The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-16
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tal-Wheat Flour 16.72S 271
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ket generally has been very nanmate though matera
change has taken place in quotations
Wharf.-The receipts have been very light, being only
$1,000 bushels white and II 900 bushels red The low and
medium grades of white have somewhat declined and
market for them has been heavy the higher grades
ever, have been steady and in request, with small sup
ply. Sales made at 11Od1l4 for common to
medium grades, l20di25 cents fair 3Odl35 cents for
good and llOG l4j cents for choice family -four samples
Red Wheat has been in better demand and the market
quite firm, sales making at 115dl2O fair good
and IL cts for prime with sales to-day at 12}
prime.
Corn The offerings have been light this week, but
fully equal to the demand OF white there wcrr II OO0
bush and of yellow 5000 bush at market The market
has been dull at 7dSO cents for good to prime old white
5la6o cents for do, S6dSs for good prime
old yellow, and G7 cents for do. To-day reces
were light and the market unchanged
RfE-The offerings this week have been heavier than
for some time past, being $500 bush. The market has
been quiet but steady at S5S7 for Pennsylvania
and 7oa72 cents for Maryland Sales of Maryland to-day
| at Il cents.
! oArs-ITave been firm with a good demand The of
ferlngs have been 2l 900 bush and sales of MARYLAND
were made at % 40 cents for inferior to common and ~
44 cents Tor good to prime Pennsylvania brought 46
As and SO cents for good to very prime Today the OF
fe ings were 5000 bush, with sales of Maryland 42G
| 43 cents
GUANO-The demand for Peruvian Guano has entirely
exhausted the stock, and there is how in
the hands of the agent dealers The latter have ad
Vanced the price to S636l per long ton but that of the
agent of the Peruvian Government still 500 We quote
California Guano $40 per short ton; A. A. Mexican at
SG25 per ton according to quality, and Sombrero at
So per long ton Reeses Manipulated Guano sells at
SAL Rhodes super Phosphate of Lime and DE Berg'S
do. at S45 per 1000 lbs.
| GuNNY BAGS-Are in good'request and firm at the
quotations We quote small and large size at 10d13
HlDES-We are still without any transactions to note
We continue to quote nominay BuenOs Ayrcs at 27d27
cents Rio Grande 26& ar cents and Porto Cabello at
s4q94 cents; dry do IA 16 city slaughtered
at 9%Glo4 cents The imports of the week 40
Laguayra and Is from Nassau
| HAY AND SfRAW-Are still very dull at S10D12 per
| ton.
H0PS-Are very light request at 15 cts for new and
| o4I0 cts per ID for old as to quality.
HEMP-Is unchanged, and dull at X cts. per III. for
Manila Sl15l20 per for American rougl $50
dressed do and 500 for Russia.
INDIGO.-The market continues very firm at the quo
ations viz 3050 cts. for to fair Manila, So 95
cts for good to prime S5G95 cents for Caracas and S5
| 80 cents for Madras
IR0N.-Therc is little change to note. The mar
ket continues very quiet at the quotations. We quote
Charcoal Forge at s25; Charcoal No Wheel $50; No l
Foundry S26G27 No. do. s25a26 Anthracite No. do
tons; Scotch Pig 2 Boiler Blooms S60d65 for best char
coal.
LEATHER-The stocks of Leather are increasing and
the market has rather downward tendency with limited
sales Wedo not alter quotations, which oows:
viz: City slaughtered 29d3 cents; country do 26a29
cents; city harness leather black 332 cents country
do 2729 cents upper in rough hide S@505; calf skins
| Sl2yd2O per dozen, and finished do S2oa3o
! MoLASSES.-The market continues very dull, and we
without any sales of consequence to note this week by
auction hhd Porto Rico at 81 d27E cts We con
tnue quote Cuba Muscovado 80 3 cents do clayed
2sr3O cents; Porto Rico 30d scents English Island
30Gl32 cents; and New Orleans IS 80 cents The i'm
ports are 199 hhds ties and 1S7 bbs from Matanzas.
market as has been the case for several weeks past has
been very dull We continue to uote fair to GOOD at
~ cents ana prime at 9,dSA cts Sales to-day Of 10
uerces good new crop at 3 cts The crop is just
coming forward, and this is the first sale The imports
are 100 terces from Savannah.
