The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-13
Total Wheat Flour. 90. %

Together Flour. lhls.
go half bbls. Corn Meal
GRAIN.-There has been rather more Grain at market
this week than last bnt the receipts have nevertheless
not been large the offerings at the Corn Exchange of all
descriptions amounting to only about 10000 bushels
The demand for Grain of all varieties has been brisk
and the market for it has throughout the week been firm
especially for Wheat. We note the export this week OF
some co. 900 bushels Wheat to Liverpool.
Wharf.-The receipts of Wheat have been light again
this week. the offerings amounting to only about 20 900
bushels. The demand for it has, however, been brisk
both from millers and shippers and the market has
through the week been firm with upward tendency
Most of the lots offered have changed hands at2530
for ordinary to fair red 13314O cts for good prime
do, 125dl30 cts for common white, 140dl45 cts for
medium to fair do 150d155 cts for good do, and 100
(Gl65 cts for prime do, and quote red closing to-
day at l35Gl4O cts for good to prime and white 145
l55 cts for fair to good, and 1G0d165 cts for prime.
RYE.-Rye has been in good supply this week. the Of
erings amounting to nearly 1000 bushels, the greater
part of which Maryland There has however been a
good demand for it, and most of the lots offered
sold at 7073 for Maryland and S0S3 cts for Penn
ties today we quote 'eSe as Tue rates iOf Doth vare
limited the receipts this week amounting to only about
53 900 bushels White sold during the early part of the
week from 20 to IS cts but within the last day two
it has fallen of in price, the sales on yesterday and to-
day aving been made at from 6S to ~ but yellow
has led through the week at 7072 cts and it closes
to-day steady at these figures.
OATs-Oats have been arriving this week quite freely
the receipts amounting to about 900 bushels The de
mand for them has through the week good they
have sold generally lower rates than obtained
the close last week For Maryland prices have ranged
from 80 to SO the sales of Pennsylvania have
been made at from 81 to 3S cts.
SEEDs-There has been a good inquiry this week for
Clovereed and sales of 200 to 1900 bushels have been
figures Timothy Seed is firm at s2.75dl3 and quote
Flaxseed steady at 81 .4Odl.5 so per bushe'
OFFERINGS oPGRArN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat bu. Corn bu. Rye bn. Oats bu
TO this Tine 90 9s9ess 7a9 5i93Hs
GUANO.-The demand still continues good without
any change in prices We still quote the Agents price
for Peruvian Guano at 500 per long ton and that of
Upala In q
is held at $4s by the importer and $50 by dealers,
Johnsons Island at s25a2s, and Bakers and y, Jar
Island Guano at $40 per long ton; Mexican at $2O22
per tom according to quality Mexican at sl6 sombrero
S2S30 per ong Nevassa at 25 per long ton by i'm
porters and SOS by Dealers and Columbian at $S40 per
long ton Manipulated Guano sells at SAT. Whiteock
Baughs bone Phosphate sell at s45 lb and
Maryland Company's Super Phosphate of Lime at $i3
We note the import this week of ISL tons Peruvian, and
of 375 tons from New York -.....
GINSENG-We continue to quote Ginseng at 4OG145
cts b but hear of transactions in it this week
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags are unchanged in price,
and still quote them at II cts for SMALL and Is cts
Hay AND STRAw.-Hay is in good demand, and we
quote it firm at S16d17 per ton. Straw is selling at SIS
for Rye s9@1O for oat, and sS99 per ton for Wheat
HEMP.-Hemp is steady at ovr former quotations viz
$l50d165 per ton for rough American; $2025 for dres
for Manila Jute is selling at s1o0G1O5 per ton, and
quote Russia Yarns at 10h all cts per lb.
HIDES.We still without any transactions to note
in foreign Hides City slaughtered Hides selling at
sh@1O cts, wet Country slaughtered at 9@9H cts and
1850 Hides from the west coast of South America and of
81 from Porto Rico
HOPS-There is nothing doing in Hops here, but they
selling in New York at l2dlS cts. for DID, aud 2632
cts. per h. for
INDIGO-There is but little doing in Indigo but we
still quote it follows, viz 135al70 cts for Bengal
95D145 cts foi Kurpah; 1896 cts for Madras; 35G50
cts for 20 fair Manilla 60115 cts for good to
prime do 1G0d110cs for Caracas and l059l35 cts. per
h. for Guatemala.
