The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-04

Total Wheat Flour. 1882 100
Together with so bbls. Rye Flour and 3S bbls. Corn
Meal
GRAIN.-There has been fair supply of Grain at
market this week, but the receipts are nevertheless
light for the season. The offerings at the Corn Ex
change of all descriptions add up about $50 900 bushels
which some 2 600 bushels less than was received du
ring the corresponding week in 1859. The market has
throughout the week been active and firm of all descrp
tions. Corn has advanced since the opening s to 7
cs and Wheat to cts per bushe There some for
eign shipments of Wheat making, and We note the eX
port this week of about 5000 bushels to Plymouth
Eng Rye and Oats have been arriving freely this
week, but prices for them have been pretty well main
tanned
WHEAT.-The receipts of Wheat this week somewhat
exceed those of last, the offerings amounting to about
900 bushels 33O bushels of which received
day The demand for it has throughout the week been
active and the market has been steadily improving in
tone. Red sold at the opening at 105@Dl10 cts for
mon, 11SGl25 cts. for fair to prime, and white at
106ll2O cts for common, 125(d3O cts for fair. 135
@l5O cts. for good to prime, and 15SG160 cts. for
choice; but for two three days previous to to-day
red has been selling at 1l2G15 cts for common, 123
150 cts for good to prime and white at 12025 for
common, 13Ol35 cts for fair 140l50 cts for good and
155G16O cts for prime To-day, Notwithstanding the
large receipts, Wheat brought higher prices than
day previously this week. Red sold at 1Sgl20 cts for
low grades, 1239l33 cts for fair to prime and white at
120Gl30 cts for common and medium, lS5G150 cts. for
fair to good, 155Gl6O cts for prime, and l65 cts for
choice.
RYE-Rye has been arriving pretty freely this week.
the receipts amounting to about 900 bushels The de
mand for has however been fair and most of the lots
offered have beef sold at from &c to 70 for Maryland,
and IS cts for Pennsylvania We quote Maryland to-day
at67d69 cts, and Pennsylvania at rs per busheI.
CoRN.-There has been rather better supply of Corn
at market this week than last but the receipts have
nevertheless been light the offerings amounting to only
about 30 coo bushels The opening sales made at
71(G73 cts. for white, and 62d66 for yellow, but
subsequently under active demand prices advanced
very materially the saSs for the past day two having
been made at 75GS0 cts for white and 7o073 cts for
yellow al we quote both varieties closing to-day
firm at these figures.
OArs-Oas have been coming forward more freely this
week than for some time past the receipts amounting to
about 2S 900 bushels They have however been in good
demand and most of the lots received sold at from
IN afo Nor and al
yania and we quote them as closing today steady at
these figures.
PEAsE AND BEANs-Black Eyed Pease are still selling
at SO per two bushel bag and quote Beans
rs ranging from 90 to 125 cts. per bushel.
-; 90 Ciavarsesd en WEE @ some SPecuatsve IN,
s47505 per bushel Timothy Seed ranges at from 81 SO
to 1880 and we quote Faxseed as before at sS5@l45
per bushel.
OFFERINGS GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat bu Corn bu. Rye bu Oats bus.
III This ~, week -oa go463 5000 400 2S,456
same time So 7sss57 islo,65o 1855 i 'oaS 41s'oaS
GUANO-The demand is moderate and we still quote the
Agents price for Peruvian Guano at 500 per long and
that of dealers $6lg62 according to quantity Ichaboe
ohnsons Island at s2 apd BakeT aGd Jarr,
Islands at $3S40 We quote California Eide Island
Guano at s4S per long by the importer and $50 by the
dealers Mexican S2oI22 per according quail
y, Mexican at SIG, Sombrero S2s93O per Iong ton
and Columbian at sSsgio 1904 per long ton Manipulated
Berg's Super Phosphate of Lime and Baughs raw bone
Phosphate sell at s45 1000 lbs and Maryland Com
panys Super Phosphate of Lime at 43 The imports this
week 1,165 tons Peruvian and 200 tons from New
York.
GINsENG-we hear of no sales of Ginseng and we are
unable to give any reliable quotation for it.
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags still selling at
former quotations. viz: IL cts for small and Is
for large.
HAY AND sTRAw-IIay is still in good demand and
quote it steady at last weeks figures, viz $l618 for
baed and s14Gl6 ton for loose. Straw still selling
HEMP.-IIemp is selling at $145Gi15O per ton for
rough American s2o52lo for dressed do 5000 for Rus
sai and e4g6h cts. per lb for Manila. Russia Yarns
HIDES-The cargo of Hides from Montevideo received
been sold City slaughtered Hides are selling at 9KIO
cts, wet Country slaughtered at 909K cts and dry
at Halls cts We note the receipt this week of 500 Hides
from New York
IRON.-There has been inquiry for Iron this week
and note sale of $50 tons Baltimore Charcoal Forge
before $780, Anthracite Iron at s24 for No s23 for
No and go ton for No s. Scotch Pig selling from
for pudded and $6O62k per ton for best Charcoal Bar
Iron may be quoted at $55d60 per for Eng
sh ioled $65a7o for refined do and s6O965 70, refined
American do Nails selling s3d3 25 per 100
lbs for Cut Id and upwards but there is comparatively
little doing in them.
a17o cts for Bengal o5gl45 cts fol Kurpah 75d95
for Madras; 35G5o cts for common 20 fair Manila; GOA
lis cts for good to prime do 100G110 cts Caracas
and 105Gl35 cts. per h. for Guatemala.
