The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-31

as follows:
Coinage. l64l5476 2,$s9,g2o sal2 OOo 27oas e1a
The total coinage of the United States Mint and
Branches from 1898 to June 3Oh 1866 has been as fol
lows:
GolG S5oo .4US ,0O5.9S
Siver........ 125,275,775.0S
Copper and Nickel........... 2,545, s1355
Grand total SIZE, 229, 1914 SO
The whole number of pieces coined was 776,92 6S7
The value of the gold domestic production coined since
1854 is 1926 of silver of domestic production
s3,5S4, jos.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
SATURDAY, Dec. %.
to-day being of $50 bags Rio at 12S cts
We still quote follows, viz Rio at 12112H cts for
common to fair; 12AG]l34 cts. for good to prime
Lagnayra t14al5 cts, and Java at 16XG17X cts per
lb The stock here including the of Rio afioat is
about 25 900 bags.
FLOUR.-There has been more done in Flour to-day
than for some time past and the feeling in the market is
quite firm. Sales reported Change of $50 bills
Ohio cut Extra at $3.50, 500 to 1000 bbls. Howard
terday also at $50 800 bills Ohio Extra at So 75 and
500 bbls. Howard Street do at Sc per Dbl Howard
City Mills do holders asking $5l2H(q5 % per Dbl.
but nothing done in it. Extra Flour may be quoted
to-day at s575 for 0hio s6d6121 for Howard Street;
s575(6 for regul lar shipping, and $65oD7 Dbl for
$3.50 for Wechs $3.50 for the best brands Baltimore
ground and $4,000 Dbl for Ohio and Howard Street
lots wanted at s4l2X ga IS, but quote Corn Meal
dull at sS12H for Baltimore, and 1925 per Dbl. for
GRAIN.-Wheat continues very firm. There was how
very little at market to-day and sales were reported
of only LOCO bushels good to prime red at 256l2O
cts. and 800 bushels prime white at 100 cts Wheat is
much wanted but the sales restricted by the very
light receipts Corn in fair supply this morning the
receipts amounting to about 5000 bushels. The demand
for it was however active and the receipts nearly
all sold at 65@67 cts for new white and 6o@69 cts for
yellow. One lot of new white hominy Corn brought
y cts OF Rye there 600 bushels offered and
sold at ~ cts for Maryland and so for Pennsylvania
and quote Oats before 2S32 cts for Maryland
and 33d35 cts. for Pennsylvania.
HoGs-There are but few Hogs in the pens and they
generally held SO high that packers not purchas
ing Sales making to the butchers good to prime
lots at s6.75lG7 per 100 lbs. net.
M0LASSES.-There is nothing of consequence doing
in Moasses. THERE'S considerable foreign but
no New Orleans here. New Orleans is wanted, and
We quote Cuba at 17l20 cts English Island at isaac
cts, and Porto Rico at 25d3O cts. per gallon.
PROVISIONS THERE'S better inquiry forPl DIVISIONS
and the feeling in the market is improving We have
reported to-day sales lbs Bulk Sides at cts cash
which is an advance 100 bbls Mess Pork rs eco
advance of so cts Dbl the previous quotation OF
Bacon there IS to 80 hhds sold obbing
at cts for Shoulders and 10 for Sides buiround lots
can be bought at lower figures. Bulk Shoulders may be
quoted at 6H@64 cts but we hear of transactions
them to-day Lard is frmer, 104 cts. being generally
asked for it today. Beef continues very dull but we
quote Baltimore packed nominal at sl@l2fo for No l. and
Sl4ill5 per Dbl for Mess.
RICE-Rice very dull but we still quote it as ran
ging from 34 to SA cts for fair to prime. The stock
here is pretty large
SALT-Salt continues quiet and rather heavy. Ground
Alum, which is in good supply, is selling at 92G95 cts
but fine is scarce, and qnote Marshals which the
only variety here, at 100 cts. per Turks Island
Salt may be quoted at 2O@25 per bushel the latter
figure being for small lots from store
SEEDS.-There has been movement in Seeds to-day
far have heard. We quote CIoverseed as rang
ing from S. to $3.50 for fair to prime Timothy Seed at
$l;75G2, and Elaxseed at 81 25tG185 per bushei
SUGARS.-There has been but little inquiry today
for Sugars and the only sale is
10 hhds Cuba at So Our quotations tor Sugars still
fOllOWs l(05 for aSrn, r,b,
English Island S5.62kd65O for grocery grades Cuba
$562 az for common to prime Porto Rico and s6.5oG
WHlsKEY.-The only transaction we have heard of
to-day in Whiskey is sale of 100 bbls City at 10 cts
sales Country is held at IS cts and Ohio IS per
gallon.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK Observation-Disclosures 90, 1860
Flour-Saes of 300 bbls at s515d52 5 for superfne
State and Western S5.40570 for low grades Of West.
extra S5405 so for extra State; IS 55G5 co for
choice do s565G6 70 for shipping brands of round
hoop Ohio, and SIS S0G7 10 for trade brands
Southern flour is without much change the inquiry
light for the local trade sales of $50 bbs s535G5 65
for the better grades The stock as made up Yesterday
is quite small hence the frmness of holders Rye flour
is in fair demand at s325d4l0. Corn Meal in limited
request; sales of Jersey at 500 and Brandywine at
$3.50. Buckwheat flour is in request at 81 25G2 81
GrainThere is change in the market for wheat the
demand is chiefly for milling the increased frmness
freghts and extreme rates demanded by holders induce
shippers to hold of Sales of IS bushels at 81 ~ for
Spring, and about 81 "a for fair Milwaukee Club. Barley
is quiet but firmly held at 70Ds5 cts. Barley is
mand is good at 3737 cts. for Western ar Canadian
and 5S9SSh cts. for State. Rye is in mod
crate request sales of GOO bushels at 10 cts Corn
is firmly held, the demand is fair mainly for export
sales bush 697o cts orWesern store.
