The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-29


about 5000 bushels The market for it has throughor
the week been active and it has been steadily
good, 1209l22 cts for prime, and white 125 cts
fair, 130Gl40 cts for good to prime and 145G146 CT
for choice but for some days past reds have been
ling at 120l26 cts for fair to prime and whites I3
cts for fair and 135150 cts for good fair prime lots
To-day Wheat higher than any previous day thi
week Red sold at I26GI3O cts for good to prime an
white at 133G35 cts for fair and l3sl50 cts for good
prime. There fancy lots OF white market bu
they would have brought readily enough 155 cts pc
bushel
CORN.-We note considerable increase this week il
the receipts of Corn the offerings amounting to abou
AZ 00 bushels against SO 900 bushels last week Include
in the receipts this week 900 900 bushel
new Corn For old Corn the demand has been active
it has sold generally at 95G97 cts for white 95d9
cts for yellow Yesterday white sold at 93 o6 cts am
yellow at 959S cts and to-day white sold at 2G94 cts
and yellow at s6997 cts New Corn has been selling
from 20 to IS ct according to the condition of the lot
offered
OATsThe receipts of Oats this week have been large
the offerings amounting to about 81 900 bushels but the,
have mostly changed hands at SS4 cts for Maryland
and 4lG44 cts. for Pennsylvania.
RYE-Rye has fallen off again this week some 2 to
and Pennsylvania at 9oG93 cts but subsequently Mary
land sold at rs, 77S cs and Pennsylvania 81 cts
We quote Maryland to-day at 76G7s and Pennsylva
nisat 81 cts. The receipts this week amount to abou
PEAsAND BEANs.-There are crop Peas and
Beans beginning to arrive and they selling at
per bushel or SO per two bushel bag.
SEEDs-The transactions in Seeds continue be light
bat we have material change to note since last
figure being the rate for prime new quote Tim
othy do at 50 5O275 per bushe Flaxseed is steady
$14o1 As per bushe We a sale to-day of so bu sh
els good new Cloverseed at S5.37X per bushel
eFFERINGs OF GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat bu. Corn bu. Rye bu. Oats. .bu
To this time 2oOl 1888 a,45s443 1o65i7 678'S7i
Same time '5s.2O0O,465 4,OS444s 927SO 945314
GUANO.-The season is now over and there is no de.
mand existing. We quote the Agents price at $50 pei
long and that of dealers s662 according to quail
ity We quote California Eide Island at s47 so per
LAM tnp h,-t
dealers; Mexican A s2OG22 per according to quail
ity Mexican at S6 Sombrero at s32 per l,ng ton and
Colombian at s3SG4O per long ton. Manipulated Gusno
sells at s47 Whiteock Co.'S, Rhodes and DeBerg's
Super Phosphate Of Lime and Turner's Excelsior sell al
SIS per 2O0o lbs The imports of the $50
SOmbrero, and 450 tons from Cay Arcanus.
GINSENG-We continue to quote Ginseng at S0dS5
cts. per h., but we hear of no sales being made
GUSNY BAGS.-We continue to quote Gunny Bags al
10 cts for SMALL and 1314 each for large sizes but
the market for them is quiet.
HOPS.-There is very little doing in Hops, but we quote
them at 7GS cts. for old and 1596 cts per b for new
HONEi.-We still quote Cuba Honey at 60lG65 cts in
bond and 7oa5 cts per gallon duty paid We note the
Hay AND STRAW.--IIay is in pretty good demand
and we quote it firm this week at Sl7d20 for baled and
S4 a i7df9 per ton % for loose Straw is selling at $se5
HEMP.-There is very little doing in Hemp. There is
American in market, and quote it nominal s145
for rough, and 800 ton for dressed Russia selling
at 5000 per ton, and Manila at 6A cts. per lb.
HIDES-There is no stock here of foreign Hides, and
11x61I2 cts Country Slaughtered at 1OX@IIX cts
and dry do. at 1920 cts.
