The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-19

per bushel.
oFFERINGs OF GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat bu. Corn bu Rye bu. Oats .bu
e sis Sns S sSs Il tSss 55
GUAN0-We still quote the Agents price at $50 per
long ton and that of dealers at S6l62 according to guam
tlty We quote California or Ede M island at S4' per
dealers; Mexican s2oa22 per ton according to quail
Colombian at $3Sd4O per long ton Manipulated Guano
sells at SAT. White0ck Co.'S, Rhodes and DeBerg's
Super Phosphate of Lime and Turner's Excelsior sell
$5 1000 lbs The import this week is $50 tons Peru
Wan direct.
GINSENG.-There is considerable inquiry for Ginseng,
but it is difficult give reliable quotations for it. An Of
of II 900 lbs.
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags are steady at 10 cts for
small and l314 cts each for large. Sales moderate
extent are making at these figures.
HIDESThere sale this week of part of the car
go of the Kate, from Buenos Ayres, at % cts. City
Slaughtered Hides selling at l09l cts, wet Country
Slaughtered at 9h9lOh cts, and dry do at 15Gl6 cts
them 7gs for old, and 14G5 cts per lb for new
HONEY.-We still quote Cuba Honey at 6Od65 cts. in
bond and 7Og75 cts per gallon, duty paid but we hear
HAY AND sTRAw.-Hay is in pretty good demand
and quote it this week at sl5G1S for baed and sl29
Is per for loose. Straw is selling at $14l6 for Rye
and S1Od,12per ton for Oat and Wheat.
HEMP.-There is very little doing in Hemp. There is
no American in market and we quote nominal at $145
for rough and $3.50 per ton for dressed Russia selling
at 5000 per ton, and Manila at 6A cts. per ID.
INDIG0.-We still quote Indigo at lOoGl50 cts. for
'o1S'o
ras; 3550 for common to fair Manilla 60115 cts
for good prime do 75SO cts for Caracas and 1Oo9
lis cts. per h. for Guatemala.
IRON-There is very little doing in Iron, but quote
American Pig steady the following rates. viz: S264 for
Baltimore Charcoal Forge $50 for Charcoal No Wheel
S24G25 for No. Anthracite S23t24 for No do. and
So per ton for No do Scotch Pig is selling from the
yards at $25G26, and we quote Blooms at S4OG45 for
pudded, and S6Od62H per ton for best Charcoal. Bar
Iron may be quoted at s556O ton for English
loed S657O for refined do, s6OG65 for refined Amer
can do and $40 for American hammered; Hoop do. at
$72h S0 per ton, and Sheet do at "a cts per b for
English d44 cts for American, and 12Gl3 cts for Rus
Charcoal Boiler Plates steady at per lb
and quote Nails firm at s. rs per 100 lbs for Cut 4d
LEATHER-The market continues very dull and the
stock is quite heavy We still quote City Slaughtered at
33G35 cts. Country do. at 2SG30 cts Rough Skirting
229 cts Spanish Sole 29G33 cts City harness leather
black 3437 Country do 29d32 cts Upper in rough
hide s35Oa5; Calf Skins 55G6S cts b and finished
do. s5G1OO cts per ID.
ket, and remark as last week that holders are firm,
and sales making to fair extent within the range
of our quotations We quote White Pine cuttings at
Sl30l6 quality selects at $25(126; common and
panel S35d36; Hemlock jost dull at S9.50G1O; scant
ling and boards at $l0Gl050; Poplar chair plank at
S19922; do scantling at s416 and e boards at s12G
IA Ash is dull at Sl9d2O and oak boards are also dull
at $19G2l quote Oak ship plank at S2OG25. Rated
Lumber continues very dull and White Pine cuttings will
not command over Sl2dl25o:
MOLASSES.-The transactions in Molasses continue to
be light. cargo of Porto Rico was offered on Wed,
nesday, but only 10 hhds. two sample ots) were sold
at 8lH@$& cts We note hVweyeE GS sales within i'll in
and 25 hhds do at 25 cts. We quote Cuba to day at
2lG25 for and sweet clayed and 25 2S cts for
Muscovado English Island at 263O cts Porto Rico at 2 G
35 cts and New Orleans at 3s41 cts. We note the i'm
port since last of lS5 hhds and 81 erces from Porto
Rico and 25 hhds. Cuba from Bristol, r. l.
MILL FEED.-Brown Stuff is selling this week at
1920 cts, and Mddlngs at 35d36 cts. per bushel
MADDER-We quote Madder at 1091l cts, the latter
figure being for prime Dutch Ombro but hear of no
sales this week.
NAVAL sTOREs-There is very little doing this week
In Naval Stores Spirits Turpentne is wanted but there
is here. We quote it before at AZ Hd4S cts. per
gallon We quote common Rosn at 81 5oGl55; Pitch at
! S2G2.25, and Tar at 81 25(d2 80 per Dbl.
OILS-Oils very quiet, but quote Sperm as be
fore 45G50 cts. for fall and l50l55 cts. for winter
crude Whale at 55G5s cts; bleached Patent at 63G6S
cts Solar at 20 cts Sea Elephant at 7OGs0 cts Lard
S7d9O cts and Lnseed at 5s6l cts. Ethereal Oil is
bringing 56G5S cs Camphene SO cts and Kerosene is
selling at 95 cts. per gallon.
! PR0VISIONS.-There was considerable activity in
Provisions early in the week. but for days past the
market for them has been quiet and rather heavy al
though prices have not given way. There is very light
stock of Provisions here but the packing season ha:
commenced shall doubtless be in receipt of sup
plies of new stock from the when may reasonably
anticipate Il considerable decline in prices.
