The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-23

- DLAIA Il ALAOllLA1
To-day dull, and the only sale we had to
note was 100 bushels prime Cloverseed at S.
PEAS AND BEANS The receipts have been coming for.
freely, hence prices hardly so firm Sales
making of Black Eyed Peas at 81 so per bushel
GUANo.-The demand for Guano is increasing. al !
though the market is not yet very active We /
the Agsnts RSs esqSaG SEQ long
Bakers Island at $40; Jarvis Island s35 We quote
California Glide Island Guano at s45 per long
quality, Mexican at SIG, Sombrero at s2sCQ8O per
long ton Nevassa at s25 per long ton by importers
ton Manipulated Guano sells at 81. WheIock pr CO
Rhodes' and DeBergs Super Phosphate of Lime Mary
land Company's Super Phosphate of Lime and Baughs
w-bone Phosphate sell at s45 per 1000 lbs
HlDES.-There is nothing doing in Foreign Hides.
We quote City slaughtered Hides 7K@S cts. and wet
Country slaughtered at 6H(d)7& cts.
HoNEY.-Ther is very light supply in market but
what little is here is held at ss9s7& cts per gal. for
LEATHER.-The market has been very inactive this
week. We continue to quote City slaughtered at 5000
cts Spanish 262S ct City harness Leather black
50 d33 cts Country do 279 cts Upper in rough hide
s350d4 Calf Skins 5OG6O cts per lb and finished do.
S5G10O cts. per ID.
LUMBER-There has been yet no movement in the
Lumber market, and we consequently omit quotations
MOLASSES.-There was pretty fair inquiry for Mo
lasse this week. but there really activity in the
ket. There is good supply of all kinds in first hands,
and holders general thing show every disposition to
meet the views buyers The sales for the week
prise 40 hhds Cuba cayed private terms but suppos
ed to be cts 100 bbls New Orleans 80 cts go
out of the market, and 2l0 bbls do at 5335 The
market for the week closed quiet but steady the follow
ing quota tons, viz:
Cayed.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" IS to 20 -
Porto Rico .....,...'..'' u to 70 =
New Orleans. ...................new3 "a to 80 g
MILL FEED.-There very limited demand for
Mill Feed this week. and prices were shade lower Sales
making of Brown Stuff at 1Igl5 cts and MiddiinGs
at 7(l2S cts. per bushe
NAVAL STORES.-The market for Naval Stores has
been quiet this week. and have sales of importance
any article under this head Spirits Turpen-
little inquiry for common Rosin and prices shade
fmer We quote it at 81 rs per Dbl of $40 lbs No.
but there is nothing doing in these latter varieties
PR0VISI0NS.-The Provision market throughout the
week has been dull and unsettled and prices of mostly
all articles under this head have had declining tenden
Towards the close of the week, however, advices
received from Cincinnati quoting an advance there
in Bulk Meat and Bacon; hence holders here showed
frmness and would not sell unless at an advance of Z
to cent per lb. There has been but little inquiry for
either barreed Beef Fork, but have change
note in prices Lard has been moderately active i'm
proved rates. The market for the week closed with
frmer feeling.
PoRK-Barreled Pork rather quiet, and the only
sale heard of this week $50 bbs. Mess at SI7.-
We continue our quotations as follows viz sl7aI7 I2b
for Mess sl875@l4 for Prime and si3d1S Is fer Rump
BACoN.-The trade have been buying very sparingy,
and only to supply their immediate wants but there has
been quite fair obbing business done with the South
The sales embrace Is hhds Shoulders at TX cts 25 hhds
Sides at cts; so hhds do. at ~ cts and $50 to
10 for Sides. Also $500 to 1000 pieces Hams II
D12H cts The market for the week closed with a shade
| more frmness.
