The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-29
Total Wheat Flour. r....3l.S1

Together with 923 bbs Rye Flour. and 3il bbs. and
GRAIN-The receipts of Grain this week have been
comparatively light, the offerings at the Corn Exchange
Of the various descriptions amounting only about
900 bushels against 1000 bushels last week. The
market has exhibited but little animation although the
demand has been more active within the last day or two
than it during the early part of the week There has
been but little variation since last Friday in the prices of
Gran but for all varieties the market closes oleraby
firm. We note the export this week of 23765 bushels
Wheat to England, and of 5000 bushels do to King
ston, ia.
WHEAT.-Wheat has been in fair supply this week,
but the receipts fall very considerably below those of
last the offerings amounting to only about 100 900 bush
els against bushels last week The market has
through the greater part of the week been rather dull but
most of the lots received have nevertheless found pur
chasers There has been very little change in the rates
since the opening, but throughout the week there has
been pretty wide in prices Red has sold gener
ally cts for common to fair l25lS9 cts for
135 medium, 140G50 cts. for fair to good and
l55G160 for prime and choice lots and both red and
white closed to-day steady at these figures.
RYE.-There have been about 900 bushels Rye at
ket this week most of which Maryland, This de-
scrpon sold early in the week at 72G75 cts but subse
queny several lots changed hands at 69H cts, and
quote it closing to-day at these figures Pennsy-
vana has however ruled through the week at So cts
CoRN.-The sunrIy of Corn at market this week has
been quite light, the receipts amounting only about
25 600 bushels. The supply has equal
the demand At the opening of the week white sold at
prices fell Off and both white and yellow sold at 65G6s
cts for fair to prime lots Yesterday prices improved
again, and Corn sold at 65 cts for mixed 7Ol cts for
at 65d67 cts white at 6Sa7O cts, and yellow at 6Sg7O
per bushel.
ceipts amounting about 900 bushels There
has however been fair demand for them, and most OF
received have changed hands at from 80 to 81 cts
for Maryland and 3536 cts for Pennsylvania and they
close steady at these figures
SEEDs-There has been some inquiry this week for
Coverseed but transactions of Importance have taken
place in it far have heard 1t has ruled through
the week at s55O@575 for DID, and s575Gs6 per bushe
for new and it closes steady at these figures Timothy
Seed may be quoted dull at s225G so, and quote
Faxseed steady at s135a$1 As per bushel,
OFFERINGS OF GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat bu Corn bu. Rye bu. Oats bu.
This week.. 99,4u 1866 2,939 2S,l23
To this time: .1,slS,l76 2l4O$25 6s,494 6952lo
GUANo.-The demand continues very brisk without
any change prices We still quote the Agents price
for Peruvian Guano at $50 long ton, and that of
dealers s61@62 according to quantity Ichaboe Guaao
is held at s4S by the importer and $50 by dealers,
Johnson's Island at s25G2S, and Bakers and Jar
Island Guano at $40 per long ton; Mexican at $2022
per ton according to quality, Mexican at Sl6 Sombrero
at SS3o per ong ton Nevassa 25 per long ton by i'm
porers and S2S by dealers and Columbian at S3840 per
long ton. Manipulated Guano sells at $47 Whielock
Co.'S Rhodes and DeBergs Super Phosphate of Lime and
Baughs bone Phosphate sell at S45 lbs and
Maryland Company's Super Phosphate of Lime at s43.
The imports this week $40 tons Peruvian and 60 tons
Sombrero.
| GINSENG.-We continue to quote Ginseng at 40G45
per b. Some sales have been made this week at these
GUNNY BAGs.-Gunny Bags are unchanged in price,
and still quote them at IL cts for SMALL and 10 cts
each for large.
Hay AND STRAW-Hay is still selling at Sl4G1G
per ton for prime baled Timothy, and quote Straw
before at sl4@l5 for Rye SeGl0 for Oat and SS9 per
ton for Wheat.
| HEMP-There is a very good inquiry for Hemp, and
quote it Sl5065 per ton for rough American S2lC
G2l5 for dressed do Sl95G20 per ton for Russia and
6h cts per h. for Manila Jute is selling at SlOOGOt
per ton and quote Russia Yarns at 4dl cts per b
HIDES.-We hear of transactions in foreign Hides
6 %s S asfS a ss AT
do at l4l5 cts We note the import this week OF l4O'
| Hides. and 265 Calf Skins from Chill.
HOPS.-There is nothing doing in Hops here but they
selling in New York at 12G17 cts. for old, and 253
| cts. per lb. for crop.
| IR0N.-Iron continues in good demand, and it il
steady and firm at quotations. viz S27H for Balti
more Charcoal Forge; $50 for Charcoal No Wheel; 81
for No Anthracite; S2S for No. do. and s2ld22 pc
400 No and No. Anthracite Iron at the quotations
Scotch Pig selling from ship at 23 and from the yard
at S4 5025 and wequote Blooms at S4Od45 for puddled
and S5062 so per ton for best Charcoal Bar Iron may
quoted atAs556o per ton for common English loled Sc
d7O for refined do, and $6065 foI refined American do
Nails selling quite freely So 100 lbs for Cut 4d
and upwards, and in proportion for extra sizes.
