The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-05

| mostly 6.
red l2O to 100 for fair white, 135 to $50
for good prime do and 1855 cts for choice lots do Tc
day Wheat lower Red sold 2SG127 cts for good to
prime and 136l45 good to prime, and
$50 cts. for choice lots, and the market closed dull at
! these figures.
offerings amounting about 200 bushels The market
for has however been dull and prices for it have fallen
off materially Old sold on Saturday at 95 "a cs and
new 70 GS2 cts. but Monday and Tuesday old sold
at s9G92 cts and new at 70So cts for both white and
yellow. On Wednesday there sales reported, but
yesterday white sold at S5SSct for DID, 6O7S cts for
new and yellow at sS9eO cts for old and 6OdSl cts
for In Corn there is as will be seen very
wide range in price. To day Corn dull and quite
heavy Old sold s5GsS both white and yellow,
55a7S for white, and 6O@72 cts. for vel
| low. The Corn sold to-day mostly new.
RYEThere have been about 600 bushels Rye received
this week, and most of it has been sold at 76 cts for
| Maryland, and S5GSS cts for Pennsylvania.
0ATs-oats have been in good supply this week, the
has through the week been quite steady and most of the
parcels offered have changed hands at S4l cts for Ma
day steady at the above figures.
SEEDs-Thcre has been very little done this week in
Cloverseed until within last day two but yes
erday and to day sales of some $50 bushels at
S. 2555O per bushel of 81 lbs Timothy Seed is scarce
and firm at 81 5Oa275 and quote Faxseed steady at
OFFERINGS OF GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat bu. Corn bu. Rye bu. Oats bu.
This week.. 296 41,4s7 1925 24I423
To this time: o4I 229 250o $50 1094d2 0G3994 G9i
! GUANO-We quote the Agents price SEQ per
long ton that dealers at s6l62 according quail
long by importer and $44 per short ton by the
dealers; Mexican S20d22 per ton according to quail
ity Mexican at $6 Sombrero at s52 per long ton and
Colombian at $33d40 per long ton. Manipulated Guano
sells at S47 Whtelock & Co.'S, Rhodes and DeBergs
Super Phosphate of Lime and Turner's Excelsior sell at
Mexican. lea -'''' ''p'''
GINSENG.-we continue to quote Ginseng at 3Od35
cts. per h., but we hear of no sales being made.
| GUNNY BAGS-We continue to quote Gunny Bags at
10 cts for small and 134 cts each for large sizes, but
the market for them is quiet.
HoPs-There is very little doing in Hops but quote
them 7dS cts. for old, and 4Gl5 cts per b for
r,l,1 OIL ats
bond and 7o@75 cts per gallon duty paid but we have
heard of no sales.
quote it firm this week at s7d2o for baled, and
sl417 per for loose Straw selling at $l4G15 for
HEMP-There is very little doing in Hemp. There is
American in market and we quote it nominal at sl45
for rough and $3.50 per ton for dressed Russia is selling
at $500 per ton and Manila at 61 cts. per lb.
g. HIDEs-There are no foreign Hides ,,h here. City
Country Slaughtered at 10h@lH cts, and dry doat 10
! (d920 cts.
for Bengal 9o@l25 cts for kurpah 1895 cts for Mad
ras; 35d5O cts. for to fair Manila; 609115 cts
for good prime do 1880 cts for Caracas and 1009
| lis cts per ID. for Guatemala.
| IRoN.-There fair demand for Iron, but have
heard of no sales of moment this week. We have
Pig as follows viz: s26626K Baltimore Charcoal
Forge $50 Charcoal No. Wheel s2425 for No. An
thracite S324 for No do and $22 ton for No do
quote Scotch Pig before at S5d26; Blooms at S40
45 for pudded and 60624pr ton for best Charcoal Bar
Iron be quoted at S556o per ton common English
loed $65G70 for refined do, $60d65 for refined Ameri
can do and $llo for American hammered Hoop do. at
S724dS0 per ton and Sheet do at 4 cts per lb. for
English 4G4& American, and 12Gl3 cts for Rus
sa Charcoal Boiler Plates steady at as b
and quote Nails brisk at 100 lbs for Cut
| 4d. and upwards
LEATHER-There is little nothing doing and stocks
are accumulating. We have change in prices
and continue to quote City Slaughtered at 33935 cts.
