The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-05
BALTIMORE, SATURDAY, JANUARY

GCANO.-There is very little doing in Guano. the
season being over We continue to quote the Agents
price for Peruvian Guano at SEQ per long ton, and
that OF dealers S6lG62 according to quantity Ichaboe
Guaao is held at S4S by the importer $50 by
Johnsons Island at s25d2S, and Bakers and Jar
vls Islands at S3S(d40 We quote California Eide
Island Guano at $40 per long ton; Mexican 2Oa2Z
per ton according to quality Mexican at $l6 Sonlbrero
at S2S30 per 1ng ton Nevassa at per long ton by inn
porters and S23 by dealers and Columbian S9 per
long ton Manipulated Guano sells $i7. WhiteocE &
Co.'S Rhodes and DeBergs Super Phosphate of Lime and
Maryland Company's Super Phosphate of Lime at si3
The imports tn week are l JIG tons Peruvian.
GINSENG.-There is nothing doing in Ginseng but We
quote it nominal at 40di5 cts per ID.
GUNNY' BAGS.-Gunny Bags are still selling at IL
CTS; Tor small, and lldS cts each for large.
Hay AND STRAW.-We continue to quote Uav at sl4
dl5 ton for prime baled Timothy, which figure
itis in good demand. There stock of Straw here
but Rye would sell -eadiiy if here at sl6 per ton.
HEMP.-There is nothing doing in Hemp and in the
absence of transactions give reliable quotations
for it.
HIDES.-The market continues bare of foreign Hides
We quote City slaughtered Hides at S%G9 cts and wet
Country slaughtered at 7(IS cts.
HOPS-Hops may be quoted at 1920 cts for old, and
25d2 cts per h. for but there is little demand
for them and We hear Of no sales worth mentioning
IRON.-There is nothing whatever doing in Iron, so
far as we advised but the rates unchanged and
we quote Charcoal Iron before s27 so for Baltimore
thracite do at S23a2i for No l, S2223 for No 2 and
S2l22 for No. g. but for large lots of Anthracite Iron
lower figures would be accepted Scotch Pig may be
quoted at $22 ex ship and S23d2i from the yards and
we quote Blooms at S40d45 for pudled and S6Od so
per ton for best Charcoal Bar Iron may be quoted at S55
lGoO per ton for common English rolled SOS 70 re-
fined do and $60G65 fol refined American do Nails are
sl selling at S29OG3 per 100 lbs for Cut ID and up
wards, but the demand for them is quite limited
lNDlGO.-We still quote Indigo as follows viz at l35
lal70 cts for Bengal 95G145 fol Kurpah 75d95 cts
for Madras; S5G5o cts for 20 fair Mania 60
ll5 cts for good to prime do 100dl10 Caracas;
and 1O5dll35 cts. per ID. for Guatemala
LEATHER.-Tnere is nothing doing in Leather We
quote City slaughtered at 3ld33 cs Country 27
a30 cts. Rough Skirtng 262s cts Spanish Sole % 29
cts City harness Leather, black, 3335 cts Country do
a M hae do Cts ca 81 skins
LUMBER There is no change to note in the Lumber
market The stock in first hands is very light and there
is but little demand existing. Prices almost nominal
and We quote as follows: White Pine according quail
and PANEL sl2l5 for siding, and SIS for bill stuff
Hemock rails and scantling sl05oGl1, jois sl0dl0 So
We quote Poplar plank at sl6a19; boards sl4Gl6 Ash
plank Sl60lS and Oak boards sl5@lS, according to
quality.
MoLAssEs. There has been but little inquiry this
week for Mol asses and movement of consequence
taken place in it. New Orleans held pretty firmly at
32d3' cts but foreign is dull and heavy at former
quotations viz: 17d20 cts for Cuba 1Sd2O cts for En-
glish Island and 2530 cts for Porto Rico There have
been no receipts of any variety this week
MADDhR-Madder is still quoted at 10kG12L cts.
per 10 Tor ood to prime Dutch Ombro, but hear of
sales being made.
