The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-24

but for Sides prices have ranged from 11 to llX
cts according quality and terms The market closes
very unsettled.
BULK MEAT.-We heard day or two since of sale of
10000 lbs Sides at 10 cts but this is the only ransac
uon IN Bulk Meat We have heard of this week There is
no STOCK here and we can give reliable quotations for
it today.
BEEFThere is very little doing in Beef but we quote
Baltimore packed steady sl1GI2 for No J. and Sl3C0
IA per Dbl. for Mess
PORK.-Mess Pork has been quoted for some DAYS
past at SIS 5O@1S75 these figures being decline of Is
cts to 81 on last weeks quotation and Prime do at S3G
1880 per Dbl sale so bbls. Prime Porx was made a
day or two since at Sl3 Dbl, and there have been
small sales OF Mess do made during the week the quo
tations.
-, LAn3aNew City rendered Lard has been quoted
through the week at l1KG12 cts but the market is en-
15G1l5& cts. per lb.
BUTTER.-There has been some movement this week in
Butter, but the transactions in it have not been mpor
tant We quote it to-day follows viz at 9I2 cts for
solid packed Western; 11GD16 cts for prime
Gades: Halo cts for Western Reserve 12G17 cts for
common to prime Roll and II cts per h. for City packed
for export.
CHEESE There is fair business doing in Cheese and
we quote it steady at 0@10A cts for Western cutting
llllx cts for Eastern do, Hall cts for Western
English f!I Dairy, and l2h9l4 cts for Eastern do
fhASTER-Plaster may be quoted to-day at S2.75 per
ION although small lots are selling at rather higher fig
POTAToES-Potatoes may be quoted this week as
ranging from SIS to 65 per bushe for white Mercer
these figures being decline of to 10 cts.
prices cargo of 500 bushels received here
days since from CORVALLIS, n s. We quote Onions this
week at Sl50(d1 .62H per Dbl.
foN bEh-We nave no change to note in the rates for
POWDER and we still quote Hazards, Duponts Beat
Tvs at 1925 for blasting, and S. for sporting per key
25 lbs.
klCE-There has been some little movement in Rice
this week, but the sales have generally been at
decline on last weeks quotations. The sales embrace
some zoo casks at from to q cts, and quote it
closing at these rates for good prime new crop the
latter figure being however obtianabe only small lots
we note the receipt this week of1S2 eces Charles
ton and 800 terces from Savannah total 6s2 terces
RuM-New England Rum is selling slowly at 33Gl3I
cts and we quote West India do. ranging 90 to
lbs cts. per gallon.
sUGARS-The market for Sugars has throughout the
week been dull and very heavy transactions hayo
been reported and far have heard has been
little or inquiry for them The following are the rates
asked for Sugars viz $500 % for refining grades Cuba
and English Island; s65o975O for grocery qualities Gu
ba S625g6 so for refining grades Porto Rico $6757 90
Tor common to good fair grocery do and S775S SO for
good to prime do but to sales to any extent large
concession would have to be made. Fair refining Cuba
Sugars have been sold in New York this 5O
537h cash There no New Orleans Sugars here but
some 300 hhds crop received day two since
at New York, and may look for some arrivals here
soon
REFINED SUGARs.-The rates for Refined Sugars have
Deen reduced again today q to cent per lb. The
following are the quotations given by Messrs F. W.
6rune Sons, agents of the Maryland Sugar Refining
Company, viz: