The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-21
VOL. IV---NO. 592.

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WHEAr-There have been about IA 900 bushels Wheat
received this week and it has nearly all changed hands
at l2oGlSo cts for fair to prime red 12s3O
both red and white close to-day steady the above
Today red Wheat sold at 12sl32 cts the latter figure
oeng paid for small lot Of prime Zimmerman and white
bushel for prime
CoRN-The receipts of Corn this week have been about
4OOOO bushels which is than double the quantity
ceyed last week The demand for it has time dur
ing the week been particularly active but of
lots offered have nevertheless been disposed
6s to 7o cts for white and 20 to 76 for yellow To.
day Corn was dull and quite heavy. There were some
200 bushels offered but only small part of the re-
cepts sold White sold at 60G66 cts for damp 60
72 cts for dry and yellow brought 7OG73 cts for good
76 cts fN'' '''N -
RYE.-Rye has been arriving more freely this week
than for week or two past and the recepts amount to
about 900 bushels nearly all of which Pennsyva
MIA was quoted early in the week at 9S cts but for
several days past the quotations for it have been 92
10 cts, but to-day it sold at 80 cts per bushel, and
quote this as the closing rate for it, Maryland Rye may
be quoted at S5@1S7 cts.
5000 bushels The demand for them has been fair but
not active and most of the lots received been sold
at 4S45 cts for Maryland, and 4749 cts for Pennsyl
steady at the above figures.
SEEDs.-There considerable activity in Coverseed
early In the week and some sales were made at ad
vance the top price of last week. but subsequently
y
for it has been rather fat The sales previous to-day
add up about 900 bushels at from S537H 5624 that
at the latter ggs so being G very prime but to-day we have
bushe and quote the latter the top price
for prime Seed. We quote Timothy Seed to-day So SO
| az u.s. and Flaxseed at 81 .35G11 40 per bushel.
PEAsE AND BEANs.-Black Eyed Pease are still selling
at g 75a3 per two busheI bag and Beans at s2
! OFFERINGS OF GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat bu. Corn bu. Rye bu. Oats bu
tn Tols th. time sfi5 % $I 4SsI Ss aSss5 lSss
same time So 5s'sg5 lals7 lals75 6sa5 ss ss,sSs sSs
| GUANO-We still quote the Agents price $50 per
long tom and that of dealers s6162 according guam
tity We quote California Eide Island at s47 so
ssoaa tpn according aGn gua
y Mexican at sls, sOmbrerO at s32 per l2ng ton
colombian at $38S1aO per long ton. Manipulated Guano
sells at SAT. Whitelock Co.'S, Rhodes and DeBerg's
Super Phosphate of Lime and Turner's Excelsior sell at
S45 per 1000 lbs The imports this week 1872 tons
Peruvian. l4l tons Mexican and 100 tons Sombrero
| GINSENG.-Ginseng is in demand, and such as comes
GUNNY Ssy Bag e pfp p ID GOOD demand
and we quote them firm at Il cts for small, and 16 cts
HoPsThere is very little doing in Hops but we quote
them at 1gS cts for old and 149l5 cts per h. for
HoNEYmWe still quote Cuba Honey at 6oa65 cts. in
hay AND sTRAW.eHay is dull and rather lower.
We quote it to-day at SIG to SIS for baled and s sl6
per ton for loose Straw is still selling at S56 for Rye
and $l0gl2 per ton for Wheat and Oat.
HEMP;-There is but little doing in Hemp There is
very little American here and quote it nominal
at $l45 for rough and $3.50 per for Russia
is selling at Sls5 per ton, and Manila at 6k per lb
have been nearly all taken at the following % cts
for Porto Cabeo24K cts for Buenos Ayres and "a cts
for light Rio Grande portion of the latter being taken
for another market City Slaughtered Hides are selling
at 9%glO cts, wet Country Slaughtered at 9@9H cts
one of 24s from New Orleans.
lRON-1ron continues quiet, but we quote American
cSsrcoa AZ Or a for M Forge s for
No. do; and $22 per ton for No. do. We note a
sale this week of SO tons Baltimore Charcoal Forge
Pig at the figure named above. Scotch Pig is SELL
ing from the yards at $25926 and quote Blooms
at s4od45 for pudded, and $oO@62k per ton for best
Charcoal Bar Iron may be quoted S5560 per ton for
common English rolled; s65(97o for refined do s6O665
for refined American do., and Sheet do at 81 "a cts
for Russia. Charcoal Boiler Plates steady at4T as
cts per and We quote Nails firm at s325 per 100 lbs
for Cut I'D. and upwards.
INDIGO.-Indigo steady at our previous quotations
VIZ loogl50 cts for Bengal eO9125 cts for Kurpah; rs
Ggo cts for Madras; 35g5o cts for common to fair Ma
na; 6OGll5 cts for good to prime do 75dsO cts for
Caracas: and 1oo0115 cts per lb. for Guatemala.
MoLAsSES-The only sale of Molasses worth noting
that we have heard of this week ade to-day
hhds Cuba at 23h cts but the market although quiet
steady at the following rates. viz 2226 for cayed
Cuba 2S30 cts for Cuba Muscovado 80 cts English
island 4445 cts for old crop New Orleans, and 51G52
cts per gallon for new crop do We note the receipt this
MILL FEED.-Mill Feed is and firm at 2oG22
cts for Brown Stuff, and 37a4O cts per bushe for Mid
dlings.
MADDER.-Madder is quiet, but we still quote it at
IoGil cts per lb, the latter figure being for prime
MALT.-We still quote prime Barley Malt at 90 cts
per bushe but heard of within the past week
NAVAL SToRES.-Nava Stores have been very quiet
this week Some sales of Spirits Turpenne have been
made at IS cts gallon but have heard no move
ment in other articles We quote Rosn at 81 So
Pitch at 81, and Tar at s2(G225 per Dbl.
