The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-11
Total Wheat Flour.

Together with SO bbls Rye Flour, 20 hhds, 627 bbls
and 20 half bbls Corn Meal.
GRAIN-The receipts of Grain have been larger this
week than they have been for lorg time past the offer
ngs at the Corn Exchange of all varieties amounting to
coming forward quite freely the receipts Of it exceeding
those of all other varieties of Grain combined The de-
mand has been active through the week. but prices for it
have varied little since last Friday. The ship John
Clark which cleared from here day two since for iv
erpoo took out S5 900 bushels Wheat Corn has
advanced again this week. but Rye and Oats have sold
generally at about last weeks figures.
WHEAT.-Wheat has been arriving this week more
freely than any week since the opening of the
and the receipts add up about 12 900 bushels The de-
mand for it has through the week been active but prices
have varied very little since the opening although there
has been the wide range in rates that has existed
ever since new Wheat began to come forward Red has
sold generally at llo9115 cts for common 12233 cts
for fair to prime and white at 10G20 cts for common
125Gl35 cts for medium to fair 140g155 cts for good to
prime and 160G165 cts for choice lots, but two
@l7O cts. and lot of 400 bushels very superior red
sold yesterday at 135 cts To-day red sold at 1259l33
cts for good to prime and white at l251S5 cts for me
dunn to fair 14055 cts for good to prime, and 16o
1865 cts for fancy lots. small lot OF very superior red
brought 142 cts.
RYEThe receipts of Rye this week have been light
compared with those of last only about 500 bushels
having been at market 1t has ruled through the week
at from 67 to 72 cts for Maryland and IS cts for Pennsyl
yania, and it closes steady at these figures.
CORNThe receipts of Corn continue to be light, the
offerings this week amounting to only about 80 600 bush
els The demand for it has throughout the week been
brisk and the market quite firm in tone. Nearly all the
lots offered have been sold at 70G73 cts for yellow and
S09S3 CTS for white but the highest price paid for
white to-day was So cts.
OATs-Oats have been coming forward this week very
freely and the receipts amount to nearly 600 bushels
There has however been good demand for them, and
most of tho lots received have been at 3035 cts for
Maryland, and 40 cts for Pennsylvania, and we quote
them closing steady at these figures.
SEEDs-There has been some demand for Clovers aed
week but have heard of transactions of mpo
tance in it Throughout the week there has been wide
difference between the views buyers and sellers the
prices demanded having ranged generally at from s. to
$3.50, while far advised there have been 20
TO htcha iDnnth hu
ranges from 81 to and quote Flaxseed at 1850
LAS per bushel.
Wheat bu. Corn bu. Rye bu. Oats bus
This week. 12l 2 o26 o slsl7 81 l549 S7'63s
same net time 80. s77,58s 2oo,s7I 1855 4So6oo
PEAsE AND BEANs-The market is entirely bare Of
Pease and Beans and therefore unable to give any
quotations for them.
Agents price for Peruvian Guano at $50 long ton
and that of dealers s662 according to quantity 1chaboe
Johnson's Island at S25G2s and Bakers and Jarvis
Islands at s3S94o. We quote California Eide Island
according quality Mexican at $16 Sombrero at S2s
d3O per ong and Columbian at s3Si0 per long ton
Rhodes and DeBerg's Super Phosphate of Lime and
Baugs bone Phosphate sell at $45 per 600 lbs, and
Maryland Company's Super Phosphate of Lime at $43.
The imports this week 275 tons Nevassa and 400 tons
Sombrero
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 our
former quotations. viz II cts for SMALL and Is cts each
for large.
Hay AND sTRAw.-Hay has been selling this week
at Sl4G1S per ton for and old baled New Hay is
beginning arrive Rye Straw is and firm at SIS
per ton, but there is little demand for Wheat and
Oat Straw.
HEMP-Hemp is selling at s145d15O per ton for
rough American $2o52o for dressed do $2Co for Rus,
sia; and 64 @64 cts per lb for Manila Russia Yarns
bringing l0HQD1 cts. per lb,
HIDES.-There is only cargo offoreign Hides here,
which has been stored City slaughtered Hides are sell
f,,or nptS rOnn ntrN clu unOlta u
cts. and dry do. at 14(d15 cts.
IR0N.-There has been movement this week in Iron,
heard. The market for it is however,
firm and quote Baltimore Charcoal Forge Pig at S27
Charcoal No. Wheel at $50; and Anthracite Iron at s2i
for No S23 for No and s22 per ton for No. Scotch
Pig is selling from the yards at $23 and we quote
Blooms at s4045 for puddled and $6062H per ton for
best Charcoal Bar Iron may be quoted at s560 per ton
for common English rolled; s65d70 for refined do, and
S6065 fol refined American do. Nails selling at
S3 25 per 100 lbs for Cut Id and upwards but there
is comparatively little doing in them.
INDIGO-We still quote Indigo follows, viz: at 1855
170 cts for Bengal 95G145 cts fol Kurpah; 1895 cts
for Madras 3550 cts. for common 20 fair Manila; 600
115 cts for good to prime do lOOGlO cts for Caracas
and l05G135 cts. per h. for Guatemala.