1RON.-Iron is in fair demand, and American Pig is
steady at the previous rates, which follows
viz: s26(d26H forBatimore Charcoal Forge: $50 for
Charcoal No. Wheel; s24@25 for No. l Anthra
Wequote Scotch Pig before at S25d26 Blooms at
IS for pudded and ton for best Charcoal
selling at 90 per ton for common Engish oed
$65970 for refined do S6OG65 for refined American do
and $40 for American hammered; Hoop do at $72H sG
per ton, and Sheet do at 4 per ib English 4d
AZ for American and l2d13 cts for Russia We quote
Charcoal Boiler Plates at per lb Nails continue
in active demand at s2535o per 100 lbs for Cut 4d and
upwards.
for Bengal 90Gl25 cts for Kurpah 75d 95 cts for Mad
ras S5G5O cts. for to fair Manilla 6oG115
for good to prime do 75S0 cts for Caracas and 100
115 cts. per lb. for Guatemala.
LEATHER-The market continues very dull, and prices
have declining tendency. We quote City Slaugh
tered at 3335 cts; Country do at 30l32 cts; Rougf
Skirng 293 cts Spanish Sole 2933 cts; City harness
leather. black. 3lGS7 cts Country do. 2932 cts; Uppe
in rough hide S35Od5; Calf Skins 55d6S cts per h.
finished do. s5dll00 cts. per ID
LuMBER-We have nothing to note in thu
Lumber market this week The demand continues mod
crate, and we still quote White Pine cuttings at 81
(dl6 as to quality; selects at $25G26 common ant
panel $35GS6; Hemlock ioist duh at s95Od1o; scant
ling and boards at Sl0Gl0 so; Poplar chair plank a
Sl9G22 do. scantling at s4Gl6 and boards at s12d
IA Ash is dull at $4,000 and yak boards also du
Lumber continues very DUH and White Pine cuttings will
not command over Sl2,G12.50.
M0LASS ES-MolasSes has through the week been yer,
quiet. heard day two since of sales of u hhds
so erces, and 16 bbs, Cuba q cts and to-da
we note sale Of so bbs. sweet Cuba Mpscovado at 2
cts but have heard of other sales worth noting
We quote MoaSse, to-day follows viz: at 2lC122 cts
for sour Cuba; 2526 cts. for sweet cayed do; 272
cts for Cuba Muscovado 2530 cts for English Island
and 39ls4l cts for New Orleans.
MILL FEED.--M Feed is still selling at I6'G1Y cts
for Brown Stuff and 3233 per bushsl for Middngs
MADDhR-We continue to quote Madder steady at IL \
cts per 10 for prime Dutch ombro. but hear of N
sales.
NAVAL sT0RES.-There is good inquiry for Spirit
Turpentine but for other descriptions of Naval Stores
n is
(d4S cts gallon, and quote Rosln at 81 5
dl6o Pitch at S2d225, and Tar at 81 252 50 per Dbl
We Heas OIL no chahSe 10 note In the rates io
olls ana we continue to quote Sperm at l45gl5o cts
for fall and l5OA155 for winter crude Whale at
ass cts; bleached Patent at 63G6S cts; Solar at =
cts; Sea Elephant at 70GS0 cts; Lard at 90G93 cts
and lnseed at 59G62 cts Ethereal Oil is bringing $50
9, 60 cts and Camphene S. cts; per gallon.
the week been dull and heavy and we note decline il
Bacon since last Friday of to s. Of a cent per lb-
Other descriptions of Provisions unchanged in price
but the market for all varieties closes dull
BAcoNThe sales of Bacon this week have been almos
entirely in retail lots. The sales previous to-ds!
include 50 hhds Shoulders at So cts, 100 hhds
do at 81 cs 100 hhds Sides at 10A cts 90 casks Ham
at IL cts and 500 pieces do at ION cts To day
sale of 20 hhds Sides in one lot at 10 cts at whicl
figure more could have been had at the close We quot
Shoulders nominal at SgS4 cts, but we have heard
sales to day
BULK MRAT.-There has been no movement in Bul
Meat this week and unable to give any quotation
for it. There is very little here.