Country do. at 30G32 cts; Rough Skirtng 29G3l cts
Spanish Sole 20 cs City leather black 34
81 Country do 29G32 cts Upper rough hide $3.50
as; Calf Skins 55G6S cts per lb andfnshed do s5G10o
! LUMBER-The receipts during the week have been
very light for the The advance in freghts has
checked shipments and holders are firm and it thought
prices may improve. We have change of Importance
to notice in and still quote White Pine cuttings at
S1SGl6 as to quality; selects at $25G26 common and
! panel S35G36; Hemock jost dull at S950d10 scant-
| ling and boards at $l0GlO50 Poplar chair plank at
$l9G22, do. scanting at s4al6 and boards at sl2G
Il. Ash is dull at Sl920 and yak boards are also dull
S19d2l; quote Oak ship plank S2Od25. Rated
Lumber continues dull and White Pine cuttings will
not command over Sl2a12 So
M0LASS ES.-There has been no movement worth not
ing this week in Moassess. We quote to-day cayed
Cuba at 2ld2 for sweet; Cuba Muscovado
253O cts. Porto Rico at 27GD35 cts. English Island at
26a30 cts and New Orleans at 37@340 cts. The stock
on the ls inst. was 1,249 hhds, 1859 terces, and 53S
bbls.
MILL FEED.-Mn Feed has advanced again There
sale early in the week of 900 bushels Brown Stuff
cts, but subsequently a of 10 coo BUSH
els do. 20 We quote Brown Stuff to-day 2OG22
cts, and Middngs at 35Gl37 bushel
MADDER.-We continue to quote Madder steady 11X
cts. per b. for prime Dutch ombro, but hear of
| sales.
NAVAL STORES.-There is a good inquiry for Spirits
Turpenne but for other descriptions of Naval Stores
Ie Ne' Is qTs aiss Is suS pi ID az 2
l65 Pitch at S2G225, and Tar at s225d2 so per bbl
oiIs and W. cnrnr. ~ 'mni snnr, at m II5s15 50 cs
for fall and 15od155 for winter; crude Whale at 55
Cts Sea Elephant at 7oCiso cts: Lard at 90G 90 cts
and Lnseed $4,000 cts Ethereal Oil is bringing $50
60 cts. and Camphene SO cts per gallon.
| PROvISIONS-Provisons have through the week
been dull and heavy Bacon has fallen in price since
our last 4 of a cent per b. and it closes dull at the
decline There is new Bulk Meat arriving, and the
market will doubtless soon be well supplied with it.
how, asalA a1 ma
week but we have heard ef no transactions in Lard
BAcoN-There were sales early in the week of hhds
| Bacon Sides in two lots at 9X cts and we note in
addition sales in iobbng lots Of about hhd Shoulders
and Sides cts and about 900 pieces Hams
at IL 13 cts. Shoulders be bought readily
enough to-day in round cts, and Sides Ok
| as in oualitv
BULK MEAT-One or two small lots of new Bulk Sides
were sold early in the week at cts but we heard subse
auenty of sale of 900 pieces Chicago cured Sides
arrive 81 There have been sales of Shoulders
reported but they probably bought arrive
/ BEEF-Baltimore packed Beef is selling in retail lots
at s2dl4 for old and new No l. and Sl4Gl7 per bbl for
do Mess but Western Beef can be bought at considerably
| lower rates
PoRE-We have reported this week sales of 100 bbls
heavy Mess Pork at so cash and of l2O bbs soft Mess
do at SIS per Dbl 90 davs without interest We quote
good heavy Mess TO-DAY at sl5 25G5 so Prime at SllG
| II 25 and Rump Pork at sll, 25Ca1l so per Dbl.
I1RrNTbere has becn nn moyement in Lard this week
so far we have heard but Western has ruled steadily at
II 4 cts in bbIs and cs and 12HiGl3 cts in kegs We
still quote refined Lard at l3H a IA cts per lb.
BuTrER-Glades Butter is arriving pretty freely and
we nnta sales IN ke1s at l6OI8
CTS for good aud 10 cts for Eyra lots We 1uote West
ern Butter as before at i0%I2 cts Roll do at l601s
cts New YORK State do at S % cts Goshen do at pa
% cts ord CT, aCtoi DO Cor sirnn Ut 10 OTIS nor
III '' W ' F " " fP9 "
Cy,poy cboaso "a oo,iro ond nxa,tr fr,, wo rota
- ~; - &c -, 80 GOO - 80 -? ,? ~ ti,o.a ~ oU
Gs i w T o Une 9 0JI IolIHI t us f Ft W. W.
rotc Enisb Oairy do a+ 1oII1I cts for Western and
9oIa M r Pt P".s pO az iOs y 0' io n' 1O
pr ASTER pIostar ;s dprl snd Iovar We orota n
this week at 50 75I13 per ton
POT ATGES -PStatoes are still selling from the wharf
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5ot , pora P;co do ,t $50 cts and Tarnaca do at
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