The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-08

Deen maze TINS week at S3l2 which is decline of
cts on last weeks price, but quote Brandywine
before at 1926 per bb We note the export this week
! of 7I7 bbls to the West Indies
The following the inspections Flour Meal for
| the week ending December 6, 1860:
Bbls Half Bbls
Howard street........... 6,97S ....
city Allis....... 6,l7S 10
ono: o:...''''.'..........' 3,l9Z
faully..,... '''''.....,. l,oo9
Total Wheat Flour....1SOl2 Is
Together with 173 bbls Rye Flour, and 735 bbs Corn
GRAIN-The receipts of Grain this week exceed those
OF last, some $4,000 bushels, the offerings the Corn
Exchange OF all varieties amounting to about 100 900
bushels against II 900 bushels last week. The market
during the early part of the active than it
was at any time during last week and the feeling in
toleraby firm but within the last day or two the de-
mand has sackened considerably and the market closes
duh and heavy note the export this week from this
port of some 900 bushels Wheat and about 81 900 bush
| els Corn to Liverpool, Eng.
WHEAT.-The receipts of Wheat have fallen off, the
offerings this week amounting to only about
els, against 4S,O bushels last week. There was fair
inquiry for it early in the week. and the feeling in the
market was quite strong but for day two past has
been dull and quite heavy. Red sold early in week
at lOO4l6 cts for ordinary to prime and white 1OO
l10 cts. for common, 120G125 fair, l3OGl4O cts
for good to prime and for fancy lots but for
the last day two the outside price for has been m
cts and white has been selling at 1l50l2O cts for fair,
125l30 cts for good 1885 cts for prime and l40 for
choice parcels, and both red and white close dull and
heavy.
RYE.-There have been about 1000 bushel. Rye re-
ceived this week. and it has mostly been sold
to 70 cts for the closing sales being made at 20
per bushel
CoRN.Con has been in better supply this week than
last the receipts amounting to about AZ, 900 bushels
against only 1000 bushels week The receipts have
been chiefly of Corn which is in pretty good
der for shipment New has sold generally at from so
5S cts for both white and yellow but old which sold
early in the week 6OG63 cts for white and 6Od62 cts
for yellow sold on yesterday at 5S60 cts for white and
60 cts. for yellow.
OATsThere been 600 bushels Oats at mar
ke this they have mostly changed hands at from
MARYLAND, a, for l.
vania, but we quote Maryland Oats closing at 2S3O
cts for fair to good lots, and Pennsylvania do at 3234
PEAsE AND BEANs.-we quote black eyed Pease this
week at l20dl3O cts and white Beans at l25G150
SEEDs.-The market for Cloversed &es been dull and
rather heavy this week. There has however some
lots at from SO to $500 andwe quote closing
figures for fair to prime parcels We quote Timothy
Seed dun at S2G225 aud FlaxseeG dull at 81 251 40
per hushcl
OFFERINGS OF GRAIN CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat bu Corn bu. Rye bu. oats bu.
To this time 28aos 252sIs Ss s555 s2 s3S so
GuANo.-There is very little doing in Guano, the
season being We continue to quote the Agents
price for Peruvian Guano at $50 per long ton, and
that of dealers s61G62 according to quantity. Ichaboe
Gua2o held at 4S by the importer and $50 by dealers
Johnsons Island at s25Gl2S, and Bakers and Jar
Wis Islands at sSS940 We quote California or Eide
Island Guano at $40 per long tom Mexican at s2OG22
per ton according to quality Mexican at $40 Sombrero
at $2S0 per ong Nevassa at S25 per long by
porter and s2s by dealers and Columbian s3s4O per
q
Co.'S Rhodes and DeBergs Super Phosphate of Lime, and
nara1d h"S2s nsr sell at f5 % 6
The imports this week 2,32O tons Peruvian and we
note also the import of 3S6 tons Bone Ash Buenos
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags continue scarce and we
quote them as before at Il cts for small and 17ls cts
each for large.
