The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-20
Total Wheat Flour....26 &c .s65

CoRN-The receipts of Corn during the early part Of
the week were quite light but within the last gay or two
they have increased considerably and the offerings for
the week amount to about $4,000 bushels. White
sold during the early part Of the week at from 20 to Is
cts the latter figure being paid however for only one
two small lots very prime, and yellow at 70d72 cts
Yesterday prices fell off, and day there further
decline the sales Of white being made at 6S70 cts for
good and Y cts for strictly prime and of yellow at from
60 to 20 cts for good to prime The market to-day was
very dull
Oats have been arriving quite freely this week
the offerings amounting to about al 900 bushels The
demand for them has however been good and the greater
part received have been sold from 80 to SO
Cts and quote them closing to-day steady at these
figures.
SEEDs-There has been brisk demand throughout the
for Coverseed and sales to the extent of about 900
bushels have been made principally for export, at sea
6l2h per bushe for the latter figure being paid to-
closing firm at the above figures. The sales this week
have nearly exhausted the stock and the market is
nearly bare of Cloverseed. Timothy Seed is also
There have been 400 to 500 bushels sold this week at
So and small lots have been sold at So 253 so per
bushe 1t may be quoted to-day at s3G3 so per bushel
Flaxseed is selling before at 81 l4OG1 so per bushe
OFFERINGS OF GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat bu. Corn bu. Rye bu. Oats bu.
This sle $542l lSs2 40 20 9SS 9s
Same time so. s99,965 2,994,2s1 7s,7Ol 1853
GINSENG.-We continue to quote Ginseng at 4O945
per b but hear of transactions in it this week
GUAN0-The season, which has been the heaviest for
number of years. is about over but there is still good
retail demand We continue to quote the Agents price
for Peruvian Guano at $50 per long ton and that of
dealers $6ld62 according to quantity lchaboe Guaao
is held at s4S by the importer and 500 by dealers,
Johnsons Island at S2jlG2S, and Bakers and Jar
Wis Islands S3St1l0. We quote California Eide
Island Guano at $40 per long ton; Mexican at S2O22
per ton according to quality Mexican SIG Sombrero
s2s30 per ong Neyassa AT S25 per long ton by i'm
porters and $S by dealers and Columbian at $3SGlO
long ton Manipulated Guano sells at $47 Whielock
Co.'S Rhodes and DeBerg Super Phosphate Of Lime and
Baugs bone Phosphate sell at s45 per 2000lbs anu
Maryland Company's Super Phosphate of Lime at S43.
The only import this week is of 800 tons Sombrero.
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags unchanged in price,
and still quote them at ii cts for SMALL and 10 cts
Hay AND STRAW.-Hay is in good demand, and we
quote it firm at fl6G17 per ton. Straw is selling at SIS
or Rye, $9d1O for Oat, and sSG9 per ton for Wheat
HEMP.-Hemp is steady at former quotations. viz:
$50 per for rough American; $21O25 for dres
sed do S95G200 per ton for Russia and 6h cts h.
for Manila Jute is selling at sloOd1O5 ton, and
quote Russia Yarns at l0H 0ll cts. per b.
HlDES.-The only sales Of foreign Hides We hear of
this week 1200 Chill, to go to Boston at 1sh cts
City slaughtered Hides selling 9HGl0 cts wet
Country slaughtered at 99h cts and dry do at llGl5
HOPs.-There is nothing doing in Hops here although
there some i'll market, but quote them nominal at
30d32 cts lb. for new.
IRON.-There is a fair inquiry for Iron, but have
heard transactions of it this week Prices
unchanged, and quote Charcoal Iron before at
so for baltimore Forge 25 for Gatoctn do $50 for
No Wheel and Anthracite do S23a24 for No. l. S22
3 for No 2 and S222 for No B. but for large lots of
Anthracite Iron lower gureS would probably be accepted
Scotch Pig is selling from the yards S2324 and
quote Blooms S4O45 for puddled, and s6o62 so per
best Charcoal Bar Iron may be quoted at $3.50
60 per ton for common English Oiled s657O for refined
do, and S6O65 fol refined American do. Nails are in
good demand and they selling at S29o3 per 100 lbs
for Cut Id, and upwards.
INDIGO.-There is but little doing in indigo but we
still quote follows, viz: at 135l70 cts for Bengal
95Gi45 cts fol Rurpah; 75G95 cts. for Madras; 35G50
cts for 20 fair Manilla G0Gl5 cts for good to
prime do 100dl0c cts for Caracas and lO5GlSj cts per
lb. for Guatemala.
LEATHER.-There is a moderate demand for Leather
and still quote City slaughtered at Slg33 cts Coun
try at 27S0 cts Rough Skirtng 129 cts Spanish
Sole 2S30 cs City harness Leather black 3iG37 cts
Country do. 272e cts; Upper in rough hide S3.5O15
Calf HUGS nprlb pl o..
per lb.
LUMBER.-There has been no special change to note in
the Lumber market this week. The receipts still continue
light and the small. We still quote White Pine
according to quality at SlG9l5 for Cuttings SIS for
selects $35 for common and panel $l2dl5 for siding
and sl550G16 for bill stuff. Hemlock is wanted and
good qualities of boar&s, rails and scantng would
mand sl0.50dl1, and Hemlock iois sl0GlO5O. Hard
wood Lumber is generally dull of sale. We quote Poplar
plank at Sl6d19; boards $l4d6; Ash plank Sl6GlS and
Oak boards sl5dlS, according to quality
MADDER.-We continue to quote Madder at llal2
cts per lb for ood to prime Dutch OmhrO, hut hear
of sales being made.
MILL FEED.-MiII Feed is in good demand, and we
quote it firm at l6l7 cts for Brown Stuff and 80 cts
bushel for Middlngs.