BULK MEAr.-The market at the opening of the week
rather dull and heavy but towards the close there
better inquiry, and prices ruled firmer The only
sales reported 10000 lbs hog round at 6h cts for
Shoulders SIX cts for Sides, and sag cts. for Hams 10
hhds Shoulders at 6 cts 20 hhds and AZ 900 lbs Sides
at cts, and 900 pieces Hams at cts. also hhds
Sides at So cts The market for the week closed at 63
cts for Shoulders SIX cts for Sides, and sac cts for
Hams.
BUTrER.-There was rather more inquiry for Butter
this week and prices of some descriptions shade
frmer. Sales making of fresh Roll at 13616 cts
but common is dull at 10(9l2 cts We quote Western
solid packed at SG10 cts; Gades at 12l6 cts; Goshen
22925 cts City packed for shipping at 1IkGDl2 cts
per h. Eggs are in good supply and are selling at 119
LARD-There has been quite good export demand for
Lard this week and had reported sales of terces
Western Leaf at 9 cts $50 bbs and 60tierces do OK
cts 100 terces do. 90 cts 100 tierces do cts;
and 100 kegs do 10S We quote the market as
sing firm at Gl0 cts for Western in hbs terces
OK cts. for City. and 12Ht912A cts for Refined.
PLASTER.-There is lump Plaster a1oat here at
present, but small sales making from the wharf say
100 to $50 TONS at S. and we quote the market closing
steady at this figure.
! POTATOES.-There is pretty fair demand for Pota
toes, and sales making from the wharf of common
quality at 5O65 cs and good to prime Western MERGERS
| at 70l175 cts per bushel.
RICEThere is pretty fair inquiry for Rice from store
but there is not much activity in the market
case last week We had reported sales of $50 to 200 casks
at 344 cts for fair to good quality but quote strict
ly prime do at AZ cts lb although there is of
| this latter description in market.
| SUGARS.-There las been more active demand for
Sugars this week than has been the for some time
past and sales to some extent were made for refining
purposes and the trade have also been purchasing pretty
freely The transactions for the week add up 67 hhds
h 15S bbs 10 srces and 543 bbs as follows VIZ 100
at 81 rs; 81 hhds Cuba at S. 1S5 hhds and
Cuba at s5l2H 124 hhds and rs bbls Porto Rico at So
so hhds do at S. 125 %; 30 hhds do. at $625G6 5O
so bbls. Cuba at SIS 874; IS boxes brown Havana at
s525, and 470 boxes white do, No l6, $5S7H There
is good supply of Sugars in market but holders al
though not pressing sales show every disposition
the views of buyers. The market for the week closed
| steady at the following quotations, viz:
Cuba ard Island, common to good refining $3.50 assoc
! fair to good grocery. 5 90 (d525
| prlme....., ..,....'.... $50 (d5.S7
New Orleans, fair to good.............. 5 so d6eO
Havana noxo prime Me- - 625 GEO
| Nos. u to 14.............. 5.75 AGES
Nos I6 to IS....."....... 6!75 (G7.25
ToBACCo-The market for Maryland Tobacco remains
unchanged. There is fair demand existing and all the
crop that is received readily taken at full prices
The receipts, however, light. We still quote frosted
Maryland at 81; ground leaf at s34 middling
do: s5GS.5o ard best do S8.5OG12 common crop So 50
leaf $6G65O; and fine at s7l12 We quote Bay Tobacco
as follows tips tails at S35Od4 ground at
dS55o; fine yellow at S950(1l4; and good red s12G
l3 There has been nothing doing Ohio Tobacco this
week We learn that the contract for French Govern
ment has been taken by French house. but that the
amount required this year will be unusually small,
amounting to only hhds of this contract is
generally for the purchase of Ohio Tobacco balance
of Maryland We may therefore look for some activity
shortly in Ohio Tobacco We quote before viz: in
good and fine red and spanged s7d8 and good fine vel
low S9dl2 For Kentucky Tobacco there active
mand existing principally for Mason county We note
sales this week of about 100 hhds new crop at pre-
Vious prices viz: common Tugs at 81 254 rs; good do
at s. 25a5 5o inferior leaf at $575@625; good do at
S6507 so; fine at $750G9 choice at SI0G2 rich heavy
Kentucky at $7d1250. The inspections Of theweek are
4o hhds Maryland 800 hhds. Ohio, and POI hhds Ken
tueky-total $50 hhds
MANUFACTURED ToBAcco-There is still moderate
business doing and prices decidedly rmer We con-
tnue to quote common pounds 7(12 cts; medium do
at l5Gl8 cts good do at 21G25 cts fine do. 2S35 cts
fine SIS and los 1922 cts medium do 14Gl7 cts sound
common do at 9l2 cts and Inferior shipping los 1885,
TALLoW.-We have transactions to note in Tallow
TINS week. but that of the Butchers Association is held
pretty nrmly at 93 cts per Id.
