The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-01

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ground, and again quote Ohio and Howard Street Fam
lily as ranging from;s6.37x to s6.76 per Dbl.
RYE FLoUR.-Rye Flour has ruled through the week al
$3S7h14 per bbl, but have heard of no sales of i'm
portance being made
CORN MEAL,-Corn Neal has been duh this week, but
continue to quote it at S3.62k per bbl for both Bat
and Brandywine The exports this week amount
only $40 bbs.
the week ending August 30, 1860:
Bbs. Half Bbs.
Howard street et........... $500 80.
| City Mllls...... lO,O5Z bZ4
| ONO: o:..................'. l2:S5
\ falnlly eVlo
| Total Wheat Flour. SO o52 62i
Together with 76 bbls Rye Flour and ,29 bbls and
! so half bbls. Corn Meal
GRAIN.-There has been good supply of Grain at
market this week, but the receipts fall somewhat be-
low those of last The offerings at the Corn Exchange of
| all varieties add up about 100000 bushels, against
900 bushels last week Wheat has throughout the
| week been active and buoyant, and advance of
fully 10 cts per bushe has been established in m but
other varieties of Grain have sold at about the rates
as were obtained last week Grain of all descriptions
c9s nowevsr continues to arrive pretty freely the
offerings this week amounting to about 13S bushels
| against 165 900 bushels last week. The market for
it has throughout the week been active buoyant and
since the opening prices have been steadily moving up
ward Red sold at the opening of the week at lo@li5
cts for common 1231S0 for fair to prime and white
at l2OG25 for ordinary I559l55 cts for fair prime
and 60d65 cts for fancy lots but yesterday red sold
at l3Ogl40 cts for fair to prime and white at 12SG35
cts for ordinary 14O145 cts for fair 150G165
good to prime, and 17O175 choice lots Today
there about Sc 900 bushels market which the
largest receipt on any day this The demand
for it was however active, and nearly all the lots offered
were sold at about yesterdays figures and the market
it closed firm
RYE-Rye has been in pretty good demand this week.
and the receipts about 500 bushels have nearly ali
changed hands at from 3 to rs cts for Maryland so
(S2 cts for Pennsylvania Maryland may be quoted as
closing at 757S cts, and Pennsylvania at SOGS2 cts
CoRN-The receipts OF Corn well as those of Wheat,
have fallen off this week. the offerings amounting to on
E about AZ 900 bushss against 65 900 bushels last week
The receipts have however been equal the demand the
market for having through the week been dull Prices
n rial hnt flo thao
white has ranged through the week from 65 ct
and yellow at from 81 to 70 cts. prime To-
day Corn was in good supply but the market for it
dull yellow sold at 70G73 cts. for good prime and
white at 65d6s cts for common to fair We quote prime
white at 72(d74 cts.
OATs.-Oats have been in good supply again this week
the offerings amounting to about 81 900 bushels The
mand for them has been good and nearly all the lots Of
ered have changed hands at from 81 to IS for Mary
land, and 3435 cts for Pennsylvania and they close
to-day steady at these figures
SEEDs.-Cloverseed is dull and rather heavy, Some
occasional small sales making So but lots of any
size would not bring over S. to s525 per bushe limo
thy Seed is in fair request and we note sales this week of
300 to 400 bushels from $75 to 25 per busbe
Flaxseed is selling slowly at s1.4OG1.45 per bushe
PEAsE AND BEANs.-The market is entirely bare O f
Pease and Beans and therefore unable give any
quotations for them.
OFFERINGS GRAIN At THE CORN EXCHANGE
Wheat bu Corn bu. Rye bu. Oats bu
This week.. 1871 46736 2,47S 84,143
TO 9th this time 2s2 $40 195o9e2 $3.50 557 $50
GUANo.-The demand is very active and the dealers
are busily 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 is held S4s by the importer and $50 by
dealers Johnsons Island at s2592s and Bakers
Island Guano at $40 per long tom Mexican at s2O022
per ton according to quality, Mexican at Sl6 Sombrero
at per 2ng ton Nevassa at s25 long ton by i'm
porers and S2S by Dealers and Columbian at S3s40 per
long ton. Manipulated Guano sells $47. Whiteock
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 sl3
We note the import this 6lS Peruvian direct
x tNns trra
New York
GNSENG zen Ginseng is selling at 4o@45 cts per lb.
cts. for small, and Is cts. each for large.
HAY AND STRAW.-Hay is in active demand and
quote it firm at sl6gl7 per ton for prime baed limo
hy Straw is selling at SS(9 for Wheat $9G10 for Oat
and sl4gl5 per ton for Rye
HEMP.-Hemp is unchanged in price, and we still
uote it at $l55a160 per ton for rough American $2O5
.l5 for dressed do 5000 for Russia; and 6H cts per b.
or Manila Jute is in good demand at slOO1O5 per ton
HlDES-We hear of transactions iu foreign Hides
his week. City slaughtered Hides are selling at 9H(dIO
ts wet Country slaughtered at 9G9h cts and dry do.
