The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-03

whites, l2odl4O cts for good to choice do, but price
| subsequently advanced and Wednesday red sold Al
high as l25 cts and white at 14S cts for choice lots
Yesterday the market however perceptably weaker
Reds sold at 10 a1l6 cts for fair prime and single
lot of 100 bushels brought 12O cts azd whites at l05d
ll3 cts for common 1l7dl20 cts for medium Us Isl
cts for good to prime and IOqll cts for choice ots
Today Wheat sold at l09dl5 cts for fair prime reds
l5Gl20 cts. for medium whites l25Gl4O cts for fair tr
prime do: and 1920 l45 cts. for choice parcels do
RYE-Ihere have been about 5000 bushels Rive at
market TINS week and it has all changed hands at 7OG
10 cts for Maryland, and S5G9O for Pennsylvania
and 1t closes to-day steady at these figures.
CoRN-The receipts of Corn continue light. and this
week they amount to only about 81 900 bushels The
mar market for it has through the week until within
the last day or two been pretty firm. The
opening sales made 7SdSO cts for white and
S3qs5 cts for yellow butt subsequently advanced and
on Wednesday white sold at S2GS4 cts and yellow
S3GSS cts Yesterday prices dropped off again and white
sold at S0S2 cts and yellow S5ds cts To-day prices
were lower again. white sold at 7S&S2 cts. and yellow
OATs;-oats have through the week been in brisk
demand and quite firm There have been 10 0oO hrsb
mostly Maryland Oats received They sold early in the
week at 32G35 cts, but for day past they have
been been 6rinsng S4a3G cts; Pennsylvania Oats would
bring higher figures, but there are none Offering.
SEEDS There has been inquiry for Grass Seeds
tins week but we are not advised of any sales having
Deensnade ClOverseed is wanted and would bring if
here $6.5Od575 and We quote Timothy do. at S25Od3
and llaxseed at Sl4o9l5o per bushel.
OFFERINGS OF GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat bu. Corn bu. Rye bu Oats bu
This week.. 126,54O 3l,4s4 5,615 is 922
TO this stir; time sS 95d 500 500 2259 aSS 48524
GuANO-The market continues pretty active, with
out any change in prices. Dealers are selling Perm
Wan Guano SG1@G3 per long ton according to oman
tity. There is at present in the hands of the
agents of the Peruvian Government California or Eide
Island Guano held SIS per long ton by the importer
and S5 per short ton by the dealers We quote Mexican
a S20G22 per ton according to quality, Mexican A
at SIC Sombrero at $50 per long ton and Columbian at
$3Sd4O per long ton Manipulated Guano sells at S47
Whitelock & Co.'S Rhodes and DeBerg's Super Phos-
phate of Lime and Turner's Excelsior sell at sl5 per
GINSENG.-There is no Ginseng selling and we are
uha6ie to give reliable quotation for it.
1uNN9 BAGS.-Gunny Bags are active at 10 cts for
SMALL and 1914 cts each for large size We note sales
this week of some 900 to 900 bags at these figures
HoPS-We quote Hops of the crop of 1858 steady at Il
figures NS
H0NEY.-We still quote Cuba Honey at 60 d65 cts. in
bond and 75G77 cts gallon duty paid but we hear of
no sales.
HEMP-There is very little Hemp in market, and we
hear of no sales making We quote Manila nominal at
cts per h. Russian S21O and American at sl45 for
rough, and s205d210 per ton for dressed
HlDES'-"e are still without any transactions to re-
port in foreign Hides City Slaughtered Hides are selling
at 12Gl2k cts. wet Country Slaughtered at lOH6lIx
cts aA9 and 4S6 dTy DO srRA%a Rt 1H922 cts and str m
@15 for loose, and Rye Straw at SI5Gl6 per ton
Pig 26ss& nd 6Encoa fGrge
$50 for eharcoal No Wheel S24(G25 for No. l AnthTa
cite S29G24 for No do. and S22 per ton for No do
note sales this week in lots of some 400 500 tons
Charcoal and Anthracite Iron at the quotations Scotch
quote Blooms at S4Od45 for puddIed; and s6OG62X
per ton for best Charcoal Bar Iron is still selling
at S5516O per ton for common English rolled; $65d70
for refined do S6OI65 for refined American do and $40
for American hammered Hoop do. at s72%GsO per ton
and Sheet do at d4 cts per h. for English 444 cts
for American and l2dl3 cts for Russia We quote Char
coal Boiler Plates at as cts per H. Nails continue in
active demand at per leo lbs for Cut 4d and
upwards.
