The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-07
Total Wheat Flour. $50

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partially closed by ce and the receipts of Grain have in
consequence been very light the offerings of all descrp
ons amounting during the week to less than 25 900
bushels The market although inactive has through the
week been pretty firm, and for descriptions prices
have advanced.
WHEAT-wheat has advanced during the week some
to 10 cts per bushel Red quoted at the opening at
12OGl25 cts for good to prime and white at 1254O
for fair choice, but few sales have been made
within the last day 125a13O cts. for good to
prime red and 135ll42 cts for fair to prime white At
the close however prime white was held generally at I45
l5O cts In consequence the harbor being closed the
receipts of Wheat this week have been very light and the
CoRN.-There have been of Corn this
week. but of this well other descriptions of Grain
the receipts have been light. The market for it has
through the week been dull but prices have nevertheless
been quite steady and most of the lots offered have
changed hands at e56s cts. for fair white, 7o974
yellow lot of prime old yellow sold yesterday at
SO cts, and inferior lots of yellow sold
day two since at 667 cts To day Corn be quoted
at 70972 cts for prime white and 77d7S cts for
| prime yellow.
| RYE.-There have been few small lots of Rye at mar
ket this week but no sales have been reported Maryland
has been quoted generally through the week at 90
cts, and Pennsylvania at 95 cts, but to-day small lot
of Pennsylvania sold at 100 cts
0ATs.-Oats also have improved in price At the open
ing of the week Maryland sold 4o44 cts, and Penn
syvana 45 cts. for three days past Maryland
Oats have been selling at 4345 cts and Pennsylvania
do at 46d4S cts
PEAsE AND BEANs-Black Eyed rease are still selling
at 81 1898 per two bushe bag, and Beans 81 25 per
bushel, and 1925 per two bushel bag
SEEDs.-There was some movement in Cloverseed
and decidedly heavy The sales early in the week en-
brace $50 bushels at $52553 and $50 bushels prime at
$525 per bushe We quote Timothy Seed nominal at 81
az so, and Flaxseed at sl.359l. 40 per bushe
OFFERINGS OF GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat bu. Corn bu Rye bu. Oats bu.
gas ti@e So 2S sss 45sas a5 a5 s2sS S
GUANO-We still quote the Agents price at 500 per
long that of dealers at s6e2 according guam
tity We quote California Eide Island s47 so per
long ton by the importer and s44 per short ton by the
dealers; Mexican $20d22 per ton according quail
ity Mexican at $6 Sombrero at $32 per ong ton and
sells at s47 Whitelock & Co.'S, Rhodes and eBerg's
Super Phosphate of Lime and Turner's Excelsior sell at
$45 per 1000 lbs.
GINSENG. Ginseng is higher. Some sales were made
last week at 70 cs and quote it at 75dS0 cts per
GUNNY BAGs-Gunny Bags are in good demand
and we quote them firm at u cts for SMALL and 16 cts
each for large.
HOPS-There is very little doing in Hops but we quote
them at 7S cts for old and 14@l5 cts lb for
HoNEY.-We still quote Cuba Honey at 60d65 cts. in
ooaa' ana TH 1qIaSS gTe cts per gallon; duty paid
and quote it firm at sl79l9 for baled, and s5dl7
per ton for loose Straw selling at $l516 for Rye and
Sl0G12 per ton for Oat aud Wheat
HEMP.-There is but little doing in Hemp. There is
very little American here, and quote it nominal
at 45 for rough and $3.50 per for dressed Russia
is selling at Sle5 per ton and Manila 6b per h.