BEEP-Baltimore packed Beef is selling in retail lot
at Sl2d4 for old and new No and $14ll7 per Dbl 70
do Mess but Western Beef can be bought at consderab.
lower rates
PoRK.-We have reported this week sales OF 300 bb
Mess Pork ct $3.50 aud of so bbs. Prime do at S1
Dbl. Mess closes steady SIS So quote Prime
.$1l@11. .25, and Rump at sl1.25@11 so per bb
LARD.-There has been movement in Lard this wee
so far we have heard but Western has ruled steadily
llk cts in bbls and tos., and 12hdla cts in kegs.
still quote refined Lard at IS y d.l4 cts. per lb.
BUTTER-There is a brisk demand for good Butter, bu
common do. is dull and heavy Western is selling
| Roll. l4fG1S New n ct
at 2OG23 cs and City packed shipping Butter at IL ct
per b The receipts OF Butter this week have been prett
| large.
CHEEsECheese is arriving pretty freely and it sci
ing at l0K cts for Eastern Cutting, 9Hl0 cts for Yves
eIn do 10KG11 cts for Western English Dairy, and II
! ala cts. for Eastern do.
PLASTER-PIaster i; still selling in small lots at
| per ton, but the market for it is dull.
| PoTAToES.-Potatoes are selling from the wharf
from 55 to 65 per bushe There is good supply her
| POWDER.-IIazards, Dupont's, and Beattys Powd
Of 25 lbs
RUM.-we quote New England Rum as before at
asa cts Porto Rico do at 650170 cts. and Jamaica do
10o1l0 cts per gallon but for all varieties the market
| dull. '-. 81
RICE.-There haye been some lots of new crop Rice
ceved this week and it is held pretty firmly at 44% CT
for good to prime and for some lots of prime, X
asked. lot of 100 tierces crop Rice sold ear
this week include 100 tierces from Charleston and
tierces from Savannah! total $50 tierces.
SUGARS.-Sugars have been dull again this week, al
although holders still asking pretty full rates, the
is evidently less frmness in the market than there
week ago The sales this week altogether abo
100 hhds. They include y hhds. common POI
Rico for refining at 1925, Is hhds good do at ST. So
hhds prime New Orleans at IS. .25, and 10 hhds Cuba
So 5OG675 Sugars may be quoted today as follows v
at $5.756 25 for common to good refining Cuba and
glish Island $650G7 for grocer's styles do. s625G7
for common good Porto Rco S. for prime do; and
25dS % for fair prime New Orleans. We note the
port this week of 1875 hhds from Porto Rico 12l boz
from Cuba and 1850 bags Brazil Sugars from New Yo
REFINED SUGARs.-Refned Sugars still selling
10GIOH cts for loaf 9Htd9k cts. for crushed, powd
ed and Granuated s&@l9 cts. for soft crushed viii
and S2GSX cs per lb for c. yellow
SALT-Liverpool Ground Alum Salt is still selling
90 c;s but fine has advanced and it is selling at
cts for Narshalrs and Jeffrey Darcys, and 40 cts.
sack for Ashtons. Ground Alum Salt in pretty gC
supply bat fine do. is very We still quote Tu
s Island Salt at 17(GlS cts. per bushel.
= SYRuP.-Baltimore refined Syrup is selling at
cts for Sugar House, 40 cts for Golden, and 46 cts
gallon for extra Golden, and quote Portland Syrup
8 before at 2lG22 cts per gallon.
! STAVES.-Staves are dull. We quote as before W
HID. at S35(G4O, W. o. Pipe at $45G50, and r. o.
nominal at $sG2o for culled and s4GS6 per thousand
prime. H'-"st