The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-22
Total Wheat Flour...3O,5O4


33 half bbs. Corn Meal.
GRAIN.-The receipts of Grain this week have been
heavy the offerings at the Corn Excnange of the various
descriptions amounting to about 900 bushels against
10000 bushels last week Wheat in particular has been
arriving very freely and the receipts this week exceed
those of any previous week this Prices for it
have however fallen off under the influence of the unfa-
vorabe foreign advices 10 to II cts bushe and for
been heavy. We the export this week of 80 sol
bushels Wheat to Liverpool.
WHEAT.-There has been large supply of Wheat at
market this week, the offerings at the Corn Exchange
amounting to about 1875 900 bushels nearly 100 bush
els of which was received Monday. The market has
exhibited but little animation, although most of the lots
received have been disposed Of Wheat opened on Sat
urday decline of to 10 per bushe on the preyi-
Gus days rates. the sales being made 120dlS5 cts for
ordinary to good red l4OG43 cts for prime and choice
do $50 a 45 cts for ordinary to fair white 150155
for good do, and l6OGl65 cts for prime do On Monday
the receipts heavy but the at
about the previous days rates, but since Monday Wheat
has sold generally at 12035 cts for fair good 12O
d13O cts ordinary to medium white l35Gl4O cts for
fair do, 145d5s cts 70 good to prime do and 16Ol65
cts. for fancy lots do To-day there nearly 35 900
bushels at market but the demand for it active
than it has been for two three days past and it
nearly all sold at from 100 to 133 for fair to prime
red l25GlSO cts for medium white, lS5G14O cts for fair
do 145a5S cts for good to prime do and l60d165 cts.
for choice lots do. lot of 600 bushels very superior
white was sold for seed at 10 cts.
RYE.-Rye has been in pretty good supply this week
the receipts amounting to about 800 bushels but the
greater part of has changed hands at 7375 cts for
Maryland and S2GS3 cts for Pennsylvania To-day there
however sales of 800 bushels Maryland made at ~
AIS cts, and it may be quoted as closing "' theSe
figures.
CoRY-Corn has been in bstsel supply this week than
last apomntng to about 90 900 bushels The
sales have been made at considerable decline last
weeks prices White sold during the early part of the
week at from 65 to 20 cts and yellow 6S72 cts but
for two or three days past white has sold at 6566 for
good and 6SG70 cts for prime, and yellow at 6667 cts
for good lots To-day yellow sold at 67 good and
fair to good and 40 cts for prime.
OATs.-0ats have been in good supply this week, the
receipts amounting about 81 bushels but they have
nearly all been sold at from so 35 Maryland and
35d36 cts. for Pennsylvania.
SEEDs.-There has been some movement this week in
Coverseed although the market for it has generally been
quiet sale of 20 bushels old reported yesterday
at 1878 but we heard Change this morning a sale
been sales in the week of 300 to 400 bushels limo
thy Seed 81 so per bushe but it dull at
these figures Flaxseed is selling slowly at 81 4Odl As
per bushel.
OFFERINGS OF GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat bu. Corn bu. Rye bu. Oats bu.
same time SO; i '524'525 2,256,5so $3.50 5Ss,S72
any change in prices. We still quote the Agents price
for Peruvian Guano at $50 per long ton and that of
dealers S6l62 according to quantity Ichaboe Guaao
is held at S4S by the importer and $50 by dealers,
Johnson's Island at S25(d2S, and Bakers and Jar
Wis Islands at SSSGs4o. We quote California Eide
Island Guano at $40 per long ton; Mexican at S2O22
per ton, according to quality, Mexican at Sl6 Sombrero
at S2SS0 0ng Nevassa at S25 per long by i'm
porters, and S2S by dealers and Columbian $3S4O per
long ton. Manipulated Guano sells at $47 Whtelock
Co.'S Rhodes and Deerg's Super Phosphate of Lime and
Baughs bone Phosphate sell at S45 per lbs and
Maryland Company's Super Phosphate of Lime at s4S.
The imports this week tons Peruvian and 125 tons
Nevassa, and $40 tons Bird Island.
GlNSENG-Ginseng is dull, but still quote it at 40
Gl45 cts. per ID.
GUNNY BAGS-Gunny Bags are still selling at II cts
for small, and Is cts. each for large.
Hay AND STRAW.-Hay continues to droop, and we
quote it this week at Sl49l6 per for prime baled
Timothy There is large stock here. Rye Straw is also
lower, and quote this week at sl4Gl5 per ton. We
still quote Wheat Straw at ssG9 and Oat do at s9GO
per ton
quote it at $50 a6o per ton for rough Amercan s205
2l5 for dressed do 5000 for Russia and 6H per b.
for Manila ute is in good demand slOOGlO5 perton
and we quote Russia Yarns at TO- d11 cts. per lb.
