The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-18

Previously reported. 66i,752 1,o42,s27 2,925775
Since Jan. 1st...... sl352ol2 s2,5S7,72S $5Ol9l79
The Philadelphia Ledger of to-day says:
There is change in the money market in either sup
ply demand Good short paperi placed at lOper cent
and call loans at 6G7 per cent.
Mr. Arthur, Superintendent of the Illinois Central
rites under date of the 18th
1.-The largest freight earnings made by road
in one day were Observation-Disclosures The weather Is fine
for farmers to gather their and take it market and
if the price higher should be overwhelmed with
it, As it is, find it difficult to do the business offered
promptly. There half the corn in this
State at this of the year before Large shipments
are making South. apprehend danger the ship
ments produce South Immense quantities needed
and if the shipments made insecure will be
and suffering will be the result The people of the South
| know this and will be governed accordingly"
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
| ,,,,,-, WEDNESDAY, Jan. II.
| COFFEE.-CoGee continues in good demand and quite
firm The sales to day add about 1900 bags and they
include $50 bags Rio at II cts 500 bags do at l2A cts
1000 bags do at 12H cts, and 200 bags do at 12A cts
Rio closes steady at II d24 cts for fair good
cts. green l4l4K cts for white Porto Rico at S
134 cts for green, and Java at 16d17 cts the latter
figure being for Government We note the arrival here
5000 bags Coffee, and of the bark 'Winefed" with
cargo OF LOO bags do These arrivals increase the stock
here to about e, coo bags
| FLOUR-There is good inquiry for Flour, but very
little has been done in it today buyers and sellers being
have heard of is of $50 bills Howard Street Super
$3.50 per Dbl Both Howard Street and Ohio Super
| fbr as we could learn there buyers at over
$3.50 per bb at which price however sales
may be quoted at S. 25d55O per Dbl, the latter figure
being generally asked for it. There has been no move
ment in Extra Flour for day past but we quote
IT steady at the following rates. viz $5s7KG6 for
Ohio, S6G612S for Howard Street; s65o@675 reg
| Mills.
FAMILY FLouR.-We quote Family Flour as before at
1915 for Wechs, IS for the best brands Baltimore
| Street.
D, RYE FLOUR AND Coas Native continue to quote
the last day two, and it is held at 37B per Dbl
| for both Baltimore and Brandywine.
GRAlN.-There was very little done in Grain this
morning, but the market toerably firm for all des
crptons Sales reported 800 bushels good red
Wheat at l55 ct delivered at tie Point which is equal
white do. at 150G15S cts. Prime white may be quoted
at l6O9le5 cts, and for strictly choice do 40
ing and the only sale reported of $50 bushels
good new yellow at &c cts. We quote Corn however
Tor new yellow and 20 cts per bushel for old do There
was no Rye and only about 900 bushels Oats
Pennsylvania, and quote Rye as before at rs cts for
| Maryland and 80 cts. for Pennsylvania.
MOLASSES.-We have transactions to note to-day
in Molasses. New Orleans is held firmly at 36a39 cts
but foreign dull and heavy at the following rates viz
| 25dS0 cts. for Porto Rico
MISREPRESENTATION continue active and the
1eeng in the market is quite buoyant We have report
ed today sales of 15O bbs. Mess Pork sls 80 bbs do
at $3.50 40 bbls. Rump do s13 per bbl so bbIs
Lard at 10 600 pieces loose Bulk Hams cts;
20 hhds Bulk Shoulders and Sides at * and OK cts
10 hhds old Bacon Sides at OK cts So hhds do at OK
cts 10000 lbs new Bacon Shoulders loose at cts
of 80 to DO hhds Shoulders and Sides in lots
at Sa and l04 cts. Bulk Meat closes firm to-day at TX
and ~ cts for Shoulders and Sides and new Bacon at
Sgsa cts: for Shoulders, and lo@o4 cts for Sides
that Bacon Sides selling there I'm Fer lb
cash cash Mess Pork may be quoted closing at SIS;
Prme DO at Sl4, Rump do at $3.50, and we quote
Beef at s250 for Baltimore No. J. s6 per Dbl for do
RICE-Rice is quiet but firm at sa6a4 cts. for good
10 prime lots We note the receipt here to-day of 191
terces from Charleston.
SUBMISSIVE are again without transactions to note
in Sugars There is but little inquiry them and for
all varieties the market rather heavy Our quotations
are however still as follows viz s55O5 S for refining
grades Cuba and English Island; s6G6 so for grocery
grades Cuba; S5.75@g725 for common to prime Porto
FlS9 and so for common to prime New Orleans
. SEEDS-Ihere is a good inquiry for Cloverseed and
the market for it is quite firm in Sales ere made
on Change of some 400 to 500 bushels good as55
Igo4o put strictly prime parcels are held at $3.50 per
bushel OF "a lbs We quote Timothy Seed as before at
$l:75q2, and Flaxseed at s1.25@l35 per bushe but
both these articles are very dull.