MILL FEED We quote Brown Stuff this week at IA
NAVAL SToRES-There has been no movement Of
consequence this week in Naval Stores but we quote
Spirits rurpenne on last week at SO ass per gallon
common Rosn at 81 .20g1 25 No. . do at Si50a1 rs;
Pitch @ at sl;75@2 and Tar at s225@2 so per bbl.
oLs-oils are very dull. but still quote Sperm at
cts for fall and 15516e cts for winter crude
Whale at 6062 cts bleached Patent at 6o6s cts Solar
at 6S(7o cts; Sea Eephan 'O975 cts; and Lard at o.
GeS cts per gallon Lnseed Oil is selling at IS cts and
quote ETHEREAL Oil at 44d46 cts and Campbene at Is
cts per gallon.
PROVISIONS There has been more done in provi.
SONS TINS week than for week two past we note
decided Improvement in the general of the mar
ke and an advance in the prices Of of the leading
articles.
BULK MEAT.-We have reported sales this week of so
600 lbs Sides on the spot at cts cash. 10000 lbs Shou
ders and Sides deliverable during January in Philade
pha al 6R and SH cts, % hhds Shoulders the SPOT
at 67s cts, and SEQ pieces do. at 4 We quote Shoul
Gers as closing steady at 6 cts and Sides s1 per
lb. on the spot.
BAcoN.-There is pretty good retail demand for
Bacon but very few large lots selling. The this
to 200 hhds Bacon in small lots at 7xG73 cts for
Shoulders, and 94 G9H cts. for Sides and we quote
Bacon as closing steady at these figures
BEEF-There is very little doing in Beef but we quote
II per bbl. for Mess. ~
cts per b6 We note sales of loo bbs. sl625 and $50
oois at SIG 50 per bb andwe quite tas closing firm
Prime and Rump Pork at s13 per bhl
LARD.-The only transactions in Lard we have heard
OF this week is sale of 90 kegs Western cts but we
quote Lard in bbls and tierces at lna104 per bbl
BUTTER-Butter continues dull our former quota
tions viz 9l1 cts for solid packed Western l2d6 cts
for Glades l2Gl4 cts. for Roll Isaac cts for
prime do; and l9 G22 cts. for Goshen
CHEEsE-Cheese is dull but steady at the following
rates viz: lOGlOH cts for Western cutting; 1lGl1I
daily, and l2Xldl4 cts. for Eastern do
PLASTER-We quote Plaster last week at So S7%
for hard, and So per ton for soft.
PofAToES-Potatoes are getting scarce and they are
quite trn We quote white Mercers at S0G9O cts per
bushe. at which figures they are in active demand
POWDER.-We have no change note in the rates for
Powder, and still quote Hazards Dupons and Beat
ys at s325 for blasting and SIS sporting per keg Of
% lbs.
RlCE-Rice ruled during the early part of the week
at ~ a3A cts for fair TO prime, but within the day
or two it has improved, and quote to-day at 4
cts for fair to prime lots The transactions in it this
week have been unmporant.
SUGA tS-The transactions in Sugars this week have
been quite light but the market for them throughout it
has been pretty firm in tone The embrace some 40
to so hhds of various descriptions within the range of
quotations. which are as follows viz S5.25d5
lining grades Cuba and English Isand s562k for
;rocery grades Cuba; s562HGI7 for common to prime |
'orto Rico; and s6.5O(G7 so for New Orleans
REFINED SUGARS Prices for Refined Sugars are un- |
'hanged but there dong them the market
s hTmer in tone The following the quotations Of
Mess's Dougherty, Woods Co, of the Baltimore Steam
Sugar Refinery, viz: /
CASH PRICES BY TWENTY OR MORE PACKAGES.
1ou"e y cts. lb.
Double Refined Cracked Loaf