The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-21


quote Ohio and Howard Street Family at s65o@7 pei
RYE FLouR-Rye Flour has been quoted through the
week at 81 per bb but have heard of no sales and
closes dull at the above figure. .. ..
CORN MRAL.-Corn Meal is dull and heavy. We have
heard of no sales this week but quote it nominal al
$3.37H for Baltimore, and S3.37 H3.50 per bbl fol
Brandywine.
The following are the inspections of Flour and Meal for
the week ending July 10, 1860:
Bbls Half Bbls.
i oty Mills. s........ s................. 4'Si9 67i
Ohio. liza
Family. 2,575
Total Wheat Flour. o64O GIL
Together with lbs bbls. Rye Flour 205 bbls and SC
half bbs Corn Meal.
GRAIN.-Wheat has been arriving this week quite
freely but of other Grain the offerings have been rather
light The receipts OF Grain of all descriptions sum up
about 900 bushels which nearly double the amount
of last weeks receipts The demand for Grain generally
but particularly Wheat has throughout the week been
good and prices have been pretty well sustained al
though in Wheat there has been very wide range.
WHEAT.-There has been large increase this week in
the receipts Wheat the offerings the Corn Exchange
amounting to about 900 bushels against 50 900 bush
els last week. There has however been good demand
for it both for shipment and from local millers and
notwithstanding the increased receipts prices have
been pretty well maintained particularly for the better
grades Red sold on Saturday at l0sG1I0 for common,
1Sl28 cts for fair to prime, and white at ll0l20 cts
for common and medium, 1900 cts for fair to prime,
and I53G155 cts for fancy lots but Monday which
day there heavy receipt prices generally lower
but the rates very irregular. Red sold at S091O0
cts for inferior 11o@12O for fair to good. 122126
feror ordinary lis 125 for fair 30 to 140
for good, and las to 155 for prime and choice
On Tuesday red ranged at from 100 to 125 for fair to
prime and white at from ITO to $50 cts for common to
choice, and prices about the Wednesday,
although the feeling in the market rather stronger
Yesterday the market decidedly frmer in tone and
prices improved slightly Red sold at 100 to ITO for
low grades l2O9l27 cts for good to prime and white at
10s9112 cts for common, 120G130 cts for ordinary
fair S5@145 cts for good to prime and 155 for
fancy lots. To-day there was good inquiry for Wheat
and it sold at about yesterdays figures.
RYE.-There has been very little at market this
week. and the only sale have heard of is of a
small lot Maryland at &c cts which quote the
rate for it to-day In the absence of transactions
unable to give quotation for Pennsylvania Rye.
CORN Corn has been in light supply again this week
the receipts amounting only about 3S 900 bushels The
market for it has throughout the week been rather dull
but most of the lots received have nevertheless been dis
IS cts for fair to prime white 5S6o cts for inferior vel
low, and 64G66 cts for good to prime do The outside
figures however paid for only lots. We quote
Corn to-day at o7S cts for good white and 62964 cts
for good yellow.
oArs.-oas have been in rather light supply this
the receipts amounting to only about 1000 bushels
There has been fair inquiry for them and most of the
lots offered have been sold at from so to SO for Mary
land, and 37(l40 cts. for Pennsylvania
PEAsE AND BEANs-Black Eyed Pease are still selling
at so per two bushel bag and quote Beans
ranging from 90 to 125 cts. per busheI.
SEEDs.-There is nothing doing in Grass Seeds, but
we quote Glover nominal at $4CG450 and Timothy at
81 503 per bushel FlaXseed is selling slowly at from
81 to sl.4 per bushel.
OFFERINGS GRAIN AT CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat bu. Corn bu. Rye bu Oats bus.
This week.. SS,106 1861 IT'S 10,6S3
same alt me So Ss sssss ssss s ss
GUANo.-There is some little demand from the
ed from the South The Agents price for Peruvian Qua
no is $50 long ton and that of dealers $4,000 accord
ing to quantity Ichaboe Guano is held at $50 by the i'm
porter and S52 by dealers, Johnsons Island at $2528
and Bakers and Jarvis Islands at $3Sl40. We quote
California Eide Island Guano at S4S per long ton by
per ton, according to quality Mexican at s16 Som
brero at sS2 per ong ton, and Columbian at $3s4o
long ton. Manipulated Guano sells at $47 Whtelock
Co.'S Rhodes and DeBergs Super Phosphate of Lime, and
Baughs bone Phosphate sell at s45 2OOolbs The
imports this week AIS Peruvian from Boston, and
$50 tons Mexican.
GINSENG.-We hear of no sales of Ginseng and we are
unable to give any reliable quotation for it.
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags are still selling at our
former quotations, viz: II cts for SMALL and Is cts each
GAY AND STRAW.-Hay is still in pretty good de-
mand, and quote it steady weeks figures viz
s16@1s for baled and s14G6 ton loose Straw in
and sl0dl12 per ton for Wheat and Oat.
HEMP-We continue to quote Russia Hemp at 5000 per
ton and Manila do at sack per lb but give
no quotations for American Hemp, there being in
market.
HIDEs.-The market continues bare of foreign Hides
City slaughtered Hides selling at ah910 cts wet
Country slaughtered at 99k cts, and dry do at 1415
this week in Iron, but the market for it is pretty firm in
tone. We quote American Pig the following rates. viz
s2h for Baltimore Charcoal Forge $50 for Charcoal No.