BACoN.-Bacon has through the week been pretty firm
We have reported sales of 20 hhds Shoulders at cts Al
hhds. Sides 10 cts, % hhd Sides at 10 cts 81
days and about 200 hhds old Shoulders and Sides in lot
at S cts for the former, and lo4 cts for the latter Th
stock of Bacon here very light and it closes to-day firm
at s4 cts. for Shoulders and l0G104 cts. for Sides.
BULK MEAT.-The only sale of Bulk Meat hav
heard of this week is of 10000 lbs Shoulders oil
the spot att cts We note however sale of so boxes
short Middes at cts deliverable in New York. Their
has been Bulk Meat here for two three days, ant
give quotation for it the spot, but it b
readily bought for delivery in two three weeks at 6d6%
cts for Shoulders, and cts. for Sides
BEEF We hear of no transactions worth noting thi
week in Beef Baltimore packed No. is selling in retail
lots at Sl2G13. and do. Mess at s14dl5 per Dbl. W
quote India Beef at s24 per terce of 1856 lbs.
PoRK-We have reported this week sales of 100 bbls
Mess Pork SIS and of 80 bbls thin Rump do at $95
per Dbl. We quote Mess to-day dull at SIS, Prime
slO5OGll, and Rump as ranging from 50 to Sl0oo pc
Dbl.
LARD.-Lard has ruled through the week at 1O4 ct:
for City rendered, and lohGlO4 cts for Western and
closes to day steady at these figures Refined Lard
still bringing 13&l3h cts. per lb.
BUTrERButter is dull except for strictly prime lot
which are in demand Glades is selling at 4Gl7 cts. fc
ordinary to fair and 1SG9 cts. for prime dairys Til
receipts this description continue large and
is accumulang. We quote solid packed Western Butte
1Oha cts, Roll at II ais cts New York State at
G22 cts and Goshen 2225 cts per h. We note sale
this week of some 400 kegs city packed shipping Butter
l2ldll3 cts
CHEEsE.-Cheese continues very active There hay
been sales this week Of 900 to 5000 boxes
10 for Western cutting, and IL for Eastern d.
We quote English Dairy Cheese before l16yllH cts
l for Western, and 12a.l4 cts. for Eastern.
| PLASTER.-We have reported this week sales of som
800 Plaster at S25 ton and quote this as tn
ruling rate for it to-day.
Beays Powder So for blasting, and So for spor
ing per keg of 25 lbs
Observation-Disclosures still selling from the wha
at 50 TO 65 cts. per bushel.
RICE-Rice has ruled through the week pretty stead
ly at 4d4 cts. good prime new crop, and
sales of about I5O erces within this range We note
import this week of 3SS tierces from Charleston, ar
225 tierces from Savannah; total 613 tierces
! RUM-New England Rum is selling in small lots at
asa cts, and We quote Jamaica do. nominal at lbs
e $50 per gallon.
cts. for Sugar House, AZ cts for Golden and so cts.
gallon for extra Golden but quote Portland Syrup
s STAvES.-Staves are dull. We quote as before W.
HID. at S35(40, W o. Pipe at $45(d50 and r. o. Hh
u nominal at Ss92o for cued and S4g35 per thousand
r STARCH Starch is selling at from AZ to 81 cts
n Western, 5kd6 cts. for West Philadelphia, and oswe
" River, 6lG6k cts. for Duryea's, and 6G6hets, per
E for Kingsford's cswego.
!: we quote Pepper steady at cts Plmento at bS ct
% Gloves at Sxl9 cts; Cassa at26d2Scts; East Ind
,e Ginger 5946 cts; Mace at 42k@45 cts, and No
a Nutmegs at 80 cts b. We heard day two sin
Il. a sale or so bags Pimento at 6E cts.
SUGARS.-There has been good demand this we
N Sugars from the trade but of the reners ha
been in market for them and the transactions have the
fore been light compared with those of last week
sales this week include II hhds Cuba at s675 100 hh
~ do at 81 60 hhds do at S725, 25 hhds. Porto Rico
g S7374, ~ hhds do sold Wednesday at auction
D. of cargo of1S5 hhds at from 81 S. and 2l4 ht
re New Orleans at S. making total Of 400 hhds The ste
'k of Sugars here light and the market for them is
firm at the quotations. which folows,v $500
or refining grades English Island Cuba and Porto Ri
'; S7CG75O for grocers, styles Cuba; and s725GS.25
al fair to prime Porto Rico and New Orleans We note
* import since last of 10 hhds and % boxes from
'e folk and 1S5 hhds from Porto Rico.
Y REFINED SUGARs.-Yesterday the rates for refr
ry Sugars advanced of cent per b. all grad
tx The following are the quotations of Messrs Eger
We Dougherty, Woods Co., of the Baltimore Steam SUI
Refinery, viz:
a. CASH PRICES FOR TWENTY OR MoRE PACKAGES.
10 Double Refined Cracked Loaf. .1O4 '' "
- Double Refined Crushed, Powdered
II and Granuated ............... 10
as Circle A. Crushed ................ 9B
90 B Crushed, Pow'd and Granulated Ok
IS. Loaf ........,..........,......lO4
8, COFFEE SOFT CRUSHED SUGARS.
eF Pa6ned White
at Refined White B.................. B. 9
Refined Yellow Extra. SH
ue Refined Yellow C................. S4
er Yellow Sugars OF lower grades, at prices according
ne quality.
l. SALT-Liverpool Salt continues to improve. and
es now quote it at 100 for Ground Alum, 170
h Marshals and Jeffrey Darcy's Fine, and $50 cts
sack for Ashton's do these figures being advance
re per sack on our last quotations. cargo of g.
at sacks week per ship John G. Richardson
cy sold day or since, but the terms kept
vate. We quote Turks Island Salt as before at 17G8
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