The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-27


$3$74 per two bushel bag and Beans at sl2o@lSo pc
OFFERINGS OF GRAIN At THE CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat. bu Corn, bu. Rye, bu. Oats, bu
IT Thi; week 5G 200 200 90: 52769 a5 $50 M 1929
Same time 81. 26l268S 34760O5 13693O 10122S.
GUAN0.-There is no Peruvian here. We stn quote
Mexican at 22 as per ton according quality
Sombrero at $50 per long Reeses Manipulated Guanc
sells at $47. Rhodes Super Phosphate of Lime and De
BeE GTSSY SS St 81 per s2Sq9 S.d lbs b..
ID cts each for two, three and four bushel bags.
HoPS.-There are some small sales of crop Hops
dull.
HEMP-Thers is very little doing in Hemp. We quote
American at $l2O for rough $3.50 for dressed Russia
$500 per ton; Manila at cts, Russia yarns at ef
HAY AND STAW.-Hay is selling at s12d14 for good
to prime baed s1@12 for loose and Straw at s1S for
Rye and SSa9 per ton for Wheat.
! lNDlGo-lndigo is dull but steady at 3OG5O cts for
common to fair Manila; S5d 100 for good prime
75G90 cts. for Madras; 95d1O5 for Caracas 1OGI5O
cts for Guatamaa, and 120a175 per h. for Bengal
IRON-There is some inquiry for Iron, and sales
moderate extent are making. We quote Pig follows
viz at SIS for Baltimore Charcoal Forge; S2S Char
coal No heel; S26927 for Charcoal No. ! Foundry
S24G25 for No. do S23 G24 for No Anthracite; ;S2l a %
! for No do; $2l for No 8 do. and 500 for Scotch
ton for best Charcoal Bar Iron selling $50 per
for common English and American rolled $40 for Amer
can hammered; and Sheet do. at kd4 for English
4G49 cts for American, and u d13 for Russia We
quote Charcoal Boiler Plates per lb. Nails
wards.
HIDEsThe continues bare offoreign Hides and
quote nomlnay as follows: Buenos Ayres at 25 cts"
Rio Grande at 25G25H cts and Porto Cabello 2ld2I
ctS Wet country slaughtered selling at 81! G9%
dloK cts '>4
LUMBER.-The receipts have been sufficiently large
this week to fill up the yards of commisSi Dealers
Yardes have lighter stocks than this season. and
the impression is that prices will be fully maintained if
not advanced before Spring the canals will close after
the present week We quote white pine boards and panks
at Sl3 IA 90 for cung S5 select and S35 for clear
Hemock rails and scantncs sIOdI1: do oists 80 lO
" iupl
SlSa2O We quote Jacksonville flooring $40. and
81 at SI7d1S; Charleston river 81 do sI4le do brirht
- ana o-4 do at SlSd22 and bill stuff at S20G22 per
quality.
LEATHER.-There is a good inquiry for Leather. but
the recent heavy transactions very materially re
duced the stocks and restricted operations this week
Holders are rm at our quotations. viz: City slaughtered
at Z9dl cts. Country do 273O cts: rough skrting 27
3C cts Spanish sole 27aSo cts city harness leather,
black, 3a32 cts. country do 2729 cts; upper rough
hide 500 g5 calf Sl2G2o per Dozen and finished
MoLASSES. There has been some inquiry this week
for Moasses, and note sales of Is hhs Cuba Musco
vado at 26 cts and of 20 hhds. do % cargo
new crop New Orleans Moases, the of the season
was received mere day or two since and small lot Oft
has been sold to-day at 42K We quote Cuba
Moasses today at "a cts for clayed 26G2S cts for Mus
coyado English Island do at 26d2S cts and Porto Rico
MADDER.-There is here. The last sale we heard
OF was made at l2S cts. per III. for prime Ombro.
MILL FEED.-in Feed has advanced slightly. and
we now quote it at 1920 cts. for Brown Stuff 81
d33 cts. per buShel for Niddlings.
NAVAL STORES.-There has been no movement of
consequence this week in Naval Stores We quote Spirits
Turpentine at 5l(G52 cts Varnsh % cts Pitch 81
Tar at $2G225; commin Rosin at 81 5Od 55 No 2 do
at 81 and No. do. at from s2.75 So per Dbl. in
quality.
oGLS.-Sperm Oil has advanced slightly but Whale do
is a shade lower We quote Sperm 130dl35 cts. for
fall l35Gl40 cts for winter Crude Whale cts
bleached Patent do, 65G7O cts: Solar at 7275 cts
Sea Elephant at 75lIS0 cts Lard SIS cts and American
LnSeed OH at 9a65 cts per gallon Bordeaux and Mar
selles Ollye Oil selling at Sd306 for quarts and 81 %
per basket for pns We ETHEREAL Oil day 5355
cts; and Cannhene at IS cts: per gallon.
rha prnv-
quiet, but at the West is very animated and some large
large transactions have taken place during past
week, both for immediate and forward delivery The
stock of old Provisions here is pretty nearly exhausted
and but few lots of new have yet been received The
market although inactive is quite all varieties
BULK MEAr.-There has been very little doing this
week in Bulk Meat The only sales reported are of
10000 lbs old Shoulders at So of erces
picked Hams at 81 cts. delivered in New York New
Bulk Meat offering to arrive at 6H for Shoulders,
and S cts for Sides, deliverable here figures
York.
