The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-21

to choice extra Included in the sales to-day 1000
bbls Extra State taken on speculation at Sc.
southern Flour continues firm with a fair demand sales
,loo Dds at $3.50 dol5 for common and S6.25d715 for
fancy aud extra For Rye Flour demand is moderate
at s. 75a4So Corn Meal steady 7OGlS rs for Jersey
| 81 20 for Brandywme and $40 so for puncheons
SuGAR-0nly moderate business is doing but prices
remain steady Sales since our last 7CO hhds mostly
at 7ds cts and by auction 43O hhds New Orleans at
\ 6 Sl-l00tG7N cts.
RrcE.-For common, prices are a shade easier while
prime continues firm and unchanged Sales 800
| OAK cts. Tor common to prime.
| MotAssEs-New Orleans is in moderate request and
steady sales since our last 400 bbls at 39G4O
NAVAL SToREs-Spirits of Turpentine is in moderate
demand Lat at 4sa49h cts Resins continue active and firm
sales 5000 bbls at 81 for and 50 81 IG
81 for prime. Tar is firm, with sales 1000 bbls vii
mngton to arrive at S262&, and $50 bbls Washington
CorFEE.-The market for Rio is firm but quiet Sales
since our last, 600 bags at IL Ad1l3s cts.
LIME-Rockland is steady but quiet 75c for common;
and 81 for lump.
PRovIsIoNs.-The demand for Pork is only to moder,
ate extent and the market is heavy and in
buyer. Sales l500 bbls. at S17 90(G1S for new mess
$3.50 for old do sl7 for thin do, and Sl3 % prime
Beef continues steady with fair demand unchanged
prices-sales bbs. at s65Oa7 for Country Prime:
$40 for do Mess sS759ll for Repacked Chicago Mess
tcs at $500 Beef hams are steady 200 bbls Sl49
J 1880 Bacon is held firmly, with moderate inquiry
Cut meats are in moderate request and Hams steady
for hams and 6A@6S for shoulders.
Dressed Hogs are dull at skG9c. Lard is firm but
quiet sales 300 bbs at A9l2S and 40 kegs at 12Hc
Butter is less active but steady 1l9c Ohio and
| 16G27 for State. Cheese rules firm at sH@11hc.
FRUIT.-By auction, to-day, 900 boxes Sicily Lemons
sold at 81 l0d230 and 2239 boxes do Oranges 81 rs
@25o Also 24l pkgs Currants at sl.7591 So
WHskEY-The market is dull and lower sales $50 bbls
| at 26H (a)27c., the latter at outside price
AsHEs.-Market quiet with small sales at s5.62X@
| 5.6SA for Pots, and S5s7K for Pearls.
| COTTON.-The market is shade frmer with a better
business doing at 113@l1% for Middling Uplands.
GRAIN.-There is only moderate business doing in
Wheat and the market is without material change Sales
10000 bushels at $lOO for Chicago SPRING s137kl 40
for winter red Western 81 AS for white Wisconsin, ST. so
for white Michigan and 81 81 for red Southern
Rye quiet at s3 ds5c. Barley unchanged sales $500
bush good state at eoc and 5000 BUSH Prince Edwards
Corn heavy and dropping Sales $4,000 bushels at soa,
50 for yellow Jersey Southern SOC for common white
Southern, and s4dS5Hc for mixed Western Oats very
dull at 54g57c for State and 6l@64c for Western and
BOSTON COTTON GooDs-In Heavy Brown Sheet.
ngs, as we anticipated last week, further advance of
4c mas been obtained Some considerable contracts for
future delivery have been made at SAc the price of
standard goods has now been advanced &c. at which
figure some purchases have been made. Manufacturers
continue to be sold largely ahead and have goods for
present delivery Medium Sheetings and Shrtings have
been in demand at AG7Ac., and light do. at SKATE
Beached Sheengs and Shirngs continue in active re
quest and prices very firm and well sustained Des
rabe kinds sold some time ahead, further con-
tracts have been made at the late improvements Drills
are in demand, and with favorable advices China
full prices are confidently expected for all manufactu
standard
Brown Drills at sAc, at which price considerable con-
tracts have been made for delivery Beached are
steady at sA d9c and Blues 4@1oAc Print Cloths
firm Our manufacturers find difficulty in selling
their goods fast produced at full prices quote
sales of 60X6O at SIC; 60x64 5c 6ix64 at 5c and
other styles at corresponding Prints are attracting
more attention Buyers themselves highly graft
fed at the good taste displayed by the different
turers, and We look for active season. The Cocheco
Company are producing superior styles of Madder
and Amaranth We noticed styles in stripes bulls and
amarantls comparing favorably with the finest work
Company. of
these goods hand is small and Messrs. Mason Law
renee Co.. the agents taking in advance for
many styles at prices ranging as high II No 529
of this Companys Prints very attractive and canno
be two highly commended n specimen of American
manufacture he Merrimack Company, represented by
j. W. Paige CO., have Prints offering, and lead
ing styles sold largely ahead The quality of the
goods produced by this Company have become well
known and appreciated by the trade generally that they
require commendaon from us Messrs Reed Gard
ner Dexter Offering madders from mill of Brown
Dean McCready that meet with much favor with the
trade. The Smithfed madder Prints offered by the same
house have met with large sale at cts Messrs J. G.
