The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-25

ENCUange NesteruaY making |
broken week The following is the statement of the I'M
ports of foreign dry goods the port of New York for
the week and since January l. compared with the same
Entered at the port, s5s5.5g ssles9 s253oil5
Thrown on MARKET. 91,157 4,22S,lSl 2S37,753
Entered at the port sl84o6al8 $2Is72l8l $4,000 SOL
Thrown on Market. 19,2S5,735 % 9l7 II 5l5Gt3
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
C0FFEE-Cofec continues in good demand and quite
firm We note sales to-day of 275 bags rejected Rio at
IL cts. and bags fair to good do at 2t2 cts
White Elder, Coffee brokers, to which refer for
statement of the condition of the market:
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Stock of Rio Coffee, Feb 10th, 500 bags.
Received since per bark Esther. 100
- "Iereilta," $1,000, 5000 %
24,60O 8
Taken for consumption Observation-Disclosures. $500 g"
Stock of Rio this day. ..:.181Oo
do do do at l2A cts 500 do do do at 12& cts 1900
do do do at 12& cts. $50 do do. per mount Vernon
per Monticello" at l1Kal2 cts; $50 DO. DO per ''Es
ther at 12A cts 200 do do do at II cts Total $500
bags.
REMARKs-We note a continuous active inquiry, espe
ciay for the better grades of Rio which have ad
vancing tendency. The market generally exhibits much
frmness. and in consequence of the present agitation Of
the tariff question by Congress, purrortng to levy
on future imports of Coffee holders have Withdrawn
their stocks. We quote prime Rio at 10 to l8E cts
good l2H to 12x cts fair 11A to 124 cts, common
II II cts, Laguayra IA to IS cts Java 10 IL cts
p.,nor. F., oss ,se, WHITE GoG + E RIois-.
FLOUR.-The foreign advces brought by the "Ameri-
ca looked upon being favorable for breadstus,
and the Flour market quite as firm in tone to-day
yesterday. There was good inquiry for Flour on
Change, the demand being however chiefly for Howard
Street and Ohio Super and sales were reported Of 600
bb OF the former description at 537E per Dbl which
figure both varieties closed firm. For City Mills Super
there is however very little inquiry. 1t is Offering at
S512% per bbl but there buyers at this figure.
Extra Flour is quite dull. sale made to-day of
100 bbs Howard Street at 1915. at which figure
offered and quote Ohio at S. and City Mills
at S6G650 for standard, and S7G750 per Dbl for fancy
brands.
FAMILY Flour Family Flour is selling to the trade at
the following rates, viz. $S.75 for Welch's IS for the
best brands OF Baltimore ground and S625G675 for Ohio
RYE Flour AND Corn MEAL-We quote Rye Flour
to-day at So rs, and Corn Meal at IS Dbl for Balti
GRAIN-Wheat was in active demand and quite firm
this morning but for other varieties of Grain the market
dull and rather heavy. The offerings of Wheat were
light only about $500 bushels being at market. Red
sold from 125 to 1873 for fair to strictly prime and
white from 45 55 for fair to good 160 cts. for
prime and 1850 l6S cts for choice parcels the latter ng
being paid for lot Of 800 bushels OF Corn there
sold. Yellow ranged from Sc to 81 cts and white
from 60 to 65 per bushel but for both descriptions
the market was dull at the close Oats of which there
were about 600 bushels market sold at 30G32 cts
for Maryland and 33G34 cts for Pennsylvania, and
qote Rye at 65G66 cts for Maryland and 69G70 cts for
| Pennsylvania.
| MOLASSES.-We not advised of any transactions
to-day Molasses but it is steady at the following rates.
| Cuba; 1920 cts for old do 1000 cts. for English
Island; and 2lS923 cts for Porto Rico.
| PRONISIONS-There is something doing in PrOvis-
ions but the feeling in the market is rather heavy
lot of $50 bbs Mess Pork sold yesterday at S72
| and subsequently lot of IT'S bbls. do. sold
| at $l7, neither of which was noticed in report
| We of sales to-day, but quote Mess at
$17, Prime at Sl375@l4, and Rump at $l3013.50 per
| Dbl There is an inquiry for Bulk Meat, and we have
reported day sales of2O 600 lbs. Shoulders 6k
cash. 10 900 lbs. do at 6& cts and 10000 lbs do. at
cts. Shoulders may however be quoted as closing at
cts and quote Sides at 7sG9 cts, and Hams at S3
G9 cts Bacon is selling in jobbing lots SGS4 cts for
Shoulders, and 10dl04 cts. for Sides, but round lots
would not bring these figures The sales of Bacon to-day
embrace some 70 to so hhds principally at and 10 cts.
We sale to-day 800 bbs Lard private terms
We quote Lard however at 10 cts for Western in bbs
| and tcs
RICE-Rice ranges at from 81, to I cts for fair to
prime lots. but the market for it is very firm at these
figures We note the receipt here to-day of 1853 casks
| from Charleston.
sALT-salt is still dull Liverpool is selling in lots
from at S5(d90 cts for Ground Alum, and $50
per sack for Marshall's ami jeffrey * Darcys fine.