LEATHER. THE market is very quiet, and we hear of
nothing doing. Prices however, are unchanged and
still quote City slaughtered 3134 cs Country do at
27d30 cts; Rough Skrting 2SG31 cts Spanish %
30 cts; City harness Leather black 3437 cts Coun-
try do 27a2s cts; Upper in rough hide s35OG5 Calf
Skins 656S cts per lb and finished do. S5l0O cts per
LUMBER.-The receipts during the week have been
very light but We notice considerable activity in the
market especially for white Pine and Hemlock We still
quote White Pine Cuttings at s13l5 selects at SOS;
at $l2Gl4 Hemock joist and scantling at SlOGlO So
Hemlock boards and fencing S10G1 Hard wood of all
kinds is not much inquired for and prices mostly
nominal. We quote Oak boards at s161Is; Poplar
boards and plank at sl6d1S; do scantling $1315 do.
s. stuff sll@l3 and ash at slsG22:
MADDER.-M Madder is very dull. We hear of no sales,
but quote nominal at 1@12 cts per b, for good to
prime Dutch 0mbro
MILL FEED.-We quote Brown Stuff this week at 14y1
Is cts, and Middlngs at 25d2s cts per bushel.
MOLASSES.-There is very little demand Molasses
and the only consequence we have heard of this
week OF puncheons English Island at 23X cts
Cuba, OF which the stock is mainly composed is dull and
vado and quote English Island at 23G30 cts; Porto
Rico at 3035 cts and New Orleans at 4247 cts The
stock on the ls inst 1925 hhds, lis tierces and
1908 bbs.
NAVAL STORES.-Transaction in Naval Stores con-
tinue to be limited. Spirits Turpentine is however firm
e and we quote this week at 3s4O cts per gallon.
Tar is still bringing $212n Pitch 81 quote com
mon Rosn at 81 As per bbl., which is decline
olLS.-oils have advanced very materially within the
past ten days in the Eastern markets. and prices
have consequently improved here. We quote Sperm
Whale 55@5s cts beached Patent at 6oG6s cts
Solar at 6S7O cts; Sea Elephant at 7O75 cs Lard
e3G97 cts; and Lnseed at 62G65 cts Ethereal Oil is
selling at 4345 cts and Camphene at 40 per gallon
PLASTER-Plaster is selling in lots from the wharf
$275 per ton, but We hear of no cargo sales
POWDER-We have change to note in the rates for
Powder and still quote Hazards Dupoats and Beat
ys at 1926 for blasting and IS for sporting keg of 25
PROVISIONS The Provision market which last week
active and buoyan has this week been dull heavy
and for nearly all descriptions prices have decned-
There has been the usual obbing demand but beyond
this there has been nothing done Holders exhibit
siderable anxiety to SELL but the trade here do not
disposed to make purchases at present. and the
ket closes decidedly fat.
RAcoN-There has been a fair business done this week
in Bacon but the sales have been almost exclusively in
jobbipg lots The sales include so hhds Shoulders on
private ters IT'S hhds do in lots at 10 cts 325 hhds
Sides in at IL B912 cts, 20 erces Hams at 12hd
l3 cts 500 pieces do at IL cts $500 pieces do at l2A
have been offering for day two past at 94 and IL
cts in round lots without finding buyers but the iobbers
still getting 10 and IL cts. for small lots.
BULK MEAT.-There has been no movement in Bnlk
Meat this week so far heard 1t was held at the
OIL cts for Hams but it could doubtless be bought to-
day alta decline of of cent on the above rates
BlEF-There is very little doing in Beef but we quote
Baltimore packed at $l2 for No. and Sl4 per bb for
Mess Western Beefis however some 81 to So per bbl
lower. -.t
PoRK-There has been but little INQUIRY this week for
Pork and the only sale have heard offs made day
of 200 bbls Mess 1875 per bb this figure being
cline of % cts the price asked for it at the opening of
the week. We quote Prime to-day at SIS, and Rump at
$14(d14 SO per bbl
LARD.-The only sale of Lard have heard of this
week is Of 100 erces Western at 13 and quote
it as closing at this figure, which is decline of to y
| on the closing prices of last week. .ss
BUTTER.-Butter is in fair demand and we quote it
steady at the following rates. viz 1olOK cts for solid
packed Western; l2G15 cts. for Roll; 12l6 cts. for
Glades and 1K cts. per lb for city packed. Eggs
still bringing 10 cts per dozen.
CHEEsE.-Cheese continues dull. We quote Western
cutting as before at sk@9 cts Eastern do at 1O@1oX
cts, and English Dairy at H. u cts for Western.
RICE.-Rice is dull and the market for it is rather
heavy. We quote it today at 44d4X cts. for fair
prime although some holders still ask cts per lb for
prime There small sales making but we have
heard of sales of Importance this week. We note the
receipt since our last Of so tierces from Savannah