Wheel s24 for No. Anthracite $23 for No do $22 per
ton for No 3do Scotch Pig selling from the yards at
G24x, and quote Blooms at $40G45 for pudded
at P ot ton for
S6597O for refined do and $60965 fol refined American
4d and upwards but there is comparatively little doing
in them.
INDIGo-we have no change to note in the figures
for Indigo, and we still quote it as fellows viz at l3
40 for Bengal 95d145 Cts fol Kurpah; 75e5 cts
for Madras a55o cts for common 20 fair Manila; 600
lis cts for good to prime do 100G110 for Caracas
and l05yGl35 cts. per h. for Guatemala.
LEATHER. The market is very quiet, there being
little or nothing doing We continue to quote City saugh
tered at Sl9S4 cts Country do at 2793o cts; Rough
Skrting 2sGS1 cts Spanish Sole 2saSO cts; City har
ness Leather, black s4s7 cts Country do. 27@2s cts
Upper in rough hide $3505: Calf Skins 556S cts per
lb, and finished do. S5(G100 cts. per lb.
LUMBER-We have no special change to note in
the Lumber market this week The receipts and de
Pine Cuttings at $13.509l5 selects at s25, and
and panel Hemock soo so for rails boards
and scantng Hemock josts under 20 feet long dull
of sale Oak boards still dull, and quote $500
49, Oak ship plank at $23@26; Poplar boards and stuff
$ll15; chair plank Sl8d0 Cherry boards wide and of
good quality in fair request at s3o40 Ash is in
small supply and good quality is in moderate demand at
MADDER.- Madder is very dull We hear of no sales,
but we quote it nominal at l1G12 cts b for good to
prime Dutch Ombro.
MoLA ASSES.-Molasses has through the week generally
been dull There was however some inquiry for it day
or two since and sales reported Of 70 hhds tart
325 puncheons, and 81 terces English Island all pri
vae terms Moasses closes to-day steady at the follow
ing rates. viz: 23a25 cayed Cuba; 263o cts for
Cuba Muscovado 25@)30 cts for English Island 35G3S
cts for Porto Rico, and 454s cts for New Orleans We
note the import this week of l67 hhds from Cuba 26l
puncheons from St. Christopher and l30 bbls from New
York.
MILL FEED.-We quote Brown Stuff this"week at
12d)15 cts, and Middngs at 25d27 cts. per bushel.
NAVAL STORES Naval Stores continue dull. Spirits
Turpentne has again declined and quote this week
at S994o cts gallon There is inquiry for
mon Rosn but there supply here and consequently
sales making quote steady at 81 SO per bbl
For the better grades of Rosn there is however hardly
any demand We quote Pitch as before at $2 and Tar at
s2.l2x per Dbl. -.s-r -
OILS.-Ois are unchanged in prices, and still quote
as follows viz: Sperm at 145915O cts for fall and 1900
l55 cts for winter crude Whale at 5O55 cts beached
Patent at 5Sa65 cts Solar at 6S70 cts Sea Elephant
at 7oG75 cts Lard at 90G95 ct and Lnseed at 62965
at AZ cts pei gallon.
PROvISI0NS.-The Provision market continues active
and very firm. Prices for all descriptions of Provisions
steadily moving upward and note advance since
last Friday of to cent per lb. in Bacon cent
per lb in Bulk Meat and SO cts per bb in Mess Pork
The principal demand is for Bacon and the operations in
it this week have been heavy.
BULK MEAT.-The only sale of Bulk Meat have heard
of this week is made Wednesday of SIS hhds Sides
at IL cts, at which figure they held firmly to day
Wequote Shoulders firm at cts, and Hams at 101@
IL cts
BAcoN.-The sales of Bacon this week previous to
day include 225 hhds Shoulders at OK cts $50 hhds
Sides at 1l3, 60 hhds. Shoulders 9T cts, Is hhds
do at 10 cts $50 hhds. Sides at 11H cts, so terces
Hams 12K cts 80 tierces do l3x cts, and 5000
pieces do. at IA cts. To-day note sales of some
rs bhds Shoulders and Sides at 10 and IL cts and
quote them as closing steady at these figures.
BEEP.-There is no Beef selling that we. hear of, but
still quote it as follows viz: at s. for Western No
$40 for do Mess $40 Baltimore No 1, and S12 500
Is per Dbl. for do. Mess. t
PoRK.-A sale of so bbls. Mess Pork made few
since at 800 and it is held firmly at this figure to-
day. There is however but little offering. We quote
Prime Pork nominal at s15@15 so, and Rump do at sl4
GGS1450 per bb --
far have heard but quote it firm day at II
cts. for City, and 13hG134 cts. for Western.
BUTTER-Butter is still selling at our former quota
tons viz 9H@l0 cts for solid packed Western, lO@12
for Roll 10G12 cts. for Glades, and IN cts. for
city packed shipping Butter.
CHEEsE-Cheese is dull. We quote Western cutting
at sh9 cts and Eastern do at lo91oh cts but there
is no English Dairy in market @
PLASTER.-PIaster may be quoted to-day at So per
ton, which is advance There is however but little
doing in it. =a.-.
POWDER.-We quote Hazards, Dupo1t's, and Beattys
Powder at 1926 for blasting and 5 for sporting per keg
of 25 lbs.
RICE.-Rice has ruled through the week at 4&@5 cts.
for fair prime and it closes steady at these figures
There however been comparatively little demand for
it, and the sales have been uni portan We the
receipt this week of 80 casks from Savannah and ISL
casks from Charleston. -i'. -f-.-
SUGARS.-Sugars without being particularly active,
have been in good demand this week. and the feeling in
the market has throughout it been quite strong The