HIDES.-The market is still bare of foreign Hides
City Slaughtered Hides are selling at 9d9H cts wet
Country Slaughtered at sh 9 cts and dry do 4al5
GNDIGo-Indigo is steady at our previous quotations
viz 100G150 cts. for Bengal 90(125 for Kurpah rs
l95 cts for Madras 355o cts for common to fair Ma
nlla 6o9l5 cts for good to prime do 75GsO cts for
Caracas; and lO0Gll5 cts per ID. for Guatemala.
lRON.-lron is very quiet, but American Pig is
steady s27 for Baltimore Forge $50 Char
do; and S22 per ton for No. do Scotch Pig is
selling from the yards at s4G25 and quote Blooms
Charcoal Bar Iron may be quoted s556O per for
common English rolled; s65@7O for refined do. s6O@65
per b for English, cts for American, and 12dl3 cts
for Russia Charcoal Boiler Plates steady as
cts. per h. and quote Nails firm at s3.25 per 100 lbs
for Cut 4d and upwards.
LUMBERThere is still fair stock of all kinds in the
hands of the commission men, but there svery little do
ing. We quote White Pine cuttings at $13G15; do selects
and better grades at S25G35; do siding $l14 hemlock
joists &c at SO 50ll so; do. do RATED at s9l0 "A
oak at s1791e h'do ass1216 ash at.s16G20 cherry at
s25935 poplar plank at sl4G1s; do "A boards si3@
16; do. do at sl2Gl6; and maple at 12G16 per theus
and feet.
LEATHER.-There has been more activity in the mar
ket this week and sales to moderate extent have been
effected Holders firm and prices have rather up
ward tendency. We still quote City Slaughtered 3335
cts; Country do. at 273o cts; Rough SKrting 25@29
cts Spanish Sole 2s8l cts City harness leather black
$350G5 Calf Skins 55G6S cts per lb and finished do.
S5(G100 cts. per lb.
M0LASSES.-Molasses has been very quiet this week
Some small sales of new crop New Orleans have been
made at 552 cts but the only sale of foreign have
heard Of is one of II puncheons English Island at
q cts. We quote Cuba at 25G26 cts, for good clay
ed 1890 cts for Muscovado; English Island 27@3O
cts and old crop New Orleans at 4445 cts There have
been no receipts this week.
MADDER.-Madder is quiet, but still quote it at
l09ll4cts per lb the latter figure being for prime
MILL FEED.-Brown Stuff is selling at 1staaO cts,
and Middings at 34937 cts per bushel The demand is
fair at these figures.
per bushe but we heard of no sales within the past week
NAvAL sToREs.-Naval Stores are very quiet
Spirits Turpentfne is selling at 44d45 per gaon and
we quoteRosn at SO, Pitch at 81, and Tar at s22
per Dbl.
and quote Sperm before at 145l50 fall and
1509155 cts. for winter crude Whale at 55@5s cts;
beached Patent at 6Sd6S cs Solar at 20 cts Sea Ee
phan at7o@S0 cts; Lard 9Ode3 ct and Linseed
5sG61 cts. Ethereal Oil is selling 56G58 cts, Cam
phene at 81 cts. and Kerosene at 95 per gallon.
PLASTER-There is but little doing IN Plaster but
we quote it firm at s.. % per ton.
PoWDER.-We continue to quote Hazards, Duponts,
and Beatys Powder So for blasting, and IS for sport
ing per keg OF 25 lbs.
PoTAToEs.-POtatOes are selling in retail lots from
the wharf at prices ranging from As 10 65 cts buhe
The stock here is large and the market for them very
dull
PRoVISIONS-There was some movement at the
opening of the week in Provisions but some days
subsequently the market very quiet There has
however been for day or two past disposition
ifested to operate in Provisions, and to-day large
sales have been made Provisions opening
week rather heavy but within last two or three
days there has been decided improvement in the
of the market.
BULK MEAT-we heard early in the week of sales of
100000 lbs Bulk Sides private terms and of 600 lbs
do 81 cts, but for two three days past Bulk Sides
have been held firmly at cts Shoulders could have
been bought early in the week at 6h cts but they
day have heard of sales of 10000 lbs Shoulders 6x
cts and 100 900 lbs Sides at ~ cts.