LEATHER-The receipts very light and the de.
mand, which is good, has materially reduced stocks
Prices are very firm and we quote City Slaughtered
at 3335 cts. Country at 273O cts Rough Skirtpg
26a3O cs Spanish Sole 2S91 cts City harness leather
psck SfG31 cts Country do 27G29 cts; Upper in rough
do. S5(G100 cts. per lb.
LUNBER-We have change to note in the mar.
kPt rhi hiph dVl rrfth
hands of the commission We still quote White
Pine cuttings at s13d15 do. selects and better grades
slO5o911 5O do do RATED, at s9do; Al oak at s17@
sle do at sl29l6; ash at s1612o cherry at s25a35
do: at s12a16; and maple 1291e per thousand feet
o1Ls-oils are dull but they are unchanged in price |
l5o9l55 cts for winter crude Whale at 55@5s cts |
besched Patent at 6a@6s cts Solar 70 cts Sea Eie
5s96l cts Ethereal Oil is selling at 5465e cts Cam
phePe at 81 cts and Kerosene at o5 cts per gallon
week in Provisions the opening of the week the feel
ing in them rather heavy, but notice decided
tone Of the market and advance in rates for most
OF the leading articles The advices from the West are
encouraging to holders, and Provisions of all descriptions
close to-day hrm with an upward tendency.
BULK MEAT-The sales of Bulk Meat this include
80 oOo lbs Shoulders at 6S cts and 10000 lbs
~ cts part Tor future delivery rs 600 lbs city cured
Shoulders and Sides at and cts less per cent and
10000 lbs Shoulders sold yesterday 6 cts part de
nveraole in all next month For large lot of Sides SH
cts was offered yesterdays and declined. To-day Shout
ders are held firmly at cts and Sides aSA per lb
BAcoN,-There has been fair demand this week for
Bacon A lot of 100 hhds. Sides was sold early in the
week at 81 cts and some lots of Shoulders at 7H617&
cts, but yesterday to-day there were sales to the
trade of some so hhds. Shoulders * cts and about
100 hhds Sides at eH cts Sales also in the week of
some 300 hhds Bacon in jobbng lots mostly at TX cts
for Shoulders and OK for Sides Bacon closes today
hrm at X cts for Shoulders and OK for Sides in
round lots
LARD.-Lard has been firm through the week at 1ok
cts for Western in bbls and terce have heard
Of sales of only $50 tierces at this figure.
"A West Mass paaf
Yesterday at 81 per 6b but Baltimore packed do is still
quoted at 81 30 for No and SIS per bbl for Mess
PoRK.-We note sales this week of $50 bbls new unin
spected at s1675 and of 800 bbs old Rump do
at $l per Dbl We quote Messtoday sl65o@l675 for
Rump at s1i i5oa12 per boi i-ns A' si10Osi' ana
BUTTER Butter is still dull although there are some
for ordinary to fair and 17lS for prime darys
@ solid packed Western at 1lal2 cts, Roll at 14G17
cts and City packed for shipping at 12@l2k per h.
CHEEsR-Cheese is quiet, but prices for it pretty
We'll maintained We quote Eastern cutting II x cts
western DO at lOdO cts and English Dairy ranging
from II y to IA cts for Western and Eastern.
fom DEk:-We continue to quote Hazards, Duponts |
ing per keg of 25 lbs
, PoTAToEs.-Potatoes selling in retail lots from
the wharf at prices ranging 10 65 cts per bushe
The stock here is large and the for them quite
PLASTER.-Some sales of Plaster have been made this
week at s3S7h but it is now held at So so per ton
kICE.-There has been more doing in Rice this week
sold day two since from the wharf the terms for
which were kept private and note in addition sales in
lots of about $50 erces good prime 4d44 cts Rice
may be quoted to-day as ranging from 3A AZ cts for
fair to strictly prime We the receipt this week of
2ol terces from Savannah, and of 553 terces from |
Chareston total 754 terces The here is estimated
to be about 1000 casks
RuM:-New England Rum is selling at 3Sd34 cts, and
we quote Jamaica do. at 81 25@Dl, so per gallon.
SuGARS-There have been sales of Sugars made |
TINS week to the reners but regular trade are doing
very little in them The market however ontnues quite
hrm In tone, and of the seem disposed to
press sales The sales for refining this week include
lot OF 2S6 boxes clayed Cuba Sugars numbers s. IL and
10, at s., 81 50a8, and 220 bags brown Brazil do the
cargo OF the Eliza Greve from Pernambuco at ST. So
out the sales to far have heard embrace
only some 30 hhds. Cuba at S775GS Sugars close |
to-day hrm at the following rates, viz: s7G7.37H
Tor refining grades Cuba and English Island; $3.50 |
gs for fair to prime Cuba; 81 5oaS for fair to good
Porto Rico; Ss.25(dS75 for fair to good new crop
New Orleans; and 50 for prime do. We note the i'm
port this week of 443 hhds from Demerara; 369 hhds
from louisiana 200 hhds from New York; 73 hhd from
Boston, and $500 bags from Pernambuco; total Loss
hhds., and $500 bags.
REFINED sUGARs-Refned Sugars are steady at the
advance noted last week and quote loaf lOxG1O%
cts; crushed powdered and granuated at 10 ioIcts
extra hne powdered at 10% cts soft crushed white at
91194 cts, and yellow Sugars at 19& cts per lb
SP1CES.-We note sale this week of 100 bags Pepper
f lsnln,