METALS-NAILs.-We notice a continued good demand
at S3.l2% G3,25 for 4d. and upwards.
YELLOW METAL.-American and English Sheathing i.
seng at u cents and Bolts at 2i,a2l cents per lb
TIN-We continue to quote l. C. at 1926 and I X. at
Sll per box; Banca Tin at 80 cents per b., Specr at
cents, and Pig Lead at g. al cents
NAVAL STORES-There has been n fair demand n nre
yOuS rates We quote Spirits Turpcntine 50u5 cts
common Rosn at 81 65d 20; No at g d225: No. /
at S275d4. Tar at 81 2.25 and Pitch at 81 per Dbl
OlLS-Wc have to notice dull market at previous
rates. We quote Olive at S325 per dozen for quarts
Winter Sperm at Sl33d1 35 per gallon; blcached do
$35 4O Crude Whale at 60 cents bleached winter
do at 75S0 cents ETHEREAL oil is selling at 80 cents
and Camphene at 55 cts.
PROvIsIoNS.-The market opened on Saturday with
an active inquiry, and marked advance uncured
and cured meats, which advance has been fully main
tained throughout the week and fair trade experienced
with light stock of Bacon to operate In Bulk Meat
there were sales Saturday of 900 lbs Shoulders at
cents, and 900 pieces Hams at cents Sides held
at cents In Bacon notice sales of 10 hhdS Sides at
cents and 20 hhds do at cents and some 900 hls
Shoulders and Sides, in lots of to Is hhds at and
cents. Pork has been steady with a fair inquiry,
sales of 70 bills Ness at sl7 Prime is held at ia So and
we had reported sales of 1870 bbls Rump arrive at
$3.50 Beef is steady with light sales SIS for Balti
more Mess and So for No L Lard dull at IL cents for
Western and 10 cents f'r City.
BUrTER.-The transactions have been principally in
Glades, Of which we note sales of 150O kegs at 16dS
quote Western packed at 1lGl2 cents and shipping But
ter at 124@13 cents.
CHEEsE-There has been good inquiry this week. and
the market is rmer at an advance Sales Of 200 boxes
Western Cutting at SGS& cents 500 Eastern o. at I a
Ok cents 300 boxes Western English Dairy at loG1oG
cents, and 80 boxes Eastern do. at lldl2k cents.
PlASTER-We still quote at $2.75 per ton.
SuGAR-There is little change to note this week.
The market has continued to rule very dull to yes
terday when we notice little inquiry, but nothing
approaching activity The sales of the week include IL
hhds. Cuba at 81 %; 10 hhds. Porto Rico at SS75 IS
terms,
lS7 hhds Porto Rico at S795ds 35 100 bbls do 81 a
775 and 25 hhds Cuba at 70 and by private con
tract SO hhd Porto Rico at 81 75S75 10 hhds
at S775 The sales to-day 40 hhds Porto Rico IS D.
The market closes rather quiet at the quotations viz
Rico at $675G7.25 fair to good Cuba at S75OG7 rs;
prime do sS25; fair to good Porto Rico $775dS and
prime to choice do. SS75a925. The imports are SO
boxes from Nassau and 23S boxes from Mantanzas.
REFINED SUGARS The following are the cnrrent rates
| of the Baltimore and Maryland refineres
CASH PRICES BY TWENTY OR PACKAGES.
For fire or less than t,Centy packages &c additional
Bills payable within ten days.
DouSI Re[ned E1ti CrIcd cts peril
| Double Refined Powdered. 10 :" "
| Double Refined Granulated. ..........1OB -
D[Ge D TIs a Sr4shea' % ';.....lo
Crushed, Powdered and Granuated.. 9a " @
| LOAF 10s " 90
COFFEE OR SOFT CRUSHED SUGARS.
ReGme% Witt Gircc sS cts per ln
Refined White B........ .........-...... OK %
| f'enheu elbow C... So - d"
quality.
! SYRUP BARRELS.
