The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-12

since the opening, and most of the lots offered have
changed hands at l3036 cts for good prime red 1888
l40 cts for fair white and for good prime
Do and we quote both red and white closing day
steady at these figures In addition to the receipts there
have been some 10000 bushels Wheat sold this week
oi store at the prices named above.
kNE-There has been fair inquiry Rye this week
and it has improved in price since the opennr to cts
per bush4 The few lots received have been sold rs
Is cts. fer Maryland and S0dS3 cts for PernsvIva ia
and we quote it closing to-day the outside figures
CoRN-Corn has throughout the week been in good de.
nand both foreign and coastrse SHIPMENT and The
market for it has exhibited considerable firmness al.
though there has been little variation prices
New sold at the opesng of the week 60 d63 for
yellow and 6iG65 cts for white, but for day two
past both white and yellow has selling at cts
old Corn has sold generally at 66a69 for white.
o9d1o cts for yellow, but two parcels very prime
od yellow sold day or two since at Y per bushcl
OATs.-oats have through the week been in coed de,
G' ana most OF the lots offered have been sold at - a
o. cts for Maryland, and 35a36 cts for Pennsylvania
and we quote them as closing day firm at these figures
40 cts. per busl.l.
SEEDS has been quite an active movement this
els at from S. to IS So and quote closing firm
at 2a5 so bushel of 81 lbs for good to prime lots
Timothy Seed is dull sl75d2 and we quote Flaxseed
dull at 81 .25Gl .35 per bushel
oA GuANo-There is very little doing in Guano, the
| price for Peruvian Guano at $50 per long ton and
mat OF dealers $6lG62 according to quantity chaboe
Guaao held at 4s by the importer and $50 by dealers
Johnson's Island at s25ta2S, and Bakers and Jar,
Wis Islands at $3sG4o. We quote California or Eide
Island Guano at $40 per long ton; Mexican at S2O22
per ton according to quality Mexican s16 Sombrero
per long ton Nevassa at S25 per long by
porter and s2s by dealers and Columbian sss4o per
long ton Manipulated Guano sells at SAT. Whielock
Co.'S Rhodes and DeBerg's Super Phosphate of Lime and
SSaughs raw bone Phosphate sell at s45 and
maryland Company's Super Phosphate of Lime at $l3
me imports this week S,5e7 tons Peruvian,
| GUNNY BAGs.-Gunny Bags are still selling at IA
cts; f9r small and l7(all8 cts each for large.
GlNSENG.-There is nothing doing in Ginseng but we
| quote it nominal at 40d45 cts per lb
Hay AND srRAW-We continue to quote Hay at sl4
Htto per ION or prime baed Timothy, at which figure
demand Rve Straw uat
| HEMP-There is very little doing in Hemp, but we
quote nominal at $3.50 for rough American 5000 for
dressed 40 $40 per ton for Russia, and 6K per b
HIDEs..The market continues bare of foreign Hides
we quote City slaughtered Hides at St9 cts and wet
| Country slaughtered at 7Gs cts
H0PS-HOps may be quoted at 1920 cts for old, and
odZ cts per b for new but there is very little demand
Tor them, and we hear OF no sales worth mentioning
lRoN-There is nothing whatever doing in Iron so
we quote Charcoal Iron before at s27 so for Baltimore
Forge $25 for Catoctn do $50 for No Wheel and An
.9Taee .9Tns do h at s2se for No. s22a2s for No. and
lower figures would be accepted Scotch Pig may be
quoted at s22 ex ship and s2sa2a from the yards and
ton for best Iron may be quoted at s5s
goo per ton for common English rolled, $657O re-
fined do, and s6o965 70, refined American do Nails are
still selling at s29o3 per 100 for Cut 4d and up.