There is Ashtons fine here We quote Turks Island
Salt at 1905 cts aoat and 1S2O cts per bushel from
store.
SEEDS-Cloverseed has for a day or two past been in
active demand and the market for it is rmer in tone
than We have reported to-day sales of 500
these figures good lots but for strictly prime parcels
1926 per bushel is asked by holders Timothy Seed
is in fair request We note sales to-day of 1850 bushels at
50 752S1 butt is selling in small lots at SO per bushe
Flaxseed is still quoted at $l.25Gl.35 per bushel.
SUGARS.-Sugars are very dull. and the market for
them is quite heavy We hear of no sales to day but
quote follows, viz: at Sassy G4S7a for to
good refining Cuba and English Island; s5l55O for gro
Gerry grades Cuba SIS 256. so for good prime
Porto Rico; s4.5od475 for refining grades New Orleans;
S. 25G625 for good common to fair do and s65O0 fol
WHISKEY.-W hskey is Grmer We note sales to day
OF 100 bb City at is cts, and of 100 bbs Ohio on pr
IS cts
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK MARKETS, Feb. 23.-Flour, &c.-The
sales comprise 5000 bbIs at s525a53 80 for supefne
State and Western; S535G540 for extra State S545d
$50 for choice do S54OG5 60 for grades of Western
extra; s555@5 80 for extra shipping Ohio, and $3.50
720 for trade brands do Southern Flour is limited
demand and prices favor the buyer. The arrivals
of $40 bb at So IS for mixed to good
superfne Baltimore, &C. and S5.90725 for the better
grades Grain-The Wheat market is firm but less ac
tive The arrivals are moderate, and the inquiry is
81 al 35 for red Western in store and delivered:
S124Gl.25 for Milwaukee Club; 81 40dl46 for white
Ohio and 81 5OaI57 for white Indiana Corn is un-
changed, though prices rule in the buyers favor The
demand is fair for export Sales of 1000 bushels 6S
cts for old Western mixed in store 6969H for do
delivered, 6065 cts for do, 1916 cts. for white
Southern and 65G67 cts. for yellow Provisions
The Pork market is rm-saes of $50 bbls. Sl725
Mess; Sl675 for thin Mess and S13 for prime. Coffee
There is but little doing this morning. but prices full
y sustained We have only to notice sale Of % bags
Jamaica at 12h cts cash. Cotton-The market this
ing is but moderately active; prices are quite steady.
| We quote as follows:
NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION
Uplands Florida. Mobile. N. 0 Il Tex.
$5$$i3sz y;;;:.5:$ Il & Z
Fair........,.,..l8 134 1871 az
MolaSses-There has been rather activity since
the date Of last report The sales include some 40
bills New Orleans at 34G36 cash and months; and
100 hhds Cuba at 1SH cts. Sugars Raw have been
fair requessales since last of 1921 hhds mainly
Cuba, at 415@54 cts 1872 boxes Havana and los hhds
Nelado on terms not made public. Refined are in very
moderate demand at former rates. Whiskey-The mar
ket is firm, with good demand-saes of 800 bbs. at
| l7%CGlS cts, the latter price for choice bbls.
| PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Feb. 23-Therc is a good
demand for Coverseed Of good quality but inferior is
neglected Sales of 800 bushels fair and prime.a $3.50
4.IA me Int ut Snfg III and
very poor quality at $3.25d3 SIX. Timothy is very
scarce and worth $25Og275 per bushe Flaxseed is
selling at 81 43dl45 Red Top is steady at 81 per
There is firm feeling in the Flour market and more in
curry for shipment, but continue yesterdays quota
tons Sales of 900 bbls at $5124 per Dbl. for good
Superfne which figure is refused by holders
Guiding 500 bbs. Lancaster county Extra Family at So
o772 There is steady home consumption demand from
our lowest figures to 81 for and fancy lots
| cordng to quality. The receipts very small. Rye
Flour 10 also irmer sales in lots S362H. Corn Meal
is dull at SASH for Pennsylvania and s337K for Bran
| dyWine Graln-Ihe market is poorly supplied with
Wheat and it is much wanted. We advance quota
uons ld2 cts per bushel, Sales of good Pennsylvania
and Western red at 81 2S1 so some Southern at 81
and white at S1.40G1 so per bushe lot of Milwaukee
club sold at 20 Rye is not abundant and Pennsyl
vana commands 65 cts. Southern, if here, would com
noted yesterday but there is very little coming in
Small sales Of yellow at 60 and old at 6365 cts
Oats are in fair request and further sales Pennsylvania
effected at SO cts per bushe No sales Barley or
Barley Malt Whskey is in better demand and has adj
vanced CT per gallon Sales of Ohio bbs. at IS cts
Pennsylvania do. at l7K cs hhds at 17917H cts and
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET.-The improve.
ment noticed in the Boot and Shoe market in our last
has been followed by still greater activity past week
large number OF buyers are arriving and departing and
the amount of goods purchased has been quite large
though still falling short former First quality
OF work is selling at very fair prices, but for other
HI Dd the market rules very low there considerable
competition among dealers dispose Of their stocks of
low priced goods principal purchases continue to be
q n n NH rn| r,la.