The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-12

OATS.-Oats have through the week been in fair re-
quest, and they have ruled pretty steadily previous to
to day at 3SG4O cts Virginia Maryland and Ala
43 for PennSy lvania but today the market
frmer, and Maryland Oats sold 80 43 cts
The receipts this week to about 20 900 bushels
SEEDS-Thcre sales reported early in the week OF
200 bushels Clovcrseed S52j5 So but yesterday lot
of 100 bushels fair quality sold at So 10 per bushel of
81 lbs and quote it closing to day So 1905 -
per bushefor fair to prime lots We note sales this week
OF lot OF 900 bushels prime Timothy Seed at $3.50 and of
some 200 bushels FlaNseed in lots at S14OGl45 per
bushel
PEAS AND BEANs.-New crop Peas and Beans are sell
iag at 81 % per bushc S275G@ per two bushe bag.
OFFERINGS OF GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat hu. Corn bu Rye bu. Oats bu.
This week.. I34793 632 l.306 POOH
To this time. .2,l75,S22 2,562,552 llO74S 723 l35
Same time '5S,214O,323 4133,1s9 96,7S7 9S9,S46
GUANO.-We quote the Agents price at $50 per
long ton that dealers S6ld62 according guam
tity We qnote California or Eide Island at sl7 so per
long by the importer S44 per short ton by the
dealers; Mexican $2Oa22 per ton according to quail
ty Mexican at SO Sombrero at $32 per l)ng ton and
Colombian at s36 d4O per long ton Manipulated Guano
sells at s47 Whiteock 4 Cos Rhodes and DeBerg's
Super Phosphate of Lime and Turner's Excelsior sell at
45 per 1000 lbs The import this week is $50 tons Som
| brero, and l30 tons tons Bird Island.
GINSENG-We hear of no sales of Ginseng, but we st
| quote it at 80 a 50 cts per III.
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags steady at 10 cts. for
small and l3dl4 cts each for large Sales to moderate
| extent are making at these figures.
HlDES.Ne hear OF nothing doing in foreign Hides
City Slaughtered Hides are selling at lO@l cts, wet
Country Sanshtered at 9HGloh cts and dry do at 10
(dl6 cts There was an import this week of 1852 dry
and lbs wet salted Hides from Bucnos Ayres per bark
Kate
HOPS.lhcrC little doing IN Hops, but quote
them at 7dS cts for old and lGl5 cts per H. for new
| H0NEY.We still quote Cuba Honey at 60d65 cts. in
bond and 70@75 cts per gallon duty paid but We hear
HAY AND STRAw.-lTay is in pretty good demand
and quote it this week at Sl6als for baed and s2
Is per for Strawis selling Sl4Gl5 for Rye,
| Sl0al2 for Cat. aud 59G,l0 per ton. for Wheat.
HEMP There is very little doing in Hemp. There is
for rough and $3.50 per ton for dressed Russia is selling
at 5000 per ton, and Manila at CD cts per ID.
| lNDG0.-We still quote Indigo at l00Gl50 cts for
| NM DScts T5Iuh hr1s for Mad
50 so for common to fair Msnilla 6Odl5 cts.
for good to prime do 75S0 cts for Caracas and 1000
! rs cts per III, for Guatemala.
IRON-lron is quiet but steady at the previous quo
tatons, viz: $26a26k for Baltimore Charcoal Forge;
! $50 for Charcoal No. Wheel $24d25 for No. Antra
cite S23d 'or No do; aad so per ton for No do
Wequote Scotch Pig as before at $25d26; Blooms 5000
- for pudded and ton for best Charcoal Bar
Iron may be quoted at per ton English
rolled; S6570 for refined do, $60d65 for refined Ameri
can do, and $40 for American hammered Hoop do at
729asO per ton, and Sheet do at d4 cts per lh for
English, 4G4s cts for American and 12Gl3 cts for Rus
sia Charcoal Boiler Plates steady at 5 cts. per III.
amt we quote Nails firm at S325d35O per 100 lbs for Cut
| Id and upwards.
LUMBER-We have no change to notice in the price of
Lumber The receipts during the week were cOnsidera
bl larger than the previous week Holders firm,
and sales making to fair extent within the
! of our quotations. We quote White Pine cuttings at
$l3GlG as to quality selects at s25,d26 and
| panel $35a36 Iemock iost dull at $950d10; scant-
! ling and boards at $10dlO So Poplar chair plank
SI9d - scantling Sl4aI6 and & boards at SI2
a. Ash duh at $1,000, and oak boards also duh
Lumber continues very dull and White Pine cuttings will
command sI2al25O.