IRON-There is fair demand for Iron, but there is
special activity in it. We have reported this week sales
of 100 tons Baltimore Charcoal Forge Pig 7
Caocn do at SIS and of 250 tons Scotch Pig from ship,
the terms for which kept private Charcoal Iron
closes steady at S so for Baltimore Forge S5 for Catoc
tin do, $50 for No Wheel, and quote Anthracite
do at s23924 for No l. s22G23 for No. 2, and s2ld22
for No but large lots lower figures would probably
be accepted Scotch Pig is selling from the yards at
S3d24 and quote Blooms at Si0d4s for pudded and
$6Oa62 so per ton for best Charcoal Bar Iron may
quoted s55G6O per common English rolled s65
70 for refined do, and $60965 fol refined American
do Nails in good demand and they selling at
50 90(d3 per 100 lbs. for Cut 4d., and upwards.
LEATHER. is little more activity in Leather
by means brisk We still quote City slaughtered at 81
a33 cs Country do. at 27d30 cts Rough Skirtng 27d
% cts. Spanish Sole 2S@3O cts City harness Leather
black 3437 Country do. 2729 cts Upper in rough
hide ss505: Calf Skins 556s per lb and finished
do s5tdl100 cts. per h.
LUMBER.--The receipts continue light, and the
stocks are small We still quote White Pine. ac
cording quality at $13l15 for Cuttings; S25 fol
Selects s35 for common and panel $12G15 for siding
and s15.5OG16 for bill stuff Hemlock is wanted, and
good qualities of boards rails and scantlng would
| mand sl0.5OGll1, and Hemock iost slOGlo.5o. Hard
wood Lumber generally dull of sale Wequoe Poplar
plank at s16I9 boards $4116; Ash plank S6G1s, and
| Oak boards S15(Gls, according to quality.
| MOLASSES.-There has been but little inquiry this
week Molasses and consequence
made so far have heard 1t has, however, beer
steady through the week at the following rates viz
l9a2l cts for tart clayed Cuba 23G27 cts for sweet
2732 cts. for Cuba MuscOvado; 24G32 cts for fair t
choice English Island; 32d36 cts for Porto Rco ant
44(046 cts for New Orleans We note the import th
week of l32 puncheons and 81 erces from St Lucia 10
bushels 60 erces and 55 bbls from Cuba and 10 pun
MADDER-We hear of no sales of Madder, but we still
quote it at 1ll2 cts per h. for good to prime Dutcl
MILL FEED.-we continue to quote Brown Stuff at L
cts, and Niddlings at 80 cts. per bushel.
! NAVAL SToRES.-Naval Stores are quiet, but for al
varieties rates unchanged and again quote Spirit
Turpentne at 4l@42 cts. per gallon. common Rosin a
s1.4oG145, Pitch at ST. and Tar at s.. so per bbl
and still quote sperm at 145Ca15o cts for fall an
155G169 cts for winter; crude Whale at 60@162 cts
bleached Patent at 6o@6s cts. Solar at 6s(d70 cts.
Sea Elephant at 70g75 cts; Lard at e5GeS cts;
nseed at 6265 cts. per gallon ETHEREAL Oil is selling
at4Sl5o cts. and Camphene at As cts. per gallon.
| PROVISIoNS.-There has been more done in Provis
ions this week than for weeks past the marke
has throughoutt exhibited considerable frmness.
| BAcoN-There has been good demand for Bacon AM
wenote sales in the week about 100 hhds Shoulder
at 9x69A cts, $50 hhds Sides at11X cts, and 200
500 pieces Hams at from 12 to IA cts Bacon close
to-day firm 94 cts. for Shoulders and II cts. fo
BULK MEAr-For Bulk Meat there has been compare
lively little inquiry this week, and the only sale we hav
heard of is of 20 hhds. Sides at 10A cts Wequo
Shoulders to-day 81 @sh cts and Sides at 10 lO1
| cts. per lb. e-
BEEr-Batimore packed No. Beef ranges in price q
from $I1 $l2 and quote Baltimore Mess do $I
(14 per bbl Western Beef can be bought at S
| to 81 per bbl. under these figures
PoRK-We sales this week Of 400 bbls Mess Pork
all for export at 1925 per bb and quote clos
ing steady at this figure. We quote Prime Pork nomina
| at Sl4 so, and Rump do. at $l4 per Dbl.
| LARD.-There has been but little done this week il
the only sales we n naye heard ar Of being Of
l3A cts We quote Lard to-day at 12x cts for City, Il
134 cts for Western in bbls and erces and 134 cts
| in kegs. Refined Lard is still selling at 15@I5K cts
| per lb. 81 as aag L4a-,7F q
BUFTER-Butter is still arriving quite freely, but TIL
demand for it continues limited We quote solid packed
Western before at 10Gl2 cts Western Reserve at II
old cts; Glades at l4G9l7c cts; Roll at 13gl6 cts
and City packed shipping Butter at 12G12k cts Egg
are selling this week at 14(915 cts per dozen. ,
CHEEsE.-There Is good demand for Cheese, and W.
note sales this week Of some 200 to 800 boxes at tn