The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-11

the week enung september 9TH, lSAS:
City .15GS5 1;7
Uilo. ''''..'.' ''.'.. '.'..... S'a4o
famlIy ....-................... l,3l+
Total-Whcat Four........2G5 1888 757
Together with 53 bbls Rye Flour and so hbds Az
bbs. and s5 half bbls Corn Meal.
GRAlN.-The aggregate receipts 81 goo bush
in excess of last week, being 900 bushels All des
crlpons have been very active at full rates.
WHEAr-The offerings of both white and red have beer
somewhat less than last week. OF white there beer
10000 bush and Of red II 900 bush The higher grade
have been particularly active and buoyant while the
ceps, have been rather slower prices somewhat uctu
ang. The market opened 1l5dl and l25 cents for
common to medium whites 1904 l5 cents for fair, 14o
l4o ana l5O cents for COED to prime and lj5 cents fo
choice. Reds have been in good demand l25G
cents for fair to good and 132d135 for prime II
the absence OF any shipping demand yesterday, and thu
local milling demand being entirely supplied the market
closed dull, with decline of fully white but red
remained active full rates The offerings tp-dav were
90 600 bushels, which than equal to the demand
CoRN.-The offerings this week have been 19 GOO bush
els white and Is bushels yellow The market has hpen
somewhat irregular, opening ST S2cts for white sci
ling two days since at S2S3cts duh again yesterday AT
SOdS2 cts and closing to day duh with light receipts
5000 bushels, and further declining 7SdSO cts Yellow
mas been more regular with steady demand and ad
vancing tendency. Sales the opening were made at
9oG u cts; subsequently an advancing tendency was
manifested with sales on Wednesday Scots inferior
9Id96cs. for fair to prime and choice at 100 cts
weight, yesterday the market became weaker. sales
making at 81 95cts and to-day it closes dull with 600
bushels Offering, and sales at 90 92 cts We note the ey
port tfOreign) this week of 4544 bushels
KYE-The offerings have been very light, being only
400 bush There has been quite fair demand, Mary
land selling steadily at Is cts and PENNSYLVANIA at S5
Sc cts and yesterday 81 To-day the receipts were
500 bush, with sales of Maryland at - cts
oATsThe receipts have been very heavy being - 600
bush in excess of last week and making total Of A.
push The offerings have been nearly altogether of Mary
land which is about equal in quantity this Penn
sylvania though the crop from all sections of the
country is vastly inferior to last years being very light
in weight. Old Oats command from to cts per bush
more tlln new. Sales OF MARYLAND made
opening at 4d 45 cts subsequently, they improved some
what selling at 4 45 and &c cts but Yesterday they were
again weaker selling at 40G 43 and closing day
rather dull at this figure Pennsylvania sold at 43a46
cts for new and 81 cts for Some prime Virginia
brought IS cts.
GUANO.-There is only moderate demand existing
and prices unchanged. We continue to remark that
the price ofthe agent of the Peruvian Government $50
per long ton Dealers are selling at SG2 GA long ton
c"rdng to quantity purchased California Guano selling
at $40 per short ton in small quantities. 50
per long ton according to quantity. The supply of A.
Mexican is very light and quote it e22 5Od25 per
ton according EQUALITY and Sombrero $50 per long ton
Reese'S Manipulated Guano sells at Sl7 Rhodes Suner
Phosphate of Lime Begs do at sI5 per 600 lbs
The imports this week 80 Peruvian from Chncha
Islands, and $50 tons from New York.
GuNNY BAGS.-The demand is good at 10G13 cts for
small and large size.
Hay AND sTRAW-continued dun. wcquote Timothy
at Sl2d14 per ton and Rye Straw at SlNGl2
HEMP.-Sales of 100 bales Manila at X cts per b.
decline OF cent We quote American rough at $11O,
dressed do at $500 100 and Russia at 5000 per ton.
HlDESIhe market is bare of foreign Hides. for which
the demand is fair. We quote nominay Buenos Ayres
at 27a27H cts; Rio Grande 26ka27 and Porto Ca
bello at 22G22R Wet county slaughtered are selling
at G9R cts dry do at II d16 and city aughtered
at kGio% cts. There were no imports this week
INDlG0.-There is fair demand for small lots at pre-
vlouS rates We quote common to fair Manila at 30d50
cents good to prime 70S0 cents Caracas S5a 90 cents
and Madras S5(d90. cents.
LEATHER-There has been better demand this week
but we cannot note great activity in the market We
quote city slaughtered at 29G31 cents. country do 6 90
81 cents city harness leather black 29d3I cents country
do 229 cents; upper in rough hide S$G so calf skins
Sl2td2O per dozen, and unfinished do. S20d30
LUMBER.-The receipts of Lumber this week have
been very light though sufficient to keeppace with the de
mand Prices are unchanged. and We continue to quote
white pine boards and plank at sl3d II 80 for curg
25 for select and $50 for clear Hemoc rails and
lings s10d1 do joiss s95od1O; whit" pine siding Sl2G
a. Flooring and white pine dressed SlST20 Sales are
making Pensacola ard Jacksonville flooring at SIS
a 20 Charleston river "a do at S14G16 do bright ~
and 81 do at SlSd2o; and bill stuff at s2Od22 per 1000
feet Shingles selling at S57 according quality
M0LASSES.-We have no sales to note this week The
market has ruled very dull We continue to quote Cuba
Muscovado ut 30d34 cts; claved do 29d30 cts Porto
Rico "a AL cts English Island 32G35 cts and New Or
cans at 49d 80 cts The imports so hhds and 20 pun
cheons from Cuba.