LEATHER.-The market continues very quiet, and
hear of nothing doing of any consequence We still
quote City slaughtered at 31434 cts; Country do. at
27G3O cts; Rough SKirtng 2SS1 cs Spanish Sole 2S
9So cts; City harness Leather, black 3iaS7 cts Coun,
try do. 2729 cts; Upper in rough hide S35oG5 Cali
Skins 556S per b, and finished do. S5lOO cts per
LUMBER-The receipts have been light this week with
demand for good lots of white Pine. Sales of other
descriptions making to moderate extent We con-
tnue quote White Pine Cuttings at S13d5 selects $25;
common and panel at $685. and White Pine siding selected
at sl2G14 Hemock joist and scantling at Sl0qlO SO
nominal. We quote Oak boards at Sl6GlS Poplar
boards and plank at sl6gls do scantlins s13&l5 do
% stuff S1l913; and ash at S1SG22.
MADDER.- Madder is very dull. We hear of no sales
but quote nominal at 11l2 cts b for good to
prime Dutch Ombro.
MILL FEED-we quote Brown Stuff this week at 14d
16 cts and Addlings at 25a2s cts per bushel There
a good demand for it at these figures.
MOLASSES.-We heard yesterday Of sales of 60 hhds.
common Porto Rico Moasses at 26 and 40 hhds Cuba
do at % cs but no other transactions in this article
have been reported this week Cuba of which the stock
is mainly composed is dull and heavy at 1924 cts fol
clayed, and 25G30 cts. for Muscovado and we quote
English Island at 23G30 cts. Porto Rico at26G35 cts
and New Orleans 42d47 cts We note the import this
week of 29s hhds and 27 tierces from Cuba
NAVAL STORES-Naval Stores continue very quiet
but prices unchanged, and we again quote Spirits
sl45 Pitch at 81 and Tar at s. !2A per bbl
OILS.-OiIs continue firm, with an advancing tenden
ey but no advance been established in them since
last, and again quote Sperm at l45dl5o cts io
fall and 155l6e for winter crude Whale at 55g5e
cts. beached Patent at 6oa6s cts Solar at 6SG7o cts
Sea Elephant at ZOd75 cts; Lard at 93G9f cts; and
Linseed at 6265 cts. Ethereal Oil is selling at 434;
cts., and Camphene at 49 cts. per gallon
PLASTER.-Plaster is selling in lots from the wharf a
50 753 per There have been two three cargoe
received this week. but they sold some time since
arrive
POWDER.-We have change to note in the rates fol
Powder and we still quote Hazards Dupoats and Beat
cts.
PROvIsIoNS.-Provsions have been quiet again this
week. but the feeling in the market has been considerably
firmer than it was last week. All varieties have i'm
proved slightly in price, and the market closes steady
the advanced rates.
BAooN.-There has been a fair inquiry this week fo
Bacon and the sales include 20 hhds. Shoulders at
cts 200 hhds do in lots at 10 cts $50 hhds Sides,
lots at IL so tierces Hams 1313H cts 700 piece
plain do at II cts, and 600 pi fancy do at l3
IA Shoulders close steady to-day at 9Bgl0 cts
and Sides at ii h(0l2 cts
BULK MEAT-There has been movement this weel
far have heard in Bulk Meat, but in has beel
held pretty firmly for days past at cts for Should
ers II cts for Sides and 10A Oil cts for HAMS thes
figures being advance Of on those of last Friday
BiEF-There is very little doing in Beef, but quot
Mess. Western Beefis however some 81 to So per Dbl
lower.
Mess Pork and note sales of 300 bbs. at $975 pc
bb, at which figure it closes steady and firm We hav
heard of sales of Prime Rump Pork, but quot
the former at sl5@55o, and the latter at sl42o94
per Dbl.
Lard and note sales of 200 bbs butchers at l2H cts
200 erces Western at 134 cts and SO erces New Yor
Lard private terms We quote Western to-day stead
at l5k cts. in bbs, and tcs., and IA cts in kegs Re
fined Lard has advanced and now quote it at l5l5s
cts. per lb.
BUrrER-Butter is frmer and we now quote it as fol
lows viz at lOh@11Ki cts. for solid packed Western
12Gl7 cts. fer Roll; 12@l6 cts. for Glades; and l
cts per lb for city packed The market is quiet bu
| are now bringing IL cts. per Dozen
CHEEsE-Eastern Cutting Cheese is scarce and firm
cts, Dut WESTERN uuIi a.
which still x(G9 cts. per lb. English Dairy Chees
is selling at IL Il cts for Western and 12H cts for East
| tern.
RICE-Rice has been very quiet again this week, bu
nevertheless ruled steadily at from ~ to AZ cts
for fair prime lots We note sales in the week of abou
| $50 tierces within this range
SUGARS.-There has been but little demand this wee
for Sugars, but holders not pressing sales and tn
market although quiet has throughout the week bee
toerably firm in The sales include so hhds Cub
at $7d775 10 hhds. New Orleans at 81 75 and 60 hhd
Porto Rico at $s(ds50 making total for the week
only $50 hhds. We quote Sugars to-day as follows viz
&c. 50Gl7 for refining grades Cuba and English Island
s712K7 rs for grocery grades do $7G7.7 for commo
to fair Porto Rico and New Orleans and s775GS 70 fo
good fair choice do We note the import this week
3S1 hhds and 17e3 boxes from Cuba; 203 hhds. fror
Demerara; 242 hhds. from Porto Rco 100 hhds. froI
| New York; and 159 hhds. Meado.
| REFINED SUGARs.-The following are the manufactu
rers for refined Sugars viz 10Sd10x cts for oa
IOh010x cts. for crushed powdered, and granulated