The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-10

at so per Dbl. for regular shipping brands.
FAMILY FLoUR.-Famy Flour is active and very firm
The rate for Wechs has been advanced this week 25
per DBL and we now quote it at ST per Dbl but We
brands of Family before at 1925 and the brands
brands of Extra at 1913 per Dbl. ~
RYE FLoUR.-Rye Flour is in demand at S437HG IA. so
per bb There is but little coming forward, and the sales
consequently limited.
Corn MEAL-Corn Meal quiet, but we quote it steady
at 81 for Baltimore, and S4d412H per bbl. for Brandy
wine. The exports this week III bbs to the West
The following inspections of Flour and Neal for
the week ending September s, 1859:
Howard Street. S907 ....
oity hhis.'.............,...... 929S $50
ohlo. ''............. ........ 53l
Faihiiy ..''...''....'.....-.... 3Oo3
Total-Wheat Flour 222sS $50
Together with 211 bbs. Rye Flour, 16 hhds., 112
! bbls., and los half bbls Corn Meal
GRAIN.-The receipts of Grain continue fair, the offer
ings of the various descriptions this week amounting
to about 1872 900 bushels For Wheat the gen
orally been dull except for strictly prime lots for which
there has been active demand but prices varied
but little during the week Corn has also been dull but
it has sold generally at about the closing figures
week Rye and Oats have been active and for Oats prices
Wharf.-The receipts Wheat this week fall considera
bly, below those of last, the offerings amounting to only
about S50 goo bushels against 25 bushels week
For medium Wheats the market has gene
rally been dull but prime and choice lots have been in
active demand. Prices have, however varied but little
during the weak Reds have ranged at from los to lis
cts for fair to prime and whites have sold generally at
om 100 to ll5 cts for common 12O to l25 cts for fair
l3oG1lO cts for good to prime. and 1420l47 for
fancy lots. To-day the receipts quite light, but
at 11opll5 cts for good prime, and whites 15G125
cts. for to fair, l8OGl40 good prime
and 1+5sl46 cts. for fancy lots.
RYE-Rye has ruled through the week at 73d76 cts.
for Maryland and S5G9O cts for Pennsylvania, and it
closes to-day steady at these figures. There have been
about 800 bushels rece we'd this week.
CoRN-The receipts OF Corn this week have increased,
the offerings amounting to nearly $4,000 bushels. White
soid on Monday at 77dSO cts measure and yellow at
81 cts weight aoat, but lot of 900 bushels yellow in
store was sold at rs cts measure. On Tuesday white
sold at7SGSO cts and yellow at 7SdS0 cts measure but
on Wednesday white sold at 7SS0 cts measure and vel
low at 77Sl cts, measure, and 50 cts, weight YeSter
day white sold at so cts measure and yellow at 7717s
cts measure and 79GS cts, weight To-day white sold
at dSSO c measure, 81 cts weight, and yellow at II
(iS0 cts, measure.
0ATs-The receipts of Oats this week have large
the offerings amounting to about % 900 bushels nearly
all of which have been Maryland The market for them
has been active and firm and most of the lots received
have changed hands at so cts for inferior SS6 for
fair to good and few lots strictly prime have been sold
at 3Sld40 cts per bushel
| SEEDs-There have been few lots of Timothy
seed sold this week at 2502 62k per bushe but
as we advised there has been in Clover
seed We however still quote it at s55oq5;75 per
bushe FlaXseed is bringing S140Gl50 per bushel
OFFERINGs OF GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE
TO TO this time; ne: st7 $40 9dale9s s224 5l34Io
! GUAN0.-The demand is becoming quite brisk at
| former rates Dealers are selling Peruvian Guano
at s6lg6S per long ton, according to quantity
of the Peruvian overnmen 'ne aiFrra Ga 'ne e EGs
Island Guano held s4S per long by importer
and S45 per short by the dealers We quote Mexican
| A s20G22 per ton according to quality, Mexican
at $40, sombrero sS2 per iong ton Columbian at
s38a4O per long Manipulated Guano at s47
Whiteock Co.'S, Rhodes and DeBerg's Super Phos-
phate of Lime and Turner's Excelsior sell at $45 per
200O lbs Thc import this week is $50 tons from New
| York.
