The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-18
Total Wheat Flour.


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Total Wheat Flour....27,277 45O
Together with 81 bbls. Rye Flour and l24 bbls Corn
Meal.
GRAIN-The receipts of Grain continue to be fair the
offerings at the Corn Exchange this week of the various
descriptions amounting to about 16O 900 bushels against
10000 bushels last week. the falling off having been
principally in Wheat. For Grain generally the market
has through the week been active and firm but no
rial change has taken place in the prices any descrp
ton since our last issue.
WHEAT-Wheat continues to arrive pretty freely The
receipts this week fall however so 600 bushels below
those last the offerings amounting only about COO
bushels againste12 0j0 bushels last week. There has
throughout the week been pretty active demand for it
both from millers andshppers and it sold generally
at about last weeks rates The Wheat coming forward
varies very materially in quality and in consequence
there is wide range in prices Red has sold generally
at from 2o to 133 for ordinary prime but
lots have been sold as low 1121l5 cts and OF
the lots of white received have changed hands at lisa
100 cts for common, 125G135 cts for medium fair
also cts for good to prime and 155165 for fancy
lots the latter figure being paid however for
parcels otvery superior quality To-day red Wheat sold
at 125d13O cts for good prime and white do at 1904
1876 cts for fair and l4OGl5O cts for good to nrme
Choice lots of white would have brought 155Gl60 cts
but there were none offered
1900 bushels nearly all of which has been sold TO75
cts for Maryland and so cts for Pennsylvania The re-
cepts have been chiefly of Maryland Rye only few lots
Of Pennsyva having been offered
CoRN-The receipts of Corn have been light again this
week the offerings amounting in the aggregate to only
about 900 bushels There has been active demand
for it, principally from Southern shippers and the mar
ket has throughout the week been quite firm White has
sold generally at S0dS3 cts, but few prime lots have
brought So cs and for yellow prices have ranged at
20 to IS cts Some sales inferior white have beer
at 65 cs and few lots of good mixed have been sold
7597S cts. We quote Corn to-day 7Od75 cts for vel
low and S0GS3 cts. for white
0ATsoats have been in fair supply this week the re-
ceipts amounting to about 900 bushels. There has
however been good demand for them and nearly all
lots offered have been been disposed of at from 80
cts for Maryland, and 3Sd940 cts for Pennsylvania
SEEDs.-There has been some inquiry this week for
Cleverseed, and few sales have been at SIS so
figure Timothy seed NAV be quoted at s 20 ayd IL Eax ts
seed at 81 35(G1 As per bushel.
PEAsE AND BEANs.-rhe market is entirely bare Of
Pease and Beans and therefore unable to give
quotations for them.
oFFEnIsas OF GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat bu. Corn bu Rye bu. Oats bus
To this time, s8s6l8 1,s5s,l4e 5oi5s 49O64i
GUANO.-The demand continues to increase and there
is now fair business doing. We still quote the
Agents price for Peruvian Guano 500 per long ton
and that of dealers 6162 according quantity Ichaboe
Guano is held at SS by the importer $50 by dealers
Johnsons Island at s25@2s, and Bakers and Jarvis
Guano at $40 per long tom Mexican $2Od22 per ton,
according to quality, Mexican at s6 Sombrero at s2S
80 ong ton Nevassa at 25 per long by importers
oHd su fate(r sGmsa '4r ".mff4eiden e 10 >:
Rhodes and DeBerg's Super Phosphate of Lime, and
Baughs bone Phosphate sell at s45 1000 lbs,
Maryland Company's Super Phosphate of Lime at s43.
We note the import this week Of $40 tons Nevassa
GlNSENG.-We hear of no sales of Ginseng and are
unable to give any reliable quotation for it.
former quotations, viz: IL cts for small and Is each
for large.
rough American s2O520 for dressed do 5000 for Rus
sia; and G6k cts. per lb. for Manila Russia Yarns
are bringing l0x@11 cts. per ID,
HIDES.-We hear of nothing doing in foreign Hides
City slaughtered Hides selling ahd1O cts, wet
Country slaughtered at 9G9H cts, and dry do at 14
Is cts.
HAY AND STRAW.-Hay is scarce and in demand and
new baled is selling as fast it forward sl5l7
ton Rye Straw is selling freely at SIS per ton
o nothing doing Wheat traw
lRON-Pig Iron continues steady and firm at for
mer quotations, viz: $27h for Baltimore Charcoal Forge
$50 for Charcoal No. Wheel s24 for Mol Anthracite;
S23 for No do and 500 per ton for No do We note
sales this week Of 100 tons Baltimore Charcoal Forge Iron
at and of $50 tons No Anthracite do S22 per
ton Scotch Pig Iron is still selling from the yards at
1923 24H and quote Blooms at $40,45 for puddled,
anu soooZH per ton 1or pest Charcoal bar iron may be
quoted at s556o per ton for common English Ioed sos
G70 for refined do and $60965 fo refined American do.
Nails are now selling at s3d3 25 100 lbs for Cut 4d
and upwards but there is comparatively little doing in
them
IND1G0.-We still quote Indigo as fellows viz: at 1856
G170 cts for Bengal 95G145 fo Kurpah; 75d95 cts
for Madras; 35G50 cts for 20 fair Manila; GOA
lis cts for good to prime do; 100llO cts for Caracas;
and l05lGl35 cts per lb. for Guatemala
LEATHER market is still very quiet but prices
are unchanged We continue to quote City slaughtered
at 3l34 cts; Country do: at 273O cts; Rough Skirng
2SG3l cts Spanish Soe2SS0 cts City harness Leather
black, 34GS7 cts Country do. 27d29 cts; Upper in
rough hide $3.5O5: Calf Skins 55d6S cts per h. and
finished do S5(dl100 cts. per ID.
