The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-14

prices for 1t have fallen oil to 10 cts per bushe for
egn demand for Wheat is expected during the coming
and note the export this week of 00
bushels to Liverpool this shipment being the first of any
moment, made from here to any foreign port for year
past Corn and Oats have through the week been
| dull, but they have sold at about previous rates.
WHEAT-We notice a very considerable increase this
in the receipts of Wheat offerings all of which
of the CROP amounting to about IS 900 bushels
against Il 900 bushels last week. The Wheat coming
forward is generally in good order, and the quality
of is fine White sold at the opeEing of the
week at 125a130 cts for common 140I55 for fair to
prime and 100 cts for fancy lots and red quoted
125l35 cts for fair prime for day past red
has been selling at from lis to l25 cts for fair prime
and white ll2l2o cts for common, 13o145 cts. for fair
to prime and 150Gl55 cts for fancy lots and quote
both varieties as closing to-day steady at the above
| figures
RYE.-There has been very little Rye at market this
week, and the only sales have heard of 200
bushels Maryland at 81 cts, and of so bushels
old Pennsylvania at rs cts.
| CoRN-The receipts of Corn this week have again
been light the offerings amounting to only about 900
bushels The market for it has through the week been
rather dull but most of the lots offered have nevertheless
been sold at 60d65 cts for inferior white 7076 cts
for fair to prime do the latter figure being paid how
for only two lots 5S62 cts for inferior yel
low, and 64G6s cts for good to prime do. White sold
yesterday at 1910 cts FOR good to prime and yellow
465 cts for goo1 and both descriptions brought the
same figures to-day.
OATs--Oats have been in fair supply this week, the
offerings amounting to about IS 900 bushels. They have
through the week been dull but the prices have varied
but little and they have ranged generally at from 30
3s cts for Maryland and Pennsylvania
PEAsE AND BEANS.-Black Eyed Pease still selling
at 81 81 $50 per two bushel bag and quote
as ranging from 90 to 125 cts per bushel
SEEDs.-There is nothing doing in Grass Seeds, but
quote Clover nominal at S4G4.50, and Timothy at
81 50d3 per bushel FaXseed is selling slowly at from
81 35 to 81 As per bushe
Wheat bu. Corn bu. Rye bu. Oats bus.
d This 1ns 5st 734 sss 500 s
Same time 80. 1851 1,s2s, ,697 IS, $40 S7S 75s
GUANoThe for the of the various fertili-
movement in them We still quote the Agents price
Peruvian Guano at $50 long ton and that of dealers
$6l@62 Island Guano at $s long by the importer
and $50 by the Dealers Mexican A s20d)22 per ton
according to quality, Mexican at Sl6, Sombrero at
s32 per long ton and Columbian s3s4O per long
Manipulated Guano sells at $47 Whiteock & Co.'S,
Rhodes and DeBerg's Super Phosphate of Lime, and
note import this week of tons Peruvian
$50 tens 10. from Boston.
GINSENG.-we hear of no sales of Ginseng and we are
unable to give any reliable quotation for it.
GUNNY Bags a are are still % seng g. at our
for large ''A'' ''''" ID ''' sa'n
HAY AND sTRAw.-Hay is scarce and in demand at
and Oat.
HEMP-We continue to quote Russia hemp at 5000 per
ton, and Manila do. at 6l64 cts per b., but give
no quotations for American Hemp, there being in
market
City slaughtered Hides selling at 9h@10 cts, wet
Country slaughtered at 9g94 cts, and dry do at 14l5
IRON.-We have no transactions of moment to note
this week in Iron but the market for it is pretty firm in
tone We quote American Pig at the following rates viz
S2 for Baltimore Charcoal Forge; $50 for Charcoal No.
Wheel S24 for No. Anthracite $2 for No do $22 per
ton for No do Scotch Pig is selling from the yards
s23 k24k and quote Blooms at $4OG45 for puddled,
and $60GI62h per ton for best Charcoal Bar Iron may
be quoted at $4,000 per ton for English loed
s657O for refined do and s6OG65 for refined American
do. Nails selling at $312h as 25 per 100 lbs for
Cut i'd and upwards but there is comparatively little
doing in them.
for indigo and we still quote it as follows, viz at 1850
ITO cts for Bengal e59l45 cts fol Kurpah; 1895 cts
for Madras; 35a50 cts for to fair Manilla 60g
lis cts for good to prime do 1O0110 cts for Caracas
and 1O5dl35 cts. per lb for Guatemala.
LEATHER.-There is very little doing in Leather, and
prices are unchanged We continue TO quote City slaugh
tered at 3lG34 cts Country do. at 27l30 cts Rough
skirtng 2SGSl cts; Spanish Sole 2sSO cts City har
Leather, black, Sl37 cts Country do 2729 cts.;
Upper in rough hide s3.5Od5 Calf Skins 55a6S cts per
h. and finished do. 85(l100 cts. per lb
LUMBER-The receipts and the demand have both
been to moderate extent this week, and prices are
without any material change We quote White
Pine Cuttings at $135od15; selects at $25, and
and at $35 Hemlock $00 so for rails boards
and scantng Hemlock oiss under 20 feet long dull
of sale. Oak boards still dull, and quote $500
sll5; chair plank $lSg2O Cherry boards wide and of
good quality in fair request at s30a4O Ash is in
small supply, and good quality is in moderate demand at
MoLASSES.-Molasses continues dull There has
however been inquiry for it, and note sales this
week of some 30 hhds Cuba Muscoyado at 26G27 cts
and lot of so hhds tart Porto Rico cts We quote
Cuba to-day at 2325 cts for clayed and 2630 for
Muscovado English Island at 25d3O cts Porto Rico at
353S cts, and New Orleans at 45l14S per gallon
We note the import this week of los puncheons from
Trinidad.