GINSENG.-There is no Ginseng selling but we quote
it nominal at 45G95O cts. per h.
HAY AND SFRAW.-rhe stock of Hay has been re-
duced considerably and the supply here is large
Prime Timothy is active and firm at s14Gl5 per ton.
Rye Straw is scarce and firm at SIG, which advance
and We quote Wheat and Oat do at SS(GlO per ton.
HEMP.-There is nothing doing in Hemp, and in the
absence of transactions, quotations for it entirely
nominal The rates asked are as follows, viz: $l5Od65
per ton. for rough American; $20G25 for dressed do
si95 200 per ton for Russia; and 6k per b. Ma
nilla We quote Jute at $100Gl05 per ton and Russia
Yarns at 10k all cts. per ID.
HIDES.-The market is still bare of foreign Hides
City slaughtered Hides are selling at S1dg cts and
wet Country slaughtered at 7dS cts
HOPS-We quote Hops at 2Od25 cts. for old and 32ll
80 cts per h. for but there very selling
1RONThe Iron trade. like nearly every other branch
OF business IS seriously affected by the political and
ca panic and there sales making except supply
the Immediate wants OF manufacturers The how
ever unchanged and we quote Charcoal Iron before
Sl 90 for Baltimore Forge $25 for Catocn do $50
Wheel, and Anthracite do. at S23d24 for No l. x22G23
for No. 2 and $2ld22 for No g. but for large lots of
Anthracite lron lower figures would be accepted Scotch
Pig may be quoted at S22 ship, and s23d24 from the
yards, aud we quote Blooms at S4045 for pudled and
SoO62 so ton for best Charcoal Bar Iron may be
quoted at s55G60 per ton for common English rolled s65
(7O for refined do, and $6065 refined American do
Nails are still selling at $290G3 per 100 lbs for Cut I'D
and upwards, but the demand for them is quite limited
INDIGO-We still quote Indigo as follows viz. Mt i35
C1l70 cts for Bengal; 95d145 fol Kurpah 7595 cts
for Madras 35G50 cts for 20 fair Manila; 6Oa
l5 cts for good to prime do; 10Odl1o Caracas;
| and lO5Gl35 cts per lb. for Guatemala
LEATHER.-There is demand existing and the
sales confined to reailots. Prices are still nominay
as follows: City slaughtered at 3l33 cts Country DO
at 27tG3O cts Rough Skrting 26a2s cts Spanish Sole
26d29 cts; City harness Leather, black 33d35 cts
country do 27G29 cts; Upper in rough hide s3.5OG5
Caf SKINS 5oaoS cts per b, and finished do. s500
| per Id.
LUMBER.-We have no change to notice in the con
dtion Of the market this week We continue to quote
White Pine. according to quality at $13G5 Cuttings
S2o for selects 35 for common and panel Sl2Gl5 sid
ling slo5oG11, joist slO@IO5O Hard wood Lumber il
dull We quote Poplar plank at sl6dl9; boards sl4d
10; Ash plank sl6GlS, and Oak boards sl5GlS, ac
eording TO quality
MoLAssEs.-There were sales made yesterday at auc
on OF 20 hhds 80 tierces and 40 bbls Cuba Moasses
from l6 to 22H cts, and 20 bbs old crop New Orleans
do at 33A 137x cts, but have heard of no other
transactions in Moasses here this week New crop New
Orleans can be bought to arrive at 356 cts but there
is no disposition TO take hold of it at these figures
MADDER.-Madder is still quoted at l0HG12H cts
per b for ood to prime Dutch Ombro, but hear
sales being made.
