The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-15

Flour advanced this morning 25 cts the lead
ing brands are now selling at 81 Is per Dbl We contin
ue 10 quote Wechs Family at $775 per bbl.
RYE FLoUR.-There was sale made a day two since
ofloo bbls Rye Flour at S393A, but in small lots it
selling at s4 per bbl.
Corn MEAL-There sales early in the week of
1000 bbs Baltimore Corn Meal at So but subsequently
2oo oos Brandy WINE on private terms We quote Meal
today at s375 for Baltimore and S3S7H per bb for
Brandywne. The exports this week reach $40 bbls
The following the inspections of Flour and Meal
the week ending January Is, 1889
How Howard Street. S,3o3 -.
CITY NILS. S.4l5 420
ono. o...'....... ...... ........ ,l4S
Total-Wheat tFIour........14O58 42O
Together with 226 bbls Rye Flour, so hhds and SIS
| bbls. and $50 half bbls. Corn Meal
GRAIN-The supply of Grain at market this week has
been light the receipts all descriptions amounting
only about A 900 bushels There have however been
parcels of Grain which held in store here, offer
ing during the week In consequence of the very light
supply of Grain here the market has been inactive but
for all descriptions prices have been maintained and in
varieties an advance has been established We
the export this week of s47 bushels Corn.
WHEAT-The receipts of Wheat this week amount to
s sI I UI t hb % @ IN % tor ss @ Gee w Wa h
through the week been quiet but firm but has been the
case throughout the there has been wide
in prices Reds have ruled during the greater part
week at from l20 to l25 cts, but today lot of 5000
bushels prime was sold at 1873 cts which decided ad
Some whites have sold as low as lis cts
but medium to fair qualities brought
and good to prime do 110l50 cts Wheat closed to-day
| firm at the above rates
RYE-The receipts of Rye this week have been very
light the offerings amounting to only $50 bushels all
which was Pennsylvania, and the few parcels received
| have been sold at S4GS5 cts We quote Maryland Rye
| nominal at 74laj75 cts. per bushel
| CoRN-The arrivals of Corn this week considerably
ceed those of other descriptions of grain and the receipts
add up about 25 900 bushels There has been good de
mand for Corn through the week, and prices have
advanced since the opening to cts per bushel
On Saturday white sold 69G7l and yellow at 7OG
Is cts but to-day white sold at 7475 cts and yell
76SO cts and both varieties close firm at these figures
OATs.-The receipts of Oats this week about
They sold at the opening of the week at 4794s cts
for two or three days past they have been selling
80 ctsp bushel. Some 500 bushels sold to day
! at these figures. Virginia and Maryland Oats would
bring if here 46a4s ia cts per bushel
Pease at So per two bushe bag, and Beans at 1.12KG
OFFERINGS GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE.
| Wheat, bu. Corn, bu. Rye, bu. Oats bu.
| TO this time. 27303 Ties 3l25 Is 39l
GUANOThere is no demand at present existing for this
fertilizer The Agents price $50 per long dealers
Elide Island Guano held $40 by the importer and
by dealers according to quantity wanted Small
corng to quality, and Sombrero $50 per long ton
Reese's Manipulated Guano sells at s47 Rhodes Super
Phosphate of Lime and De Bergs do S45 per 900 lbs
| The import this week is $50 tons from New York
GlNSENG.-Ginseng is in demand, and sales max
ing at from 60 to 70 cts h. Prime lots will bring the
outside figure.
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags are selling at TO- 10, and
IA cts each, for two, three and four bushel bags.
this week. We continue to quote Buenos Ayres
az cts Rio Grande at 25kG26 cts; city slaughtered
cts. and dry do. atl6d1S We the import this
week of 202O from Laguayra, and LOIS from New Or
leans.
HOPS.-There some small sales of new crop Hops
making at IA cts lb The market for them
HEMP.-There is very little doing in Hemp We quote
American at sl5 for rough $19O for dressed; Russia at
s25 per ton, Manila at cts, and Russia yarns lO4
cts. per h.
HAY AND sTRAw-Hay is still selling at s14Gl5
for bale S2S for loose and Straw at sl for Rye and
INDIGo.-There is very little doing in Indigo but we
quote steady SOG5O cts for to fair Manilla
S5l0O cts for good to prime do 75d90 for Madras
95l05 cts for Caracas l10dl5O for Guatemala and
120G175 cts. per b. for Bengal.
IR0N-There is brisk inquiry for Iron but there has
been comparatively little in it this week the holders
being generally unwilling to take the prices offered for
an upward tendency Pin on a @ at tEe he fpa1P ooyng
rates, VIZ s26 for Baltimore Charcoal Forge S27 for
No do s2S dai for No sdo and s26G27 per ton
for Scotch from the yards Blooms selling S4550
puddled and s6065 per ton for best Charcoal Wequoe
Bar Iron at 500 per ton for English rolled $50
for American do; $40 for American hammered Hoop do
at 72 50Gso and Sheet do, at al per lb for En-
sa. We quote Charcoal Boiler Plates at cts per lb |
Nails are still selling at So 121 per 100 lbs for Cut
Cd ana upwards but an advance in them is anticipated
LEATHER.-The market it quiet the receipts being too
sred at aS any m o1 s5 quote city sa%ght
ing 29gs3 cts; Spanish sole 2sasl cts city harness
in rough hide S350ya5; calfskns Sl2G20 per dozen,
and finished do S20d3O.