7Ocs for do aoat for round yellow Provisions
The pork market is in fair demand-saes of ATS bbs at
sl612H Gl6.25 for mess, 102510 so for old prime
750 for sour do and II so for clear Coee-The market
continues inactive for Rio, but the demand Java
been rather better We hear of 500 bags govern
ment Javaat 15h@e cts less six per cash Cotton
The market quiet but steady small sales at II for
for mddng uplands and IL New Orleans and Texas
Moasses-New Orleans is quiet but steady hear of
no sales. Foreign are unchanged. Sugar-There has
been fair demand for raw. We hear of sales of GOO
hhds mainly Cubaat 54@5X cts; small lot Porto Rico
in bond at 54 and 1000 bags Siam for export on pr
terms. Refined steady Ashes-Pearls are in
moderate demand at So Pots quiet at 81 05 Hides
There has been good demand and prices are
We sales COO Texas % lbs at I cts rejecting
bad hides 900 Porto Cabello 81 lbs lS cts less per
cash; $500 green Western slaughter for France
1000 Buenos Ayres q lb and 500 Bogota on terms not
made public Whiskey-Is in fair demand and firm
sales of $50 bbls, at l94cs.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, Saturday. Dec %
Coverseed from SIS 25 $3.50 per lbs for fair
and prime lots. Timothy is worth 81 252 per bus
No sales of FaXseed In Cotton there is better feeling
with sales of mddling fair Upland at IIXGI2 cts cash
which establishes an advance of 4GH ct per h. There
is not much spirit in the Flour market but holders are
firm in their demands and Indifferent about re-
cude 800 bbs Ohio extra at and 500 bbis BROAD
Street Mills extra at 1913 There steady home con-
sumption demand within the range of these figures and
fancy lots from Sc IN up Sc 62k Small sales of RIVE
Flour, which is scarce, at IS 62H Corn Meal is held
with more frmness and some holders now refuse s275
per Dbl for Pennsylvania Brandywne meal held at
So Is GrainThe receipts of Wheat continue very small
and the socksin the hands of the receivers are light
being 900 bushels less than at this period last
There fair demand and the advance noted Yesterday
swel maintained The sales comprise about $500 bush
els, including fair Western red 80 per bushe: good
Pennsylvania do. at 1872 and prime Southern d6 ~
$685. in store and aoat. White ranges from 81 40 70
Sl50. Rye forward slowly, and sells on arri val
at rs cts for Pennsylvania and 20 cts for Delaware
OF old Corn the offerings light and in fair demand
New ranges from Sc to SIS cts whisky is uncbangad
Sales of Ohio and Pennsylvania barrels at IS cts hhds
at I'm cts, and Drudge at II cts
BOSTON COTTON GOODS MARKET.-Heayy standard
sheetings continue to sell in lots wanted at cts
with no stocks of any consequence in Manufacturers or
Jobbers hands although supplies now beginning to
accumulate Drills are quiet at S1 cts, but look for
frmed Prints and Print Cloths are dull. The produc
ton of Prints is estimated has fallen off about one
half Cotton Flannels Denms Jeans, Stripes and Ticks
continue very quiet Wooden Goods generally quiet
and there disposition the part manufacturers to
curta the production of both Cotton Woolens for
the present. although many leading styles Cotton
Goods the mills still fully employed. Manufacturers
have not opened their spring styles of goods presume
they would not hesitate about opening if buyers only
made their appearance The Clothing trade continues as
dull as previously nOticed-Shigping List, Dec %.
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET.-In the Root
and Shoe trade there is improvement to notice At
this time last year few buyers the market from
Charleston Nashville Louisville and other parts South
and West but this year buyers likely be scarce for
month two at least Our principal dealers do not look
for any trade at present. and the business the week has
been confined to few purchases of the New England
trade With manufacturers the business continues as
quiet as previously noticed-Shipping List, Dec. 90
CINCINNATI HOG MARKET, Dec. 29.-There was an
other step upward in the Hog market to-day. The re-
cepts were light say 800 head; the weather fine; buy
high spirited and the result this combination of
favorable circumstances, prices advanced So About
1900 head sold at $575 to So of which 1900 brought So
md TpU0O fhran 1Ots O1n
but at the close lots for future delivery difficult of
sale at that figure There buyers for week and
the week after at S5S5G5.90 Nearly all the country
dealers have left for the interior gather up Hogs since
the establishment of the Sc rate and toward the last of
next week we may expect heavy arrivals.
WILMINGTON MARKET, Dec 29.-Turpentne-Non
arrived No sales Spirits Turpentine-sales after yes
erday's report of 100 N bbs SO cents per gallon
This morning 100 do Straight sold cents per gallon