The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-06

other fancy brands of Extra bringing sc so per Dbl
Howard Street Family is selling at s675(97 per bb.
RYE FLoUR.-Rye Flour is and firm at 81 25 per
Dbl, and for some lots still higher figure is asked
CORN MEAL-Corn Meal is still quiet but we have no
for Baltimore s4 25 per bb for Brandywine
the export this week of 6lO bbls all to the West
The following the inspections of Flour and Meal for
| the week ending Augusta, 1852
Bbls, Half Bbls.
| Howard Street. 4,924
City Mills, ,............,,......l2,037 AT
ONO o..'.......t...... ....,.... 1,627
Family y........................ 1852 -.
Total-Wheat tFlour........2O174 a2
Together with "a bbls Rye Flour and 9I2 bbls and 20
half bbls. Corn Meal.
GRAN.-The receipts of Grain are increasing the Of
ferngs this week amounting to about 10000 bushels
against 130 600 bushels last week Wheat
the week been in very active demand and the market
it has exhibited great frmness. The better grades of
white have advanced since opening to 10 cts per
bushe but in reds and the lower grades there
has been material change Corn has generally been
dull 1t opened at the closing figures of last week.
subsequently declined to cts per bushe, and again
advanced the closing sales being made at an advance Of
fully cts per bushel the prices the week.
We no material change to note since our last in the
wHEAT.-wheat has been arriving this week quite
freely the offerings amounting to about 000 600 bushels
Monday On Saturday wheats sold at lI6G124 cts for
for fair to prime red 12o13o cts for fair good white
day, Consequence of the large supply prices were
shade lower. few choice lots of white sold just
after the opening of Change 40 cts and one lot of
800 bushels very choice brought 141 cts the bulk
OF the sales were made at llol22 cts for fair prime
fair to prime do On Tuesday prices advanced again
reds sold at 1525 cts for fair prime 120
13o for ordinary to good and for prime
On Wednesday the sales generally at the pre-
vious days rates but lot very choice brought
at 1ls9l26 cts for fair to prime and whites at 125lSo
cts for fair 135G1f5 for good to prime and lot of
$50 bushels very choice brought $50 cts To-day Wheat
was firm at yesterdays rates. Red sold 12O0l27 cts
for good to prime and white from 26 to 45 cts for
fair to prime There were no choice lots of white
| at market but parcels suitable for family -four would
| doubtless have brought $50 cts. per bushe
RYE-Rye has ruled through the week at 70G72 cts
for Maryland and s0@S2 for Pennsylvania and it
closes steady at these figures There have been about
1900 bushels offered this week and of has changed
CoRNThere has been considerable increase this week
in the supply of Corn the receipts amounting
market has generally been dull although within the last
day or two the demand for it has increased White sold
on Saturday at S2S3 cts, and yellow at SOS cts but
prices subsequently, fell off and on Wednesday both
white and yellow sold at 7697S cts Yesterday the mar
ke was frmer again; white sold at 769S0 cts and yellow
at 7597S cts measure, and 70 cts per bushel weight
To-day Corn is in good demand, and both white vel
low sold at 76G)S0 cts. per bushel measure .a
0ATsThe receipts of Oats have also increased the
offerings this week amounting to about 20 600 bushels
against 10000 bushels last week Some lots of old Penn
sylvania sold early in the week 3536 cts but new
Oats have ruled generally at from 25 to 80 cts quail
ity and condition.
PEAS AND BEANs.-We continue to quote Black Eyed
LIS per bushe ~
OFFERINGS OF GRAIN THE CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat bu. Corn bu. Rye bu. Oats bu.
This week e6,4 ,426 1852 1892 2OOs2
esls sne Ssss Sss
:, GUANo-The demand for the Fall is about commenc
quote the Agents rate for Peruvian at $50 per
long ton Dealers are selling at sel@62 according
held at SS long ton by the importer and s45 per
short ton by the dealers. We quote Mexican A A
Sic sombrero at $50 per long ton and Columbian at
sSS940 per long ton Reeses and other Manipulated
Berg Super Phosphate of Lime sells s45 per 900 lbs
The import this week 1886 tons from the Caribbean Sea
unable to give reliable quotation for it.
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags are selling at u and
IL cts each for two, three and four bushel bags.
HAY AND STRAW.-Hay is selling at sI60lS for
baled, S1214 for loose and Straw at S15a16 for RYE
and aSps S199l2 2o per ton. ton for fore oat -,
(gl5 cts per ID. Some small sales making at these
HoNEY-we still quote Cuba Honey at sOae5st in
bond, and 75(gT cts per gallon duty paid.
Rnsss again quote Hemp $500 per ton for
Manila; and II cts. for Russia Yarns.
H. hlDEs.We are still without any transactions to
27X city Slaughtered Hides are selling at 12a12S
cts Sts wet Goantry Saughtered at cts and dry
Laguayra, and "a from Charleston.
