The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-17


selling from the yards at $24d25, and quote Blooms
| at S4Ola45 for pudded and s6Od62h per best
common English Ioed S65CG7O for refined do seOC665
for refined American do, and $40 for American ham
3H4 cts. per H. for English cts. for American and
l2G cts for Russia Charcoal Boiler Plates steady
a4HG5 cts. per h.. and quote Nails firm at 25 per
| 100 lbs. for Cut 4d. and upwards.
| lNDlG0-lndgo is steady at our previous quotations.
w IooG 100 cts for Bengal 9Ol25 cts for Kurpah rs
la9o cts for Madras 35d50 cts. for fair Ma
nilla; 6OGll5 cts for good to prime do 75dSO cts fer
Caraccas and lo0@l15 cts: per lb. for Guatemala.
| LEATHER-There has been activity noticeable
this week but the market cannot be brisk We
quote City Slaughtered at 33G35 cts; Country do at
NG3O cts Rough Skrting 25d29 cts; Spanish Sole 2s
81 cts; City harness leather, black 3437 cts Country
do p d29 cts Upper in rough hide s350G5: Calf Skins
55a GS per H., and finished do. S5GOO cts per Ib
| LUMBER.-We have nothing new to note this week
There continues to be 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 $13dl5; selects $25 common
and panel $S5; white pine bill stuff sl65O@l7 5o white
pine siding SlOGl3; hemlock scantling of desirable
lengths $40 j0Gll; do jot SO; do fencing nch) s1O0
1880 do boards Sl0Gll; oak boards S172l, and ash
MoLASSES-A lot of 500 bbs new crop New Orleans
Molases the first of the received early the
week and some small sales of it have been male at So
cts per gallon at which figure it is firmly held, but
have heard Of transactions in other descriptions We
quote Cuba to-day at 22 a24 cts for cayed and 2527 cts
Tor Muscovado; English Island at 2730 cts Porto Rico
at cts and New Orleans at As to 45 cts per gallon
| for old crop.
| MADDER-Ther is very little doing in Madder but
we still quote it at l0611 Acts per b. the latter figure
| being for prime Dutch Ombro
MILL FEED-Brown Stuff is selling this week at lsa
20 cts, and Middngs at 35d3S per bushe The de.
mand is fair at these figures.
NAVAL STORES.-There have been sales this week of
some 200 hbs Spirits Turpentne 46d47 cts per gal
lon but we hear of nothing doing in other articles We
quote common Rosn nominal at So Pitch at s2G2 rs
and Tar at S225G25O per Dbl The stock of Rosin here
Is heavy, but there is no inquiry whatever for it.
olLS-We have no change note in the Oils
and we quote Sperm before 45d5O for fall and
t2oat99 cts: Tor winter; crude Whale at 5515S cts
beached Patent at 63G6S cts Solar 20 cts Sea Ele
phant at 7GfS0 cs Lard at 9OG93 cts; and Lnseed at
5S961 cts Ethereal Oil is selling at 56G58 cts Cam
phene at 81 cts and Kerosene at 95 cts per gallon We
note sale this week of 40 bbs Lard Oil at go cts. A
nt OF iSO casks Palm Oil was received to-day per brig
Palmas from Monrova.
has been comparatively little do
ing in Provisions here this week, and the market has
through the greater part of it been considerably weaker
in tone than it last week, although consequence of
the continued light receipts prices have not declined ma
terially At the principal packing points in the West
Hogs have been arriving freely this week
large receipts have had the effect of uusetting and de-
pressing the market both for Hogs packed Provisions
BULK MEAT.-We have reported this week sales OF
GO 900 lbs Bulk Sides at * cts 40 O0D'lbs do atss
and 200 pieces green Hams the block at cts but
we have heard of no sales of Shoulders or three
days past there have been sales of Bulk Meat made
but Shoulders could have been readily bought at cts
ana Sides atS7sGSh cts, and we quote them closing
to-day dull at The above figures Since writing the
TALLY cnred at s "a cts.
BAcoN.-Since our last Bacon Sides have declined
to of cent h. but for Shoulders which are very
prices still maintained. The sales previous
to to day embrace some go hhds Shoulders and Sides
Sall l0ts at S3 dS cts for the former and l0H 0lO
cts for the latter but day we have heard of sale Of
20 hhds Sides at 9R cts Shoulders may however still
be quoted at S9dSA cts. We also sale this week
| terms.
