The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-08

CORN MEAL.-There some little inquiry for Meal thi
week and we had reported sale of 500 bbs Brandywin
Mills but the terms were kept private Small sales hav
also been making of Baltimore at $3 62H, and quot
| Brandywine Mills at the same rate
The following the inspections of Flour and Meal 70
| the week ending Sept 6, 1860:
Bbls. Half Bbls.
City Mills. .......... ........:...... s,s76 365
ono. ..............-...... 9,04l
fanlly y........'... 5,fZ4
Total Wheat Flour. ,335 365
Together with $50 bbls Rye Flour, and 729 bbls an
GRAIN.-The offerings of Grain at the Corn Exchang
during the past week might be considered fair ahoug
and 2Oi 900 bushels wheat was more activ
than it has been any time during the season. and botl
shippers and millers bought freely at advanced rates
There was however great scarcity of choice parcels
which were much wanted, and those that Offered
brought fully to 10 cts per bushe than last Fri
days rates. Western has not been coming forward quit
freely, but have change note in the prices
this description Corn more active than for week
past, hence note advance of fully per bushel
The supply although fair, was by means equal to th
demand, and until the crop comes into market NJ
large receipts need be expected especially the STOCK
old in the country is considered small Oats forward
freely, but with good demand for them prices ha "
maintained their frmness. Rye has ruled steady will
limited receipts at last weeks rates.
WHEAT.-With an increased demand and lighter sup
plies prices have advanced from 10 per bushe
last Fridays rates Choice parcels were scarce ani
much wanted The total offerings for the week added III
1l5OOO bushels Sales made of Western red IL S
~ cts for medium to fair; 1259lSO cts. for good
cts. for prime do 125132 for medium to fair South
ern red, l35l45 cts for good to prime do 13515O cts
for medium to fair white 155Gl65 for good and III
l75 cts. for strictly prime do Some parcels of very
fancy red brought 14S9l6o cts, and do. whites 1S0G
CoRN.-The demand for Corn this week was much more
brisk than for some weeks past and prices fully
cts per bushel higher The total offerings Change
added up 81 900 bushels On Saturday yellow sold at IS
70 cts for fair 7l72 cts for good to prime and 727
cts for good lots of white Monday and Tuesday sales
were made of yellow at 7OG72 cts and of Whit at T
Is. lLuTh hpts for 40 ~
Wednesday prices shade better with sales of vel
low at 7l73 cts, and of white at ~ G76 cts On Thurs
day we had also to note advance with sales OF yellow
at 70G74 cts, and OF white a 72d76 cts for fair to good
and 76G77 cts for prime do. Today the market was
firm with sales of 5000 bushels at 7[73 cts for yellow
and 74d77 cts. for fair to prime white.
RYE.-The receipts of Rye continue light, adding uT
only 5000 bushels There was quite brisk demand
Rye, and prices have improved. Sales were made o.
new Maryland at 73d75 cts. for fair to good and 77sC
cts. for prime do There nothing done in Pennsyl
vania but quote it steady at SOGS5 cts per bushe
OATS The demand continues brisk, and notwith
standing the receipts large adding 80
els, prices remain steady. Sales made of Mary
land at 30(d36 cts for fair to prime and 35d37 cts
for good lots of Pennsylvania.
SEEDs.-Grass Seeds have been very quiet through
out the week. and far could learn no speculative
inquiry has existed. In Cloverseed have sales o.
Importance to note but quote it nominal at S55
per bushel There was some inquiry for Timothy, but
the only sales had reported 100 bushels good
prime at S2.75G3, and we quote fair do $3.50 per
bushel There is nothing doing in Flaxseed, but we
quote it steady at Sl35G as per bushe quality.
GUANO.-The demand continues very active, and the
dealers are busy engaged in filling orders We still quote
the Agents price for Peruvian Guano at $50 per long
ton and that of dealers S6162 according to quantity
Ichaboe Guaao held at S the importer and $50 by
dealers Johnsons Island at S25@2S and Bakers and Jar
Wis Islands at S3S(d40. We quote California Elide
Island Guano at $40 per long tom Mexican at S2022
per ton according to quality Mexican at S16 Sombrero
at SS30 per long Nevassa at 25 per long by
porters and SS by Dealers and Columbian at $Ss0 per
long ton. Manipulated Guano sells at SAT. Whitelock 4
Co.'S Rhodes and DeBergs Super Phosphate of Lime and
Baughs raw bone Phosphate sell at S45 900 bs and
Maryland Company's Super Phosphate of Lime at S43
GUNNY BAGS.-We continue to quote Gunny Bags at
II cts. for small, and Is cts for large sizes.
