The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-28
TotaliWheat Flour. ..lS.411

600 bushels white 187a14O cts 1900 bushels do
at 142 cts and 400 bushels do. at 145 cts.
CoRN-Corn has been coming forward this week pret
ty freely, and the receipts amount about 6 900 bush
els against 40 900 bushels last week The market
during the early part of the week dull but for
days past the demand has been brisk particularly
white On Saturday yellow sold at from 65 7S cts,
but since Saturday it has ranged from 60 20
damp and dry lots White sold Saturday and Monday
from 65 to Y cts but Tuesday it sold from 65
7S cts measure, and LOT OIL, 700 bushels prime dry
brought rs cts weight Since Tuesday has sold gener-
ally at 6O@65 cts for damp, and 7074cs for dry lots
To-day white brought 65(d6S cts for damp, and 73676
cts for dry lots and yellow sold at 66g70 for fair to
| good parcels.
RYE.-Rye has been in good supply again this week,
the receipts amounting to about $500 bushels. Some
Pennsylvania sold at the opening of the week at 90
and lot of very prime Virginia brought S5 cts but for
two three days past Maryland and Virginia has been
quoted at s3S5 cts and Pennsylvania at S5SS cts per
bushe
OATs.-Oats have been in fair supply this week some
$4,000 bushels having been received. Maryland sold
the opening of the week at 4346 cts and Pennsylvania
ai7G49 cts but for the or three days Pennsyl-
vana Oats have been selling at 45d47 cs and Maryland
do. at 42,d43 cts.
PEAsE AND BEANs-BIack Eyed rease are still selling
at 81 75d3 two bushe bag and Beans at 81 25 per
bushel, and So .25 per two bushel bag.
SEEDs-There has been quite active movement this
week in Coverseed the sales adding up about 900 bush
els at from s5 to $3.50 the latter figure being paid for
few hundred bushels of strictly prime quality Clover
seed may be quoted to-day S55 25 for fair good and
S. 374 per bushel for prime lots. Timothy Seed is
quiet but steady at 5OG275 and quote Faxseed at
OFFERINGS CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat bu. Corn bu. Rye bu. Oats .bu.
same net time n,S So 68,ii5 ~ 17I2lS I S78S S5 GSgS5
GUANo.We still quote the Agents price at $50 per
long ton and that of dealers at s662 according to guam
hy. We quote California Eide Island 47 so per
long ton by the importer and S44 per short by the
Dealers Mexican A s2Od22 per ton according to quail
ity, Mexican at sl6 SOmbrero at S32 per ong ton and
Colombian at s3Sd4O per long ton. Manipulated Guano
sells at SAT. Whiteock Co.'S, Rhodes DeBerg's
Super Phosphate Lime Turner's Excelsior sell at
S45 per 1000 lbs Theimports this week 957
| ruvian. 24O tons Nevassa.
GINSENG-Ginsenp is in demand and s,,cI comes
forward brings very readily 70d75 cts. per lb,
GuNNY BAGS-Gunny Bags are in good demand
and we quote them firm at II cts. for SMALL and 16
each for large.
HIDES-we hear of nothing doing in foreign Hides
this week, the stock the market being very small
City Slaughtered Hides selling OK 10 cts,
Country Slaughtered at 9G9H cts, and dry do. at 4l
Is cts We note the import this week of 126s from the
West coast of South America, and of 1497 from New
| York.
H0Ps-There is very little doing in Hops hut we quote
them at 7Gs cts. for old, and l45 cts per lb for
HONEY.-We still quote Cuba Honey at 6OGG65 cts in
"OaI Hay T AND S sTRAWsHay W is 1u dg with declining
tendency. We quote it to-day at sl5G17 for baed, and
sls per ton for loose Straw is still selling at sl5@1e
HEMP.-Hemp is very quiet THERE'S but little Ameri-
here, and We quote nominal at S145 for rough
and $3.50 per ton for dressed Russia selling at s95
per ton, and Manila at 6h cts. per H.
