The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-08

ro.,ous c.... Bbls: Half Bbls.
| city Mllls.,.... S.05S 1865
ONO. 2,063 So.
ramHy ........................ SS3
Total-Wheat tFlour......13s45 36e
Together with 167 bbls Rye Flour, 25 hhds. and 365
bbls. Corn Meal.
GRAIN.-The receipts of Grain have fallen off material,
~ within the last week or two and this week the offer
ngs all descriptions amount to only about 20 900 bushels
which is about 2 900 bushels than received last
week and about less than received during the
week previous For Grain generally the been
rather dull but in consequence of the very light supply
prices for all descriptions have been well maintained
| WHEAT.-Wheat has been coming forward this week
very paringy the receipts for the amounting to
only about Is 900 bushels, which much less than is fire.
quently received in single day. There has been
tvity in the market at any time during week in
consequence of the light receipts the holders
which have been offered Reds have ruled through the
week at from 1s to l23 cts for fair good 125 cts for
prime and whites at 115911S cts for common 13O cts
for fair l3545 cts for good prime and $50 cts for
fancy lots and the market closes steady at these figures
RYE-There has been fair supply of Rye at market
this week the receipts amounting to about 26O0 bushels
Pennsylvania sold early in the week at S5S6 cts
for the last day two has been selling SO Mary
| land has ruled through the week at 72dB74 cts.
CoRN-The receipts Of Corn this week have been very
light for the season. the offerings amounted to only about
10000 bushels There has been generally good demand
for It, and most of the parcels received have been sold
an advance on the rates prevailing week two since
On saturday white sold at 6570 cts, aud yellow at 709
"a cts, and at the opening Monday white brought
II cts and yellow IA cts but it subsequently
it closed Monday at 65d6s for white and 7OG72
| cts; for yellow On Tuesday white sold 65667 cts
and yellow at 7o672 cts but Wednesday and Thurs
day white brought 65070 cts and yellow 71G73 cts
To-day white sold at 6S969 cts, and yellow at 7O73
| cts
oATs.-Oas have through this week been in very lich
supply, the receipts amounting to only about $500 bush
els most of which Pennsylvania Oats For this de-
scrpon prices have ruled generally from ct
but today one or two prime lots sold 4952 There
have been no Maryland and Virginia Oats market
some days They would bring, if here, 44G45 cts per
bushel
PEAsE AND BEANs-We continue to quote Black Eyed
Fease at s. per two bushel bag and Beans at $12k9
OFFERINGS GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE
Wheat, bu. Corn, bu. Rye, bu. Oats bu.
same time 145ss 44o5 io5 ssi 1852 $3.50 SsSS
GUANO.-The stock of Peruvian Guano at present on
hand about 1000 tons but there demand existing at
present rhe Agents price $50 per long and dealers
Ede Island Guano, is held at $40 by the importer and
s44945 by dealers according to quantity wanted Small
cordng to quality and Sombrero S32 per long
Reeses Manipulated Guano sells SAT. Rhodes Super
Phosphate of Lime and De Berg do S45 per lbs
GlNSENG.-Gnseng is in demand, and sales are max
ing at from 60 to 10 cts h. Prime lots will bring the
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags selling at TO- 49, and
IA CTS each, for two, three and four bushel bags.
HOPS.-rhere are some small sales of crop Hops
dull.
HEMP.-There is very little doing in Hemp wequote
American at Sis for rough S9O for dressed Russia
$25 per ton Manila at cts Russia yarns at 1Oh
HIDEs:-There have been sales during the week of
some 3,oOod4 900 La Plata Hides at 26kG27 cts We
continue to quote Buenos Ayres 26kG27 cts; Rio
Grande at 25Ed26 cs city slaughtered at HG10h cts
wet country slaughtered at kG9T cts and dry do at
l6a1S cts The imports this week 1856 from Lasuay
IA, and 90 from Porto Rico
HAY AND STRAW.-Both Hay and Straw are frmer |
We quote Hay at s415 for baed $l2d13 for loose, and
straw at Sl4 for Rye, and $40 per ton for Wheat.
INDIGO.-Therei is very little doing in Indigo but we
quote it steady t30d50 cts for common to fair Mana
s591Oo cts for good prime do 75d9O cts for Madras
95lO5 cts for Caracas; 110d150 for Guatamaa and
l2Odl75 cts. per lb. for Bengal
lRON.-We have to remark active inquiry for |
iron and decided improvement in the tone of the
ke We note sale this 200 tons Charcoal No
Wheel Iron at 27 and of several small lots of Baltimore
follows viz s26 for Baltimore Charcoal Forge; SGT for
Charcoal No Wheel S2627 for No. Anthracite $24@
70 for No do; S23G24 for No. do. and S26G27 for
Scotch from the yards Blooms selling $455O
pudded and S606j per ton for best Charcoal We quote
par Iron at $50 per ton tor common English roled $50
for American do $40 for American hammered Hoop do
at S72 50dSO; and Sheet do 344 per Eng
lish; 4a4a cts for American, and 1213 cts. Russia
We quote Charcoal Boiler Plates at per h. Nails
are active at So 124325 per 100 lbs Cut 4d and up
wards Nails have advanced in the Eastern markets but
no change has taken place in them here.
