The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-01

The Cleveland and Erie Railroad is doing tremendous
freight business The cars loaded with freight pass
lay y~''""'' 'F' "'-' '"0 nunureu 10 'nree hundred
BALTIMORE MARKETS. /
COFFEE There has been no movement TODAY in |
Coffee, but the feeling in the market continues very
irm, and we still quote as follows, viz: Rio at II
all Vets. for common and medium; l22l24 cts. for |
fair l2H d12A cts for good and IS for prime La
guayra at l3alI cts; and Java at l6h@l7H cts. The
arrived yesterday, is about IL COO bags.
FLOUR Flour continues inactive and rather heavy,
although there has been some movement in it to-day.
Sales were reported on Change OF 10n0 bbls Howard
Street Super at IS 81 and $50 bbs do Extra at 1915
per bb but at the close neither Howard Street Ohio
super would have brought 1926 per bb and there
were some small lots offered at this figure without being
taken In City Mills Super there nothing done
far could learn 1t is offering at So per Dbl and
It could probably be bought at fraction under this
figure The demand for Extra Flouris limited and we
quote 1t dull at the following rates. viz 1918 for Ohio
ping and 7G7 50 per Dbl for fancy brands City Mills
FAMILY FLOUR Family Flour is steady at the follow,
ing rates viz 1915 for Welchs S. for the best brands of
Howard Street.
RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL.-we quote Rye Flour
to day at s412k@4 Is, and Corn Meal at s8,37k for
Baltimore, and $3.50 Dbl. for Brandywine, but for
both these articles the market is dull
GRAlN.-Grain was in fair supply again to day, but
the inquiry Tor it was less active than yesterday and
for Wheat and Corn prices lower. Wheat, of which
there about 900 bushels market sold at 130l33
cts for red the latter being top price this morning
for prime, and 15oGl6O cts for good to prime white.
Very choice white would probably have brought yester-
days price, 165 cts. but there this descrp
ton at market this morning The offerings of Corn to-
day reached about 900 bushels and it sold at 69d72
cts. for white and 60G63 cts for yellow these figures
being decline of to cts per bushel yesterdays
prices. There were about 500 bushels Rye, and some
1900 bushels Oats at market this morning few lots
of Oats sold at from 50 to 90 cts, but nothing
done in Rye We quote it however on yesterday 20
ar cts for Maryland, and rs cts per bushe for Penn
MoLAssEs-we note a sale to-day of los puncheons
English Island Moasses to go out of the market, the
terms for which kept private but have heard of
transactions in other descriptions. We quote to-day
Cuba at 1920 cts English Island at 1920 cts and
Porto Rico at 24G26 cts. The following is statement
of the stock here at this date for four years past
Muscovado. Hhds. OBS 122 400 ss5
PGty6 Rico $780,. 9 9S5 -. l70 50
Total Hhds. 1888 122 $40 425
+. Island Pun. $50 65 60 $50
New orleans...... Bbls. 55S sos $40 $50
PR0VISI0NS.-There has been but little done to-day
in Provisions but the market for them continues very
firm in tone There have been sales of Bulk Meat,
and the in Bacon have been quite light sales
Shoulders, and 1OA cts for Sides We quote Bulk Meat
firm at OK cts for Shoulders, 9HG9k cts for Sides, and
~ cts h for Hams Lard is steady at oh cts for West
in it for day or two past There have been sales within
the last day two of 800 bbls Prime Pork sl4
and we quote Mess do. at slS1S Is, and Rump do at
S1350(dI4 per Dbl Beef is steady s12 for Bati-
more packed No. l, and SIC per Dbl for do. Mess.
nevertheless firm at the following rates. viz 3b94 cts.
for fair to good, and y cts per Id. for prime
, SALT-Salt is dull but We have no change to note in
the rates. and we still quote follows viz Liverpool
at 95GlO0 cts. for Ground Alum, l60 cts. for Marshas
and Jeffrey Darcys fine, and 1S5 cts sack for Ash
toms do and Turks Island at 1920 cts per bushe but
the latter figure is only obtanable for small lots from
store
SUGARS-There has been but little inquiry to-day
for Sugars and the only sale have heard of is of
81 hhds very common New Orleans at s475. We quote
Sugars to-day as follows, viz at S5G5.57K for common
RI pfnin IN and Ennltsl onl nI1R
grocery grades Cuba; S5.50d675 for to prime
Porto Rco $475955O for inferior to good common New
Orleans and s697 for good to prime do, but for all
reties the market is dull and heavy. We give below
statement of stock here this date for years past:
ca S'aek sSs ' $50 ls sss ls SIS
+ 5 Siissa. $ s. g? 8; g, & IS
Total hhds...........4,27l 2l55 1850 1851
Cuba, Understandable GA 22O9 -
Brazil, bags....2lO26 - 1,40o
M Mahiia' ''''''''A'ofo 90
sEEDs.-There was more inquiry for Cloverseed this
morning than there has been for days past and
sales were reported Change of 40 bushels at IS, 24O
total of $50 bushels 1t may be quoted closing steady
at S5G525 per bushel of 81 lbs for fair to prime We
quote Timothy Seed oday at 81 5OG3. these figures
being advance previous quotations. but Flax
seed is still selling at sl.25Gl IS per bushel.