INDIGO.-We quote Indigo to-day at 3OG5O cts for
common to fair Manila; 75ag0 cts for good to prime do
75G90 cts for Madras: 95d1OO cts for Caracas l10G5O
cts fol Guatemala; and 125l75 per h. for Bengal
LEATHER.-There has been rather more business dling
abOnt last md,
unue to quote City Slaughtered at 3id36 cts Country
do; at 32a cts" Rough Skirng 30jd34 cts; Spanish
Country do 29G32 cts; Upper in rough hide s3 SOFAS
Calf Skins 55G6S cts per b. and finished do S510O cts
per lb
LUMBER-There is nothing very worthy of note in
reference to Lumber trade. Good choice lots of
White Pine boards are in fair request and quote by
quantities at 500 for panel and common, SIS for selects
and Sl3 to SIS for cuttings and price at Sl4 to
SO according to quality White Pine box boards are not
much wanted and sell at Sl2G1250 White Pine siding
is still exceedingly dull of sale We note sales at So
Heml9ck scantng in better request and the supply is
small Sales making at $40 very SUPERIOR lots moht
command s1O50. Hemloc oist is rather dull and rails
also dull HemlCck boards are in demand and NAV
be quoted at $40 to $1,000 Ash plank much wanted
Sales to limited extent have been made SIS to $50
Oak shppank is dull of sale owing to the small business
doing among the shipbuilders Oak boards are only in
moderate request and may be quoted at SIS to s2I.
MoLASSES:-Molasses is dull and the market
for it is decidedly heavy. The sales this week
include l6 $50 bbls New Orleans at 80 cts, and lot
OF 100 hhds. tart clayed Cuba, to go out of
the market, priv terms We quote Moasses to-day
at lSa2S cts for Cuba clayed 24 2S cts. for do Musco-
Yado; 2oG3O cts; for English Island; 2SG35 cts. for
Porto Rico, and IS a40 cts for New Orleans
MILL FEED-We quote Mill Feed this week at I4GI5
dlings.
MADDER-We hear Of sales this week, but we quote
prime Dutch Ombro at IL n cts. per h.
NAVAL STORES.-Naval Stores continue verv dull
Spirits Jurpentne is selling at 4445 per gallon and
we quote common R0sin before S1.7OGl75; Pitch
at 81 20; and Il ar at S2.2j(d2.5O per Dbl.
OlLS-Olis continue very quiet LinSeed is selling co
Ge5 cts Sperm at lS1al4o cts for fall and 145al47
at 6G6S cts Solar at 20 cts Sea Elephant 70dsO cts
Lard Oil at S790 cts Ethereal do at 56 5S cts and
Camphene at 81 cts per gallon.
tive demand this week and prices have been pretty well
sustained The operations hGve been mainly u Bacon,
and for this article the market has been quite firm
BAcoN.-The sales of Bacon this week include 2OO hhds
Sides to arrive and on the spot at cts 80 hhds do
arrveat S9.S1A, so hhdS Shoulders at & cts 20 hhds
do S75SA, 60 hhds do. ~ cts. 40 tierces Hams at
cts 2VCC pieces do at 0HGl2k cts and $50 hhds.
Shoulders and Sides in small lots at y al z cts for the
former, and 95 (Gl0 cts for the latter
BULK MEAT.-There have been no sales of Bulk Meat
made this week so far have heard but quote
nominal at 6Ad7 cts. for Shoulders, SIdSA cts for
Sides, and SH aSE cts. for Hams.