GlNSENG.-There was some inquiry for Ginseng this
week and small sales made of fair to prime lots at
HAY AND STRAW.-The demand for new Hay this
week was good but the supply is rather and prices
in consequence are a shade firmer We now quote new
baled Timothy at Sl7SS, and loose do s14S16 per
ton, according to quality. Straw is also in limited supply
and quote it as firm at s5G$l6 for rye and Slo9s12
HlDES.-The balance Of the cargo of Buenos Ayres
Hides per brig Pyrmont has been sold this week go
Boston, private terms. City slaughtered Hides
selling at G0 cts wet Country slaughtered at Gag
cts. and dry do. at Halls cts.
HEMP-Wen note good demand for Hemp this week
and sales making at the following rates S15OG6O
per ton for rough American $205d25 for dressed do
SIoo oT russian; RUSSIA Yarns luh (gll cts; Manila
hemp 6hg64 cts. per lb, and Jute at $100Gl05 per
ton.
IRoN-We have no transactions of Importance to note
this week, but prices remai1 steady We continue
quotations. as follows, viz: Baltimore Charcoal Forge
Pig at S27 50G2S; No. l Charcoal Wheel at $50; No
Charcoal Foundry do at s27; No do at $26; Nol An
Scotch do S2324 Boiler Blooms are selling at SIC
l5 for pudded and $6062k per ton for the best Char
coal. We quote Nails this week at $3l3 121, by the
quantity bat in lots they selling 1925 per keg
cut 4d and corresponding rates for extra sizes We
quote Horse Shoe Nails % cts for No L q cts for No
g. 20 cts for No g. and 10 cts per h. for No. 1Oa at
INDIGo-We have change to note in this article
We quote it at 3Od50 cts for 20 fair Manila
S5lOO cts for good to prime do 75d9O cts for Madras
95glo5 cts fol Caracas 1O915O cts for Guatemala
l20Gl75 cts. for Bengal.
LEATHER.-The market continues dull there being NJ
Eastern buyers yet here We still quote City slaughtered
at 3ld34 cts Country do at 27S0 cts; Rough Skirtns
2630cts; Spanish Sole 2S30 cts City harness Leather
black 3iS7c Country do 2729 cts. Upper in rough
hide s3.5OG5: Calf Skins 5546S per b. finished
do S5(dl100 cts. per ID.
LUMBER.-There is no new feature in the Lum
ber market this week. Good qualities of White PIN
continue in fair demand, and other descriptions arr
selling to moderate extent. The receipts still
light, and we quote as before: White Pine Culling
at $l3Gl5; selects S25; common and panel at s35
and White Pine siding selected at Sl2G14. Hem
lock joist and scantling at S10G05O Hemlock boar&
and fencing at sloGl1. Hard wood of all kinds is no
much inquired for and prices are mostly nominal W
quote Oak boards at sl6Gls Poplar boards and planl
at sl6Gls; do scantlins slS@15; do. stuff Sll@l3
and ash at SlSd22
lasses this week than has existed for past
and the market may be considered firm in tone. We ha
reported sales of $50 hhds cayed Cuba at 10
hhds Muscovado at u cts, and 90 puncheons Englis
Island at 24h cts There is fair supply of Molasses il
market but as holders not pressing sales, have
| change to note in rates.
MILL FEED.-There good demand for Mil
Feed this week. and sales have been making quite ree
of Middlings at 26d2S cts do at 50 cts; Brow
Stuff at ais cts; and lO12 per bushel for Bran
| NAVAL ST0RES.-All articles under this head con
tinue quiet and no sales of importance have been mad
for some weeks past In Spirits Turpentne small sales
making at 4OId4l cts. per gallon, slight decline
other articles we have no change to note and quote
before, viz common ROsin at Sl40G1 As per bb of 81
lbs; No do at sl75G2 Pitch at 50, and Tar at $40
| 225 per Dbl.
