The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-15
Total Wheat Flour. II ,GI6 $50
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! GRAIN.-Gran has been coming forward pretty freely
this week. the receipts of the various descriptions amount
ing in the aggregate about 1l5 bushels which an
of As 600 bushels those Of last week.
The market at the opening of the week was dull and
heavy for all varieties, but for days past the de-
mand has been toerdbly active, and we decided
| Improvement in the general tone of the market The
foreign demand for Grain keeps up note the ship
ment this week of 49, coo bushels Wheat to Liverpool.
WHEAT-Te receipts of Wheat this week add up about
40 eco bushels against 81 900 bushels last week The
market for it dull and heavy at the opening of the
week but within the last few days the feeling in it has
improved materially Red sold early in the week at JOS
ll5 cts for fair to prime, and white at 1O5ll0 cts for
ordinary ll5G2O for fair l25d13O for good and
l35l4O cts for prime and choice, but yesterday red
sold at ll0Gl15 cts for fair to good, 17G120 cts for
prime and white at 120l25 cts for fair, 13OI35 for
good, 140cts for prime and 143GI45 for choice lots
and both red and white was firm today at these figures
RYE.-There has been but little Rye at market this
It has mostly been sold at from 6S to Y cts for Maryland
and Is cts for Pennsylvania, but quote Maryland
day at 70G73 cts and Pennsylvania firm at rs per
bushel.
CoRN.-CoD has been coming forward quite freely this
week the receipts, which principally of new Corn
amounting to about 10000 bushels The demand for
Corn has been toleraby active but prices for it have
fallen of under the influence of the increased receipts
New sold early in the week from to So cts and old
at 60G65 cts. for both white and yellow but yester
day white sold at 42G50 cts, yellow at ~ d50
cts the closing sales ber made however at 45Q4S cts
for prime lots and old sold at 5S62 cts for white and
at from 81 to 81 cts for yellow To-day sold at 4o
2cts for damp and 4s cts for dry lots of both white
and yellow but old white brought 68G60 cts, and old
yellow 5S'd59 cts. per buShel.
OATs.-Oats have been in pretty good supply this week
t d n9g h IN rIey gpGa % uganG "a anu most 90 %
cts for Maryland and Virginia. and 81 to Sc cts for Penn
syIyania. ,,-,,.-
price since last but the decline there
has been very little done in it, the sales adding up only
about 800 bushels S4 505 the gure being paid
however for only two small lots Coverseed may
be quoted closing with buyers at $3.50 and sellers
4755 per bushei We note the eXport from this mort
this week of some 700 bushels to liverpool Timothy
Seed may be quoted at S175d2, and FlaXseed at 81 25
l95 per bushel, but there is yely little doing in either Of
these articles
PEAS AND BEANs-we still quote back-eyed Peas at
l2OGl3O cts but white Beans are selling at from 40 to
100 cts per bushel.
oFFER1Nes OF GRAIN At THE CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat bu; Corn bu. Rye bu. Oats bu.
To this time. 2,573,o8i 26lS495 Se,976 96S4i2
GINSENG-We heard Of small sale of Ginseng this
week at 10 cts per b. and we quote this as the top price
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 $6l62 according to quantity IchabOe
Guaao is held at SIS by the importer and $50 by dealers
Johnson's Island at S2jG12S, and Bakers and Jar
Wis Islands at sSSG94o We quote California or Eide
Island Guano at $40 per long tom Mexican at s2OG22
per ton according to quality Mexican at $l6 SOmbrerO
at S2s30 per ong Nevassa at 25 per long ton by i'm
porlers and $2S by Dealers and Columbian $3S4O per
long ton Manpulated Guano sells at s47 Whitelock &
Co.'s Rhodes, and DsRer Sunar PoSnhote of i've onJ
Baugs Phosphate sell at s45 per 600 lbs and
MARYLAND Company's super Phosphate of Lime at SI3
The imports this week are l ,633 tons Peruvian.
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags are still selling at II
cts. for small, and 17(g1S cts. each for large.
OILS per ton for prime baled Timothy, but there is no
stock of Straw here. Rye Straw would, however, sell
"eady if here at SIG per ton.
HEMP.-There is nothing doing in Hemp and in the
absence of transactions, quotations for it entirely
nominal The rates asked follows, viz: S150G165
per ton. for rough American; s2OG25 for dressed do
s95G20O per ton for Russia; and 6K cts per To- for Ma
nilla We quote Jute at $l00d1O5 per ton and Russia
Yarns at 104 all cts. perlb
HIDES.-There no foreign Hides here City slaugh-
tered Hides are selling at SHa9 cts, and wet Country
1920 Hides from New Orleans.
HOPS.-We quote Hops at 2OG25 cts for old and S2l9
80 cts per ID for new but there are very few selling
IRONThe Iron trade continues to be seriously affected
by the there sales making except supply
the Immediate wants of manufacturers The rates how
unchanged and quote Charcoal Iron before at
s2 so for Baltimore Forge S25 for do $50 No.