MILL FEED.-We quote Mill Feed this week at I3Gll4
cts for Brown Stuff and G2S cts per bushe for Mid
dlings
NAVAL sToRES.-Spirits Turpentine has declined
since our last fully cts per gallon lot of 200 bbs
was sold Yesterday on private terms, but quote
day at 3oG3o cts. per gallon. Common RoSin bC
per Dbl.
and we still quote Sperm at i5d150 cts for fall and Isl
Gl6e cts for winter; crude Whale 6062 cts beachet
Patent at 6Oa)6S cts Solar at 6s(70 cts Sea Eephan
at 7O75 cts and Lard at e5d9S per gallon Lnseet
Oil is selling at So cts, and quote ETHEREAL Oil at d
G46 cts, and Camphene at 45 cts. per gallon.
Observation-Disclosures continue dull, although
there is more doing in them than there has been, but h
market for all descriptions is very unsettled and price
have evidently downward tendency. There is SOM
new stock arriving, and is being offered large de
cline on our former quotations without finding purchaser
| to any extent.
BAcON.-There is a fair consumptive demand for Ba
but there is speculative inquiry for it whatever
have been sales this week ali in small lots of $50
200 hhds. at from down SX cts for Shoulders an,
lH to IL cts for Sides but large lot could be so
today at anything near the figures last named We not
also a sale of Is tierces Hams at Is cts.
, BULK MEAT-rhere is some Bulk Meat arriving, bu
the market Tor is very dull sale of 10000 lbs. Side
was made early in the week deliverable any dur
ing December, at S cts but Bulk on the spot ha
been Offering for some days past at for Shoulder
and Sx cts. for Sides without finding buyers and w
quote it as closing dull at this figure
BEEF-rhere is very little doing in Beef but quot
ii per Dbl. for Mess.
PoRK.Mess Pork has fallen off in price since last wee
70 cts to 81 per bbl Sales made early in the
of 100 bbs at S1775, but subsequently heard of sale
Of so bbls at sl7 per bbl, and quote it closing
LARD.-We note sales this week of some 800 erces ney
Western Lard at lO GlOA cts and of leo kegs old do
on prvae terms and we quote Lard closing to-day
1OH GglOS cts. for City and Western.
BUTIER-Ihere have been sales this week of some 200
kegs Gades butter Tor export at an average of lSH
we note also some considerable transactions Roll
12HG13 cts. for common, and 16dls cts for prime Soil
packed Western is selling slowly 9G1Octs and we quot
City packed Butter for export before at IL cts Glade
at from l3H to Is cts the latter figure being TO
prime. Eggs are scarce and firm at q cts per dozen
CHEESE There is fair business doing in Cheese an
quote it steady at 10Gl0A for Western cutting
1l@lH cts. for Eastern do 1lG]ll cts. for Wester
English Dairy, and 12K(G14 cts. for Eastern do.
PLASTER.-There is some little inquiry for Plaster
and sales this week Of 100 to $50 tons at SO pe
ton.
POTAT0ES.-Potatoes may be quoted this week a
ranging from 80 to 90 cts per bushel the latter gur
being ;for prime white Mercer, and quote Onions a
s1.50G1 .62k per Dbl.
P0WDER.-We have no change to note in the rates 70
Powder, and we still quote Hazards, Duponts and Beat
tys at $50 for blasting and S. for sporting per keg
25 lbs.
RICE There has been but little inquiry this week 70
Rice, and sales of Importance have been made
we have heard We quote it ranging from 34 to cts
Tor far to prime CROP We note the receipt this
OF 13 terces from Charleston The stock here large
koM-New England Rum is selling slowly at 80 "a 8
cts' anu we quote West India do. ranging from 90
ia cts. per gallon.
SoGARS-Sugars continue dull and very heavy
Ihere are no sales making except to supply mmedat
wants ana the transactions this week amount in the az
gregate 10 less than rs hhds Sales made early
the week OF 10 hhds Cuba at &c. 10 hhds Porto Rico
s675a7 20 and 10 hhds. choice old crop New Orleans
IS IN, but yesterday sales made auction of
hhds good common Porto Rico out of lot of l55 hid
offered at 50 3O6 05, and so bbs good Cuba of Il
of 200 bbls offered at Sc 25 In the present state Of
arketit ismpossbe to give reliable quotations for Sv