The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-09
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GRAIN.-The receipts of Grain have again fallen of
and this week the offerings of all descriptions have beer
only about 80 900 bushels The demand for most vare
ties has been fair and prices for Wheat
varied but little Wheat has however for day or two
Rye the market has through the week been dull and
prices for it have fallen off to cts. per bushel Oats
have also been rather dull.
WHEAT.-There has been rather Wheat at market
this week than last but the receipts have nevertheless
been light, the offerings amounting only about 25 0OO
bushels Red sold early in the week l35Gl4O cts for
good prime, and white at 150l6O prime
and 65 cts. for choice but for day
been selling at 30d1Ss cts for fair to prime and white
at 142a145 cts for fair, and 150Gl60 for good
choice and both varieties close to-day rather dull at
these figures.
asked for Pennsylvania Rye, but subsequently
15O0 bushels sold at S5 cts and yesterday further
sale of 800 bushels reported so cts quote
this as the rate for it to-day.
CoRNThe receipts of Corn continue to decrease and
this week they amount to only about $4,000 bushels
against 900 bushels last week There has been through
the week pretty good demand for it, and nearly all the
lots received have changed hands at from 20 to rs
white, and 90 to " cts for yellow. We quote white to-
day at 1906 cs and yellow at 6972 cts for good to
prime lots.
OATs-Oats have through the week been dull and
rather heavy, but the receipts which amount only
about 900 bushels have mostly been sold at 354O cts
for Virginia Maryland and 3942 cts for Pennsyl-
vania and quote these the rates for Oats to-day
PEAsE AND BEANs.-We continue to quote Black Eyed
Pease at 81 so per two bushe bag, and Beans
ranging from 80 to 125 cts. per bushel.
OFFERINGS OF GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat bu. Corn bu. Rye bu. Oats. bus
sSne Hi sne nes So 49f 1sl55s ssS sS sasS
tive demand having entirely ceased. We however still
quote Glover at and Timothy at So per bushel and
hear of occasnal sales being made at these fig
ure to parties who are putting it in store Faxseed is
selling slowly at l.35@)l As per bushel.
GUANO-Some few sales making in small lots at
former rates We quote the Agents price for Peruvian
Guano at $50 per long ton and that of dealers $6162
according to quantity. We quote California or Eide
Island Guano at $48 per long ton by the importer,
and $50 by the Dealers Mexican s2Oa22 per ton
according to quality, Mexican at S16, Sombrero at
s32 per 9ng ton and Colombian at $3SG4O per long ton
Manipulated Guano sells at s47 Whitelock 4 Co.'S,
Rhodes and DeBerg's Super Phosphate of Lime, and
Baughs raw bone Phosphate sell at s45 1000 lbs We
note the import this week of 600 tons.
GlNSENG.-Ginseng is held at 70175 cts. per lb, but
we have heard Of no sales being made recently;
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags still selling at our
former quotations, viz IL cts for small and Is cts each
for large.
Hay AND STRAW.-Hay is frmer We quote prime
baled this week at $l69S and loose at sl46 ton
Rye Straw is selling at $l4d15, but quote Oat do.
Sl2 and Wheat at S7dS per ton.
HEMP-There is no American Hemp in market and
We unable to give quotation for it, but Russia do
is selling at 5000 per ton, and Manila do. at 6G6K cts
per lb. Russia yarns bringing IL cts per b.
HIDES-There foreign Hides here City slaugh-
tered Hides selling at 9halO cts wet Country saugh
tered at 9G9K cts, and dry do. at 14(G15 cts.
HOPSWe still quote Hops 7dS cts for old, and IA
9l5 cts per lb for crop but there very little doing
in them.
HoNEY.-Cuba Honey may be quoted at 70 cts per
gallon, cash, but we hear of nothing doing in it.
1RON.-lron is in fair demand, but there
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prices, and we continue to quote Pig steady at the
following rates. viz s27H(2S for Baltimore Charcoal
Forge; $50 for Charcoal No Wheel s24 for No Anthra-
cite; S23 for No do; s22 per ton for No do Scotch
Pig is selling from the yards at s24d25, and quote
Blooms at s4O45 for puddled and s6OG62h per ton
Charcoal. Bar Iron may quoted at $55G60 per
ton for common English loed $6570 for refined do,
and S60G65 fol refined American do. Nails continue in
active demand Cut 4d are selling at s313.12H per 100
lbs.
INDIGO.-Indgo is quiet but steady at the quotations
which fellows, 13aa170 cts for Bengal; 95
lHpS nI1C Mo1r 0ctS
to fair Manilla 60G15 cts for good prime do
l0o110cts for Caracas aud l0535 cts h. for Qua
temaa.
LEATHER. The demand is confined almost exclusive
ly to Rough Skrting which is selling pretty freely We
27G3O cs Rough Skirtng 2S13l cts Spanish Sole 2sg
80 cts City harness Leather black 3437 cts Country
do. 27l29 cts. Upper in rough hide $3.5OG5 Calf Skins
55G6S cts per b. and finished do. S5d100 cts. per h.
LUMBER.-The receipts continue to be quite light and
the demand fair Sales are making within the range of
quotations which are the same as ae white
Pine cuttings $l4l6 selects at S25 and common
panel $35, Hemlock at Sl0050 for rails boards and
scantlng Hemock oiss under twenty feet long dull
of sale Oak boards still dull, and quote at $500
49, Oak ship plank at $23d26; Poplar boards and stuff
Sl1d5; chair plank SlS20 Cherry boards wide and of
good quality in fair request at s3O4O Ash is in
small supply and good quality is in moderate demand at
$20G23.