LEATHER-The market is exceedingly dull, transac-
ons being confined entirely to retail lots. Stocks be
coming quite heavy, and prices have downward
dency We now quote City slaughtered at 33G35 cts;
Country do. at 2Su30 Rough Skirtng 27a29 cts
Spanish Sole % So cts City harness leather black @4
81 Country do. 29a32 Upper rough hide $3.50
s. Calf Skins 55a6s per b and finished do. S5a1OO
M0LASSES There has been very little inquiry this
week Moasses hut have change note in the
| rates, and quote before clayed Cuba at 2lG %
cts for sour sweet Cuba Muscovado at 25S0 cts Porto
| Ricn 1t m cts EpCrC D6f,TrD
| New Orleans at 37Gl0 cts. Some small lots of Cuba
have been sold this week within the range of quotations.
note the receipt to-day OF ~ punchcons Porto Rico
| Nolasses per schr Mohawk.
| MILL FEED.-Brown Stuff Is selling this week at
IS G2) cts, and Middlings at 35d37 cts per bushel
MADDER We quote Madder at lOGll cts, the latter
figure being for prime Dutch ombro. but hear of
| sales this week.
| NAVAL STORES.-There is a good inquiry for Spirits
Turpentine and note sales this week $50 to
200 hbls at cts per gallon but for other Naval
Stores the market quiet We quote Rosin
st l50Il5 So Pitch at $2G225, and Tar AT $225G25o
| per bbI.
| OILS-Oils very quiet but quote Sperm as be-
fore at l4550 cts for fall and 150al55 cts. for winter
crude Whale at 55G5S cts; bleachci Patent at 63a6S
cts Solar at 20 cts Sea Elephant at 70aS cts; Lard
at S7d9O cts; and Insced 5sG61 Ethereal Oil
bringing 56d5S cts, and Camphene SO cts per gallon
POWDER-We continue to quote Hazards Duponts,
and Beatty Powder at SO for blasting, and 50 for sport
ing per keg of - lbs.
P0TAToEs.-Potatoes still selling from the wharf
! at So to 65 cts. per buShel.
PLASTER-Plaster is selling in lots of say 100
;275 but small lots are still bringing S. per ton There
| PROVISIONS.-There has been better inquiry for
| Provisions this week than existed during last, and
have to note decided Improvement in the general tone
OF the market Bacon has improved in the week to y
accent h. and it closes firm at the advance. The stock
of Bacon here is very light Bulk Meat is steady the
figures named in our last but Lard and Mess Pork have
both declined in price.
BAcoNThere has been pretty active jobbing demand
this week for Bacon. We heard early week of sales
of some 80 hhds old Shoulders at 7&a74 cts, and p
hhds do Sides at % cts, but subsequently had
ported sales 800 hhds old Shoulders and Sides at
| 10 We o
do at 81 for Shoulders and 10GlO4 for Sides
We note also sales in the week Of some so hhd new Sides
BULK MEAT-There is very little Bulk Meat arriving
and the only sale reported this week is of 20 600 Sides
At y cts We quote Bulk Meat the spot 63
Tor Shoulders and 81 cts for Sides hut it is offering
arrive in all this month at GDG4 cts for Shoulders and
S cts for Sides
BEEF.-We sale this week of 500 terces India
Beef for eNpot at $24 per tiercc Baltimore packed No
Beef selling in retail lots at Sl2Gl3, and do Mess at
! $I+ag15 per bhl.
PouE.-Thee has been inquiry this week for Mess
Pork and We have reported sales Of bbls.
:l525, and 200 bbls at SIS per Dbl. We quote Mess
day at Sl59l525, Prime at Sll, and Rump at SlG1125
| per bbl.
LARD.-There sale made early in the week of 50
bbS Lard at IL cts, but yesterday heard Of
l20 tierces do at l0H cts. We quote Lad in hbs and
erces to-day at lOEGlOA cts and in kegs at IL al2
cts. Refined Lard is now selling at l3dl3A cts per b.
BUTTEE-@utter has been rather quiet this week, but
we have no material change to in the rates We
quote solid packed Western at 09 aI2 cts, Roll II
Is GlaeS at l6dlS cts. for fair, and 10 20 for
fancy darys New York State at IS 20 cts and Goshen
stiH selling at Il cts per H.