HIDES.-There a sale this week of 900 to 4, 900
Bueno Ayres Hides selected part of the cargo Of the brig
Chattanooga "a City slaughtered Hides are sell
ing at 9H(nlO cts, wet Country slaughtered ut 9d9k
cts and dry do at 1lG15 cts. The import this week
6lS from New Orleans
are selling in New York at l29l7 cts for old aud 25SO
cts. per lb. for crop.
lRON.-1ron continues in good demand and it is
steady and firm at our quotations, viz: s27 for Balt
more Charcoal Forge; $50 for Charcoal No Wheel; s24
for No Anthracite; $2S for No2 do and s2ld22 per
ton for No. do. We note sales this week of $50
tons No, 5 Anthracite at s2l per ton. Scotch Pig
selling from ship at s23, and from the yards s24 so
l25, and quote Blooms at $40G45 for puddled, and
$6OG62 so per ton for best Charcoal Bar Iron may be
quoted at s5560 per ton for English ioed sos
G7O for refined do and s6065 for refined American do
Nails selling quite freely So per 100 lbs for
and upwards and in proportion for extra sizes.
1NDlGO-We still quote Indigo follows, viz: 135 q
for Madras 5000 cts for common % fair Manila; 6o9
lis cts for good to prime do lO0lO for Caracas
and 105dl35 cts. per h. for Guatemala
LEATHER.-Tne market is still fiat there being no
Eastern buyers here We still quote City slaughtered
at 3lg34 cts Country do at 27SO cts; Rough Skrtng
263o cts Spanish Sole 2s3o cts City harness Leather,
black 34d37 Country do 272s cts Upper rough
hide S350a5 Calf Skins 65G6S cts per lb and finished
do. S5G10O cts. per lb.
LUMBER.-The breach in the canal having been re-
paired, Lumber is coming in more freely. The market is
firm, and quotations pretty much the for
weeks past viz White Pine Cuttings at SIS 50lll5;
selects s25 common and panel at $685. and White Pine
siding selected Sl2dl4 Hemlock ioist and scantnr
at s1O@lO5O Hemlock boar3s and fencing at slOtali
Oak boards exceedingly dull and we quote them
nominally s15G17 Poplar boards and plank s16GlS
do scantling sl3Ql5; do. stuff Sll@l3 and ash at
SlS(d22.
MoLAssEs.-M -Molasses continues quiet. There has
however been some inquiry for it this week. note
sales of 10 puncheons English Island at % cts 25 hhds
Porto Rico at 36 cts 100 bb Cuba at 2d2S cts and
the following rates, viz 1921 clayed Cuba;
22g24 cts for sweet do; 24G2s cts for Cuba Musco-
vado 24G32 cts for English Island; 30a37 cts. for
Porto Rico, and 47d50 cts. for New Orleans.
MADDER-We hear of no sales of Madder, but we still
quote it at ll2 cts per b. for good to prime Dutch
MILL FEED-Brown Stuff is selling quite freely at 16
cts and We quote Mddlings at 2sd3o cts. per bushe
doing in Naval Stores. We quote Spirits Turpentne at
40a4 cts gallon; common Rosn at $780, Pitch at
81, and Tar at 1925 az. so per Dbl.
OlLS.-Ois continue firm, but the rates unchanged
ana we still quote Sperm at 145Gl50 cts for fall and
iSoGI6e cts for winter crude Whale at 6o@62 cts;
Sea Elephant at 70G75 cts; Lard at 95G9S cts and
Linseed at 62G65 cts per gallon. ETHEREAL Oil is selling
at 49Sd5l cts, and Camphene at 46 cts per gallon.
PRONlSlONS-The market for Provisions has through
out the week been dull and sales have lighter
than in any week for months past but no
decline has taken place in prices From the statement of
tran sactions given below it will be seen that there has
been nothing done eXceptin Bacon
BACoN.-There has been the usual retail demand for
Bacon, but there has been Inquiry whatever for
large lots We note sales in the week of some 200 to 400
hhds Shoulders and Sides at 940 cts for the former
and IL cts for the latter and of 500 Hams at Is
cts, and Sides at II y G112 cts. per h.
BULK MEAT.-There has been nothing whatever done
this week in Bulk Meat so far have heard II is
held at cts for Shoulders II for Sides and
cts for Hams but there buyers at these figures
BEEF.-Beefis very dull. We quote it however at sl1
for Baltimore packed No. and sl36l4 per bbI for
do Mess but Western Beef can be bought So to
50 per Dbl. under these figures.
PoRK.-There have been sales of barreled Pork re-
ported this week, but it has been held throughout il at
sle75 for Mess SIS for Prime, and $1450 per for
Rump.
LARD.-We have heard of no transactions worth noting
this week in Lard but continue to quote Western at
l3R cts in bbls and tcs, and IA cts in kegs Refined
Lard is selling at 15dl5A cts. per h.
BUTTER.-Butter has been dull again this week We
quote solid packed Western at 11@l2 cts Western Re
serve at cts; Glades l4l7 cts and City
packed shipping Butter at l2Gl2k cts.
CHEEsE-Cheese is in pretty good demand, and we
quote it at 9K10x cts. for Western cutting Hall
cts for Eastern do 1011 cts for Western English Dairy
and IL 2dl13 cts. for Eastern do.
PLASTER.-Plaster is steady at So per ton We note
sales this week of $50 tons at this figure