The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-27

The following are the inspections of Flour and Meal for
| the week ending October 25 1860:
Howard street........... 1918 -;
! City Mills...... 5,45o OIL
Ohio. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1888
| fahliy.''.s. o''f' -'''
Total Wheat Flour.... 25 sss 81
Together with 17s bbls Rye Flour and 60 bbls Corn
| GRAIN.-The receipts of Grain this week have been
rather light, the offerings at the Corn Exchange embrac
ing 55 bushels Wheat % OOo bushels Corn 400
bushels Rye, and "a 600 bushels Oats, making total of
about los 600 bushels which is 5000 bushels less
the aggregate of last weeks receipts The demand
for Grain of all descriptions has been fair but there has
been special activity in any variety, has there
been any material change in prices since last week The
European demand for Grain continues and note the
export this week of 10000 bushels W heat and some
"a 900 bushels Corn to Liverpool.
WHEAT.-There has been throughout the week a brisk
demand better grades of white Wheat, and they
have sold very full rates. but for red and the low and
medium grades of white the market has generally been
dull and prices for them have fallen of slightly Red sold
early in the week at l25GS0 cts for common, 1S5Gli2
cts for good to prime, and white at 140(dl45 cts for
medium, 15016O cts for fair to good and l65l70 cts
for prime and choice but to-day red sold at 120 cts for
common 125d136 for fair to PRIME and white at 125
(Gl30 cts for common, 135(Gl4O cts for medium !5od
100 for good to PRIME and 165G170 cts. for choice
lots Yesterday single lot of very superior white
CoRN-The receipts of Corn have been light this week,
but they have been fully equal to the demand New
Corn is beginning arrive pretty freely but it is of
course damp and altogether unfit shipment it
therefore selling at much lower prices than old For old
white prices have ranged generally from 6S to rs
let's strictly prime having been sold at the latter
figure and old yellow has sold at from 65 to 70 cts but
the sales of new Corn have been made at from 55
cts for white and so to 81 cts yellow To-day old Corn
sold at 67d69 for yellow and 70G73 cts. for white
but sales of new reported.
sold from 20 to rs cts for Maryland and 80 10 50 cts
for Pennsylvania and it closes pretty firm at zg75 cts
for Maryland and Virginia. and S3 cts for Pennsylvania
| 0ATs-oats have been in fair demand through the
week. most Of the lots received have changed hands
from 30 to S6 cts and quote them as closing to-day
steady at SO34 cts MARYLAND and Virginia, and 81
SO cts per bushel for Pennsylvania.
SEEDs.-There has been an active inquiry through the
week for Cloverseed but there has been very little
rving and nothing of consequence has been done in 1t
offered and sales made of 400 to 500 bushels
from Sc to S640 per bushel, and it be quoted
closing firm at these CURES Tor fair to prime and for
lots of strictly prime Sc so per bushel is asked
Timothy Seed may be quoted at So at which figure there
sales making, and we quote Flaxseed at s4O
| al so per bushel.
OFFERINGS GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat bu Corn bu. Rye bu. Oats bu bU:
To this time. .2,oSS,OOl 2,293l7l so529 SO74l4
Same time '59. 1881 500 24i2.5Oo S3,5l3 693 7SO
paly of a retail character We continue to quote the
Agents price Peruvian Guano at $50 long ton and
that Of dealers ssa62 according to quantity Iehaboe
Guano held S4S by the importer and $50 by dealers
| Johnson's Island at S25G2s, and Bakers and Jar
Wis Islands at ssslo & We quote GaVFna a or ass
per ton, according quality Mexican at $16 Sombreo
ans a.
long ton. Manipulated Guano sells at S47. Whitelock
Co.'S Rhodes and DeBerg Super Phosphate of Lime and
Baughs raw bone Phosphate sell s45 1000 bs and
Maryland Companys Super Phosphate of Limo at s43.
The imports this week G92 tons Peruvian and So tons
Sombrero.
| GINSENG.-Thcre is no Ginseng selling far as we
advised but quote nominal at 45955 cts per h.
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags are scarce, and prices for
them have advanced. We quote them this week at l6
cts. for small, and IS cts each for large.
HEMP-Hemp is steady at ovr former quotations, VIZ:
Sl5OG165 per ton for rough Amercan s2lOG25 for dres
sed do S95200 per ton for Russia and 6H cts per b
for Manila ue is selling at $OoG1o5 ton, and we
quote Russia Yarns at 10h oil cts. perlb
HIDES.-We hear Of nothing doing in foreign Hides
this week. City slaughtered Hides selling at 9hGlO
cts, wet Country slaughtered at 999H cts and dry do
HAY AND STRAW.-Hay is in active demand and
quite firm sl5917 per ton for prime baed Timothy
Some considerable sales made this week for ship
the inside figure. Rye Straw is scarce and firm
$l6 ton, and we quote Wheat and oat do at $50
HoPS-There is nothing doing in Hops here although
there in market, but quote them nominal at
IRON-Iron is quiet and the market for it is rather
heavy. Prices are however unchanged and we quote
Charcoal before $27 so for Baltimore Forge S25
do $50 for No Wheel and Anthracite do at
s23q24 for No s22a23 for No . and s2lg22 for No.
but large lots of Anthracite Iron, lower figures would
probably be accepted Scotch Pig selling from the yards
at S23G24 and quote Blooms at s4Oa4S for puddled
and S606250 per for best Charcoal. Bar Iron may
be quoted at s55G6o ton for common English rolled
s65G0 for refined do and $60@65 foi refined American
do. Nails are in good demand, and they are selling at
S2.90Gl3 per 100 lbs for Cut 4d and upwards.
