The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-08

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o. WaEAT-The receipts of Wheat this week reach about
S4ooo bushels, which is 0OOO bushels less than
last weeks receipts The demand has throughout the
week been good and the market quite in tone Prices
have varied very little since the opening Reds have
ruled through the week for good to prime
ana whites have sold at 1101112 cts for common IlS
lZo cts for medium, l21S0 cts for fair l3245 cts for
good to strictly prime and fancy lots have brought
| 147d150 cts To-day Wheat was rather ouiet bnt The
sales made 11SIs cts for fair to prime reds 20
G13O cts for medium fair whites 35I43 cts for good
70 prime do and one lot of 800 bushels very choice
RTE.-We note an improvement in Rye this week of
some TO cts P per bushe Maryland quoted the
Tor some days past Virginia and Maryland has been sell
ing at s2mS5 cts and Pennsylvania at 92993 cts per
pushel There have been about ,0c0 bushels Rye re-
celyed this week most of which has been sold the fig
| ures last named.
this week there have been only about 900 bushels at
market There has through the week beena good in
to cts bushel White sold on Saturday at s285
| cts, and yellow at s4GS5 cts. but yesterday white
To-day Corn higher again White sold at sSGe3 cts
| and yellow at 90G94 cts. per bushel
oATs-oats have been in rather light supply this week.
the receipts reaching only about IL 900 bushels The
ket for them has through the week very firm and
prices have advanced since the opening to cts per
Maryland, and 37@4o cts for Pennsylvania but within
the last day or two some lots of Virginia Oats have
brought 40 cts and Maryland do. have ranged from
| So to 42 cts.
sEEps.-seeds have through the week been quiet and
the market for them rather heavy Coverseed ranged
at from 50 to 525 for good to strictly prime lots and
Timothy do at s2a225 per bushel. There have been
lots of Timothy within the of quotations Flaxseed
! is still quoted at 81 l.40@1 so per bushel
Wheat e 1a ra Ba 'oRy Rye 5a Oats Du
s. gsns 5ss 1s 7s 5 9s3sss e ss55
GUANo.-There continues to be active demand
for the various kinds of fertilizers prices
selling Peruvian a
Long, long ton according to quantity. The stock of
at S475o per long ton by the importer and $44 per
short ton by the dealers. We quote Mexican $40
@22 per ton according to quality, Mexican at SIC
Az per long ton. Manipulated Guano sells at s47S
Whitelock 4 Cos Rhodes and DeBerg's Super Phos-
phate OF Lime and Turner's Excelsior sell at S45 per
1000 lbs 9 Pe'
GINsENG.-We hear of no sales of Ginseng this week
GUNNY BAGS.-we continue to quote Gunny Bags at
10 cts for small and 134 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 15l6 per h. for new
HoNEY.-We still quote Cuba Honey at 6O165 cts in
Dona ana IoG77 cts per gallon duty paid, but there
s1g7 cts per b. Russian at s2o, and American at s145
Yarns are selling at II cts per lb.
HAY AND STRAW.-Hay is active and firm at e1f0
10 or oaed and Sl2l5 per ton for loose and quote
Straw $l4g5 for Rye, $1o912 and seG1o Der
ton. for Wheat. r0'
HlDES.-The market is still bare of foreign Hides
City Slaughtered Hides selling at IL cts wet
Country Slaughtered at 1OK@11H cts, and dry do at 10
IRON.-Iron is in fair demand, and American PIG is
steady at the previous rates, which are as follows
viz: s26@26K for Baltimore Charcoal Forge: $50 for
Charcoal No. l Wheel S24625 for No Anthra
cite; S2324 for No. do and $22 per ton for No do
Wequoe Scotch Pig before at S25d26; Blooms at e4O
as for pudded per ton for best Charcoal Bs
Iron selling at s5560 per English1 oiled
$6570 for refined do, $60065 refined American do
and sllO for American hammered; Hoop s72k0 k0s0
Sheet far Enplicb
- cs for American and 1213 cts for Russia We quote
IN active demand at per 100 lbs Cut 4d and
upwards " ~
INDIGO.-we still quote Indigo at the following rates
VIZ S0G5O cts for common to fair ManilIa 75G9O cts
for good to prime do. 75G9O for Madras 95a10o
IT'S cts. per lb for Bengal. 9
LEATHER-There has been scarcely any demand for |
Leather and though the receipts light stocks are
though we do not alter quotations. which are as fol-
lows: City Slaughtered at 346936 cts; Country do at
Ca33 cts City harness leather black, S4$7 cts Coun
try do 29a.52 cts Upper through hide S3.5005; Calf
per Ib. N'Ss-'' U.S.
LUMBER.-In consequence of the break in the susoue
mamma canal there have been arrivals during the week
ana we nave nothing of any special note to remark Pr
ceS snow tte or no change, and quote White Pine
mon and panel S35@36 Hemock iost dull at 90 hio
scantling and boards at $OlO So Poplar chair plank
Si9G22 do scanting at $l4a16 and 3 boards at sl2G
a. Ash is dull at Sl92O and oak boards are also dull
at Sl9d2l; quote Oak ship plank at s2OG25 Rated
Lumber continues very dull and White Pine culnps will
not command over $12G12.50
MoLASSES.-There movement in Moasses
early in the week. but for two three days past the mar
ket for it has been quiet The sales include o5O bbs ta
Cuba at 20 cts 1913 hhds and terces sweet do on
vate terms and $50 hhds sweet cayed do
lowing rates, viz 20 cts for tart Cuba; 2SS26 cts for
sweet clayed do; 262S cts for Muscovado: 25130 cts
English Island and 3Sa4O cts ner @aIIon F N
Orleans There is Porto Rico here The ony import
this week % is one of 81 puncheons from Demerara.