Wheel, and Anthracite do at S2324 for No $22d23
for No. 2 and $2l[d22 for No g. but large lots of
Anthracite Iron lower figures would be accepted Scotch
Pig may be quoted $22 ship. and S23d24 from the
yards, and quote Blooms at S4045 for puddled and
S60G6250 per ton for best Charcoal Bar Iron may be
quoted at s55e0 per ton for common English rolled s65
370 for refined do, and S6065 ol refined American
Nails still selling at S29OS per 100 lbs for Cut 4d
and upwards but the demand for them is quite limited
INDIGO-We still quote Indigo as follows viz: at 1876
q170 cts for Bengal; 95145 cts fol Kurpah 75GG5 cts
for Madras; 35a50 cts for common 20 fair Manilla Goa
ll5 cts for good to prime do l00G10 cts for Caracas
and 105G135 cts. per lb. for Guatemala.
LEATHER.-Tnere is some little selling to the trade,
but there Eastern buyers here Prices
tied, and nominally follows City slaughtered at S11
33 cts; Country at 27IS0 cts Rough SSrting 26a
2S cts Spanish Sole 26929 cts; City harness Leather,
black, 33GS5 cts; Country DO 27(d29 cts. Upper in
rough hide $S50G5 Calf Skins 55a6S cts per b, and
finished do. S5d4l0O cts. per lb.
LuMBER-There is nothing doing in Lumber at
present and our quotations may be considered almost
nominal We continue to quote White Pine. according
to quality at s13l5 for Cuttings; S25 selects sS5 for
common and panel $l2Gl5 for siding and $155Oa6 for
bistuf Hemlock rails and scanting slo.5Oal1, jost
SlO6lO.50. We quote Poplar plank at slGdl9; boards
sl4dl6; Ash plank s16Q1S and boards sl5GIS ac-
cordng TO quality.
MADDER-Madder is still quoted at 1oLGi2H cts
per H. for ood to prime Dutch OmbrO but hear Of
sales being made.
MILL FEED.-We quote Brown Stuff this week at II
cts and Middngs at 26d2S per bushe lot 600
bushels Brown Stuff sold day two since at the
above figure
MOLASSE There has been some arrivals of new
crop New Orleans M0asses here this week. the first this
season. and within the last day two there has been
some movement in it. Sales made yesterday of $50
pos he terms Tor which were Kept private and to day
we note sale of 800 Dbls at so cts. 1t may be quoted
OF transactions this week in foreign Molasses and
can give no reliable quotations for it, The receipts this
week include TIC bbis from New Orleans and 395 bbs
from Franklin, La.--total !, III bbls
NAVAL STORES.-A lot of 200 bbls. Spirits Turpen
tine sold early in the week at 35 but quote
today at % a55 cts per gallon We quote Common Rosn
to-day at Sl2Odl25 No do. at Sl50GI75; Pitch at
S175l92; and Tar at S2.25@25 so per Dbl.
OILS.-Oils very dull. but still quote Sperm at
45Gl50 cts for fall and 155lG9 cts for winter; crude
Whale at 6o962 cts bleached Patent 60G6S cts Solar
at 6sG7O cts; Sea Eephan at 7075 cts and Lard at 95
ass cts gallon Linseed Oil is selling at IS cts and
we quote ETHEREAL Oil at 4446 cts and Camphene at 40
PRoyISIoNs.-There has been comparatively little
done this week in Provisions and for nearly everything
under this head prices have declined.
BACoN.-There is nothing doing Bacon except in the
retail way there being disposition among the trade
purchase large lots present We have heard Of sales
this week of about 100 hhds. Shoulders Sides S
SH cts for the former and 10Gl0H the latter
but quote Shoulders closing dull cts and Sides
at 9Hl9lO cts. per lb.
BULK MEAT-There is considerable Bulk Meat Offering
but there very little selling, the only transaction re-
ported this week being sale of 600 pieces Shoulders at
81 cts, at which figure they could have been readily
bought at any time within the last two three
Sides may be quoted at S4 cts, and Hams at 9HGI0
but in the absence of transactions the quotations
of course nominal. Since writing the above have
heard of sale of 20000 lbs Bulk Sides but the terms
were kept private.
ENGLISH MEATs-There some contracts making for
Meats for export and note sales here this week of 200
boxes Short Mddles deliverable in February the terms
for which kept private and of 200 boxes do deliver
able in New York at e cts.
BEEF.-There is very little doing in Beef. but quote
Baltimore packed nominal at Slll2 for No j. and $3.50
IA per Dbl. for Mess.
PORK-Mess Pork continues to droop and we note
further considerable decline in it this week lot of 200
bbs was sold early in the week 5000, but quote
1t to-day at Sl62516 so per bbl There is Prime or
Rurnp PORK selling, and give quotations for
these varieties.
LARDA lot of so tierces Western Lard sold early
in the week at l0H cts but Lard may be quoted clos
ing to-day at 1OGI0H cts
HoGs-Hogs have been in fair supply this week, and
the market Tor them has been moderately active. They
opened at So5O, and dropped subsequently to &c. but
prices Tor them again improved, and quote them
closing at so 100 lbs net the latter figures
being however for retail lots
BUTTER.-Prlme Butter is iu good demand but common
do, Is very dull, We quote to-day as follows viz;