HIDES-We the sale this week of several thous.
and Buenos Ayres Hides at 27 cts CITY Slaughtered
Hides selling at IL dl2 Country Slaughter
ed at l0RGlH cts aud dry do at 1920 The only
imports this week 60 Hides and 22S Deer Skins from
San Bias.
LEATHER.-The market is quiet and prices continue
unchanged. We still quote City Slaughtered 3ia36
cts; Country do. 32u:S5 Rough
cts Spanish Sole 2sG32 cts; City harness leather,
rough hide s35O65 Calf Skins 55G6s cts per b' ana
finished do. S5GlO0 cts. per Ib.
GlNSENG.-There is no Ginseng selling, and we are
unable to give a reliable quotation for it.
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags are active at 10 cts. for
this of some SGGO to 900 bags at these figures
HOPS-We quote Hops of the crop of 1858 steady II
ll5 cts. per h. Some small sales making at these
HONEY.-we still quote Cuba Honey at co aG5 cts in
bond and 7577 cts per gallon duty paid but we hear of
HEMP.-There is very little Hemp in market, and We
hear of no sales making We quote Manila nominal ut
G47 cts per h., Russian at $2O, and American sl45
for rough, and S2O5G2lO per ton, for dressed Russia
yarns & are selling at II cts per lb.
king but hear of lots selling from the wharf We
quote Mackerel at s925a95 No. 3's and IS for
old do, S14d15 for No 2s and SIG 50 per Dbl for
new No. Is. Eastern Herring may be quoted at s395O
for good to prime, but Alewves dull S4d450 per
bbl. We quote Dry Goldfish before 81 So and
do IIake at at g 25(12 so per bbl
and firm. Hay is selling at Sl6a7 for baled, s14
@l5 for loose, and Rye Straw at sl5G16 per ton.
IRON-Iron is in fair demand, and quote American
Pig before at S2626h for Baltimore Charcoal Forge;
$50 for Charcoal No. Wheel $24G125 for No. Anthra
cite; s22d24 for No do and So per ton for No do
quote Blooms at s40G45 for Puddled; and $6O@62H
per ton for best Charcoal. Bar Iron is still selling
at s55G6O per ton for common English ioled s65d7O
for refined do $6OG65 for refined American do and $40
for American hammered; Hoop do. at s7215GS0 per ton
and Sheet do at goa cts per ID. for English, 444 cts.
for American and l2dl3 cts for Russia Wequote Char
coal Boiler Plates at ~ as b Nails continue in
active demand at S325a3.5O per 100 lbs for Cut 4d
upwards.
INDIG0.-We quote Indigo to-day at 30G50 cts for
common to fair Mana 75d90 cts for good prime do;
1890 cts. for Madras 95d00 cts for Caracas: 110G150
cts for Guatemala; and 125175 cts per h. for Bengal
LUMBER.-We have special change note in the
market and remark last week that good choice
lots Of White Pine boards in fair request and quote
by quantities at 35 for paneand common $25 for selects
and sl3 to SO for cuttings, and at round price at S14
$50 according quality White not
mach wanted. and sell at S29125O. White Pine siding
is still exceedingly dull of sale We note sales at So
Hemsck scantng is in better request and the supply
small Sales making $40; very superior lots might
command 5000 Hemlock jois is rather dull, and rails
also dull Hemlock boards in demand and may
be quoted at so to $O50 Ash plank much wanted.
Sales limited extent have been made SIS $40
Oak shppank dull Of sale owing the small business
doing among the shipbuders. Oak are only in
moderate request and may he quoted at SIS to s2l.