BACoN.-There have been sales this week in lots Of
about 100 hhds Bacon at 7hG7A cts for Shoulders, and
Ok cts for Sides, but and 9A cts refused day
by several parties for Shoulders and Sides There
sale of 200 hhds Bacon made to-day but the
not permitted to transpire
BEEF.-Bee is quiet but steady at s1I 50G12 for No
and S15(dl6 per Dbl. for Mess
LARD.-The only sale of Lard we have heard of this
week is one of 60 terces old Western at 1O4 cts New
Western in bbs and ties. is held pretty firmly l0h
per lb There $50 bbls sold to-day but did not
learn the terms.
1.,;,
note sales of 500 bbls thin Mess at SIG, and 300
bbls heavy do at SIC so per bbl We quote heavy
Mess Pork to-day at S165oG16.75 per bb There is no
new Rump Pork here, but these varieties would
bring here sl2 5odl$ per Dbl Old Rump Pork is sell
ling at Sll per Dbl We note sales today of $50 bbs
Mess Pork on private terms.
BUrrERButteris still dull and heavy and prices
great degree nominal We quote Glades l4l117
for ordinary to fair and s9l9 cts for prime dairys
solid packed Western at 1l(G12 cts, Roll at 14dls
cts, New York State at lsG22 cts, Goshen at 22e25
well maintained. We quote Eastern cutting lI cts,
Western do at lodl0 cts and English Dairy as ranging
from IL II to IA cts. for Western and Eastern.
RICE-There has been very little doing this week in
Rice, but it has ruled through the at %G41 cts
for fair to prime and it closes steady these figures To
day heard of sale of SO tierces but the
kept private We the receipt this week of 5 terces
from Savannah and 81 terces from Charleston
RUM.-We still quote New England Rum at 33134 cts,
and Jamaica do nominal at ST. so per gallon.
SUGARS-Sugars have been very quiet this week but
the market has nevertheless been quite firm The sales
the greater part of which were made to-day, in
10 hhds. old crop New Orleans at $3.50, and 1s
hhds crop do. at Ss75. cargo of new crop New
Orleans advertised for auction Thursday, but
sale did not take place expected the postponng
it until Tuesday next There is very strong feeling in
Sugars and quote to day refining grades Cuba and
English Island at $7737h; fair to prime Cuba 81 so
dS fair to good crop New Orleans at s. 25s rs
prime do at So We note the receipt this week of 145
hhds. and 125 boxes Sugar from Boston.
REFINED SUGARs-Refned Sugars still selling at
the following rates, viz: lox@1ox for loaf 1OGlO4
cts crushed, powdered and granuated; 949eX cts
for G,
SYRUP.-We continue to quote Baltimore refined Sy-
rup 40 for Sugar House "A cts for Golden and 81
per gallon for Extra Golden and Portland Syrup
23G24 cts. per gallon.
STAVES-Staves continue very dull, and the quota
tons are altogether nominal. W. o. HID may be quoted
at $3540, W. o. Pipe at $45(G50 and R. o. HID. SIS
92O for culed and S3435 per thousand for prime.
STARCH-Starch is selling at from 44 to 5x cts for
Western 5k(6 cts for West Philadelphia, and 0swego
River, 616k cts for Duryea's, and 616kcts per ID.
for Kingsfords 0swego.
SPICES.-We quote Pepper steady at cts. Pimento
at 6k cts Gloves at SH@9 cts; Cassa at 26G2s cts.
East India Ginger at 5k96 cts Mace at AN 45 cts,
and No. Nutmegs at 90 cts per lb.
SOAP-Castile Soap is selling at 1edl0x cts; 0eine
do at x9S cts, and Chemical Olive do at 6l7 per
lb. The demand is fair at these figures
SALT.-Liverpool Salt is in good demand and quite
firm at ITO cts for Ground Alum, 200 cts for Marshals
and jeffrey Darcys fine and 225 cts per sack for Ash
toms do and we quote Turks Island do before at S9
20 Cts per bushel from store.