BEEF-There is a demand for Beef for export and we
note sales within the last two weeks of about erces
Prime Mess, India Mess, and India Beef all 81 j. Bank
ards brand, to New York house. for shipment to Eng
and nut the terms were not permitted to transpre We
note also sale this week of 50 bbs No Beef at S1l rs
per Dbl We quote No. Beef to-day at IL r. and
| Mess do. at Sl5.50Gl6 per bbl.
PoRk.-Therc sales early in the week of I25 bbls
new Ness Pork at Sl7 and $50 bbs old do at SIC 25
SIG 80 but yesterday offered at Sl675 without
finding buyer, and lot of Is bb old sold at SIG
per hb We note also sale of so bbs. Prime Pork at
! Sll so, and we quote Rump do. at Sl1 per bhl.
LAED.-We note sales this week of $50 bbls new CITY
and Western Lard at 10 cts and OF 400 kegs new and
old Western at dl2 cts but we quote Lard to day at
lOhtG lO& cts. in bbs. and cs., and cts in kegs
BcrTEEButteris still dull and heavy prices are in
grea degree nominal We quote Giades at 14dD17 cts
solid packed Western at l0hG12 cts, Roll at l4Gi8
cts, New York State at lSG22 cts, Goshen 22a 25
cts, and City packed for shipping at 12a3 per ID
CHEEsE-Cheese is in pretty good demand but have
no change to note in the rates. and still quote Eastern
emitting at II cts Western do at 9ACalO cts. and En-
glish Dairy at lldl1h cts for Western and l2H 14
PLAsTER.-Plascr is still selling at s3 per ton We
hear however, of no transactions of Importance week
POTAIOES-Fotatoes continue in fair demand and
they still selling from the wharf prices ranging
| from 90 10 20 cts: per bushel.
POWDER.-We continue to quote Hazards Dupont's
and Beatys Powder at IS for blasting IS for sport
| ing per keg of 25 lbs
RiCE-Rice continues in fair demand and the market
for it quite firm. We note sales in the week of some
800 erceS fair good crop at 37G4 cts Strictly
prime held cts small lots are selling at this
Sure The only import this week is of 35 casks from
RUM-New England Rum is selling in small lots at SO
aSi cts and We quote Jamaica do. nominal 81 25(d
! SUGARS During the early part of the week Sugars
were quiet but within the last day there been
quite an active movement them The market cont
very firm in tone and for refining grades prices have ad
vanced in the week i The this week which have
been principally for refining purposes add up 629 hhds
md M hgN Iht los
Cuba So hhds English Island I74 hhds Porto Rico
all at $l2H l34 hhd English Island at 81 and 35C
boxes white Havana at S75 and sales grocers
Of l4O hhds Cuba at $3.50 16 hhds English Island al
S7.75 and 60 bids. old crop New Orleans at ss So Io
OF l9 hhds. crop New Orleans Sugar the first arri
val OF the season. was received early in the week but
sales have as yet been made of it, The cargo very
superior quality, and it is held S9G925 For the
best mark III the cargo S9l2& has understand been
offered and declined. Sugars close very firm at the fol
lowing qnoation viz s712HG7. % for refining grades
81 75OG715 for srocers styles Cuba and English Island
S175Gs5O for fair to prime Porto Rico; and sSGS fo
good to prime old crop New Orleans. The imports Su
from New York. and 1874 hhds. from Franklin La-tota
575 hhds
REFINED SUGARs-Refned Sugars are still selling +,
the following rates, viz: l0H@l0$ cts for loaf l0i0
cts for crushed, powdered, and granulated 91G9b cts
for soft crushed white, and 9d9b cts. for C. yellow
| STRUP-We continue to quote Baltimore refined Sy
rup at 40 cts for Sugar House. A Golden and s.
cts per gallon for Extra Golden, Portland Syrup
sTANES.-Staves continue very dull and the quota
tons altogether nominal W. o. HID may be quoted
d
(a20 for culed, and S54a35 per thousand for prime
STARCH-Starch is selling at from * to 5H cts fo
Western, 5Ha6 cts. for West Philadelphia and eswegt
River, 6G6H cts for Duryea's, and 6a56Kcts, per ID
| for Kingsords Oswego.
sPICEs.-we quote Pepper steady at cts; Pin,entc
at 6E cts Cloves at 64dS cts; Cassia at 25d2S
East India Ginger at 55 as cts; Mace AZ d45 cts
and No Nutmegs at So cts per III.
