The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-30

Flour have declined since last week rs per bbl.-
Family is now selling by the dray load at 81 per bbl
Patapsco, Reservoir, Silver Spring, Ashland Wechs
$3.50 for Old Dominion; and the Patapsco Reservoir
Silver Spring Ashland and other fancy brands of Extra
| are bringing So so per bbl
RYE FLogR.Rye Flour has been quoted through the
week at S4d425 perbbl. We note sale to-day of 100
bbls. at the latter figure.
CORN MEAL-There have been some small sales of Bal
timore Corn Meal this week at 81 at which figure it
be bought to-day and quote Brandywine do at S4 12H
9l25 per Dbl, The exports this week have been only
4O0 bbls.
The following are the inspections of Flour and Meal for
| the week ending July 2s, 1859:
Bbs. Half Bbls
City Mills. ......... .....,......1S25o si2
Ohio. ..'.......'...... ........ 425 ....
Famlly .'.''..''''.'''..,..... ,677
| Total-Wheat Flour. ........20I74 sl2
together with 10 bbls Rye Flour, and 4S5 bbs Corn
| Meal ~
| GRAIN.-The receipts of Grain this week have
been fair, the offerings of the various descriptions
amounting to about 13O bushels Wheat has
out the week been in good demand and prices
market has generally been dull and quite heavy
WHEAT-Wheat continues to arrive pretty freely, and
The demand has been brisk both from mier and shippers
and Wheat has throughout the week been firm about
last weeks closing rates. Reds sold the opening
1l0l23 cts for fair to prime and whites 120l35 cts
for fair to choice but for two three days past fair
prime reds have been selling from lis to l25 cts fair
to prime whites at 125l35 cts and choice do at 1873
l40 cts and both red and white closes to-day firm at
these figures. Common Wheats have sold through the
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RYE-Rye has ruled through the week at 70172 cts for
new Maryland and SOgS2 cts for old Pennsylvania, but
there have been few sales reported The receipts this
week amount to about 900 bushels
CoRN-The receipts Of Corn this week have been light
the offerings amounting only about 80 bushels The
supply has however, been fully equal to the demand. On
Saturday both white and yellew sold SS4 but on
Monday white sold at S2aS3 cts and yellow at S2Gs5
| Cts On Tuesday and Wednesday white sold at S1GS3
cts, and yellow quoted at S3(1S4 cts without sales
but yesterday both white and yellow sold at ss2 cts
and quote these the to-day varieties
OATs.-0ats have been in fair supply this week the
cepts adding up about 900 bushels the greater part
which were The demand has been fair, and
the parcels offered have changed hands at 2a3 cts for
PEAsE AND BEANs.-We continue to quote Black Eyed
Pease at So per two bushel bag and white Beans S
1.25 per bushel.
OFFERINGS OF GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat bu. Corn bu. Rye bu. Oats bu.
This week.. s3692 2s,83O i,649 11,724
ss as Ss5 sss
:, GUANo3There is still very little doing, though
up. We quote the Agents rate for Peruvian at $50
per long ton Dealers are selling at s6l@62 according
to to- quantity California or Eide Island Guano is
short ton by the dealers. We quote Mexican A
s2o9l22 per ton according to quality, Mexican
S3S40 per long ton Reeses and other Manipulated Gu
ano sells at s47. Whitelock Co.'S, Rhodes and De
The imports this week 500 tons Mexican and 567
Bone Ash from Buenos Ayres.
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags selling at g. 12 and
l3 cts each for two, three and four bushel bags.
, HIDES are some foreign Hides here, but We
near OF nothing doing in them. We quote Buenos Ayres
at 27927H cts City Slaughtered Hides are selling at
l2gl2h cts, wet Country Slaughtered at 1Ok @11H cts
o oy r no. az d cts @ Tfe @ th week are 56
HAY AND STRAW.-Hay is selling at S16G1S for
baled Sl2gl4 for loose and Straw at s15G16 for Rye
and Sl0la)l2 per ton for Oat.
H0PS-We quote Hops of the crop of 1858 steady IL
9l6 cts. per b Some small sales making at these
HONEY.-we quote Cuba Honey at 6O665 cts in
bond and 7597 cts per gallon duty paid, but there is
HEMP.-We quote Hemp this week at $500 per ton for
Russian Sl45 for rough American 6x cts. per h.
Manilla and II cts for Russia Yarns
1NDIGO-We have no change to note in the rates for
Indigo, and we still quote common to fair Manila at
9O@5O cs good to prime do at S5d1OO cts Madras at
75G90 cts; Caracas at 9500 cts; Guatemala at llO0
$50 cts; and Bengal at 120G175 cts. per h.
iRoN.IThere is more inquiry for IrOn and rather
quote to-day Balt@ore CHARCOAL s Forge Fig at
No. Anthracite do at s24a25; No do at s2sG24 20
do at s22; Scotch Pig at s25d26 and Blooms at $40
Bar Iron is selling at SIS per ton for common
English olled 500 for refined do, 500 for Amer
at S72H9S0 per ton, and Sheet do. at 3H@4 cts |
per h. for English, 4l144 cts. for American, and
cts. per lb Nails are in fair demand but they
shade lower and we now quote them at S3253 so per
100 lbs: for Cut d. and upwards
LEATHER.-The market is quite dull and the stocks |
are nearly exhausted Prices of descriptions
lower, and we quote this week City Slaughtered 3663S
cts Country do. 34G37 cts rough skirtlng 3236 cts
Spanish sole 30G4 cts; City harness leather black SO
39 cts. Country do. 31C634 cts; upper In rough hide
S35095 calf skins 55G6S cts. per lb and finished do
LUMBER-The Lumber market continues dull and
prices unchanged. There is a large quantity
of Lumber still on the wharves. We quote white
Pine boards and plank s12 so to s15 for cuttings
S25 for selects, and S35636 for common and pan, |
el Hemlock may be quoted at SO so TO s1O2 PonIar
Lumber is dull. We quote plank at SlSG20; at sly
g2O IS at Sl@lS and Walnut sawed to proper sizesl
at S2S9S0. Ash is still dull at $1,000. Oak Plank and
A oak boards also dull and prices are lower; we |
quote the latter at S17 to S21
lovb
ing this week in Moasses, the sales far as we have
heard embracing only few small lots to grocers within
2126 cts. for cayed Cuba 273O cts for Cuba Musco.