WOOL-The market for Wool is by no means active
yet although there is rather doing it than has
been the case for some time past. Sales making of
unwashed at 1Sdl9 cts. pulled at 22d24 cts and tub
washed at 2S30 cts but there is nothing oine in fleece
and we can give no quotations for it.
WHISKEY.-The Whisky market throughout the
week has been dull and dropping and prices show
cline of y cent per gallon Fridays rates The de-
mand from the South is by no active it was
and with large receipts coming forward the market has
ruled inactive The total sales for the week up only
loVO obls viz 200 bills Ohio at Tx cts 400 bbs do
at cts land 800 bbls do II cts There was nothing
done IN either Country City, but quote them nom
nal at l6H cts for the former and 17l7x cts per gal
lon for the latter To-day the was steady and we
had d, reported ted sales of $50 bbs. Ohio at II cts.
FRElGHTS.-During the week freights to Liverpool
had an advancing tendency but this feeling not so
apparent AZ the close and continue quote at l2d
for grain in shippers bags 3 3D. for Hour and 40. ner
ton for heavy goods ship has been taken up for Bre
men at cent for cotton 27s Maryland tobacco 25s
Tor Virginia do and 40s. for Kentucky do bark of
5O0 tons has been chartered for Maanzas out only on
private terms bark to load grain for Ireland on private
terms; brig of 1900 bbls. for Cardenas and back
at AN cts for sugar. and foreign port charges maid
schooner of 500 bbls for Windward on private terms
schooner OF 100 bbs. for LaguGyra and Porto Cabeo
ana BACK to New York at 81 $780, and foreign port charges
paid There is very little offering Northern and East
ern coastwise ports We quote to Boston and pots in
Maine at 80 cts. per Dbl. for -four and s cts per
bushel for grain to New York sI75 per ton for coal
and cts. per. bushel for grain To Southern norris
the offerings have fallen off the past week We quote
charleston at cts foot cts busheI 60 cts ner
Dbl for whskey and $393.50 per tom to Savannah 10
cts per foot cts per bushel 20 cts per bb for whiskey
30 cts for dry bbs and 81 per tom to Mobile l26l5 cs
per loot ~ cts per gallon for liquor 6275 cts for dry
bbls and SIS ton; New Orleans 102 cts per foot
cts per gallon for liquor so cts for dry bbs and a SO
@$5 per ton.
DRY G0ODS.-We have material change to note in |
the tone of the Dry Goods since last week few
OF the Western merchants have been here but as vet thew
nave done but little in the way of purchasing About
the first of April obbers expect pretty actively
employed and doubt with the well Selected stocks
be disappointed The commission merchants are doing
but little at present. still they hope do fair amount
business with their late Western and Southwestern trade
who as general thing come into market about the mid
die OF next month In the condition
We unable to give reliable quotations. hence we omit
them.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK MARKET, March 21.-Flour &c-West-
ern and State Flour is in moderate demand owing to the
storm, and prices without important variation Small
lots of extra State the dock been at
which is rather under the current rate The better
grades are quite firm but not active Sales of ZOO bhIs
at So lO1o2O for Superfne State and Western. S5 on