MOLASSES.-There has been but little inquiry for
Molasses this week. and we have reported sales of only
81 bbls New Orleans at az cts 80 hhds Cuba Mucovado
2S ant 20 puncheons English Island private
terms Moasses closes dull but steady at the following
rates, viz 25G27 cts for clayed Cuba; 27d32 cts for
for Porto Rico; and 424s cts for to prime
New Orleans We note the import this week of % hhds.
Rico 257 hhds from Cuba rs hhds from Phil
adelphia, and 173 hhds. from New York.
MADDER.- We continue to quote Madder at 10(d11H
cts h. the latter figure being for prime Dutch ombro,
but hear of no sales of moment
MILL FEED.-Mill Feed is still selling at 15d1S cts for
Brown Stuff and 3035 per bushel for Middngs, but
it is quite dull at these figures.
NAVAL SToRES.-Naval Stores are dull, but we have
change to since last week in the rates. and
quote Spirits Turpentine at 45d46 cts per gallon,
RoSip pitpha at md Tor mo
per bbl.
oII.s.-oils dull, but prices for them
changed, and we still quote follows, viz: Sperm
at 145950 cts. for fall and l50gl55 for winter crude
Whale at 55G5S Cts; blesched Patent at 63G65 cts
9OG95 cts; and Linseed at 62G65 cts. Ethereal Oil is
selling at 4749 cts, and Camphene So per gallon
PLASTER.-Piaster is very dull but the nominal rates
for it are still $2.75(G3 per ton.
PoTAToES.-Potatoes are higher, and quote
them at 50@60 cts for common descriptions and 70@S0
cts per bushel for Mercer.
PoWDER.-We quote Hazards Dupont's and Beatty's
Powder at 1925 for blasting and SIS for sporting per
of 25 lbs.
Observation-Disclosures have through the week
been pretty good demand but there has been special
activity in them. No material change has taken place
since last week In the rates. but the market continues
very firm in tone.
BAcoN-FOr Bacon there has been pretty active de,
sS cs 800 hhds Sides at 104@10x cts, 5000 pieces
Hams at ii cts and 800 pieces do at l2h cts Shout
ders close firm to-day at S Cts, and Sides at l0h cts
BULK MEAT-There have been transactions this
week in Bulk Meat far have heard, but 1t has
been quoted through the week at * cts for Shoulders
9k@9A for Sides, and 9094 cts for Hams, and it
closes steady at these figures.
BrEF-We continue quote Beef at $40 5O9ll for No
l. S1250l4 for fair to good Mess, and $15l6 per bbl
for Extra do, but we hear of nothing doing in it,
PoRK.-There has been some demand this week for
Pork and we have reported sales of 200 bbs Mess at
s7751s for light and sls25 for heavy and of 500 bbs
dol to arrive private terms We quote Mess to-day
Sls@1s IS, Prime at $l475 and Rump at s4 per bb
LARD.-The sales of Lard this week include rs bbs
City rendered private TERMS 80 bbls Western at IL
cts $50 kegs do 12H cts Western may be quoted
closing firm at 11h cts in bbls and terces, and I'm
cts in kegs.
BuTTER.-Butter is selling this week at 10G12 cts. for
Western, 10l4 cts for Roll lll4 cts for Glades, 14
II cts for Goshen and l2h cts for City packed for ship
ping.
CHEEsE-Easern cutting Cheese is still selling at l2
I'm cts but Western do which is beginning to arrive is
selling at l0H cts.
RlCE.-There has been good inquiry this week for
Rice but in of the light stock here there has
been comparatively little done in it, lot of 20 uerces
fair quality sold few days since at 81 a per 100 lbs
addition sales during the week of $50 TO
200 erces fair to prime at An a4A cts per lb and we
quote it as closing firm at these figures.
RUM.-New England Rum is selling slowly at 33G1S4
cts. per gallon, but unable to give any reliable
quotations West India Rum.
SUGARS.-There has been quite an active movement
this week in Sugars and the market for them has through
out it been quite firm in tone The sales include 100
hhds refining grades English Island at SC 50G675 25
hhds common New Orleans at $3.50, 224 hhds. Cuba at
ST. 33I hhds do at 81 257S7h 2i1 hhds. Porto Rico,
the of the Peerless private terms understood
however to have been about 81 62 500 boxes cayed
Cuba No. II d. s. at and 746 bags brown Brazil
the cargo of the ELLA Virginia. from Bahia at 81, six
Notwithstanding total for the week Of s9l hhds, 500
boxes and ,746 bags Sugars close to-day steady and
firm the following rates, viz S650d7 for refining
grades Cuba and English Island $725s77 for grocery
grades do s77.2 for low grades Porto Rico and New
Orleans $750ds for fair good do. and SIS 25dS.37
for prime do. We note the import this week of S7d
hhds and $40 boxes from Cuba, 239 hhds from Porto
Rico and 279 hhds from New York. total 1872 hhds and
| $40 boxes.
REFINED SUGARs-Refined Sugars are still selling al
the following rates, viz: @lO cts for loaf e%a
1OS for crushed, powdered and granulaed 94aeA