INDIGO.-We have change to note in the rates for
nd1go and we still quote common to fair Manila
5000 5000 cts good to prime do at s591oo cts Madras
1890 cts Caracas at 95a1o0 cs Guatemala at 11o@
IRON.-There is more inquiry fer Iron, and rather a
better feeling in the market bat hear of of
We quote to-day Baltimore Charcoal Forge Pig at
S2e@26h; Charcoal No Wheel do. at $50;
at Ps s226 a0 and at Boo&s $40
GAS for puddled and s6O962H per best Charcoal
English loed ss5for refined do SEQ for m refined AmeT
can do, and $l10 for American hammered; Hoop do.
per b. T EPgsh S Sase' e or ao aa snd s
i2alS cts for Russia We quote Charcoal Boiler Plates at
pct cts per H. Nails are active demand at so
LUMBER.-There is rather better feeling in the
Lumber market this week, though there is not
Of Lumber still on the wharves We quote white
Pine boards and plank at $3.50 to SIS for cuttings
S25 for selects, and sS5@Se for common and pan
ell Hemock may be quoted at $3.50 to s1O25 Poplar
Lumber is dull We quote plank at Ss@20; A at sl7
at $2sg3o. Ash still dull $l6@2O Oak Plank and
A oak boards also dull and prices are lower we
quote the latter at sl7 to s21
LEATHER.-The demand is quite light, and stocks are
beginning to accumulate. Prices have downward ten
dency and reduce quotations week as follows
City Slaughtered 35G37 cts; Country do. S3d36 cts;
rough skrtng S1aS5 cts Spanish sole 2sd39 cts City
cts; upper in rough hide 5OG5 calf skins 556s etg
per,a5. per 10. and d, finished do S59 100 cts. per lb.
and quite heavy We have however sales reported 4O
Puncheons English Island private terms loo bbs New
orleans at S9g4o cts, and we hear of some small sales
CUBA at the quotations We quote to day Cuba at 1924
cts for sour and sweet cayed and 2530 cts for Musco
yado; English Island at 241So cts; Porto Rico 2s935
cts, and New Orleans at 39G40 per gallon We note
the import this week of $50 puncheons and % bb Moas
MILL FEED.-Ws quote Mill Feed as before, at 1Ota11
cts for Brown Stuff, and 23s25 per busha for Mid
MADDER-we continue to quote Madder at 11ca12k
cts per lb but there is very little here Of
NAVAL sToREs-Naval Stores remain very ou;et-
There some sales of Spirits Tupentn making
cts per gallon but there is nothing doing
in other articles Rosn still quoted at S170l rs per
Dbl for common but the rates for Tar and Pitch have
been advanced quote Pitch to-day at 50 % and Tar
oILs.-oils still very dull. Linseed is selling at
oZg65 cts, Sperm at 14o9145 cts. for fall
cts bleached Patent do 68G7O cts. Solar at 7sa75
cts Sea Elephant at 70S0 cts; Lard Oil S7Ge0 cts
Eth ereal do at 565s cts and Camphene at 81 cts
PRoVIsI0NS-Provsions continue inactive There
is fair demand for Bacon but for other articles
the inquiry is still limited Mess Pork has declined since
our last so to rs cts per Dbl but change has taken
place in the rates for other articles
BAcoN-Bacon continues in fair demand and prices for
1t are pretty well maintained We have reported this
week sales of rs hhds Shoulders cs rs hhds Sides
at s4 cs 70 tierces Hams II cts and of $50 hhds
Shoulders and Sides in small lots 7%G7al the
former, and 9S 994 cts for the latter.
PoRK-We heard early in the week of sales of so bbs
Mess Pork at $3.50 this figure being decline of 25
sales made of $50 bbls. $3.50 per bbi and
OF % 6ois do on private terms but understood to be
bbs Mess at per bS We note also sales this week
OF 100 bbls Prime Pork S12 5013 per bbl We quote
Mess today at S1525, Prime at s12912.5o and Rump
Pork at sl2 per bbl.
LARD-We have had no sales of Lard reported this
week We however quote it steady at 1lC0ii4 cts for
Butchers and IL cts for prime Western Leaf in bbls
and tcs Refined Lard is selling at 13 14 cts per Ib
We note the export from this port this week pkgs
Lard.
BULK MEAT-Bulk Meat continues very quiet and so
far as We have heard sales have been made this week
We quote it nominal at 6H cts for Shoulders and SKA
S4 cts. for Sides and Hams.
BEEPBeefs selling in small lots for ships stores at
Sl3(9l5 for No. 1. and S16G1s per bb for Mess but
there is no demand for large lots
BUTTER-Butter is still quite dull 1t is selling this
week at l1k@l2 cts. for solid packed Western 14C6l6
cts for Roll and II cts b for city packed Shipping
Butter. Eggs selling at IL cts. per dozen.
CHEEsE-Eastern Cutting Cheese is selling at e%GIO
cts, and we quote Eastern English Dairy do II IIal3
cts. per ID. There is no Western Cheese in market
PLASTER.-We note sale this week of cargo of $50
tons soft Windsor Plaster at So per ton and quote
firm at this figure to-day.
PoWDER.-We still quote Hazard's Dupont's, and
Beattys Powder at So SO for blasting and S. for sport
ing per keg of rs lbs 1t is very firm at these figures
RlCE.-There has been some inquiry this Rice
but the market for it has been by active 1t
has ruled through the week at at from to ~
to prime and note sales of about 200 terces
within this range We note the receipt this week of 400
tierces from Charleston.
RUM-We quote New England Rum before, at 346
SIS ITS Porto Rico do nj 65G70 Jamaica do al