MILL ILL., fEEg-Mla Feed is still selling at l4l15 cts.
cts h1sb for
MADDER-We hear of sales of Madder, but we
qnSte It steady at cts per lb for prime Dutch ombro
NAVAL STORES.-There has been some Spirits Tur-
pentine selling this week at 47H94S cts per gallon but
for other articles the market has been very quiet We
Rosin at S15Od155 for common 81 9O02 for No 8 and
$25oG275 per bb for No. 1. THERE'S large stock of
OILS-Sperm Oil has advanced and we now quote it at
145@15O cts. for fall and l5O@155 cts for winter but
Patent do at 63@68 cts Solar 20 cts Sea Elephant at
70(gS0 cts; Lard Oil at 90G93 cts; and Lnseed do at
phene So cts per gallon We note the import this week
of Us casks Palm Oil, from Cape Mount, Africa
PRONISIONS.-The transactions in Provisions this
week have been heavy and the market them has gem
orally been buoyant Bacon has advanced since the open
ing to of cent per b, but in other articles there
has been material change
BULK MEAT.There is very little Bulk Meat here and
the only sale we have heard of this of 20 hhds
Sides at cts We quote to-day nominal at * cts for
Shoulders, and OK cts. for Sides
r, BAcoN.-The operations in Bacon this week have
been BE- heavy The sales previons to to-day, include
80 hhds. Shoulders at S4 ctsa so hhds do, S%
Shd S sdes hsds St o 6G pa part 7so to arve at sK e
$50 hhds do at 1ok cts so Hams at OK cts 100 tier
ees do atloh@1 cts LOCO pieces do loose 10 land
cts To-day note sales of so hhds Shoulders to arrive
at cts rs hhds do the spot at So cts and of $50
hhds Sides at loh cts Sides close steady at 1Ok cts
but Shoulders may be quoted closing at SSGSA cts
PoRKmThere has been considerable doing this week in
Pork The sales include 200 bbls Prime on private terms
goo bbls do. at 125G115O SO bbls Rump at sll so
$50 bbls Mess at s1575@16 bbls do Extra heavy
at SloIZ2 per DBL Mess closes to-day SIS 75l6 and
We Dota Tho
this week of $50 bbls Pork p'''
BEEF-BaltimOre packed Beef is selling in small lots
as it is wanted at sl2914 for No. l. and s1417 per
Dbl for Mess, but sale of so bbls Western Mess
this week at $l050 per Dbl.
LARD.-Lard has been inquired for this week and we
naxe reported sales Of 200 bbs and tierces Western
cts $50 tierces do on private terms, and
western Leaf at l3h cts We quote Lard to-day at Tx
all& cts for Western in bbs and erces and 12X cts
and tierces, and 300 kegs Lard VI ''''
BTTTER-Butter continues dull, but quote steady
at III lGl2 cts for solid packed Western, Halls cts for
country Roll, l4@lscts for Glades 16@1S cts for New
YORK state, and l2G12H cts. for City packed shipping
CHEEsE.-Cheese is in fair demand and the market |
for it is steady Eastern Cutting is selling at lO01Ok
Dairy at 1oHa11 for Western and 12Sais cts for
eastern. We had reported day two since sale of
$50 boxes Western English Dairy at lOI cts
PLASTER-Plaster is still selling in lots at 49, but car
goes goes will not bring over s2.75 2S7]6 per ton
PoWDER-Hazard's, Dupont's, and Beatty's Powder |
keg Of 25 lbs. '-'''S pN'
RuM-We quote New England Rum this week at 3S |
(934 cts Porto Rico do at 6570 cs Jamaica do at
l0olO cts gallon but for all varieties the market
dull. -
RlCE.-Rice has through the week been dull but it has
ruled steadily at 3x4 for fair good and 4Ad4k
cts per H. for prime lot of 25 terces prime sold
early in the week at AZ cts and also sales in
small lots of some so to 60 terces within the above range
SlRUP-Batmore refined Syrup is selling at IS |
cts for Sugar House DO cts for Golden and 46 per
gallon for extra Golden, and quote Portland Syrup as
before at 2ld22 cts. per gallon We note the receipt
TINS week OF 800 bbls Portland Syrup.
STANES.-Staves are dull. We quote to-day W O. |
HID. at S35G40 W. o. Pipe at $45G150, and r. o. HID
nominal at $l820 for culed and 335 per thousand for
prime.
SALT-There has been considerable doing this week in
Liverpool Salt, or two invoices of Ground Alum EN-
bracing 1000 to 900 sacks having been sold on
private terms. We note the arrival here week of
"a 99 sacks Liverpool Salt the exception of one
lot of some 5000 Sacks it all previous to arrival
Ground Alum is selling in retail lots at S5eO cts and
fine at l35 cts for Marshars, and Jeffrey Darcys and
150Gl55 cts per sack for Ashtons Fine is still very
scarce only 400 sacks Of the receipts week being of
this description.
SUGARS.-During the early part of the week Sugars
were comparatively quiet but within day or two
there has been active movement in them The mar
ket has throughout the week been firm the feeling in
1T at the close very strong The week include
~ hhds English Island at So; &c hhds Cuba Moasses
sugar at $780, 133 hhds. straight Cuba Sc 371 247
hhds Cuba 100 Molasses and 147 straight &c. sound
las boxes clayed do at $5756 all for refining; and we
taken speculation at $3.50; l30 hhds at 75G7
20 hhds Porto Rico at 81 62k 200 hhds New Orleans
$7(G775; and so hhds do at $SIS. So making total of
1883 hhds and 145 boxes. We quote Sugars as closing