The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW YORK MARKETS, Feb. Flour, &c.-The
sales $500 bbs at S55G525 for superne State and
WESTERN S5305 35 for extra State s540559 for choice
do s. 3555O for the low grades of Western extra S5G5
575 for shipping brands of round hoop extra Ohio, and
S5S0d725 for trade brands do. Southern Flour slow of
sale aud the medium lower. The arrivals limited,
but equal to the wants of the trade The sales are 600
bbls- at s550G595 for mixed TO good superne Balti
more, &c, and S6G7.25 for better grades. Gran-The
inquiry Wheat is moderate, owing to the Indictment
weather and less favorable news from Europe and to e
feet sales any extent lower prices submitted to.
The sales $1,000 bushels at Sl.30 for inferior red
Western in store 81 "a for prime, devered $l29k for
red State; 81 ID for inferior white Canadan 81 65 for
very choice white California in store, from Sacramento
from CHILEAN seed the handsomest exhibited this season.
81 25 for Milwaukee Club in store, and delivered
and amber Wisconsin private terms Corn is lower
and is quite dull and heavy. The sales are $4,000
bushels at G5 cts for new Western mixed. G8fl
20 cts. for new Southern yellow; 1876 cts. for
choice white Southern 69G694 cts for old Western
mixed, delivered and y cts for old round yellow Pro-
visonSPor is in limited demand, but prices steady
sales of COO bbls, chiefly refuse at Sl7759l7S7h for
mess; $l3 for prince S1675dl7 for mess and $3.50
for clear Cotton-The market dull and prices rather
easier. We quote middling Upands at l28 cts, and do
New Orleans and Texas at 122 cts. Cofee-The demand
maca at l2T cts CASH The stock on hand February LIST
5l1l2 bags Rio, $3.50 bags Maracabo, $50 bags ia
va q bags SAVANNA ia Das lag ahG 4io paSs
Jamaica Moasses-The market is quiet and steady
sales of New Orleans at 54G37 cts Stock February 1st
2453 hhds Cuba Muscovado I'll do. Porto Rice Ala do
Cuba cayed; and 24lS bbls. New Orleans. Total 357S
hhds. and 2418 bbls. SugarThe market has been dull
and hear of sales of only leo hhds Cuba in lots at
4&G5H cts. Stock February lSt Cuba, hhds. 2l;98S
Porto Rico do $50; New Orleans do $50; English
land do S22 NIelado do. 6186; Havana boxes, 1851;
pots at S. but stesdy for pearls at S5I2E Hides-The
market hiss been very dull and inactive, and have
y to notice sales of 1850 California terms not
tanned. WhiSkey-The demand is fair and the market
steady-sales Of coo hbls. at IS cts.
Observation-Disclosures , February 2-Therc is a
fair inquiry for Cloverseed and prices steady Sales
of 600 bushels fair and prime at $h75d525 per Gi lbs,
and lot of inferior at something below the former figure
Timothy ranges from 81 rs to 81 so per bushe from first
and second hands. small sale of Flaxseed at S145.
The re very little Quercron Bark and No. is firm at
S25 per ton. firmly very lit
tie doing. Small sales of middng fair Upland at 49,
cts cash The Flour market has undergone change.
There is but little shipping demand and the sales are CON
fined 10 400 bbls superfne S525 and in small way for
the supply of the home trade from sj255314 per Dbl
formlxed and good brands of superfne s. 4la5 62N for
extras $575G625 for extra family and Sc 37hG675 for
fancy lots Rye Flour and Corn Meal dull The for
is offered at sS75 and the latter at So for Pennsylva
MIA, but there is demand for either sale of 400
bbs Brandywine Meal at about S3.37H. Grain There
is fair amount OF Wheat Offering but the demand Is
limited. We continue yesterdays quotations. Sales of
1000 bushels fair and prime Pennsylvania Western
red at 81 27(G1 90 per misunderstanding 500 bushels
choice Lancaster county do at 81 So and 500 bushels
Kentucky white at $3.50 Rye is dull and has declined
per bushe Sales of 400 bushels at 10 cts, delivered
Corn is dull but prices unchanged. Sales of $500
bushels yellow at 5960 cts ana 900 bushels prime
old round yellow at 69a7O ctsthe latter in store Oats
are also dull. Sales Of 1000 bushels Prime Pennsylva
mia al 33H cts, which is decline. Barley ranges from
IS to rs and Barley Malt from IS to % cts There
| to have an upward tendency Sales of 500 bbs. Mess
Pork at $751; per bbl60 days Bacon is steady at
l3 ctsthe latter fancy canTasSed hams, SIDES at ~
cts and shoulders at SA cts cash and 60 days Green
meats held higher Lard, Butter and Cheese
move slowly Whiskey is quiet Sales Of Ohio bbls at
lSGlSh cts. 200 Pennsylvania do. at ais cts; hhds.
| at IN cts, and drudge at II cts
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKETING Shoe and
Leather Reporter says:We notice increased number
buyers in the market since last several South
ern and Western dealers have arrived bu Fhey
hurry purchase goods at present. few shoes have
been sold to York and Philadelphia dealers
up with but they inform that the requirements of the
trad Dr0bably. be small O
inducements to purchase The stock in the market is
small compared with previous years. but there is
probability that the requirement will equal that Of pre-
Cases.
Mobile Observation-Disclosures. Is
| New orleans. '.'''.'''''''''''''''' III
Philadelphia. .......'.'.......... o3J
Baltimore. ....'........'''.'' 10
Total shipments by sea................" III
CHARLESTON RICE MARKET, Jan. 31-An active
demand has prevailed during the past week for this
cle at irregular advance last weeks quotations
of S to A per h. the ordinary to fair qualities The
market closes to-day firmly and in favor of holders
ENtremes of sales were from S2B to SS5, the bulk at
S. to S3 per 100 lbs Weauote ordinary to fair s2 to
sSs; good san to s3% Prime and choice, none offer
ing -
err sales yesterday 800 bbls, and this morning of 10
do 81 80 yellow dip l52 for virgin and 95 cts
hard, per $50 lbs No sales in Cotton Spirits Turpenne
Rosin Tar has advanced 10 cts Dbl, with sales
of 2S7 bbls. at sl.75 per Dbl.
IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE,
COASTWISE.
Observation-Disclosures KonticeIIo.-439 bales tton
A. G. Schaeer; l6S do, William Kennedy rs do, j. e.
GLENN; 81 do, Love, Martin & Co.. Al do Buckler K
Shpley; 81 casks rice John Williams 4 Son; 80 bags
ground nuts Coulter & Co.; bale bags P. Malcolm &
Co; 10 boxes mdse. Samuel T. Pearce l do, Kephar
Darby & Co.; do, H Davis.