LUMBER.-We have no special change to note in the
Lumber market this week The receipts continue light
with fair demand for good lots of White Pine. Other
descriptions selling to moderate extent. We still
quote White Pine Cuttings $135 selects $685.
and panel $35, and White Pine siding selected at s2
al4 Hemlock joist and scantling at s10G1050. Hem
lock boards and fencing at s1O@l. Hard wood of all
kinds is not much inquired for and prices mostly
boards and plank s161s; do scantling s13d15; do
q stuff $ll(al3; and ash at SlSG22.
MOLASSES-There has been very little done this week
in Molasses the sales far have heard embracing
only 80 hhds Cuba the terms for which kept
and rs bbls New Orleans at 4s5o cts We quote Moas
to-day follows viz at 19 "a for cayed Cuba
(d30 cts. for Cuba Muscovado; 23G3O cts for English
Island 2635 cts for Porto Rico; and 454S cts for New
Orleans The only import this week is one of 46 hhds
| from Cuba
MADDER.- Madder is very dull We hear of no sales
but we quote it nominal at l12 cts per b for good
prime Dutch Ombro.
MILL FEED.-we quote Brown Stuff this week at 15tG
II cts and Middlings at 27dSO per bushel There
| a fair demand for it at these figures.
NAVAL STORES.-There has been some inquiry for
Spirits Turpentne this week. and sales of some
$50 bhs at 3S per gallon but for other descrp
tons of Naval Stores the market very quiet We quote
common Rosin as before at 45 Pitch at ST. and Tar at
s2.l2x per Dbl.
OILs.-oils continue firm, with advancing tenden.
cy, but we still quote Sperm at l459l5o cts for fall and
155Gl6o cts. for winter; crude Whale at 60G62 cts
bleached Patent at 6Od16S cts. Solar at 6s17O cts
Sea Elephant at 7o975 cts Lard at sS997 cts; and
Linseed at 6265 cts. Ethereal Oil selling 45G47
cts, and Camphene at DC cts. per gallon.
| PLASTER.-Plaster is quiet. Sons small sales are
| however making at $27od5 per ton from the wharf.
P0WDER-We have change to note in the rates for
Powder and we still quote Hazards Dupoas and Beat
at 1925 for blasting and IS for sporting per keg of
PRovIsIONs.-There has been quite an active move
ment this week in Provisions The market at the open
ing of the week however rather heavy but subse
quently, under favorable advces from Cincinnati the
feeling improved materially and it closes very strong
Bacon has advanced in the week y to x a cent and
sales of Bulk Meat have been advance OF
has however sold at rather lower rates than were OBJ
tanned for it last week. but it closes to-day at the same
| figure on last Friday.
BAcoN.-The sales of Bacon this week include As hhds
Shoulders not strictly PRIME the terms for which were
private, 40 hhds good do at 9A cts, $50 hhds Sides
cts, so hhds do at II cts 200 hhds do at IL cts
165 hhds Shoulders at 10 cts 20 terces Hams at IL
cts, 25 terces do at 1SK cts 25 tierces do at IA
cts and about 800 hhds Shoulders and sides in lots al
l04 Gl21 cts, and we quote Shoulders and Sides as
Eclosing firm today at the last named figures.
BULK MEAT.-There has been some inquiry this week
or Bulk Meat, and note sales of $4,000 lbs. Shoul
ders at cts, and of hhds. Sides at II
| Hams at IL cts. per 10.
BEEF-There is very little doing Beef but we quote
Baltimore packed at $12 for No. and s4 per bbl fol-
Mess Western Beefis however some 81 to So per Dbl
| lower.
PoRK.-The sales of Pork this week include 300 bbs
Mess New York inspection, at $780, 100 bbs Mess
$40 62H 100 bbls. do. at 1913, and 25 bbls Rump
$l4 SO per bb Mess closes to-day steady s1975 auf
we quote Prime at s1475915, and Rump at s14.5O pei
| bbl .-.r..
LARD-There is but little doing in Lard the only SALE
Of consequence have heard of this week being
$50 kegs Western at IA cts We quote Western bbs
and tcs. at 131 cts and in kegs IA cs Refined
Lard is selling at l5(115k cts. per lb
l
common do is dull. We quote solid packed Western
this week at 10hG12 cts Rell at 12G7 cts, the latte
figure being for prime; Giades at I2G6 cs Western Re
at l2l7 cts and city packed at 12 cts cash. ant
IN cts four months. We note sales this week of
900 Kegs city packed Butter for export at IL cts cash.
CHEEsE-Eastern Cutting Cheese is and firm al
ll(9l1h cts, but Western do is dull at sKa9 cts pei
lb English Dairy Cheese is selling at III cts for West
| eru, and 12x cts. for Eastern
| RiCE.-There has been better inquiry for Rice th
week than there has been for week two past bu
prices for it has not improved The sales most Of wbcf
have been made within the past three days. add
about 400 terces at from AZ to cts for fair to prime
| and we quote it closing steady at these figures.
| SUGARS.-Sugars have been quiet again this week
but we have no change to note since last in thu
general condition of the market Although the demand
is limited holders not pressing sales and they arr
generally pretty firm in their views The sales this
include III hhds Cuba for refining, the terms for which
were kept private e0 hhds grocery grades Cuba at
775, 20 hhds New Orleans at 81 62x, so hhds Portt
Rico at 81 SO, and go hhds. do. at $S12xGS SO
making a total Of $50 hhds. Sugars are held to
day with considerable frmness at the following rates
viz So 6097 for refining grades Cuba and Eng
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