SALT.-Salt is quiet, but we quote Liverpool at 95a
100 cts for Ground Alum, lG0 cts. for Marshas and
Jeffrey Darcys fine and 1s5 cts. per sack for Ashons
90 Turks Island Salt is still quoted 2OG25 cts per
bushel but cargo could not be sold these figures
WHlSkEY.-Whskey is rather lower to-day. There
however some inquiry fer it, and have reported
sales Of 100 bbls Country IS cs and of $50 bbls Ohio
~ Dds OF which were sold late yesterday at lSx cts
City Is held atlSH cts but there is none selling
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Jan. H-C.rTrr
last market day, but there good demand for them
and prices were pretty well maintained. The offerings
at the scales reached 900 head which were driven
to Philadelphia 100 were left over unsod and the re.
naming $50 head taken up by Baltimore butchers
per 100 lbs. gross 4
HoGs-The receipts of Hogs continue to be limited,
ana the market for them is in consequence firm They
SHEEP.-Sheep are in fair supply but they are I'M |
changed in price, and we still quote them $4d5 per
leo lbs. gross.
DOMESTIC MARKETS..
NEW YORK MARKETS, Jan. l6.-Flour, &c.-The |
State and WESTERN s5,45G5 so for extra state; s55Oa
56o for choice do for the low grades of West
ern extra S575d5s5 for shipping brands of hoop
extra Ohio and 25 trade brands do Southern
Flour is freely offered, and the low grades are easier;
so for miXed to good superfne Baltimore, Alex
andria &c, and s61oG725 for the better grades Rive
So 4O420 Corn Meal is in fair supply and ouietsaIss
Of Jersey at $50 and Brandywine IS 5OG3 co. Buck
weat Flour is in steady request-saes s212&6237x
per 100 lbs Grain-The market for Wheat opened quite
dull and heavy but the close of Change prices slight
y Yielded and at the concession better demand OBJ
tanned The sales are 10000 bushels sII9G1 23k for
Chicago the latter rate last evening" al 80 for Mil
waukie club; 13O1 81 for amber Iowa and Wisconsin,
80 FOR prime red Western in store sl35 for red Ken
lucky; $l5l for white Indian and 81 SAX for white
Michigan Corn is not active and prices have again de-
clined the unpleasant weather checks business The
sales are 500 bushels at 20 Western mixed in
store II cts for do delivered 1904 cts for old
round yellow. Provsions-Pork is better and in fair
of AGO bbs sly 25al7 so for Mess SIS
for heavy uninspected, and s13l2K Gl3 IS for prime
fee,-There is nothing doing this morning lava wa.
IN better request yesterday afternoon and 900 mats sold
1t l6 and rs bags Government cts Rio has been
fair request at steady pricessaes of $50 bags at 12X
u.s. Laguayra sold at 10 and Jamaica at 10y cts
Orleans has been in fair demand 400 bbs
s9e Yesterday at 37qSs cts Foreign isdu su.
market is very dull though pricesare sustain
Cd Cuba sells at 5(aek cts Stuart's refined are selling
as ioGws Best crushed 81 cts, circle do s cts
Ashes.-The market is unchanged-a fair demand nra
Ss1sale; Of pots at s. and pearls at s5l2x Metals
scotch pig iron is held very firmly but with very little
LONG at $20922 per The receipts are chiefly going
INTO store American is firm at s22a23 Copper is Quiet
rate request with small sales of Banca at 27Has cts
md Straits at 26x d27 cts Of Spelter sales were made
light at s3s7H@45 per 100 lbs for common to prime
NhskeyThe market lower and more active-sales of
100 bbls. ct 1sx@19 cts
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Jan. 1e-At Aller.
on's the receipts 3236 Beeves rs Cows 2I5 veals
ng's 127 Beeves 81 Cows veas and 455 Sheep and
.smbs AT oBran's, Al Beeves, 26 Cows 80 veas, and
SIS Sheep andLanbs At Bergen the sales were about
so Beeves: The Beef Cattle market today is dull and
and prices are declining. The poorer grades are
xtra and premium grades rather steady and show
ut little change We quote from 51@9X cts and pre-
mum at l0G1Oh cts. The best cattle scarce and the
tocks mostly composed of the lower grades The re-
eipts from the several States foows-From mi.
OILS e5s; New York 725; Pennsylvania AS; Ohio 6Se;
entucky ia Indiana 2Ss, Virginia 125; Michigan 3d.
owa 75 Canada IL; Missouri Co. New Jersey a. and ,
Connecticut 81. Mich Cows selling moderately at
prices veal calves at 3(GbS cents; extra,
al cts. Swine have been in steady demand, and at
ne close there about 1900 unsold and $50 expected
rive TINS morning-we quote at 5H@5H for prime
ID s9eep and Lambs.-The market to-day is very hea
anu prices are from so to rs cts per head lower than
United. ~ 'eeh 9ui'e isis anu saieS
cbsnra Il MARKETS. jan 1s-There is no
or nome use or export the being mostly to snnnIv
e fr q, from $3.50 for superne, $3.50
or fancy brands as in quality; standard Syra Pc vi
comparatively scarce and held firmly at our lowest
Wheat there is rather doing and some 600 bnsb
ave been taken mostly for shipment 81 sol IS for
AIR to good and prime Western and Pennsylvania reds
Ihch Is an advance, including lots Of common
M fair Southern do. at $13l@136, and white at from