INDIG0-We still quote Indigo follows, viz: 1851
10 cts for Bengal 95G145 cts fol Kurpah 75aS5 cts
for Madras S5d50 cts. for common 20 fair Manila; 6OG
15 cts for good to prime do l0OGlO cts for Caracas
| and 105(dl135 cts. per lb. for Guatemala.
LEATHER. There is still very little doing in Leather
We quote City slaughtered at 3lS3 cts; Country do
27d30 cts. Rough Skirtng 27G29cts; Spanish Sole 2se
80 cts; city harness Leather, black, a4a7 Countr
do. 27d29 cts. Upper in rough hide $35Og5 Calf Skin
55d68 cts per lb and finished do S5(ll00 cts. per lb
LUMBER.-The receipts are to moderate exent, bu
the demand is active. The market is firm, and
still quote White Pine Cuttings at S13 5095; selects s
common and panel $35 and White Pine siding selece
at sl2lGl4. Hemock jost and scanng at $l0(dl0. sc
Hemlock boar3s and fencing at slog1 Oak boards ar
exceedingly dull, and quote them nomnally at $3.50
IL Poplar boards and plank at $l61S do scantng 81
oils; do stuff Sll@lS; and Ash at Slsd22
MOLASSES.-There has been but little done this week j
Molasses the only sale of Importance that we have hear
of being of so puncheons English Island the term
for which kept private The stock of Moasses her
however light, and the market although quiet is fri
at the quotations, which as follows, viz 2O2l CT
for Cuba Muscovado 2533 cts for fair to choice Ems
lish Isaud 32G36 cts. for Porto Rico and 44G46 ct
for New Orleans We note the receipt this week of
hhds. from Cuba and l6 hhds. from Porto Rico.
| MADDER-We hear of no sales of Madder but we sti
quote at 11d12 cts. per lb, for good to prime Duc
Ombro.
MILL FEED-Mil Feed is selling quite freely at 16 ct
for Brown Stuff and 80 cts per bushel for Niddlngs
| NAVAL STORES.-Naval Stores still continue quie
Spirits Turpentine rather rmer and quot
it steady Al per gallon We quote common Rosi
before at $135; Pitch at s2 and Tar at 90 pt
Dbl.
OILS-Oils continue frm but the rates unchanged
and we still quote Sperm at l45@l5o cts for fall an
bleached Patent at 6oG6S cts Solar at 6SG70 cts
Sea Elephant at 7O@75 cts; Lard at 9599s cts; an
Lnseed at 6265 cts per gallon. ETHEREAL Ol IS selln
at 49D5l cts, and Camphene at 46 cts per gallon.
| PR0V1SlONS.-The Provision market has been yer
dull again this week. but such sales have been mad
have been at last weeks rates. The quotations for
descriptions of Provisions however in great degre
nominal.
, BACoN.-Bacon has been quoted through the week
ex6l0 cts for Shoulders, and IL 4(d12 cts for Side
and we ote sales in small lots of 200 to $50 hid
within this range but principally at the outside figure
We note also sales of 1000 pieces Hams at 12h cts and
about 900 pieces do. at 1904 cts.
r BULK MEAT.-There has been nothing whatever dor
this week in Bulk Meat far as we have heard. 1t
held at cts for Shoulders IL cts for Sides and
cts for Hams but there no buyers at these figures
BEEP-Beefis very dull. We quote it however at 81
for Baltimore packed No l, and SlS(gl4 per Dbl. Il
do Mess but Western Beef can be bought at some So
o So per Dbl. under these figures
PoRK.-We have reported this week sales OF 30 Dbl
Mess Pork at and of 100 bbs Prime do the tern
for which did not ranspire Mess Pork closes steady
$1975, and quote Prime do. at Sl4oogIo, and Rum
do. at $l4(114 so per bb
LARD.-We have heard of no transactions worth notin
l31 cts in bbs and tcs. and IA cts. in kegs Refine
| Lard is selling at 15G154 cts. per ID.
BUTTER.-Butter is arriving quite freely, put the d
{ mand for it continues limited. We quote solid packt
Western at 1o92 cts Western Reserve at IN @ ets
new Glades at l4(G17 cts; Roll at 14Gl7 cs anu Ci
d packed shipping Butter at 12912k cts.
:. CHEEsE.-Cheese is in pretty good demand, ana
quote it at 9x(G10k cts. for Western cutting, ug!l
cts for Eastern do cts estern English Dar
and l213 for Eastern do We notes sales this wet
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