BEEF-Beefi selling in small lots for ships stores
there is no demand for large lots
PoRK.-Mess Pork has advanced since last % to
S425 90 bbis heavy do at sl5 so b5ls do, at S525,
and Of some small lots do at SIS so per bbl Sales
of % bbs Rump Pork at so5O, and 25 bbs do sll
per bb We quote Mess to-day at SIS 25d15 90 Prime
$ll 50G12. and Rump at SO JOd1l so per bbl.
lARD-lhere has been movement in Lard this week
far as We have heard but still quote Western in bbs
and tes at II cts Refined Lard is stiu bringing 1917
BUTTER-Buter is dull but we still quote it at Tx
(dl2 cts for solid packed Western Halo cts for Coun
Try Roll and y cts per h. for City packed shipping
bring 161S cts per h. Eggs selling this week at IS
CTS. per dozen.
CHEEsE.-Cheese is scarce and firm Eastern Cutting
selling at 1Od1O% cts. Western do at 9a9T cts and
we quote English Dairy at lOH@l1 cts for Western and
l23 dll3 cts. for Eastern.
POWDER.-Hazard's Dupont's and Raattv,s Powder |
now selling at SO for blasting and SIS for sporting
PLASTER Plaster is firm at at So per ton There is
good demand for it, and sales this week of some
300 to 400 tons at this figure.
RlCE.-Rice is dull, but we have change to note
our last in the rates and quote it to-day steady
at 3H cts for common. and 4d4H for prime
lots. The sales this week have been quite limited.
RUM.-We again quote New England Rum at 3lGl |
35 cts. Porto Rico do at 65d70 cs and Jamaica do at
lOOllO cts per gallon but for all varieties the markt
SUGARS.-There has been considerable animation in
Sugars again this week, the sales all of which
to the trade the reners not having been in the Market
adding up about $50 hhds The sales include cargo of
2O9 hhds and 40 tierces fair Cuba private terms S5
hhds Cuba in lots at from So SIS 40 hhds common to
fair Porto Rico at $625G65 25 hhds good to prime do at
do. at s7.75, and As hhds. do at ss.25. We
quote Sugars to day follows, viz: at S550G6 for ,
refining grades Cuba and English Island $625G7 for
grocers' styles do $6.257 for common to fair Porto
and for Havana boxes numbers to % prices range at
rom SoS7H to SS rs, The only import this week of
Havana.
hEfiNED SUGARs.-We have change to note since
st IN the rates for refined Sugars, and they still
ing . at cts for crushed powdered and granuated
els Tor loaf S%GSH cts for white soft crushed
and sSldSH cts. for C. yellow
sSsL1FImLverPoOl s1Ioo Salt rmer and quote it
at Sogso cts for Ground Alum, $50 cts for Mar
shall,s ana Jehrey Darcy's fine and $50 cts per
sack Tor Ashton DO from shipbOard and The
Island Salt nominal at lsGl9 cts. per busheI
STAVES-Staves are in fair demand We opote r n
HID. today at Sl4G1s for culed and sa5G130 for
prime, r. o. BbI at Sl4dl6 W. o. Bb double stuff at
$500 de- single do at sl9ez0, W. o. HID at s2SG4O
and W. o. PIPE Slaves at S35ld50 per thousand
SOAP-We still quote CASTLE Soap at IoI cts OIeine
do. at as cts, and Chemical Olive do at 67 cts per
lb. The demand is fair at these figures.
STARCH.-Starch is unchanged in price, and we still
quote Western Pearl West Philadelphia at 66X
cts Duryea's at 6@6x cts and oswego at e11u7 cts
per ID.
SPICES.-We quote Pepper this week at 9k cts
Pimento at 6A 6k cts ia bond and duty paid; Cloves at
s1(g1o cts Cassia at 26G2s cts. East India Ginger
a. at 81 4954 cts. Mace at 47G5o cts, and No Nut
megs @ at 55d60 cts. per lb.
doBACCo.-There continues to exist quite good de-
mana ior Maryland Tobacco the sales this week being
10 the inspections The better qualities sell
eaaly at iully former prices, while the de-