wards but the demand for them is quite limited
INDlGO.-We still quote Indigo as follows, viz: at 1856
CLIO cts for Bengal 95@l45 cts foi Kurpah 75ds5 cts
9r Madras SS5o cts for common % fair Mana sO@
and lo5Gl185 cts. per b. for Guatemala '''A''
LEArHER-Tnere is nothing doing in Leather. We
quote City Slaughtered at 3l33 cts; Country do at 27
a3O cts Rough Skrtng 26a2S cts Spanish Sole 26G29
cts City harness Leather black 335 cts Country DO
ZIg2s cts; Upper in rough hide s3.5Od5: Calf Skins
ood6S cts per h., and finished do. S5G00 per lb
LCMBER.-There is no change to note in the Lumber
market The stock in first hands is very light and there
IS put little demand existing Prices almost nominal
and we quote follows White Pine according to uuali
slSi5 for Cullings s25 for selects ss5 for
rss SS n5 for siding am and for biz stuff
We quote Poplar plank at sl6G9: boards s14Gl6 Ash
plank sl6Gls, and Oak boards s15@1s, according to
M0LASSES.-Therc has been but little inquiry this
week Tor Moasses and the only sale of importance we
nave heard Of is made to-day of 100 bbs New Orleans
AZ 30 cts New Orleans Molases be quoted as closing
nrm at SoGS7 cts for CROP but foreign do is dull
and heavy the following rates viz l7O cts for Cuba
SG2o cts for English Island and 25G30 cts for Porto
lco We note the receipts here this week of 447 bbls
from franklin, La.
MADDER.-Madder is still quoted at I0LtG121 cts
per H. Tor ood to prime Dutch ombro, bat hear OF
sales being made.
MILL FEED.-Prices for Mill Feed are unchanged. and
we still quote Brown STUFF at IA cts and Mddngs al %
is. per bushe
NAVAL ST0RES.-Nava1 Stores coptinue very oriat
We have however reported this week sales of about 100
ebls Spirits Turpentne at Sc cts per gallon at which
ngure II closes today We quote Rosin at IS
i20; No do at 81 5OG1 62k; Pitch at Al 752, and
Tar at g az so per Dbl.
oILS-Oiis are quiet, but firm at the quotations which
are as follows viz 150l55 fall and 6a 165 cts
for winter Sperm 6o62 cts for Whale: 66G68 cts
for bleached oatent 6S70 Solar; 7075 cts for
sea Eephah ana W a95 cts per gallon for Lard nseed
Oil is held at SIS cts, but there is very little selling We
quote ETHEREAL Oil at Gi6 cts and Camphene at As cts
PROVISIONS. There has been quite an active move
ment this week in Provisions, and for all the leading va
etes the market has throughout it been firm with an
upward tendency Bacon and Bulk Meat have both i'm
proved slightly, and Mess Pork advanced since last
Friday to IL per bb The stock of Provisions here is
light aud transactions restricted by this fact
BrLE MEAT-The sales of Bulk Meat this week include
r Gn at 2' at ss cts "a ahS i Il hoq hal
Hams at cts but The holders asking at tie close
6f for Shoulders and So for Sides
BEEF-There is very little doing in Beef but quote
Baltimore packed at S2 so for No l. sl6 per bb for
Mess We note the shipment this Of a lot of 236
uece5 Beef to London, but the lot sold time
BAooS-There has been a very good inquiry this week
for Bacon, particularly from the South, and note
sales of some 300 hhds Shoulders and Sides in lots at
as cts. for the former, and ekl0 cts for the latter
Sales also OF about 1000 pieces fancy Hams az l2% cts
We quote Shoulders closing today at 7KdS cts and
Sides at 94d 10 cts. per lb
PoRK.-There has been considerable demand this week
Tor Ness Pork and material advance has been establish
ed IN IT. Sales were made at the opening of $50 obls at
s7 this figure being advance cts on the closing
price OF week and subsequently sales made Of
25o bbls at sl7 SO, and so bbs at s1775G1s per Dbl
Mess may be quoted closing to-day at Sl75OG II rs
and we quote Prime and Rump Pork sl3Gl3:5O per
LAsD.-We have reported this week sales of 800 bbIs
LARD at 10 cts, and we quote it as closing steady 10
cts in bbls. and terces, and II cts. in kegs.