WhlSkEY There were sales yesterday in addition
to those noted in our report of 200 bbls City at IS cts
but to-day have heard Of transactions in Whiskey
We quote Country at 17h@lS cts City at is cts and
for Ohio holders are asking ISM cts per gallon
| BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Jan 3l-CATrLE-
Beef Cattle were in fair demand TODAY and the market
for them steady at last weeks figures The offerings
at the scales reached GOO head against 200 head
left over unsod, and the remaining 500 head
by Baltimore butchers at prices ranging s275 &c
s425, averaging So % per 100 lbs. gross
HoGs.-There was fair supply of Live Hogs in the
pens to-day and they steady at last weeks figures
viz: S725d7.75 per 100 lbs. net
SHEEP.-Sheep continue in good supply, but they are
still selling at s4G5 per 100 lbs. gress
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK MARKETS Jan 3O-FIour &c.-Tbe
sales 107O0 bbls SIS 20G525 for superne State
and WESTERN S530G540 for extra State; SIS 45555 for
choice do S. SOG5 So for the low grades of Western
extra s565G575 for shipping brands of round hoop
ira Ohio and S0725 for trade brands do Southern
Flour is rather owerand is quiet The arrivals light
but common brands unsaleabe. The sales are 100
bbls. at IS 656 fer mixed good superne Alexandria
&C. SIS so for inferior Baltimore and So O57 25 for the
better brands Rye Flour is quiet but irmsaes of 127
bbls. at S. 1904 20 Corn Meal is dull SIS Jersey
Buckwheat Flour is in fair request s2G225 per 100
lbs. Grain-The Wheat market is unchanged The de-
mand is moderate but the rmness of holders restricts
red Western delivered s22 for No Chicago Spring;
81 20 for Milwaukee Club 81 55l SO for white Michigan
the latter price for 600 bushels prime white for
port and 700 bushels red Pennsylvania at $780, Corn
rather heavythe demand for moderate. The sales
comprise 46 600 bushels at 65 cts for mixed
ern at the railroad depot; 671 70 cts for white
Southern and cts for old Western mixed in store
aud delivered. Provisions-The Pork market is dull
sales of 200 bills at S1775@S7K for Mess and Sl3 for
Prime. Ceton-The market continues quiet, and hear
of no sales of importance. Middng Upands are quoted
at l2& cts, and New Orleans and Texas at 12X cts
CoeeThere has been fair demand for Rio and prices
are shade higher-sales of 500 bags at l2Gl34
Other descriptions dull. Molasses-The market is
dull and fiat, and hear of sales Sugar-Subse-
quent to the date of our last report there quite
active demand from refners and sales made to the ex-
tent of l ,440 hhds, mainly Cuba, at 5G5X cts This
morning the market is quiet By auction we hear of
Ashes are in limited demand-sales of Pots at So and
Pearls at s512h. Iron-The demand for Scotch Pig is
still very moderate and have only to notice sales of
so $23, six months American do is quiet Bars
and Bolts are dull and prices merely nominal Russia
sheet is firm Rice is in moderate demand but prices
steady. We quote S3.75@l4.50 for common prime
TeaA sale of 062 packages Ann and Winged Racer
took place this morning and was very fairly attended
The greens were mostly withdrawn prices being very
satisfactory. On blacks there still further decline
in prices and, taken altogether, the sale very fiat
Hyson Skin, soG34 cts Orange Pekoe 2lG22 cts Hyson
Pekoe, 3 cts Oolong, I'm GAO cts, and Souchong at
24G46h cts. Whiskey-The demand is fair; but the
rmness of holders checks businesssales of 60 bbls
1S4 cts.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, JAN So-At Aler-
toms the receipts 22 beeyes Is cows 2l9 yeals
4S3 sheep and lambs, and 9596 swine. At Brownings
1877 beeves 20 cows IS veals 1923 sheep and lambs At
Chamberain's, % beeves % cows, q veals and 16i
sheep. At Bergen, N j. sec were taken by New
York butchers The receipts of beeves by Erie
SS2 Hudson River l 63e; Harlem 1874; Camden and Am
boy $50, New Jersey Central 2l9 New Haven IL The
market was all the morning more lively than yesterday;
the heavy fresh arrivals expected not forthcoming
yesterday. We quote from 5H to cts for common to
prime, and OK for extra Quite number of cattle are
detained at Albany and Buffalo, which will be forwarded
for next week.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS., Jan. 30.-There has
been rather doing in Flour but the mark is dull
and holders generally free sellers at previous quoted
rates 900 bbls standard superne sold 1925 1000
bills do private, 500 bbs do good straight brand at
s5S7h, and 500 bbs. extra at $3.50 per Dbl. The de-
mand is limited, and the trade buying in small
way at from these rates up to $575G675 per bb for
ira family and fancy brands, in quality Nothing do
Ing In Rye Flour or Corn Meal worthy of notice In
Wheat there is moderate business note about pre-
Tious rates, and some 5000 bushels found buyers at
Sl26Gl 30 for common to good and prime Western and
pennsylvania reds and Sl.3 to S145 for white The
bulk of the sales at 81 2Sd1.3O for prime Western
and Pennsylvania reds, in store. Rye is dull with
further sales of Pennsylvania at rs cts including 500
bushels at that price delivered Corn is dull and un
saeable at decline of lag on previous quotations
new yellow being offered at 63G62 cts. in the cars, with
out finding buyers. small sale of old yellow was
made at 20 cts. Oats unchanged. We quote Penn
sylvania at "a cts and Delaware at SO and sales
light No change in Barley Malt and the latter rah
er scarce There is steady demand for Coverseed and
34Oo bushels disposed of at s5d5 so per bushel
mostly at the latter rate for prime Timothy and Flax
seed remain quiet In Whiskey there is not much do
ing; barrels move off at17K@18 cts. for Pennsylvania;
lSGls4 cts for Ohio; II cts for drudge and IN cts
for hhds.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.