MoLASSES.-Moasses is very quiet and with the ex-
ception of some small sales the trade nothing has
done in it this week We quote duh at The following
rates, viz: 1SG23 cts for Cuba clayed; 24G2S cts
for do. Muscovado 25$O for English Island; 2Sa35
cts for Porto Rico, and 3sd40 cts. for New Orleans.
MILL FEED.-Mil Feed is selling at 13d915 cts for
Brown STUFF, and 27d3o per busha for Middlings
MADDER-Madder is steady at Tx cts. per lb. for
prime Dutch Ombro.
NAVAL SToRES.-The market for Naval Stores is
still very dull We continue to quote Spirits Turpentine
at 4td55 cts. per gallon Pitch at S22 25; and Tar at
s225a250 per bbl, hut common Rosin is lower, and We
quote it to-day at $l55 Gl60 per Dbl.
oILS0s continue very quiet Linseed is selling at 60
163 cts Sperm at l37a40 cts for fall and 145l47 cts.
for winter crude Whale 555S cts heached Patent do
Lard Oil at S7(d90 cts; Ethereal do at Sc cts. and
Camphene at 81 cts per gallon
ais head The
market has been firm Bacon has been especially active
rates, prices have evidently upward tendency.
BACoNThe transactions in Bacon this week have been
heavy The sales include 100 hhds Shoulders at * cts
200 hhds do 7A697% cts; 100 hhds Sides at 9 cts
IS hhds do at 90 200 hhds do, in lots, at 10 cts
closes to-day firm at 74G7s cts. for Shoulders. and
dl0 cts. for Sides
BULK MEAr-There has been some inuury this week
for Bulk Meat. sale made few days since Of 40
hhds Sides at cts and sale today of 3S hhds Shout
ders at 71s cts. per b.
$l3Gl5 for No l. and Sl6G1s per Dbl. for Mess, but
there is no demand for large lots.
PoRK.-The sales of Pork this week include so bbls
thin Mess at sl425, $50 bbls heavy do SI5@5.25 25
bbls Prime at so, and 25 bills Rump also $lI5 so
per bb Mess closes to-day at 1425 for hin $l5dl525
SlO.5OG11 so per bbl
for Lard and note sales of about 100 tierce and bbs
Western at ll@llA cts b. and quote it as closing
to-day at these figures Refined Lard is still selling
BUTrEn-Butter is dull but we still quote it at IL 4
try Roll and IL cts per In. for City packed shipping
Butter. New Glades is bringing 16GlS cts per ID. Eggs
are selling this week at Is cts. per dozen.
CHEESE-Cheese is arriving more freely, but there is a
good demand for fand the firm Eastern Cutting
is selling at 10dl04 cts Western do 1GlO cts, and
we quote English Dairy at lOkGl1 cts for Western and
12k@l3 cts for Eastern.
POWDER.-Hazard's, Dupomt's and Beatty's Powder
s now selling at So for blasting and SIS for sporting
keg of 25 lbs.
PLASTER-Plaster is still in good demand and We |
quote it steady at SO per afoat.
RlCE.-Rice is still inactive although there has been
some little movement in it this week. We heard sale
day or two since of 50 tierces prime in lot q
cts and have also reported sales in lots of about
erces at from 81 to ~ cts for fair prime Rice may
bequoted to-day ranging from 81 to ~
mon to prime. We the receipt this week eco
tierces from Charleston
RUM-We again quote New England Rum at 34(G
So cts Porto Rico do 6570 cts, and Jamaica do ut
100G10 per gallon but for all varieties the market is
dull.
SALT Liverpool Salt is steady at S599O cts. for
Ground Alum, 100 cts for Marshas and jeffrey &
Darcys fine and $50 cts per sack for Ashtons do The
last named description is still very scarce We quo:e
Turks Island Salt nominal at 1Sdl9 cts per bushe We
note the import this week of 800 sacks Liverpool Salt
ship Susan Ovens and of G. s63 sacks do per ship
Ellen
sUGARS.-There has been fair business done this