MADDER- Madder is very dull. We hear of no sales.
but we quote it nominal at llGl2 cts per b., for good to
prime Dutch Ombro.
MILL FEED.-Mill Feed continues to droop and we
quote it this week 1314 cts for Brown Stuff and %
cts; per bushel for MiddIings.
week in Naval Stores, far have heard. Spirits
Turpentine, which is in good supply is lower,
quote it at 4O@41 cts. per gallon but we quote com
mon Rosn as before at $780, Pitch at 81, and Tar at
| S. II y (dl2 25 per bb
oIS.-oils unchanged in prices and we still quote
follows, viz Sperm at l455o for fall and i5O
55 cts for winter crude Whale 5OG55 cts bleached
Patent at 5S65 cts. Solar 6S70 cts Sea Elephant
at 70G75 cts; Lard at 9OG95 cts. and Lnseed 62G65
cts Ethereal on is selling at 4547 cts, and Camphene
| PR0vISIoNS.-There has been an active movemen
this week in Provisions, particularly in Bacon, and tn
market has, throughout the week been buoyant wei
active, and it closes firm with upward tendency
BACoN.-Bacon has been in very active demand this
week and prices for it have improved fully of cent
arrive OK cts. So hhds. Sides III cts 100 hhds
do at IL cts, less per cent 100 hhds Shoulders in
lots at eH cts l75 hhds do to arrive at OK ets 25o
II cts so hhds do at 1la. els. 200 terces do at II q
Shoulders close very firm to-day at OK cts and Sides at
cts for round lots but the jobbers asking ad
vance of y on these figures
BULK MEAF-There is but little Bulk Meat Offering and
the only sales have heard of this week of
lbs Sides at 1923 cts, and of so hhds Hams at
cts. Sides are held to-day quite firmly at 10h cts and
We quote Shoulders at Sh cts, and Hams at 10 cts
! BEEF.-There is no Beef selling that hear of, but
still quote it follows viz at s. for Western No
$40 for do Mess SO Baltimore No l, sl2 5oG
| I3 per Dbl, for do Mess
| PoRK-Barrelled Pork has been comparatively quiet
this week We note however sales of $50 bbls Mess in
lots at $780, and 130 bbs Rump in lot at sl4 pei
bbl We quote Mess to-day firm at 1880, Prime at SIS
| and Rump at S14 per bbl .
LARD.-Lard has advanced since our last y to Y Of
cent lb We note sales this week of 100 bbls City
rendered private terms 40 bbls Western 124 cts
200 bbls and tres do, at IL cs 700 kegs do at l3 cts
and $50 kegs do at 13H cts and 200 tierces do pri
vate terms, but understood to be at about 1917 Lard
may be quoted closing to-day firm at l3 q G13H cts
for Western.
BUrTER-Butter continues to arrive pretty freely and
quote it day at l0 cts for solid packed Western
lOl12 cts. for Roll 1OG12 cts for Giades, and 1Ih
| for city packed shipping Butter
| CHEEsE.-Cheese is dull. We quote Western cutting
at Sxd9 cts, and Eastern do at l00410h cts but thei
is no English Dairy in market.
PLASTER-Plaster is selling in retail lots at $275 pc
ton There have been or two cargoes received thi
week, but they sold some time since to arrive.
| P0WDER.-We quote Hazard 3, Dupoats, and Beatty
of 25 lbs. ..
RICE-Rice has ruled through the week at 4A6I5 cts
for fair to prime and it closes steady at these figures
There has however been comparatively little demand 70
it, and the sales have been unmportant. We note tn
receipts this week of 574 tierces from Charleston
SALT.Liverpool Salt is selling the trad
at 100 cts for Ground Alum; 155160 for Jeffrey
Darcys fine; 165 cts for Marshas do and IT'S cts pc
sack for Ashtons do and we quote Turks Island Salt
before nominal at 20l25 cts. per bushel. We note TIL
import this week of sacks Liverpool per ship Macau
lay. tft - d..
| SuGARS.-Sugars have through the week been rathe
quiet but the market for them hss throughout it bee
steady and firm. The receipts within the last week 0
two have been heavy, but they do not seem to hav
weakened the market and there is apparent dispos
ton among holders to sell unless at full rates. The sale
this week include Is hhds. English Island at $3.50,
hhds Cuba at 81 25 Is hhds New Orleans at 81 3d. II
hhds Porto Rico at $737k 100 hhds. do at from ST. 62}
to 50 70 and 470 boxes clayed Cuba No. Is at$S25
note also sale OF 30 hhds. Melado at $525. To-day
cargo OF lS6 hhds Porto Rico offered at auction
the entire lot sold at from 81 80 to 1910 Sugar
close steady at the following rates. viz So 507 for
filming grades Cuba and English Isand $712HG1775 70
grocery grades do $675750 for common to fair Port
do. We note the import this week of 594 hhds, an