The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-25
Total Wheat Flour. Sc, l5'

. Together with 139 bbs Rye Flour and 159 bbls Corn
Meal.
GRAIN-The receipts of Grain have been Iarper hero
this week than for long time past the offerings at the
Corn Exchange embracing about 10000 bu shells Wheat
$4,000 bushels Corn 1000 bushels Rye 900 bushels
Oats, making total of 265 600 bushels The demand for
Grain OF all descriptions has generally been good and
Notwithstanding the large supply prices have been pretty
well maintained good deal of the Wheat coming
forward is being taken for foreign account We note the
export this week of 20 COO bushels to Liverpool and there
are some other cagoes being made up for the port
WHEAT.-Wheat has been coming forward this week
very freely and the receipts have been considerably in
excess of those of week since the opening of the
SON For the better grades of Maryland and Virginia
Wheat the market has throughout the week been active
and buoyant but for other descriptions the demand las
only been far There is good deal Western Wheat
arriving here but it is generally much less desirable than
the Wheat grown in this section of tbe conntrv n a
ties receiving it find it difficult to effect sales at satisrac
tory prices There has been the wide range in the
prices of Wheat, but the range has been pretty
uniform during the week. Red has sold generally at
from us to l3i cts for ordinary prime and white at
il5ai2O cts for common, 125@135 for medium to
fair l3S945 cts for good, 15Oal55 for prime I6O
nIo e or ehoice and some parcels of very superior
Wbte have been sold for seed at 170 cts To-day red sold
at rom l5 to cts for common to prime and white
cts for medium to fair, 140@l55 for good
to prime and 160G162 cts for choice suitable for
family Flour No lots equal in quality to those which
Drought llO cts day or two since offered to-day
CoRN-CoIn has been in better supply this week than
Tor some weeks past the receipts exceeding
some % 600 bushels 1t has throughout the week been
rather dull, and the sales have generally been made
at decline on last weeks prices White sold
mixed yellow at SoSS et SS4 S%t for c'i two and
three days past white has been selling at 72a7s
cts and yellow at 6S75 cts the outside figures being
paid however for only very prime lots Today Corn was
dull and quite heavy White sold 6S for inferior
O'o cts for fair to prime and yellow ranged at from
90 to IS cts. for inferior to prime.
hfE-Ihere has been fair inquiry for Ryo, and the
7oG7s cts for Maryland and 7sSO cts per bushel for
Pennsylvania.
the receipts have been aG's in go1 sRp Of
oats The demand for them has been tolerably active
and nearly all the lots offered have changed hands at
from 30 to 80 cs at which figures they steady
SEEDs.-Cloverseed has through the week been yerv
quiet Some sales have been in retail lots at SIS 25
55O but sales of moment could be made at over SIS
per bushel Timothy Seed is selling generally at S3
but lot OF IS bushels very superior sold yesterday at
S59o per bushel FlaXseed is still bringing 81 35G1
Las per bushel.
Pease and Beans and the refore unable to give any
quotations for them.
OFFERINGS OF GRAIN AT CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat bu. Corn bu Rye bu. Oats bu
This week.. 165O56 65,lO7 1896 1885
So Ssns fs' ng So ss 5sSa sss5 is
GuANo-There is quite brisk demand existing. We
IOngon and that of dealers according to quantity
1chaboe Guaao is held SS by the importer and $50 by
dealers Johnsons Island at s252S and Bakers and Jar
Wis Islands at s3s40. We quote California or Eide
Island Guano at $40 per long Mexican at s2OG22
per ton according to quality, Mexican S16 Sombrero
at SSO per long ton Nevassa at s25 per long ton by i'm
porers and 2s by dealers, and Columbian sSsO per
long ton. Manipulated Guano sells at S47 Whiteock &
Co.'S and DeBegs Super Phosphate of Lime, and
Baughs raw bone Phosphate sell at S45 1000 bs
Maryland Company's Super Phosphate of Lime at s43
Wenote theimport this week of COS Peruvian direct
20 tons do from Boston, and of 75 tons Mexican.
GINSENG-We hear of no sales of Ginseng, and we are
unable to give any any reliable quotation for it.
former quotations, viz II cts for SMALL and Is cts each
for large.
HEMP-American Hemp has improved in price and
we now quote it at S55G6o for rough and s2O5d2l5 for
dressed but Russia do is still selling 5000 per ton
ute is in good demand at S0OG105 per ton and Manila
Hemp Sells quite readily at X cts. per b.
HlDES-Somc 1000 or 5000 Buenos Avres Hides mart
OF the cargo of the Pyrmont, have been sold this week
but the terms We're kept private City slaughtered Hides
sh cts, and dry do. at 1ia15 cts.
