The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-10

NEW YORK MARKETS, Jan. s.-AsHrs-Tbe ma,
and Pearls at So. S'-|1>
CoFFEE-The inquiry is still limited but prices ar
firmly sustaned-sales Of 500 bags good to prime Rio
l0all Nc choice is worth 1oc small soIos % L. -
4hc. VI '"'" "''0 "
GoTToN The market remains quiet, with moderat
| FLOUR, &c.-The inquiry for western canal -four i
very active mainly for the trade, but in part specula
i've The arrivals trivial The are IA zoo bbls
at for superne state S5 5a5 so for extra do
S5l5a5 60 for low grades western extra SIS 6Oa5 rs o
shipping brands of round hoop Ohio S. 65a7 rs fo
Extra Genesee, and S. 70as so for St. Louis brands
Canadian flour is better-sma sales at S5 5Oa6 65
Southern -four is held with steadness but is no
quotably hgherthe sales 17OO bbs. 81 75a5 Il
Tor superfne Baltimore &c and So 50a7 the better
| grades Rye -four and corn meal quiet.
GRAN-The wheat market is better and more active
the demand is in part Tor disng, but mainly for mill
lng-sales of some 25000 bushels western mixed on pr
vate terms; western red at 81 2l good whit. Michigan
at 70 cts for unsound Chicago spring. S.55
higher rates.
quiet at Soc for northern Oats are in demand al
o9Go0c or western and canadian in store which better
and 53d55 cts for State Barley is quiet at 7OG9O cts
Corn is in moderate demand and firm at 79 so cts for
western mixed; IS cts for old round yellow and 777s
cts. for southern yellow.
MoLAssEs-New Orleans is in fair demand at the i'm
provement-saes of $50 hhds at 3SG3o cs mostly +be
inside rate "
NAVAL SToRRs-Sprits turpentine is quiet but firm
sales OF 700 bbls in lots in merchanabe and shipping
oraer at % cts cash. the former the inside price
crude is unchahged-saes of 200 bbls Washington al
S5o2% per $50 lbs. Common rosn continues in demand
put the extreme prices asked restrict business further
sales of some $500 bbls. have made at 81 GOAL
per 80 lbs. delivered, but generally higher
olls-Linseed is in good request and is firm the ad
vancesaes of gallons at cts large parcels
are heid higher. For other descriptions only a limited
inquiry prevails at prices showing no essential change
Camphene in sympathy with spirits turpentine has
pork market is lower for present and
s9tufe I del arrivals fair Sales Of 1soo bbls
45 for new prime, and at the close offered
at cash, without buyers. Included in the sales
rppaf fnr No.
25G13 So " S
Beef is in moderate demand and seady-saes Of 200
ools. at S6g6 % for country prime; s775G9OO for do
for extra do
Prime mess is in fair demand prices are much the
same Sales $50 erces at S1S for good Ohio Beef hams
are quiet at SIS 5OGl60O Bacon in fair supply and
quiet at 81 Gl0 Cut meats lower sales 40 hhds at
9(d91 for hams and 64 G6A for shoulders
Dressed Hogs are in demand at 7d71 cts Lard is
quite firm and in fair demand-saes of $50 tierces and
bbis at 114g11H cts. Butter and cheese are sale
RIcE-Is steady but less active small sales at ss5s z
cts, for common to prime.
SUGARS-Are dull, small sales of New Orleans at 6a,
IL cts, as to quality. S
sEEDsIn Calcutta nseed further sales of 1000 bags
have been made in Boston at 67k per bushe cash. now
WmskEY-1he market is better-the demand good
sales of 600 bbls. at k(d26 cts.
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET.-The WASHINGTON
Star of Saturday says The offerings of Beef Cattle at
the yards yesterday amounted s25 head-45 of which
were purchased by District butchers So on the
hoof@equal to So 50a 10 net. The remaining head
were driven on to Baltimore Sheep $3 5O5 90 per 100
IDS Hogs S. The last mentioned price for both cattle
and Sheep was only paid for strictly prime qualities
WILMINGTON MARKETS. January vs-TuRpryr,yr
Nothing doing that have heard o-Last sales were at
lbs. ' " ~ ~
SPIRITs-Sales to day of so casks at As cts per gal
RosIN-Saes yesterday of 800 bbls No l at 162I "a
250 Dbl: and of 100 bbls Common at O5 for large
bbls. - ' " o~
gentleman has shown private letter from Trni-
dad which states that the incoming crop sugar W ill
amount to 10 900 hogsheads being the largest yield
made on that sland.-Penn. Ing.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. S.-Flour is dull Wheat is un-
changed Corn and wanted Whiskey is un-
changed. - 49,
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 6-Sales OF Cotton to-day 600
bales The advices by the North American has caused
less trmness, but quotations are without quotable
change. a
CHARLESTON Jan. 7-Cotton.-Sales of Cotton TODAY.
2,0oo bales; quotations unchanged
SAVANNAH, JAM 7.-Sales to-day 500 bales at form er
quotations