts per loo lbs sugar and so per
lo gallons moasses and foreign port charges paid
schooner OF 300 bbs for Windward 65 cts per bb-
The rates to Eastern ports good and vessels suitable
for grain are in brisk demand We quote to Boston and
ports at per coal, 40 bbl
-four and 10 cts bushel for grain New Bedford
and ports on the Sound 81 so per ton for COAL SAG
cts per bushel for grain to New York $2lO per ton
for coal and cts per bushel for grain There is fair
amount offering to Southern coastwise ports and rates
are unchanged We continue to quote Charleston at
cts foot $l75 hid for bacon, and So per ton
for heavy goods to Savannah per foot cts for
dry bbs so cts for wet bbs and So 25 per COAL
Mobile IL cts per foot 60 cts for dry bbs cts for
wet bbs and s. 505 per tOn and to New Orleans S1O
cts foot SO for dry bbIs 10 for bbs and
81 per ton. -.......... ..~
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, Dec 9-The
Dry Goods market presents features. There is
very little doing, and the Fall trade is over the
market is likely to be quiet for weeks come-
There is, however, learn, considerable activity in
the manufacturing districts, and understand that
large purchases being made for all the principal
markets both for immediate and forward delivery Goods
are firm, both here and at other points We still quote
heavy standard makes of Brown Sheetings at sKdSx
cts, medium Sheetings and Shirtings 77x cts and
light do at 5xG6 cts In Bleached Sheetngs Shirt
ngs there is very little DOING but they steady and
hrm for all desirable styles. Drills steady Sxs
cts for brown; 9d94 cts for beached 10KGl1 cts for
plue Cotton Flannels Denims, Stripes Ticks and Os.
naburgs are generally bringing previous rates quote