SOAP CASTLE Soapis selling 10 cts: Olene do a
KOS cts. and Chemical Olive do at car cts per b-
The demand is fair at these figures.
SALT.-Liverpool Salt is still very firm at l05Gll
cts for Ground Alum, 2l2H for Marshal's JET
frey Darcys fine and 225 per Ashtons do
aSd we quote Turks Island do as before at 120 pc
hushel from store cargo of 1865 bushels received
early in the week sold dag since afoat bu
the terms Were kept private.
T0BACCo.-There has been fair demand for Mary
land Tobacco this week, and although no adva il
prices has taken place buyers seem more dsposed t,
pay rates demanded We still quote frosted Mary ian,
at 81; ground leaf at S2G7; s. SOFAS So mid
ding S4a+ 5o good middling s5G5 90 good leaf s6a
$50; and fine at S7G2. Late in the week there wer
large operations in Ohio Tobacco, but could
learn the particulars. There has been move
in Kentucky Tobacco, and sales of 25 hhds
lugs 81 80 and so hhds Kentucky 81 2 Price
are unchanged and we continue to quote common lug
at Sl25.Gi75; good do. at S525G55O; inferior leaf
S5.75@6.25 good do. at $65G6l7 so; fine at 81 SOFAS
choice at sl0G2 and rich heavy Kentucky s7l2 SC
The inspections of the week PAT hhds. MARYLAND
hhds. Ohio, and hhdS. Virgnia-total 25S hhds
MANUFACTURED ToBACC o.-Thereis quitea good deman
for the common descriptions Of manufactured Tobacco
frces are unchanged and we still quote common pound
at litolS cts; medium do at 1sd24 cts; good do.
2sa35 cts fine do 3545O cts; fine SIS and los 2O92
cts medium do. l7d20 cts. sound common 14Gl
cts and inferior shipping los 1s's and 2Os sdIo cts
: IN.-Iin Plate is steady at last quotations viz
50 for lC and $1075 per box for X quote Bar
ca Tin as before at 81 Spelter II cts and Pig Lea
= at 5d5 \ cts. per ID.
\ TALL0W-Taow continues very quiet. We hear {
no sales but we still quote it II cts per lb cit
rendered.
. WOOL-There is fair business doing in Wool bu
there special activity in it here. We quote before
unwsshed at 4d26 cts; tub washed at 34(l37 cts fo
common: SS40 cts. for Extra No pulled at % d33 cts
pulled Merino at 34lS7 cs and fleece Woods as rangip
from 90 TO As cts. per III.
: WHISKEY.-Whiskey has been in fair demand thi
week and since the opening prices for improye
y The sales add up about 500 bbs 25HG26k cts fc
y Country. 26G26H cts. for City, and 26HM2l cts ia
q Ohio and all descriptions close steady to-day the
"" "" | side quotations.
II FREIGHTS-The rate to Bremen for Maryland tobacc
is 25S and Holland 32s 3D. There is nothing oferin
y for Great Britain schooner of 800 bbs. has bee
chartered for the Wndward at 20 per tb out onI,
Coastwise freghts continue good and there brisk
mand for vessels suitable for grain and coal Easie
ports, and several loading at the following
to Boston at So 10 per ton for cOa 40 cts per bb f
flour, and 10 per bushel for grain; to Portland an
Ellsworth Maine IL cts for grain; to New Bedford Prov
dence and ports the Sound 81 rs for COAL
grain and to New York 81 for coal and for grair
To Southern ports there is fair amount Offering formt
rates, viz Charleston at cts per foot $.75 per hhc
for bacon and s. per for heavy goods; to Savannah
cts per foot 30 cts for dry bbS so cts for wet bb
S22o per ton for COAL Mobile II cts per foot, go
r dry bblS SO bbs and $4 5015 per ton an
70 New Orleans Sdl0 cts per foot 50 cts fer dry bb
,r cts Tor wet bbls, and "a per ton.
d BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, Dec. 16 6-Ot
Dry Goods markets. still inactive although there has bee