vado 232 cts for English Island at S0G35 for Por
note the import this week of 900 hhds, 3S terces
from Cuba, and 1853 puncheons and Il bbls from Trim
idad.
MILL FEED.-we quote Mill Feed this week at loGR11
cts for Brown Stuff, and 23G25 per bushe for Mid
dlings
MADDER-We continue to quote Madder at 116l2H
cts per lb but there little here and hear of
NAVAL sToREs-Naval Stores remain very Quiet
We still quote Spirits Turpentne at 45d46 per gal
lon, common Rosin at S17o9175, Tar at s20225, and
oIIs.-0ils are still very dull Linseed is selling at
62965 cts, Sperm at 14oG145 cts. for fall,
cts; bleached Patent do 6Sd70 cts; Solar 73d75
cts Sea Elephant at 70S0 cts. Lard Oil S7690 cts
Ethereal do at 5605S cts and Camphene at 53 per
gallon.
PRov!sIoNs.-Provisious have, through the week,
rates for barreled Pork have change note in the
prices of any of the articles under this head.
BAcON.-There has been throughout the week good
retail demand for Bacon and last weeks prices it have
been pretty well maintained lot of so hhds Shoulders
was sold early in the week to arrive at ~ cts
note in addition sales of about 800 hhds Shoulders and
Sides in lots at 74 for the former and 9 cts
for the latter, and the market steady az these fig
Ares Hams are selling at from 10 TO l3 cts per lb in
quality.
BULK MEAT.-There have been no sales of Bulk Meat
reported We quote it nominal at 6h cts for Shoulders
BEEF.-Beefis selling in small lots for ships stores at
SlSlGi5 for No. l. and sl6glS per bbl for Mess, but
there is no demand for large lots.
PoRK-There has been inquiry this week for bar
relied Pork and we note sales so bbls Prime at 250
and of $50 bbs Mess at SIG per bb Mess closes today
bbl. f'
LARD.-We have had no sales of Lard reported this
week We however quote it steady at 1l@iI4 cts for
Butchers and liz cts for prime Western Leaf in bbs
and Refined Lard is selling at l3b6ll4 cts per lb-
We note the export from this port this week of pkgs
Lard.
BurrER-Butter is still selling at 11012 cts for solid
packed Western, 12G4 cts for Roll and IL for City
packed shipping Butter. The market however dull
CHEEsE-Cheese is dull but still quote it at lo6l1l
English Dairy.
PLAsTER.-There is Plaster here aHoat and in re-
tail lots from the wharf it is selling at So per ton
= P0WDER-We quote Hazards, Duponts, and Beatty's
at SO SO for blasting and S55 for sporting per
RUM.-We quote New England Rum this week at s4a
80 cts Porto Rico do at 65d7o cs and Jamaica do. at
R1CE-kce through the week been dull and rather
heavy. lot of so terces Rice was sold early
IN the week at AZ cs but for two three Rice
has ranged at from to AZ cts. for common to prime
and it closes to-day steady at these figures. We note
the import this week of2SO tierces from Savannah.
SUGARS.-There has been very little doing this week
in Sugars the sales reported amounting altogether to
only about 17O hhds but, Notwithstanding the
nullness OF the market, prices have been pretty well
The sales this week embrace SO hhds Cuba at
s6G625 40 hhds do at 10 hhds do at 10 bhds
New Orleans at S712k17.25., 10 hhds. Porto Rico at
S7S7H, 10 hhds. do. at S762x, and 35 hhds English
lsland, sold to-day for refining, at S575lG5 .S76-
Our quotations for Sugars to-day are as follows
viz S5756 for refining grades Cuba English Island
Sb5o97 for grocers styles do So 75G8 for fair prime
Porto Rico; s6S7HGS for New Orleans So 25G6 so for
brown Brazil and S75OtGS5O for white do We note
he import this week of 94 hhds and POS boxes from Gu
80 hhds from Demerara and Trinidad hhds from
Boston and 43 hhds. from New York-total 63e hhds
md POS boxes "'
REFINED SUGARs.-The Sugar. .Refners Yesterday ad-
'anced their rates of per h. ali grades The
oiowng are the quotations Of Messrs EgerOn Dougher
y, Woods Co., of the Baltimore Steam Sugar Refinery
7iz
CASH PRICES FOR TWENTY MORE PACKAGES
Double Refined Cracked Loaf......lO
Double Refined Crushed ........ gZ
Double Refined Powdered ......,., 9Z
Double Refined Granulated. ..,.. OK
Circle A., Crushed ................ OK
Crushed, Pow and Granud.. 9& &"
d Loal....'' .10B
p.s, COFFEE COFFEE AND SOFT CRUSHED SUGARS.
Renned White A.......... 94
Refined White b.. 8
henhed Yellow Y EStra........... SB
Refined Yellow C.................. SA
Yellow Sugars of lower grades prices according to
uaty.
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