IRON..We continue to quote American Pig Iron firm at
$2zh for Baltimore Charcoal Forge; $50 for Charcoal No
Wheel s2i for No Anthracite; $23 for No do. and
tive demand for Baltimore Charcoal Forge Iron this week.
and note sales of 800 tons at $27 and of 500 TONS
the terms for which were kept private. Scotch Pig is
selling from the yards at S2526 and quote Blooms
at s4Od45 for puddled, and S6062A per ton for best
Charcoal Bar Iron may be quoted $55G6O per for
common English loed $65(G70 for refined do and $50
65 refined American Nails are active and firm
at s.. .25 per 100 lbs. for Cut Id and upwards.
1NDIGO-Indigo is steady at previous quotations,
viz: 100G50 cts. for Bengal 90Gl25 for Kurpah rs
d95 cts for Madras; 35d5O for common to fair Ma
na; 6OGl15 cts for good to prime do 75dSO cts for
Caracas: and 1Oo(1115 cts. per ID for Guatemala.
| LEATHER.-The receipts continue very light, and
with toerably active demand existing, stocks quite
| at cts
Country do. at 27d3O cts. Rough Skrting 26d30 cts.
Spanish 2Sa3 cts; City harness leather black 84
81 Country do 2d29 cts Upper in rough hide $3.50
a5 Calf Skins 55G6s cts h., and finished do s5a10o
cts. per lb
the market. We still quote White Pine cuttings SIS
d15; do selects and better grades at s25d35 siding
RATED at s99lO "A oak at sl7Gsi9; & do at s129I6
ash at sl6g2O cherry at s259s5 poplar plank at s14
Is; do A boards at Sl3Gl6; do = do. at S2al6 and
maple at 12Gl6 per Thousand feet.
M0LAsSES.-We have reported this week sales of 54
puncheons English Island Moasses % cts and l60
bbls new crop New Orleans d. at 494 cts We quote
New Orleans at 4546cts for old, and 5Od52
Muscavado; and English Island at 293O cts per gallon
There is no Porto Rico Molasses here. We the i'm
port this week of 81 puncheons English Island and 500
bbls. New Orleans Moasses.
MILL FEED-Mill Feed is and firm 2oG22
cts for Brown Stuff and 37G4O per bushel for Mid
MADDER-Madder is quiet, but we still quote it at
109ll Gets per lb, the latter figure being for prime
Dutch Ombro.
! MALT.-We still quote prime Barley Malt at 90 cts
bushe but heard of sales within the
| NAVAL ST0RES.-Naval Stores continue very quiet.
Some sales of Spirits Turpentine have been made
ing the week at 4l45 cts per gallon but have heard
of no movement in other articles. We quote common
Rosn at l50 Pitch at 81, and Tar at s22 25 per bbl
OLS.-oils dull, but they unchanged in price,
and quote Sperm before at l45l50 for fall and
l50Gl55 cts. for winter; crude Whale 55G5S cts.;
bleached Patent at 63G6s Solar 20 cts Sea Ee
phant at 70S0 cts. Lard at 90d93 cts and Linseed
5Sd61 cts Ethereal Oil is selling at 54l5e cts Cam
phene 81 cts and Kerosene 95 per gallon We
note sale this week of 25 bbls Lard Oil at 90 per
gallon.
Observation-Disclosures have been quite active this
week and the market has throughout it been very firm in
tone. Bulk Meat Bacon and barreed Pork have all ad
vanced in price, and for these articles the
firm with an upward tendency. Holders demanding
higher rates for Lard but has been established
in it this week.
BULK MEAr.-The transactions in Bulk Meat this week
have been heavy The sales previous to day include
$4,000 lbs Hog round at 6Ad7 cts for Shoulders sa cs
for Sides and9G94 cts for Hams 600 lbs Shoulders
6SG7 cts 10000 lbs Sides at SA 10 hhds dry salted
and 25 tierces picked Hams 9A cts bbs picked
Shoulders at sl3k and 900 bbls do. at Sl3A per bb-
To-day note sales 10000 lbs Shoulders loose at cts
25 hhds do at cts, 900 lbs Sides loose at S cts
so hhds do cts and 100 600 lbs Shoulders deivera
Bile between the 18th February and lst March, at
cash.