Golden Syrup (superior) ...........5 cts per gall
Golden Syrup ........................43 " g
| SugarHouse Syrup. 60 %
| SEEDS.-The market has been very dull throughout
| the week. day, however, notice some movement
with sales of 90 bus Coverseed at S575 per "a lbs
and $50 bus Timothy at 81 per Is lbs We quote Clover
seed at $5G2&G575 Timothy at 81 and Flaxseed 81 GO
(d165.
SALTThe market has been rather quiet at about pre-
vlous rates We quote Ground Alum at rs cents per
| hna anr,tc n,l A,l,o In
cts. Turks Island is selling at 2Od22 cts per bushe
| The imports are 100 tons rock salt.
SOAP-We quote CASTLE at 12G.13 cents, Chemical
| Olive at 6d7R cents and Oleine at S8cents.
STARCi.-The demand is limited, and we note sales of
500 boxes at 6(G6H cents.
SrlCEs-The market has been rather dull. We quote
Pepper at 94@94 cents; Pimento 7d74 cents Gloves
at 94G9% cents; India Ginger at 81 (G cents; African
do 6Ad7 cents Cassa at 2sd3O cents Mace 5O55 cents
| and Nutmegs at COATS cents
| STANES-Continue dull forwer quotations We
quote Shocks with heads at S75 Rough Oak Pipe
Slaves at $4,000 per LOCO; do HogsIeads S25d40 do
Barrel single stuff at SlSd25; do. double stun at s3O
33; Red Oak Hogshead at s6G30; do -four Barrel slOG
II The range given above quality and quantity
Second hand empty barrels selling at % eacl
| delivered.
TOBACCO-The crop of Maryland Tobacco having been
nearly all sent to market the receipts quite light
Ihere has been good demand this week from shippers
and all that reaches the market is readily taken at fully
loer prices we sun quote common t" good crop at 81
as the bulk of the sale being at S5d750. The demand
for ONO Tobacco has also been good with about
ooo mas within the range OF quotations. viz Common
spangled mixed with green $6(a55O; common to good
mddllng red spanged S65Od7 so; good fine red and
yellow spanged SSd10, and good fine yellow ncud-
ing choice hhds Sl1d15 Heavy Kentucky Tobacco is in
fair demand with moderate sales this week but Mason
county is neglected We continue to quote heavy Ken
lucky at SS914 and Mason county at s6ldl3 The in
spectons of the week l53 hhds Maryland and 159
hhds. Ohototal 312 hhds. Exported this week $40
hhds.
MANUFACTURED ToBACCo-The demand is sufficient to
carry OIL the receipts which heavy and stocks
prevented from accumuating We sti quote common to
good common pounds at lea 20 cts medium do 20 24 cts
good do 25d30 cents fine do 050 cts fine SIS and los
Zod2I cents medium do 17Id20 cents: sound common
9d12 cts. >
TALLOW.-We continue to quote Country at 9%G9aI
cents h., and Butchers Association at 10 cents nom
nally.
W00L.-There has been a light business doing this
week at previous rates. We quote unwashed at 21d23
cents; tubwashed 3ld34 cents for No pulled; 2729
cents for pulled merinO; 2730 cents for fleece
half to threequarter blood do 5d40 cents three
quarter to full blood do; and 40n43 for extra.
WHISKEY.-The market has been very inanimate this
week. and has materially declined The sales include
bbs Ohio at % cts, and quote it dull the
22k cts Wequote city nominally at % cts.
FREGHTS-Freights excessively dull and there is
only ship loading for Liverpool The asking
Is for -four Cd for grain in shippers bags 30s for
bark in bags 35s for do in hhds 25s for Virginia obac
co. 22 Cd for Maryland do and 25s per ton for heavy
goods The rate to Bremen is still 20s Rotterdam 25s
and to avre 20 We hear of the following engagements
this week: brig of 1900 bbls. and of 1000 bb for
Sicily via Norfolk and back at 500 and port charges
paid Coaswise freighs unchanged Several vessels
nave been taken up load coal for Eastern ports fol-
lows TO New York 81 % per ton; Newark 81 40; Troy