METALS.-The market continues very dali at steady
rates.
IRoS.-We quote Baltimore Forge at s25 Charcoal No
Wheel $50; No. l Foundry s26G27; No do. S25G26
Anthracte No. do. S25 No. do at S24: No 3 Forge
3 Scotch Pig $24G25 Boiler Blooms s6Od65 for best
charcoal.
NALs-Are still selling at s312%T3 25 for Id and up
wards
CorpER-Is steady at the advance noticed last week
Baltimore and English Sheathing at % cts Copper Bolts
1T SO cents, and Nails at Is cents
YELLOW METAL.-American is selling at 2l Z cts, Eng
sh at the same figure, and Bolts at % cents per Ib
TINS steady at the decline noticed last week. We
luoe C. at 50 % and Y at 81 per box; Banca Tin at
30 cents per b. Speter at cents and Pig Lead at a7
cents.
NAVAL sToREs-we notice very m derate trans actions
through the week at about rates We quote Spirits Tur
Dentne at 4Sd49 cents; rosin 81 550l GO; No
at 81 S02 No at 81 SOFAS 25 and white at s4 so Tar is
slightly advanced, selling at s. II and Pitch
0n.s.-There is essential change to note All de
'crptons continue very dull We quote Olive at s3f
sale of Is bbls Western Lard Oil at SIS cts We quote
Winter Sperm 81 3d 35 per gallon; beached do at
81 35d1 40 Crude Whale 60d65 cts blcachad Winter
DO at 75d so cts ETHEREAL Oil is selling at 54G 56 cts
and Camphene at "a cts.
PROVISIONS-The market has been very iull through.
nut the week In Bulk Meats have sales report
quotations are nominay 64 cts for Shoulders and SdS4
cts for Sides In Bacon sales Of 80 hhds Shou
lers in lots cts and to-day 60 hhds do in two
lots at 7Ed74 cts: also some 200 hhds shoulders and
Sides in lots by the jobbers 77 cts for the former
and 9a9S cts for the latter 15oo pieces Hams at1oA
only so bbs choice Mess at S7 62k and 40 bb do at
sl7 5o we quote Prime at sl5 and Rump at s3 So Beef
has been quiet at $3.50 for Baltimore packed Mess. and
sl3 for No Lard has been quiet at 1lAG12 cts.
Western and II cts. for City
BUTTER.-The demand this week has been very light
We quote Western at 1ll2 cents Gades at II
Shipping Butter at cents with sales of $50 kegs
at the latter figure e..
CHEEsE-There has been a little better demand this
week with sales of $50 boxes Eastern English Dairy at
12H cents 800 boxes Western do. 1Odl0H cents 100
boxes Eastern cutting at cents and 200 boxes Western
PLASTER-Is unchanged. There have been no i'm
ports during the week. Wequote it at 50 75d3.
S0APS-Are unchanged We quote CASTLE at 12Gl3
cts. Kendall's and Van Hagan's Chemical Olive *
cts and we note sales 300 boxes Sawyers do
at cents Olene is still quoted at S% cts.
RiCE,-We are without any transactions to note this
week. The market has ruled uncommonly dull at \ a.
So cts The imports y terces from Savannah and
547 tierces from Charleston.
SUGAR.-we have again to note a very inanimate mar
ket. The regular trade demand has alone animated it.
there having been demand from the reincrs. The
sales include 80 hhd Cuba in lots at 81 50S so 60 hhd
New Orleans g. Is hhds do at 81 50d9 10 hhds Porto
Rico at SS25 20 hhds do at S. and today 20 hhds Cuba
s775 and Is hhds Porto Rico at % We continue
quote Cuba English Island and Porto Rico refining
at 81 25d7 62R Cuba fair to good at 81 T5dS.25 prime
do sS506875 Porto Rico fair good at sSS 80; prime
do s9d935, and New Orleans at 81 75G9: The imports
179 hhds and 81 bbls from Porto Rco and 61 hhds
IL tierces English Island.
REFINED SUGARs.-The following the current rates
of the Baltimore and Marylan Refineries:
CASH PRICES BY TWENTY OR MORE PACKAGES
For fire less than tcenty packages, &c. additional
Bills payable within ten days
Double Refined Crushed. d..................1ls .. "
Double Refined Powdered .................H '' q
Double Refined Granulated. ..... ..........11B g
:, Sirce a Srusled ..-.., :....- -...-iI
B Crushed, Powdered and Granulated. -. l0% %
Is Loaf. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 114 Il :"
COFFEE OR SOFT CRUSHED SUGARS
Refined White A.. Hog cts per lb
Refined White Circle A...................1G4 A.
Refined White B....... .....,.........lo1
hellneu lelloW C-.......... va -
Yellow Sugars of lower grades at prices according
quality. ..-....
.- SYRUP IN BARRELS.
Golden Syrup tsuperior sc cts. per gall
Golden syrup. ...53 " "
Sugar House Syrup. ....4S "
In half bbls., three and in kegs six cents additional
SEEDS.-There has been very little doing in Grass
Seeds Sales of 100 bushels Coverseed s so measure
for old; is held at 1878 Timothy has been very dull
Of ~