INDIGO.There is but little doing in Indigo, but We
still quote it follows, viz at 1354l7o cts for Bengal
95Gl45 cts. fol Kurpah 75de6 cts. for Madras S5G5C
cts for common 20 fair Mana 60l15 cts for good tc
prime do 1OOG11octs for Caracas and 1o5l35 cts pei
LEATHER demand continues moderate and We
quote follows City slaughtered at 3SS cts Country
do at 27d3O cts Rough Skirtng 262S cts Spanish so
26G29 cts; City harness Leather, black, 33GS5
Country do. 2729 cts; Upper in rough hide $360GS
Calf Skins 56d6S cts b, and finished do soGlOO cts
per 10.
LUMBER-The receipts still light and stocks small
with a moderate demand. We continue to quote hit
Pine according quality at S3l5 for Cuttings; s25 o
selects; s35 for common and panel sl2G5 for siding
and sl55OGl6 for bill stuff. Hemock is wanted, ant
a;toa t1irnu
mand sl0509l1, and Hemlock joist sl0tGl0 so. Hard
wood Lumber is generally dull of sale We quote Popla
Oak boards s15G1s, according to quality:
> MADDER.-We continue to quote Madder at 1llGl:
cts per lb for oOd to prime Dutch Ombro, but hea
MILL FEED Brown Stuff is selling this week at II
cts which is slight decline, but still quote Mid
dngs firm at 80 cts per bushel Bran is selling at l3G
cts per bushel.
week or Molasses and only few small lots have bee
s"d. 1t has however been steady through the week
yh following rates, viz: l9G2l cts for tart claye
Caba; 23l27 for sweet do 27tG32 cts. for Cub
Muscovado; 2iG32 cts for English Island; 32(g36 cts
for Porto Rico; and 4S950 cts. for New Orleans Ther
have been receipts this week and the stock here
! NAVAL sToREs.-There has been no movement o
consequence this week in Naval Stores but prices
unchanged and still quote Spirits Turpentne at 4l
AZ cts per gallon common Rosn at 81 40gl45; Pitch
n oiLS-Os continue firm but the rates unchanged
and we still quote Sperm at l45Sl5o cts for fall, an
r beached Patent at 6o@6s cts Solar at 6S(a7o cts
Sea Elephant at 7o@75 cts; Lard 95G9s cts; an
Iinseed 62G5 cts per gallon ETHEREAL Oil is selln
S at 46(d4s cts and Camphene at IS cts per gallon.
PR0GISI0NS.-TLere has been rather more doing i
i Provisions this week than last, but the market ha
throughout been rather heavy, and for the leading al
BAcoy~There has been fair business done in Baco
again this week. It opened at 9& cts for Shoulders
and II for Sides but since the opening prices hav
of s an saei
so hhds. Sides at liz cts 40 hhds Shoulders at 9 cts
r and 60 hhds do. at 9X cts We quote Shoulders tOda
| Actc ond at I ALUl114 cts RAJ
at from II to IA cts, but there very few selling
y BULK MEAT.-A sale of 20 hhds. Shoulders was mad
early in the week at SA cts and yesterday there WEI
1t sales of s5 600 lbs Sides 1o4 cts which is decn
D of of cent the price asked for them early in tn
y week. Shoulders may be quoted today at sH cts br
: Sides close at 104 cts.
Z BEEF.-Batmore packed No. 1 Beef ranges in price
ID rom sI1 to sl2 so, and quote Baltimore Mess do
Of sl3l4 per bb Western Beef be bought at
W So to 81 per Dbl. under these figures
"a PoRK-There have been some small sales of Mess POr
made this week at $3.50 per bbl, and we quote it
e. closing firm at this figure There is no Prime or Rum
Pork here but we heard yesterday OF purchase OF III
OF here
ID LARD.-we note sales this week of so kegs wester
e Lard at Is cts and 600 kegs do. at 13k cts, and
quote Lard as closing steady at 12 cts for City, Isl
lSH cts for Western in bbls and tcs, and l3h cts
kegs. Refined Lard is still selling at l5G154 cts.
p BUTTER.-Butter is arriving pretty freely but IL
market for it is still heavy We solid packed
IS cts; new Gades l4(9l6 cts; Roll at 1916 cts
. and City packed shipping Butter at 12912k cts.
sales this week of 400 to 800 kegs Gades at II
CHEEsE Cheese is in fair demand at the quotation
which are as follows, viz 104 4@l10A cts. for Yves
s. ern cutting 11k@ll4 cts. for Eastern do; 1lGllJ
a. cts for Western English Dairy, and 12HCGl4 cts. fl
y Eastern do.
Id PLASTER-Plaster continues in good supply, and
quote steady So per ton at which figure it is eln
W quite freely
POWDER.-We have change to note in the rates f
or Powder and still quote Hazards Dupots and Bea
ty's at 1925 blasting, and S. for sporting per keg
nc % lbs
POTATOES in good supply, and viii
Mrcers selling in lots at from 60 70 cts per bushe
Ut which is decline last quotations Onions ma
re | be quoted at 81 81 xt0175 per Dbl.
u, R!CE-Rice has ruled through the week at from
to AZ cts for fair prime crop, these figures beir
decline Of last weeks quotations. There has bee
fair inquiry for it, and sales Of some 400 to 5OO erc
a, have been made within the above range. We note
omn m receipt this week of $50 tierces from Savannah
Me M RUM-We still quote New England Rum at 33(GS4 CT
~ per gallon, but there is very little doing in it.
SuGARS.-There has been but little done this week
90 Sugars, and they be quoted closing dull az
re heavy at decline Of to from the highest point