Houe Co. of the Manchester Company are Offering their
fine assortment and have been very successfnI in
introducing designs. The leading les of their Am
ranths continue to be sold ahead ranging high as IL
cts the styles of light madder Prints introduced
oy tem meet with general approval and we'll deserv
ing the notice of the trade. Little Alden Il Co.
OF the Pacific Company, are constantly making
styles, which find ready sale at full prices. Lawns
remain without change and moderately ac- |
1200's and 11a13Hc for 1400s Denms continue in de-
mand and are sold close up Prices range from 9% %1lc
-
Stripes and Ticks sustain the advance last week
and have been in very good demand. Cotton Flannes
are firm and sold close and ahead of production Cot
onades meet with steady demand mt previous
OSnaburgs have been rather inquired and are
firm. Gnghams attracting attention Messrs |
tpham Tucker Co. of the Lancaster Company are of
fering their usual good assortment The best patterns
this Co equal to any produced both to color and
hnish and are selling at 1Oc They also Offering
second quality with all the pecuarities of the heavy
which selling at exc. The Glasgow Company are sell
ling at 9E alOc and are favortes with many. Delanes
Chaes and Bareges inquired for season
advances The Chales of the Manchester are unusu
ally good. Among others noticed the "Bon Teint On
eras, most beautiful pattern of small figure in fawn
tea blue and other avorte coloring, which is selling
2lc The first lot of the Hamilton Chaies opened a |
superior style of good combination coorine sold AT
once at Gle and duplicates have been three
Companies offering some splendid and beautiful
patterns of Chal Robes which are selling at 60 SOFA s3
The Hamilton Delaines range from 161Sc and Bareges
and very beautiful styles have been sold at 1Sc The
general range of prices of the different is from
l6IGlSc for Delaines and 1s!d2lc for Chaies.
Woolen Goods.-The market remains pretty much as
noticed last week. Holders generally are firm with fair
demand for the season. Cotton Warps in steady de-
mand and good styles sold close up Fancy Cassimere
and Doeskins continue in fair demand and full
previous prices. Goods ranging from S7clSl are dis
posed cf readily especially styles other goods
point as high as will probably be sustained and jobbers
are, in consequence disposed to hold back but at the
rm and low priced have met with fair sale The pri
ces demanded have tendency to check transactions In
Tweeds Jeans Lnseys and Blankets no change to notice
Market firm with moderate business
has been considerable activity in Four-a good demand
having sprung up both for spmen and on eculation
and the market closed with frmer feeling. The sales
comprise 500 bbls. slperne at 562k per bb SOD bbs
do at 50 75 which figure is refused by holders
l5Co bbs extra at Sc and 500 extra family SO Is
There is a fair demand for home consumption, ranging
from 575 to 81 so for and fancy lots as in
quality Rye Flour is in demand at 81 holders now
ask more about 100 bb extra sold 81 25 The receipts
OF Corn Meal increasing but the demand for it is mi
ted We quote Penna at So 624 per Dbl.
Grain The market is poorly supplied with Wheat and
of good { and
bushels white at 81 62G17o per bush. 500 bushels
Penna Rye sold cts at which rate it is wanted
Corn comes forward slowly and is in fair request sales of
l2OoO BUSH yellow az rs ctsmostly arrive are
steady at 53 cts. per bushel.
In Groceries and Provisions there not much doing
Mess Pork sells in small at $3.50 per Dbl Lard is
frmcr
In Seeds change; 500 bushels Timothy brought 1926
per bushel.
Whskey-Prices are unchanged Small sales of Ohio
oos DOE az ~ CTS pe1na do. at rs cs hhds at 27h cts,
WILMINGTON MARKET, Feb. 1s.-TuRrESr1xE-
Sales yesterday OF GOO bbs to-day of 40 do at
g 20 for Virgin and Yellow dip, and $40 hard per
RosIN-Saes yesterday of 5000 bbls Common at 81 10
TARSales yesterday of 275 bbs at 81 so per bb and
to-day oil 10 do at same price.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New ORLEANS, Feb 1S.-Sales of Cotton TODAY 0 200
bales quotations unchanged holders demand an advance
which @ was not obtained The steamers news had e
against 67 900 for the corresponding last year The
for the week oOo and the total exports
the season 907 500 bales. The receipts here are now
bales. The receipts all Southern ports show an
increase of oil 800 bales.
MOBILE, February 1s.-Sales of Cotton to-day 800
bales at 1OaG oil for mddlng. Receipts for the past
week - 200 bales against 80 500 for the corresponding
week of last year The stock in port is 2Ss 500 bales
CHARLESTON, February 1s.-Sales of Cotton today g.
700 bales, at an advance of X c.
CHARLESTON, February l7-Receips of Cotton for the
week 5 $50 bales. The receipts Cotton at all South
ern ports now exceed the receipts of last year
bales Sterling exchange 1os4(a1O9; bills New York
\ premium.
CINcINNATI, February 1S.-Flour is unchanged Whis
Key is dull and tending downward. Nothing done in
Mess Pork. Lard is held higher; sales IkG11%c-
Bulk Meats in good demand 10000 lbs. sold (16%c
for Shoulders, and s%c for Sides Bacon is in fair
demand.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
GUANo IL.-Brig Speeda,cay.
200 tons guane, Patterson Murgundo.