BuTTER-Butter continues dull at our former quota
tons, viz 9Go cts. for solid packed Western; i2al6
en- nd g2 cts for city packed for shipping Eggs
CHEEsE-Cheese is dull but steady at the following
rates, VIZ logl0H cts for Western cutting; llGll9
cts for Eastern do 1lG11k cts for Western English
dE5ly T11 end 52hSl4 cts for Eastern do
some lois arriving, but We hear of no sales worth
PofAToES.-Potaoes are in good demand and quite
firm Prime white Mercer's selling So@9O cts per
bushe but common descriptions be bought much
PoWDER-we have no change to note in the rates for
Powder. and still quote Hazards Duponts and Beat
s at 1925 for blasting, and s. for sporting per keg of
RICE.-There has been a fair inquiry for Rice this
week and we note sales of 800 400 349
cts and We quote it as closing steady figures
for fair to prime lots. We note the receipt this week of
81 tierces from Charleston
SUGARS-There has been considerable activity this
week in Sugars and the feeling market has through
out it been pretty firm The sales embrace 1888 boxes
$40 hhds fair to good refining do a. s5755 s7x all
to 60 out Of the market Is hhds Cuba Sc, and 100
total for the week 1858 boxes and 7S5 hhds Sugars
close steady today at the following rates, viz
s5.5o@5s7H for refining grades Cuba and English Is
land; s6G6 50 for grocery grades Cuba s575725 for
common to prime Porto Rico and Sc soar 25 for fair to
prime New Orleans We note the import this week Of
35S hhds. from Franklin La.
REFINED GARs-Prices for Refined Sugars are un-
% changed and we s quote them follows, viz: at go
granulaed SSgS4 cts for soft crushed white; and *
GS cts. for yellow.
100 cts for Ground Alum, l6O cts for Marshaps and
jeffrey Darcys fine and 1855 cts per Ashon's
do Turks Island Salt is still quoted 20G25 cts per
bushe but cargo could not be sold these figures we
note the receipt this week of cargoes containing TO.
gether 10 sos bushels Turks Island Salt
S0APCastile Soap is still selling at IL cts Oleine do
at u as cts, and Chemical Olive do at 67 cts per b
SPlCES,-Spiees remain very quiet but quote as
follows, viz Pepper at SHGs4 cts; Cassa at 81 cts
Gloves at Sh ask cs Ginger at 7%Gs cts Mace AZ 40
cts. and Nutmegs at 43Q45 cts. peril
STARCH.-There is but little Starch selling but we
still quote it at the following rates, viz: 5H cts for
common cor INC Western PEARL sh @5A cts. for Woods 5N@6
cts for Foxs and 0swego River 66H cts for Duryea's
and 6ta6H cts Tor Kingsford'S 0swego.
STANES.-There is nothing of consequence doing in
slaves, but We still quote them follows viz at $i065
for heavy W. O. HID; s25G32 for light do $4Ol65 for
W o. Pipe; s22G25 for culled R. o. HID; sl5lls for
single and sSoS5 thousand for double W. O. Barrel.
SYRUPS.-Baltmore refined Syrups still quoted at
the following rates viz 36 cts for Sugar House. cts
for Golden and A cts. per gallon for Extra Golden
fOBACCO-TheTe continues to be fair demand for
all descriptions Of Maryland Tobacco at former prices
viz frosted Maryland at So ground leaf at sS
q midding do S5ds50; ard best do. SIS 5OG12 common
crop S2boa3 so; middling Sl14 SO; good mddling SIS
G,o5o; good leaf S6d6.50 and fine S70I2 We quote
Bay Tobacco as follows: tips tails at 35OG4 gronnd
leaf at S45OdS55o; fine yellow Se.50614; and good
red at Sl2lS. There has been transactions in Ohio
Tobacco this week, and continue 10 quote inferior to
fine red and spanged s7GS; and good fine yellow s9Gl2
The market for Kentucky Tobacco very quiet aud we
hear OF nothing doing. We quote as before common
Tugs at S425Gi75 good do. at s525155O inferior leaf
at S5T5d625 good do at $6.50G7 so; fine at 81 SOFAS
choice at Slo(Ul2; rich heavy Kentucky at STGl2h0
The inspections of the week hhds Maryland htid
| Ohio, and 29 hhds kentucky-total 35 hhds.
MANUFACTURED roBACCo-There is some little doing
this week, but the market is still inactive We continue
to quote commsn pounds at 7dl2 cts; medium do at
l5GlS cts; good do at 2lI25 cts; fine do. 2S So cts
fine SIS and los 1Sy22 cts; medium do. I4Gl7 cts:
sound common do. at 9di2 cts and inferior shining
los, ISIS. and EOS 6GaS cts
TALLOW.-We hear of no sales of Tallow this week