The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-22

Bbls. Half Bbls,
Howard street. 442 ~
city Alllls....... ,59i 2O6
OHio: '''''.'.''.......... s99
| f&Ially ly.'s'....'... ,57G
Total Wheat Flour. 1851 2OG
Together with 347 bbls. Rye Flour and 975 bbs Corr
GRAIN.-The supply of Grain at market this week ha
een very light the receipts at the Corn Exchange of
descriptions amounting to only about 10000 bushels
Inc market has of course in consequence of the light
ceps been quiet but prices fo all varieties have beer
pretty well maintained and within the last day or tw
Corn has improved.
WHEAT-There has been larger falling off this weel
in the receipts of Wheat the offerings at the Corn Elk
change amounting to only about 600 bushels agans
4oOoO bushels last week. Wheat sold at the opening
the week at 1lO92O cts for fair to prime red lO7iI5
cts for ordinary white I2O0l3O cts for fair to good do
loo43 cts for prime and choice do for the last day
or two red has been selling ITO to III cts o
good to prime these figures being slight decline On
the opening rates and white at 110l25 cts for medium
to fair, and 130140 cts for good to prime To day the
market was rmer, and we note advance of to cts
4500 bushels at 15@2O good to prime reds
35 cts for fair to good whites; 13S143 cts for prime
do; and 145[Gl47 cts. for choice samples of do
OATs.-Oas have been in very light supply this week
the offerings amounting to only about coo bushels and
there has consequently been but little done in them The
few sales made have been at 2730 for MARYLAND and
3233 cts. for Pennsylvania and quote them as clos
ing at these figures To day the market steady and
the demand brisk Sales of 200 bushels 3032 cts
for Maryland, and 35 cts. for prime Pennsylvania
CoRN.-There has been better supply Of Corn at mar
ke this week than of other GRAIN but the receipts of it
only about $4,000 bushels New sold during the early
part of the week at As to 81 old at 56O cts for
both white and yellow but prices subsequently improved
ana on yesterday new white sold at 5053 cts old at
62d65 cts, new yellow at 5052 cts and old do at Sc
90 cts per bushe To-day the market was firm with an
active demand Sales made of 900 bushels at 81
Oh cts for new white and yellow 5660 for old yellow
and 62d66 cts for good to prime old white.
RYE.-Rye has been quoted through the week at 7o73
cts for Maryland and rs cts for Pennsylvania but there
have been only few hundred bushels at market and but
little has R been done in it. To-day there Rye at
the market steady at the quotations above
sEEDs-Ihere has been very little inquiry this week
Tor Coverseed and the only sale have heard of
mace day or two since of SO bushels prime S52X
per Dushe To-day the market was rmer, with sales OF
bushels good to prime Coverseed at s475d5 and 10
Sas6 choice no DO at s525 per Ga lbs Timothy
80 per bushel but there is very little doing in either of
these articles.
PEAS AND BEANs.-We still quote back.eved Peas at
iZod5O cts, but white Beans selling from 40 to
100 cts. per bushel.
GUANO,-rhere is very little doing in Guano, the
season being over We continue to quote the rents,
price for Peruvian Guano at $50 per long ton, and
that of dealers $6lG62 according quantity Ichaboe
Guaao Is held at S4S by the importer and $50 by dealers
Johnson's Island at S25G2S, and Bakers and Jar.
Wis Islands at S3SG4o. We quote California or Glide
Island Guano at $40 per long ton; Mexican at s2O22
perton according quality Mexican at SIG Sombrero
at SS3O per ong ton Nevassa S25 per long ton by i'm
porters and S2S by dealers and Columbian at s38 pe
long ton Manipulated Guano sells at SAT. Whitelock
Gos Rhodes and DeBergs Super Phosphate of Lime and
Baughs raw bone Phosphate sell at S45 per and
Mary land Companys Super Phosphate of Lime at sl3
me imports this week 500 Peruvian and 40
GtNsENG.-We quote Ginseng nominal at As cts per
o.; but there is nothing doing in it.