CnEEsE--Cheese has been very active tins week and
sales of some 1000 to 900 boxes t!d10
| for Western, and l0EG1l& cts. for Eastern cutting
English Dairy Cheese is selling 1t Ila1lH for West
| ern, and 12G II cts per III. for Eastern.
| RlCE-There has been some movement this week but
the transactions in it have not been large There
sale made yesterday of 100 erces good crop Rice in
one lot at IS cts and we note also sales in the week of
100 $50 tierces good to prime do in lots at 4G44
We note the import this week of 295 casks from Charles
RUM-New England Rum is selling in small lots at 50
"a 81 cts, and We quote Jamaica do. nominal at 81 25d
sUGARS-sugars have been very quiet this week until
within the last day two but yesterday the refncrs
came into the market for supplies and some large sales
made advance of 1 to q of a per H.
the previous quotations The sales this week embrace
800 hhdS and about 600 boxes all Of which with
the exception of about 100 hhds and 300 boxes
on yesterday and to-day. The sales include $50 hhds
good refining Cuba and lbs hhdS do Porto Rico at S6
II hhds Cuba at S6374 net cash. ITO hhds Porto Rico in
lots at from 81 10 to S775 So hhds Cuba n 81 sc hds.
Sc 75d7 for brown, and S775 for white 3l boxes
do, sold to-day, private terms. Sugars close to
day firm the following viz at seas IS
mon to good refining Cuba and English Island s6 SOFAS
for prime Porto Rico; and S7dS so for fair
choice New Orleans We the receipt this Of 639
boxes from Havana, 75 boxes from New York, 65
bhs from Norfolk and SO hhds. from Porto Rico
REFINED sUGARs-Refned Sugars are still selling a
109l06 cts for loaf 9hd9A cts. for crushed, powder
ed and Granuated SaiG9 for soft crushed white
and s&gasH CTS per lb. for c yellow.
SYRUP.-Baltimore refined Syrup is still selling at IS
cts for Sugar House. 40 for Golden, &c cts pei
gallon Golden, and quote Portland Syrup u:
before at ZZd.Z0 cts per gallon.
STAVES-Stayes are dull. We quote as before W o
HID at s35d40, W o. Pipe at S45d5O, and R. o. HID
nominal $Sd20 for culled, and 3435 per
prime.
STARCH-Starch is selling at from y to 5k cts fo
Western d6 for West Philadelphia and Oswegt
River 6G6k cts for Duryea's, and 6G6S cts, per 10
for Kingsford's CswegO.
SPICES-There is fair business doing in Spices
we quote Pepper steady at cts. Pimento cts
Cloves at b(19 cts Cassia at26l92Scts; East Tndi;
Ginger at 5bd6 cts; Mace at 42h645 cts, and No
Nutmegs at 50 cts III. We heard day two sine
r of sale OF so bags Pimento at 6H cts.
SOAP-We quote CASTLE Soap to-day at l0cts., Oein
do at kGS cts, and Chemical Olive do at 6l7 pc
lb The demand is fair at these figures
SALT-Liverpool Salt is firm with decidedly upward
tendency Ground Alum is selling at 9O(G95 cts, bu
weuuote fine for Narshalls, and jeffrey Oar
cys and us cts per sack for Ashtons Fine is very
" scarce, but Ground Alum is in good supply We quot
Turks Island Salt nominal at Halls cts. per bushe
TOBACCO-The Tobacco marEet is very quiet, the de
n mand for shipping having almost entirely ceased Som
few sales Of the tier descriptions of Maryland are max
ing within the range Of quotations, viz frosted Mary
land 81 ground leaf at 81 al; common at 50d3 80
% mddlng s4G4 So good middng S5d550 good leaf 500
$50; and fneat S7I2 In Ohio Tobacco there is nothing
doing. Kentucky is also without any demand and W
continue quote common lugs at 81 25Gl 75 good do
S. 25550 inferior leaf at $5 75625 good do at $65
AL so; fine at 81 50d9 choice at Sl06l2 and rich heav
Kentucky at $7l250 The inspections of the week
Ell 446 hhd. Maryland, and 10 hhds. Ohoota 456 hhds
r MANUFACTURED TOBACCO We notice the continuance
moderate demand at former rates. viz common pound