MOLAssES We have reported this week sales of 142
puncheons English Island Moasses at "a cts but there
has been nothing of consequence done in other descrp
tons Moasses closes steady at the following rates, viz
1921 for tart cayed Cuba, 23 cts for sweet do
27(d32 for Cuba Muscovado 2ld32 cts for fair to
choice English Isand 32Id36 cts. for Porto Rico, and
Haas cts for New Orleans. There have been i'm
ports this week
NAVAL SToREs.-spirits Turpentne is in fair de-
mand and sales this week of 200 bbs at AZ
43 per gallon, but there is in other
descriptions of Naval Stores We quote common Rosin
before at 81 40l As, Pitch at ST. and Tar at $50 per
barrel.
OIS-Oils continue firm but the rates are unchanged
and still quote Sperm at 145Gl50 cts. for fall and
l55G16e cts. for winter; crude Whale at 60G62 cts.
heached Patent at 60G6S cts. Solar at 6S(d70 cts;
Sea Elephant 70dl75 cts; Lard at 95d9S cts and
Iinseed at 62@65 cts. per gallon ETHEREAL Oil is selling
at 4s650 cts, and Camphene at Is cts per gallon.
PROVISIONS-There has been fair business done
a 10 m
kt has throughout been steady and firm at last weeks
quotations Below We give statement of the transac
BAcov.-There is a good consumptive demand for Ba
con- but hear of large transactions in it, The sales
this week embrace about 100 hhds Shoulders at go cts
Is hhds Sides at l1S cts 200 hhds. do. at IL cts
and 700 to 900 pieces Hams from 12h to IA cts
Shoulders close steady at 81 cts and Sides at IL cts
BULK MIAT.-There has been some inquiry this week
for Bulk Meat and note sales of $4,000 lbs Sides at
l0h cts. We quote Bulk Meat to-day steady at 81 cts
for Shoulders, and loh cts for Sides.
BEEF-Baltimore packed No. Beef ranges in price at
from 81 to sl250 and quote Baltimore Mess do at SS
ala per bbl but Western Beef be bought S.
to 81 per bbl. under these figures
PoRK-We have reported this week sales Of 300 bbls
Mess Pork Sl92 25 so bbls do. $3.50, and 65 bbls
Rump do at sl4 per Dbl Mess closes today steady at
sl925, Rump at sl4, and we quote Prime nominal at
S14 so per bb
LARD.Lard has been quoted through the week at 12h
for City BOBBY cts for Western in hbls and tics
and ~ cts in kegs, but have heard of sales
Refined Lard continues steady at 15G25S cts We notf
the export this week of 100000 lbs Lard to Rio de ia
neiro.
BurTER-Butter continues dull and rather heavy. We
quote solid packed Western this week at 109ll cts
Western Reserve at 12hG14 cts; Glsdes at 1iGl7
cts; Roll at l3Gl6 cts and City packed shipping Butter
at I2G12k cts. Eggs have advanced and they now
bringing II cts. per dozen.
CHEEsE.- Cheese is in fair demand the quotations
which are as follows, viz: 104G10A cts. for Wes
tern cutting; n&@liA cts. for Easter do; Hallk
cts for Western English Dairy, and 12KGl4 cts. fol
Eastern do.
PLAsTER.-Plaster continues in good supply, and VIZ
quote it steady at So per ton
POWDER-We have no change to note in the rates fol
Powder and still quote Hazards, Dupos and Beat
Is lbs
POTAToEs-Potatoes are in good supply, and whit,
Mercers selling in lots at from Go 10 cts per bushe
Onions are bringing Sl.75 per bbl.
RICE.-There has been but little inquiry this week fo
Rice, and the market has throughout it been dull well
as heavy. few lots, amounting altogether to less than
100 herces have been sold at 44a5 cts and we quote
these the rates to-day for good TO prime crop
There have been no receipts this week. and the stock here
RUM.-New England Rum is selling at S3HG34 cts.
but the market for it is dull.
SUGARS.-There has been a good inquiry this week
for Sugars and the market for them has throughout
been very strong The sales add up about 100 hhds.
and they include los hhds Cuba sG75 600 hhds do
at 81 co hhds do at s7257 So so hhds do at 81 81
as, 81 hhds Porto Rico the terms for which were KEEP
private so hhds do. at 81 120 hhds. do. at 81 81 Has
and so hhds. do. ss.50dS75 We note also sale th
week of 240 boxes clayed Cuba No IA d. s. at $775-
Sugars close firm at the following quotations which, il
will be seen higher than those given last Friday viz
S650d6 SIX for refining grads Cuba AMI English Island
SS for grocery grades Cuba So 75d7 for common Port
Rico s725d75 for low to good fair do and sSGs75 fol
good to prime do. There is New Orleans Sugar re
naming here with the exception Of Int choice which
is held firmly at So The imports this week 220 hnds
from Porto Rco $50 hhds from Demerara and 900 bag
from New York
REFINED SUGARs-The manufacturers of refined Su
gars have advanced their rates this week of
on hard and of a per b. soft crushed. The fol
lowing are the quotations of Messrs. F. W. Bruno
Sons, agents of the Maryland Sugar Refining Company
viz:
CASH PRICES BY TWENTY or MORE PACKAGES.
Cut tLoaf..................... cts. per b.
Small Loaf. ..'iUTs
Large Loaf. ......lOS
Double Refined Crushed..... -. .10a
Double Refined Powdered. ..1OB
Extra Fine Powdered. ....104
Double Refined Granulated ..... .10B
A, Crushed ................... 10
Circle A. Crushed and Powdered 9B
SOFT CRUSHED.
White Sugar-A......... 97s cts. per h.