GUNNY BAGS emmy Bags are still Saline, ot 7,
is for small, and 17GlS cts. each for large. d" II
HAY AND STRAW.-Hay is selling quite freely at sl4
ock of Straw here Rye Straw would however sell
eadily if here at s16 per ton.
HEMP-There is nothing doing in Hemp, and in the
'bsence of transactions, quotations for it are entirely
lominal The rates asked as follows viz: sl5OGlG5
Der ton for rough American S2lOG2l5 for dressed do
and cts In
lilla We quote Jute at $l00G1O5 per ton and Russia
arms at l04 all cts. perlb.
HlDES.-The market is still bare of foreign Hides We
uote City slaughtered Hides at S%G9 cts and wet
jountry slaughtered at 7(GS cts
HOPS.-Hops may be quoted at 1SG2 cts for old and
og92 cts per h. for new. New York circular we see
stmates the stock of Hops in this country at 2 600 to
OoOO bales 1900 bales of which said to be held in
hat city.
IR0N.-Therei is nothing whatever doing in Iron. so
ar as we are advised but the are unchanged and
quote Charcoal Iron as before at 27 so for RaItimnr
Forge, s25 for Catoctn do $50 for No Wheel and An
hracite do at $23d24 for No l. s22G23 for No 2 and
2lG22 for No. 3, but for large lots of Anthracite Iron
over figures would be accepted. Scotch Pig NAV be
uoted at S22 ex ship and S23d24 from the yards and
e quote Blooms at S4OGl5 for pudded, and S6OG62 so
er ton Tor best Charcoal Iron be quoted s55
LOO per ton for common English rolled, s65G7O for re-
ned do, and S60G65 fol refined American do Nails are
till selling at S290G3 per 100 lbs for Cut 4d and up
'ards, but the demand for them is quite limited
INDlGo.-We still quote Indigo as follows viz: at l35
tl1o cts for Bengal 95@145 cts. fol Kurpah 7595 cts
10 cts for good to prime do. 1O0GlO cts for Caracas
nd 1O5d135 cts per Ib. for Guatemala. 'i"'''
iEAIlEK-There is little or nothing doing in Leather
nd prices are nomnally follows City slau ghtered al
lass cts Country do at 23O cts; Rough Skirting 26
g2S cts Spanish Sole 2629 cts; City harness Leather
ough hide s3.5Od5 Calf Skins 55G68 cts Der Ib and
nished do S5l0O cts. per lD The stock in first hands
very light for this of the year
LUMBER-The Lumber market is still very ouiet |
nd our quotations must be regarded almost nominal
.e continue to quote White Pine. according to
ommon and PANEL Sl2Gl5 for siding and SIS 5oI6 for
llstuf Hemlock rails and scantling s1O5O0ll ioist
l09l05o. We quote Poplar plank at sl6Gi9; boards |
l4Gloi ASH plank Sl6GlS, and Oak boards Sl5GlS ac
ording to quality.
NC, oLASSEs-There AS were sales early in the week of
bout 100 bbs crop New Orleans Moasses at so cts
ash, but we have heard of movement in it for day
two past We quote it however as closing at so cts
ash, ana ozGS3 cts per gallon time. There nothing
uotations for it. 49, e
MADDER-Madder is still quoted at 1OX612X cts.
er b for ood to prime Dutch 0mbro but we hear of no
lles being made. - "
MILL FEEDING rote sales this week OF 900 bushels
rown Stun at l4Gs, and 1000 bushels Mddlings at %
s per pushe and we quote these the rate for Mill
eed to-day. " ~
NAVAL SToRES.-There has been no movement of
prits Turpenine as on last week 335 cts per gallon
?mmon Kosin at Sl.20lG1 25; No do at $l.50@1.75
ifGn 0I1 a. sIdifSaz diiS and Tar at per bb
5dl5o cts for fall, and 155G16o cts for winter crude
hale at 6O962 cts; beached Patent 6O6S cts Solar
6s(g7O cts; Sea Elephan 0(d75 cts. and Lard at 95
eS cts. per gallon. Linseed Oil is selling at IS cts and
quote ETHEREAL Oil at 44d46 cts and Camphene at As
8 gallon.