LEATHER.-The demand is sufficient to carry off the |
receipts which quite light The in the hands
OF deaersar almost nominal and prices fully
ed We still quote city slaughtered 29932 cts; coun
try do 29G3l cts; rough skrting 29d33 cts; Spanish
country do 13O cts; upper in rough hide IS SOFAS
calf,skins $!22o per dozen, and finished do. $2O3O
MoLAsSES.-There has been quite an active move
ment this week in New Orleans Moasses; and since the
opening prices for it have improved per gal
Ion There were sales early in the week of 700 bbs
at soy 3 cts and subsequently note sales of $50
nps at 81 q as cts per gallon and closes firm at the
last named figures The greater part of the Molasse
ted above was sold to go out of the market 1t worthy
OF remark that the quality of the Louisiana Molasses
which has been received this is unusually fine
The only sale of foreign Moasses
is of 60 hhds Cuba at ls4 cts per gallon The
receipts this week embrace 16 hhds from Porto Rico
MADDER.-We quote Madder ranging from II to 13
cts per h., the latter figure being for best Ombro.
40 MILL + FEED-We continue to quote Mill Feed at 1SG |
~ cts for Brown Stun and 32 cts per bushe for Mid
dlings
NAVAL sToREs.-Naval Stores of all descriptions
have been quiet this week We quote Spirits Turpen
.ine S at 49@6o cts per gallon Tar at s29225 Pitch
at 81 and Rosn at 81 50Gl55 for Common, S2d22 25 for
No. 2, and 1894 per Dbl. for No. l.
0ILS-Sperm Oil has advanced and we now quote it at
lS5a4o cts for fall and l4Oa145 for Winter. Crude
Whale is selling at 5SG62 cs bleached Patent do at
7og72cs Solar at 75dS0 cts Sea Elephant at from 20
to IS cts Lard Oil at 90995 cts and American Lnseed
64ld56 cts and Camphine at 55 cts. per gallon.
PROVISIoNS-There has been some movement this |
week in Provisions but the market is still devoid of
maton Ihere are but few Provisions coming forward,
and the receipts not likely increase materially un
til there is sufficient difference between prices the
point The stock here is very light enables
holders to maintain prices but it is the general impress
prices would have to go down unless the consumptive
demand should increase materially. the West prices
are still pretty well maintained but they kept
the speculative, and not by the consumptive demand
BuLK MEAT-The sales of Bulk Meat this week in
try cut do at Sb cts. 10000 lbs Country Shoulders at
On cts; 100 PIECES Hams at cts, and 500 pieces
uo IN tebruary at 81 cts. Bulk Meat closes
to-day at 6sG6S cts. for Shoulders, s1@S4 cts for
Sides, and AG9 cts. for Hams.
bAcoN+-There has been fair inquiry this week for
Bacon and the sales include 60 hhds Shoulders at
1S97A cts@ AZ hhds old Sides at 9cts; 20 hhds new |
do on private TERMS 100 hhds do at 9694 cts
and some 1000 pieces Hams at 10111 New Should
ers close at 4 cts, and quote Sides steady at
eaea cts Large lots will however bring more than
the inside figure
BEEF-There is very little doing in Beef Some retail |
sales making at s12 for Baltimore No l. and SIS per
Dbl. for do. Mess.
PoRK-There has been some inquiry this week for Mess
Pork and we have reported sales bbs $17 per
bbl, and we quote this the closing although
parties are asking SIT 50per bb for it. Prime Pork is
very dull sale of 30 bbs reported early in the
week at but at the close it could have been bought
very readily at s13 per Dbl.
LARD.-We have reported this week sales of 12O bbs
Lard at IL cts, and of 100 bbls at Tx cts At the
close it was generally held at the latter figure
BUTTEK-Butter is dull but the are generally |
unchanged We quote Western at 10hd12 cts, Glades
at !4a6 cts for common 1922 cts. for good prime
Roll at 16dS cts Goshen 23G25 cts and City Packed
Shipping Butter at 12G12H ctsper Dbl.
CHEEsE-Good Western Cutting Cheese is in demand at
cts, and Eastern do at 1010H cts and we note sales
this week of 500 to 600 boxes these figures Eng
ish Dairy Cheese ranges at from to 12 1t is dull
as is also inferior Western Cutting, of which there is
large stock here. |
PLASTER-we note sales this week of some 200 tons |
PLASTER IN lots at s. rs per ton.
POTATOES Potatoes dull. Prices for them range
at from 60 to rs cts. pei bushel
POWDER:-we quote Duponts, Beatty's and Hazards
rover at SO Tor blasting and So for sporting keg of & lbs
RUM.-New England Rum is selling in lots to the
trade at 5435 cts We quote Porto Rico do. cts,
and Jamaica do. at 10oGlO5 cts. per gallon.
RlCE-The only transaction have heard of Rice
this week worth noting is sale of so tieces damaged
auction for account of the underwriters at from $245
Z95 per 100 lbs There have however been sales in small
lots of rs to 100 tierces fair good from 81
cts Strictly prime Rice is held 3A cts. per lb. We
note the export this week $50 bbs to Montevideo
sUGARS-sugars were quiet during the early part of