OILS.-The market for Oils is still dull and we have
transactions to report beyond those for supplying trad
demand. We quote Sperm at S150 for fall and 81 500
l55 for winter Whale, 5595s cts for crude and 63G6
cts for bleached PaeLt, and 6sd70 for Solar. Lir
seed Oil is selling at 59d62 cts, and Lard do. IS
E:herial Oil at 5796O cts and Camphene at 81 cts
gallon We had reported sale of 90 bbls Winter Strane
| Lard Oil at 9S cts. per gallon.
| P0WDER.-We quote Hazards, Dupo1t's, and Beatty
blasting at So and sporting at S. per keg of % lbs
POTATOES.-There is very little doing in Potatoes
yet but small sales making rs cts per bushel f
Sweet 4O55 cts for common to good Mercers and 75S
cts for prime ditto Green Apples are selling as to quail
ity at from Sl5O to 81 25 and quote Onions at SOC
| 81 per Dbl.
| PLASTER.-There was some demand for Plaster thi
week, and we had reported sale of $50 tons Lump at
| per ton, from the wharf There cargot
aho"t here at present, which generally held at tn
above rate.
| PROVISTONS.-The Provision market this week ba
ruled rather dull and sales considerably smalle
than for some weeks past There very little nqur
for Bacon, and in order to effect sales holders
obliged to submit to slight concession the aske
last Friday but even at the decline of cent. per l
there has been no active demand from the trade. Bul
ea was qnlet and we have no transactions to note in
but there was quite brisk inquiry for barreed Pork
TO some extent were effected at preYlou
rates The market for the week closed dull.
BEEF.-We have had transactions of any impol
tance to note this week Some small are making
supply the demand for shipstores We still quote We.
tern No Beef at S.; do. Mess at Sl0 No BaltimoT
packed at sl2Gsl3 and 90. Mess at sl4Gsl5 per bb.
| BACoN.-The market for Bacon this week was rathe
dull and prices have declined fully per lb. I'll
trade generally have been buying paringy consequent
transactions were small and include 80 hhds. Shoulder
at 104 cts 20 hhds Sides at l24 cs 25 hhds Shoulder
at 10 cts % hhds. Slices IL cts and 10 hhds do
12h cts also 1000 to 500 pieces canvassed Hams
| 13114 cts. The jobbers sold 500 to 400 hhds,
lots, at 10A a10H cts for Shoulders and 124 l2h
for Sides, but chiefly at the inside rates Hams range
price from Il to Is cts. per lb.
| BULk MEAT.-We have had no transactions of impo
tance to note this week, and in the absence of sales
quote nominally follows, viz: 9d94 cts. for Shou
ders; lldll cts. for Sides, and IL cts. for Hams.
PoRK-Barrelled Pork has been in pretty fair reques
and have ruled steady. We had reported sales
800 bbis. Mess New York inspectionl $40 en- 4C
Dds do baltimore nspection) at Sl975 and rs bbl
Rump at $l4 so. We quote the market closing stead
at $l962h (G19.75 for Mess Sl475Gl15 for Prime an
| $l4.5O per bbl for Rump.
BurTER-There is very little doing in Butter, but "
quote 1t steady at the following rates, viz 1O14
common to prime Western packed; Glades 12I6 cts
cts. cash, and l2H cts. months There is no Roll Blu
ter in market. Eggs now selling at l2H0l3 cts p
dozen for fresh.
LARD.-There was pretty fair inquiry for Lard tn
week and prices ruled steady. We had reported sales
$50 bbls and tierces Western Leaf 134 cts and 2C
kegs do. at IA cts, at which rates the market close
| steady.
| CHEEsE.-Cheese continues dull. We quote Weste1
cutting before at hd9 cts; Eastern do at lOdlO
cts, and English Dairy at III dl12 cts for Western
RICE.-The supply in market this week was rather lin
ied and had transactions of importance to note
Prices however, have ruled higher, and we now quo
fair to prime quality Rice at as cts, but hode
are even asking higher rates.
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