MOLASSES.-New Orleans Molasses has beer in active
request this week. and sales 800 bblS 1928
OF which were sold yesterday at aucon) at 3737% cts
To day it is generally held at 3SG39 We hear
$50 bbs in addition to the above have been sold to-day
to go to Philadelphia, but did learn the
New York New Orleans Molasses has advanced
ally. We understand that lot of 500 bbs sold
there yesterday at 3S cs and is held to-day we learn
at 40 cts. The only sales of foreign Moasses have
heard ofare of 32 puncheons English Island cts
and of 16 hhds Porto Rico also at 26 cts We quote
Cuba at Is G2O cts for tart and 25a26 for
We note the receipt this week of 1913 bbs. Moasses
MADDER We quote Madder ranging from II to 13
cts per b., the latter figure being for best Ombro.
MILL FEEDING continue to quote Mill Feed at lS0
20 cts for Brown Stuff and 80 cts per bushel for Mid
dings.
NAVAL STORES-Spirits Turpentine is still quoted at
9G5o cts per gallon There is fair demand for it, and
note sales of some 200 bbs this week at the above
figures. Common Rosin is held 165G170 cts these
figures being advance of Is 20 per bbl on last
weeks rates but no sales have been made at the advance
We quote Tar as before at s22 25, Pitch at S. No.
Rosin at s292 25 and No. do. at sS(a4 per Dbl.
OlLS-sperm Oil is selling at 135q40 cts for fall, and
beached Patent do. at 70d72cts, Solar 75IGS0 cts
Sea Elephant at from 20 to S5 cts, Lard Oil at 9OG95
cts. and American Lnseed do at 65G6S per gallon
We note sale this week of so bbs Lard Oil 90 We
quote ETHEREAL Oil at 54G56 cts and Camphne 55
PRoVISI0NS-There has been more activity in the
Provision market this week than there has been at any
time sin the commencement of the packing and
we have to note decided improvement in the general
tone of the market. The consumpve demand for Pro
Visions evidently increasing and the trade here have
peeh Duylng quite freely for days past Bulk Meat
has advanced since the opening of the to q of
cent per lb. and Bacon has also improved slightly.
Provisions of all descriptions close to-day quite firm
BULK MEAT.-The transactions in Bulk Meat this week
have been heavy The sales include $4,000 lbs Shoul
ders and Sides at and cts. 100000 lbs. Shoulders
Sides, and Hams at 64, and SH cts; 100 900 lbs
Shoulders and Sides at 6k and s4 cts; 10000 lbs.
Sides at sH cts. 60 days delivered in Philadelphia "a
hhds Shoulders and Hams at Ga and 81 cts. 40 hhds
Shoulders 63 cts and so hhds Sides at sS3l4 per
100 lbs Shoulders held to-day 62s cts. Sides at
BAcoN-The has been an active demand for Bacon this
week especially from the South and the in it
have been heavy The sales include 20 hhds old Sides
81 cts; 20 hhds old Hams cts pieces do at 10
cts; IS hhds new Shoulders att cts 100 hhds do. at
X cts; 125 hhds Sides q cts; hhds do. at
cts; and 800 pieces Hams at 10 fall Bacon
closes to-day firm at X cts. for Shoulders and cts
BEEFBeef is dull but steady s12 for Baltimore No.
l, and $l5 per bbl for do Mess There are some small
sales making at these figures but We hear of transac
& pOnk1ws have reported this week sales of 800 bbls
Mess Pork at Sl7 200 bbs do at 25 and of so bbls
Prime do at s1325 per bbl closes steady at sl79
1725, and Prime at S13.25 per bb.
LARD-There has been through the week fair in
curry for Lard but the transactions in it have not been
heavy We note sales of so kegs Country Lard in rregu
lar packages at II cts 200 bbs Western do in lots at
ll59ls cts l2o kegs do at II cts and 125 kegs do
at IL cts Lard closes firm oday IL for West
ern Leaf in bbls and II y cts in kegs.
BuTTER.-Butter is still dull, but the rates for it
are generally unchanged, and continue quote Wes
tern at lOka2 cts Glades at 14l6 cts. for common,
1SG2l cts for good to prime; Roll at 161S cts Goshen
at 23a25 cts, and City packed shipping Butter at 120
12j1 cts per lb.
CHEEsE-There has been but little doing this week in
Cheese, but prices are unchanged, and still quote
good Western cutting at cts. Eastern do at 10Ggl0H
cts, and English Dairy as ranging from to IL cts.
PLASTER.-There is very little doing in Plaster, but
we quote it as before at s275 per The market is
however dull at this figure.
PoWDER.-we quote Hazards, d. Duponts and Beatty,s
Powder at So for blasting and S. for sporting per keg
| 25 lbs.
POTATOES Potatoes continue dull, but prices for
them unchanged, and still quote them as ranging
| from 60 to rs cts. per bushel
RICE.-There has been considerable movement this
week in Rice The sales include lot of ITO terces from
the wharf at S34 and 200 terces S3564 per lbs
and some 200 tierces in LOIS from cts per lb
We note also sale at auction of 35 damaged
at 2Std2S cts. per lb Rices closes steady at 34G3A
cts for common to prime The stock here has been con
sideraby reduced within the last week or two We note
the receipt this week of 30l tierces from Charleston.
RuM-New England Rum is selling in lots to the
trade at 3d4 cts. We quote Porto Rico do 60
and Jamaica @ do at 100G4lo5 cts. per gallon.
SuGARS-There has been moderate degree of actiyi-
ty this week in Sugars the nearly of which have
been of Louisiana Sugars adding up about 600 hhds The