BAcoN-Bacon is in quite light supply and the sales
are consequently limited The sales this week, which
have been altogether in obbing lots add up about $50
Shds at (a7 cts for Shoulders, and 94 i9H cts for
Sides Sales also of COO 700 pieces Hams
io9 to 10 cts Bacon closes steady at the above quota
BEEF-Beef is still very quiet We quote it s11 so
ql2 for old and No. l, and SIS per bb for Mess.
figures
PoRK-We have reported this week sales of 200 bbls
Chicago packed Prime Pork at $3.50 and of $50 bbs
of 100 bbls Mess Pork was sold on wednesday at
$3.50 per bb it was subsequently rejected Mess
S1S.50d14 per bbl.
LARD-There is fair inquiry Lard and we note sales
OF 100 bbls new Western at 104, 100 bbs and erces
old do at IL cts and of some rs 100 bb city do
lO4 GOI cts Lard closes steady the above figures
BuTrER-Butter is in fair demand but not specially
active We quote Western at 11a12 cts Glades 14d
all cts. for common to fair, 1921 cts. for good to
prime Roll at 162 cts for ordinary good "a cts for
prime and we note sales of 300 kegs City packed for ship
CnEEsE-Cheese is rather dull wequote Western cut
ting at S4 S4 cts Eastern do. 9% cts and English
Dairy at l0d11 cts for Western and 11G12 for East
ern. The stock of Cheese here is large
PLASTER.-Plaster is selling in small lots from the
wharf at So but cargoes would not probably bring
PorAToEs-Potatoesa are in good supply but they are
selling quite freely 75d so per bushel for Mercer
RlCE.-There has been a fair inquiry this week for
Rice and we note sales of about $50 terces within the
range of quotations, which are 3G3% cts for common
to fair, and ~ as for good to prime lots We note
the import this week of $50 tierces from Savannah
SuGARS.-There were some very heavy transactions
in Sugar last Friday the particulars of which did not
tranpre in season to be noticed in last review but
since that time the market has been very quiet The sales
last Friday included 433 hhds Scuba at So 62RQ675
$50 hhds English Island at $675 100 hhds Porto
s662&GG675, III hhds. Surnam at s6.37H, 3i3
brown Brazil at 1913 3400 bags do at 81, all for refining
and 5s hhds. Cuba for grocery purposes at 81 25.
The sales subsequently only 20 hhds Cuba Sugar
at S750dS, and 20 hhds Porto Rico do. at ST. 25S 37h
There but few Sugar Offering and the market
them is quite firm at the quotations. viz S65Oa675 for
refining grades, Cuba and English Island; 81 25S
grocers' styles Cuba and S750GS50 for fair prime
Porto Rico. A lot Of crop New Orleans Sugar, the
first of the received here few days since 1t
is We understand to be offered at auction The imports
this week embrace Az hhds from Porto Rico 1s4 hhds
from Demerara and $50 hhds from New 0rleans-total
79l hhds.
SEEDS.-The transactions in Seeds this week have been
ght and the market for them rather heavy There is
export and but limited consumptiye demand The
oi CloVerseed add up about 800 bushels at from
S2'S. TO S5G5. and quote it to-day ranging from
10 S2.o22 per bushe We also sales of about
G 4d timothy at 81 and of small lot of FlaXseed
seed ed at I, ,,fTtg from 81 30 to $40 per bushel
dul Int
NE quote Shocks with heads at 81 20; Rough
Mhte OAK Pipe Slaves S4Od GO per 000 do Horsheads
sn a. ssoSa 1S arre % single stuff at $lsG2 do. double
Barrel ssGlO The range given above is as to quality
sTARCH.-starch is steady at 51IG6 cts for Western
Pearl; cts for West Philadelphia; and cts per h.
soAP-we quote CASTLE at 11BG12X cts; Chemical
Olive at 6d7k cts, and Oleine at S(dS1 cts per h.
There is no CASTLE soap here in first hands.
SPlCES.-Spices quite dull. We quote Pepper at
sia at 2Sa30 cents; Cloves 9dl0cents East India Gin
ger at (a6 cents African do G%d7 cents Mace 80
goo cents; and Nutmegs at 5Sld60cents per h.
S1RUPS.-We have change to note in the rates for
Refined Syrups, and still quote them at 80 cts for
Sugar House 4S cts for Golden and so per gallon for
sALT.There is moderately active demand for Salt,
ana Liverpool Is selling quite freely from store at 50 cts
for Ground Alum, and l30 for Marshalls and Jeffrey
Barcys line, and l40 cts per sack for Ashtons do
mere Is none mere aoat, Turks Island Salt is dull. We
quote it nominal at 1Sa2O per bushe from store
IVbACCo-Ihere Is only moderate demand for Mary
and fobacco, which is confined the better qualities
which sell at about former rates The commoner de
scrptons are neglected and in to effect sales hold
gtS "ouia nave TO submit to decline Very little
iooaceo 1t Is expected will be shipped before Spring and
the transactions until that time will no donbt be quite
limited We quote ground leaf at S3d3 So and common
10 good crop at S4S The finer qualities generally sell
at S75OG0 There but little Ohio Tobacco here and we
omit quotations. Kentucky Tobacco very dull and we
have no transactions to report We continue quote
heavy Kentucky at SS14 choice lots at SIS and Mason
county at $6d3. The inspections of the week are 44I