Hay AND STRAW.-Hay has been selling this week
prime do, and quote Straw at ssd9 for Wheat s9G
lo for Oat, and Sl4Cdll5 per ton for Rye.
lkoN.-ilg Iron continues steady and firm at for
mer quotations, viz: S2 for Baltimore Charcoal Forge;
s30 for Charcoal No. Wheel; s24 for Mol Anthracite;
S2S for No do; and s22 ton for No do There has
however been but little inquiry for it this week and we
have heard of no sales being made Scotch Pig is selling
from ship at $685. and from the yards at s24 and we
quote Blooms at $40G45 for puddled and s60d62S per
ton for best Charcoal Bar Iron may quoted at s556
per ton for common English ioed s6597O for refined
do, and $60965 fo refined American do Nails are sell
ing at sSG325 per 100 lbs. for Cut 4d and upwards
lNDlGO-We still quote Indigo as follows, viz: at l35
G9l7o cts for Bengal s5g45 cts. fol Kurpah; 75s5 cts
Tor Madras; 355O cts for 20 fair Manilla GOA
ll5 cts for good to prime do; 00Gl0 cts for Caracas
and io5,4lS5 1 cts; per lb. for Guatemala.
LEATHER Leather is coming in freely but there
is little or no demand for it, We continue to quote CITY
saughtsred at SlgS4 cts Country do at 27SO et
harness Leather black 34S7 cts; Country do. 27CaSs
cts; Upper in rough hide s3505; Calf Skins 556S cts
per Ib, and and finished do. s5alOO cts per lb.
LUMBER,-Good qualities of White Pine continue in
far demand and other descriptions selling to mode
rate extent The receipts still light and quote as
before: White Pine Cuttings at s1S15 s5 com
mon and panel at $35 and White Pine siding selected at si2
Sal4 HemlOck jois and scantling at slOaO.5O. Hem
kinds is not much inquired for and prices are mostly
nominal. We quote Oak boards at sl6tGlS; Poplar
boards and plank at sl641s; do scsntng $lSG15; do
"a md nch Mt QEyDD
MoLAssEs~Ther i has s' 6een Some movement. this
week in Molasses The include cargo of 22S hhds
and 81 tierces clayed Cuba round and cargo
OF 264 hhds and As terces do part TART round
The named cargo was sold to 90 out of the market
There have also been other small sales but the
above are the only transactions of Importance We quote
today as follows, viz Cuba at 2l924 for clayed and
25d3O cts for Muscovado English Island 23d3O cts
Porto Rico at 2eS5 cs and New Orleans at 45G5O cts
per gallon We note the import this week of 172 hhds.
and l63 bbs from Cuba, SO hhds from Porto Rico 3lS
puncheons from Trinidad and l6 terces from Monrovia
MADDER-We hear of no sales of Madder, but we still
quote 1t at lll2 cts per b. for good to prime Dutch
MILL FEED.-Mi Feed is selling quite freely at IAN
10 ets for Brown Stuff, and 27@2s cts per bushel
NAVAL STORES Spirits Turpentne has advanced to
4ia42 cts per gallon and note sales this week of
about $50 bbs at these figures Sales also of 500 bbs
common Rosn at s1.4O@l45 We quote Pitch at 81 and
Tar at s22 bbl but for both these articles the
OILS-Oils continue firm with an advancing tenden-
ey but we still quote Sperm at 145150 cts for fall and
l55G169 cts for winter; crude Whale at 6OGl62 cts
bleached Patent at 6O96S cts Solar at 6SS97O cts;
Sea Elephant at 7Oa75 cts; Lard at 95G9S cts; and
lnseed at 6265 cts gallon sale of SO bbls winter
pressed Lard Oil was made day two since 9S cts
We note the import here this week of 369 casks Palm Oil
from Liberie.
PRON1S10NS.-The transactions in Provisions have
been large again this week. and the market has through
out 1t been very firm in tone further advance of
cent per b has been established in Bacon and Bulk
Meat but the advance has tended check operations
and for day or two past there has been comparatively
little done in Provisions.
BULK MEAT-There was demand early in the week for
Bulk Meat, and sales made of lS5 hhds Shoulders
at cts $4,000 lbs do. at 90 cts, and As lbs Sides
at 11S cts For some days past Shoulders have been
held quite firmly at 94 cs and Sides and Hams at IL
cts but sales have been made figures so far
have heard.
BAcoN-The sales OF Bacon this week include so hhds
Shoulders, little out of order at 97 cts 25 hhds. do,
not strictly prime at 10 cs $50 hhds prime do at lOx
10h cts, 800 hhds. Sides at 12k cts SO hhds do at
12h cts pieces Hams at $500 pieces do
at 13(d14H cts. Western Bacon is generally held at
10x and 2k for Shoulders and Sides SEINE lots of
city smoked do still offering 104 for Shoulders
and 12H cts. for Sides.
BiEF-There is very little doing in Beef but we quote
Baltimore packed at $2 for No. /, and $l4 per Dbl. for
Mess. Western Beefis however 81 to So per Dbl.
lower.
PoRKThere has been but little inquiry this week for
Pork and have reported sales of only 100 bb
at $40 rs per bb and quote Mess closing