PROVISIONS Provision market continnas dun
nd heavy. There has however been some movement
us week IN Bacon but in other varieties of Provisions
unusually small ~ "
BULk MEAT.-We have heard of TO transactions this
eek, but we quote it at 6G64 cts for Shoulders and
eely " !" 0N''eu qui'e
BACoy.-We have reported this week sales of IN bbd
ID Bacon Sides at * cts, 90 hhds. do at cts. 500
eces Hams at l2H cts, and some co to 70 hhds new
h9uders and Sides in retail lots at the former
40 ~ cts Tor the latter The obbers filling orders
II Bacon at and 10 cts but large lots can be bought
r % cash at fully cent per lb. under these figures
BEEF-There is very little doing Beef but we ouote
atmore packed nominal at Slla12 for No /, and SI3@
PGEk-The only transaction we have heard of this
eek in barreled Pork is sale of so bbls Mess made
eserday, at SIG per bbl and quote this as the rate
II II to-day There is no Prime or Rump Pork selling
ems. " ~ 'P'
LARD-There have been no sales of Lard reported this
eek, but quote it to-day at I0GlOY cts per III fop
ew Western Leaf. Refined is selling at 13i"I,iI cts
note the export this week of lbs Lard to
BUrTEE-Prime Blu tier is in gooddemand bnt common
o. IS very dull. We quote to-day as follows viz.
estern solid packed 9@l1 cts Gades at l2dl6 cts
OIL at l2d4 cts for common, and 1sG2O cts for prime
oe @ az lyZZ cts, and city packed for export at Il
s per lb Eggs are selling at 2OG2l cts. per dozen
CHEEsE.-Cheese is dull but steady at the following
ties, viz loGloh cts for Western cutting; 1lGlIS
s. for Eastern do; 11@11H cts. for Western English
ally, and l2H(Gl4 cts. for Eastern do
fLAoIE IER-Ihere has been some inquiry this waek |
raster and we note sales of some 200 tons soft Wind
r at 50 per ton Hard is selling at So S7b per ton
foIAloES-Potatoes are getting scarce and thew are
gher IN price We quote Mercer's at SOG9O cts per
lsheI at which figures they are in active demand -
foWDER-W have no change to note in the rates for
owder, and we still quote Hazards Dupont,s and Raat
s at 1926 for blasting and So for sporting ner e If
lbs. f"e PEI neg Vi
RICE Rice has ranged through the week at from, Q
81 cts. but the market for it has been yerv nniee
I'd We have heard of no sales of m6ment Rice ccins,
day steady at the above quotations. N'
RUM-New England Rum is selling SLOWLY at 310oo
g., from the wharf and quote West India do az
ngng from 90 to 125 cts. per gallon. " ="
SALT.-Salt is quiet and rather heavy. Ground AL
n, which is in good supply is selling at 92G95 cts
1t fine is scarce, and quote MarshalIs which il tbe
y variety here, at 100 cts. per sack Turks Island
lit may be quoted at 20d25 cts. per bushel the lat
r figure being for small lots from store
SOAP.-Castle Soap is still selling at IL cs Oeire do
as cts and Chemical Olive do at Gar cts per lb
remain very quiet, but we quote as
lows, viz: Pepper at SHGS4 cts; Cassia at q cts;
owes at ~ (9S4 cts; Ginger at 7HGS cts Mace at 40
=, ;, ana Nutmegs at 43a45 cts per Id
% 81 CH-There is but little Starch selling but we
u quote 1t at the following rates. viz 5a @5H cts. for
nfhon ! s estern PEARL 5h(d54 cts for Woods 5kG6
:. or @ oxs and Oswego River sack cts for Duryea's;
y S1gT, ol9o1 4 CTS Tor Kingsford's 0swego.
SuGARS.-There has been some movement in Sugars |
an tns week but there has nevertheless been but lit
acuVity In them. The sales which were principally
ndn ka.-.