BAcoN.-There has been an active movement this week
in Bacon, and it has advanced since the opening \
of cent per bbl The sales this week include 100 hhds
Shoulders at 9A cts l25 hhds. do at 77sds cts; 1000
pieces loose Sides 9H cts. 40 hhds Side, at 9% cts;
$50 hhds do at ~ cts 70 hhds do at 90 cts SO hhds
do backbone out at 10 cts and 500 pieces Hams Ia
IL cts We quote Shoulders closing to-day firm q
as cts and Sides at 9A Aa9B cts
| BEEF-We have heard of sales of Beef this week,
but quote Baltimore packed before s1l.5O for No
and S5 per Dbl for Mess. Western will not however
bring as much by 81 to So per Dbl
PoRK.-We have reported this week sales Of 100 bhs.
Mess Pork at 1850 i5O bbls do at sl7Gl7 IS loo bb
and it closes firm to day the latter figure
note also sales of so bbs old Rump at s125 bbs
Rumps and Necks at s050 and so bbls. Heads $3.50
per bbl. We quote new Prime to-day at SIS, and
Rump at sl1 .5OGl2 per Dbl.
| LARD.-Lard has through the week been quiet, the
sales far have heard embrace only 80 bbls.
Butchers at l04 100 bbls Western 10H cts and
200 kegs do ~ llh cts Western is generally held to-
iaN- Cta in llS nd tiarpa
BUTTER Butter is still dull. We quote Glades to-day
at 4Gl6 cts. for ordinary to fair and 17dls for
prime dairy's, solid packed Western at ll2 Roll
at 14G17 cts, New York State at lS22 cts, Goshen
2225 cts and City packed for shipping II cts per
CHEEsE.-Cheese is in fair demand and quote it
steady l0Gl0X cts for Western cutting. TX cts. for
Eastern do l01 cts for Western English Daryand l2H
| OLA cts for Eastern do.
| PLASTER.-Some sales of Plaster made early in
the week at So SO but it held at So 621 per ton.
row DEK;-We continue to quote Hazards, pupont's,
ana beaty Powder at So for blasting and s5 for sport
PoTAToES.-Potaoes are selling in retail lots from
the wharf at prices ranging from As per bushe
me STOCK mere Is large and the market for them quite
RIcE.aThere has been comparatively little doing this
week in Rice sale of 30 made early in the
week on private terms understood however been
at 81 cts, and note in addition sales of about IhO
tierces in small lots at 4d4k Rice may be quoted
to-day ranging from 81 to A. cts for fair to prime
lots We note the receipt this week of 53s tierce
| RUM.-New England Rum is selling at 33G34 cts and
| we quote Jamaica do at 81 25(dl 80 per gallon
SUGARS.-There has been rather inquiry for
Sugars from the trade this week than there has been for
weeks past but sales have been the re-
fners have heard. The sales Sugars du-
ring the up about 2S0 hhds they include
100 hhds Cuba at 81 5017S0 20 hhds English Island at
ST. SOFAS and 10 hhds crop New Orleans at SIS O5G
S12k for fair, and sS.50GS SIX for good to prime
Sugars close steady to-day at S7G7.37H for refining
grades Cuba and English Island s7.5oGS for grocers'
M r prime do ar No Porto
,co Sugars here We note the import this week of 229
from Demerara $50 hhds. from Franklin, La, Ss2
York from
SAL hhds N' N w ' ~ ' ~
rates named in last viz. IOslOz cts for Inaf 1OI
aionc G l crushed, powdered and granulated; 104
e o & 10 e powdered 9k@9A cts for soft crushed
white; ana " tdsS cts for C yellow Sugars
sYRUP.Batimore refined Syrup is steady at the ad-
vance noted week or two since and we aga uote at
"A cts for Sugar House, 48 for Golden and 5s CTS ner
gallon for Extra Golden Portland Syrup is now selling
| at 25d26 cts. per gallon. f " ~ e
| STAVES,-Stayes continue yerv dru -, a,