IRON.-Pig Iron continues steady and firm at for
quotations. viz s27K for Baltimore Charcoal FOrge
80 for Charcoal No. Wheel s24 for Mol Anthracite;
% for do; and $22 per ton for No do We note
ale this week of 800 tons Baltimore Charcoal Forge Pig
ship at s2s and yards at s24 x25 and we
uote Blooms at $40d45 for pudded and $60l162H per
Charcoal. Iron may quoted at s55,6O
o. and $60B65 fol refined American do Nails sell
ng at $3d3 25 per 100 lbs for Cat 4d and upwards
INDIG0.-We still quote Indigo fellows viz: at 1856
970 cts for Bengal 95l45 cts fol Kurpah; 75a95 cts
1r Madras 35g5O cts. for 20 fair Manilla GOA
Is cts for good to prime do 100ll0 cts for Caracas
nd l05Gl35 cts. per lb. for Guatemala
LEATHER.-Thera is rather doing in Leather this
7eek although the market is still dull AT this
he year there is generally active business DOING but
Eastern buyers have not yet entered the market
the transactions very limited. We
uoe City slaughtered at 3lG34 cts; Country at 27
cts. Rough Skirting 26G30 cts; Spanish Sole 2s30
ts; City harness Leather, black, 3437 Country do.
7d29 cts Upper in rough hide S3.50d5 Calf Skins 55
and finished do, ct
LUMBER-There is no special change to note in the \
lumber market this week: Good qualities of White Pine
ontinue in fair demand, and other descriptions are
elling to moderate extent. The receipts still :
ght, and We quote as before White Pine Cuttings
nd White Pine siding selected at sI2a14. Hem,
Ock jois and scantling at $10dl050 Hemlock boards
nuch inquired for and prices mostly nominal. We
uote Oak boards at si6Gls; Poplar boards and plank
t sl6Gls; do scantling $lS4l5; do. & stuff S1l@l3
MoLAsSES.-There has been but little inquiry this
week for Molasse and the sales far have heard
mbace only few small lots within the range quota
ions, which are still as follows, viz: 21@1A cts. for
layed Cuba; 25So cts for Cuba Muscovado 23@3O cts
or English Island; 26G35 cts for Porto Rico and 45
q cts for New Orleans. The market although quiet is
teady and firm at the above figures. We the i'm
,ort this week of rs hhds. from Cuba r
MADDER.We hear of no sales of Madder but we still
uote it at @!2 cts per lb, for good to prime Dutch
)mbro.
MILL FEED-ill Feed is selling quite freely at IAN
8 cts for Brown Stuff and 27d2s per bushel for
addlings lot of 5000 bushels Brown Stuff was sold
NAVAL STORES.-There has been no movement of ,
consequence this week in Naval Stores, the only sale
worth noting far have heard being one of 300
bls common Rosn at Sl4O per Dbl. Spirits Turpentne
still selling at 4l42 cts per gallon, and quote Tar
It 81 25, and Pitch at So per bbl
OlLS.Os continue firm but the rates are unchanged
md we still quote Sperm at 145@ll50 cts. for fall and
SoG'loe cts for winter; crude Whale at 6O@62 cts
leached Patent at 60d6S cts Solar at 6S(cl7O cts
sea Elephant at 70975 cts; Lard at 95G9S cts; and
inseed at 62g65 cts gallon, ETHEREAL Oil is selling
Il 45(147 cts, and Camphene at 46 cts per gallon. !
cOntlnQe Plaster
yer ton but there is comparatively little doing in it.
PoWDER-We have no chang to note in the for
owder and still quote Hazards Duponts and Beat
at sS5 for blasting and s5 for sporting keg of rs
PROVISIONS.-The Provision market has been quiet 1
his week, and the feeling in it has been much less {
uoyant than it last week, although prices be
AID TO have given way We give below a statement of
he operations of the week.
BAcoN.-There has been a fair jobbing demand this
eek for Bacon but sales of large lots have been made
he sales reported embrace about $50 hhds Shoulders
nd Sides at 104@10K cts for the former and 124(G
cts for the latter 500 pieces Hams at 24 cts 900
ieces do at 1S4 cts 5000 prices do at ID cts We
uote Shoulders as closing to-day at 10a l0x cts, and
ides at 124 (d12h cts
BULK MEAT:-There have been no sales of Bulk Meat
lade this week far have heard but it is held
\ cts. for Shoulders, and IL cts for Sides;
BEEFThere is very little doing in Beef, but quote
altimore packed at Sll for No. and Sl3l4 bb for
less Western Beefis however some 81 to So per bb
over. 7
PoRK-We GALES this week of 100 bbls Mess Pork
S1962H and 800 bbs do. at sl975 per bb We quote
less to-day Sl9.75 Prime at $l475Gy15 and Rump at
LARD-There has been considerable done this week in
ard, the sales embracing some $50 terces 13I1l34
ts $50 kegs at 134 cts and $50 kegs at IA cts Most
the above taken for export to Cuba We quote :
ard day firm at 134 cts. in bbs and tierces and IA
is. in kegs.
BUTTER.-Good Butter is and in demand, but
ommon do. is dull We quote solid packed Western
his week at 124 cts Roll at 1217 cts the
gure being for prime Gades at l4dl6 cts. Western Re
erve at 12dl4 cs and city packed 12h cts per lb
note sales this week of 800 kegs City packed Butter
the above figure Eggs bringing l2112H cts per
oxen.
CHEEsE.-Easern Cutting Cheese is still selling at 1lG
IL cts and we quote Western do ranging from SH
10 cts English Dairy Cheese is selling 119ll cts
pr Western, and 12H cts. per lb for Eastern. }
RCE-There has been pretty good inquiry this week
Rice, and prices for it have improved fully q
er b Sales of 400 terces have been made
to cts and quote it closing steady and firm
Ad5 cts for fair to prime lots There have no
eipts this week and the stock here is light
SUGARS.-Sugars have been rather quiet this week !
ut prices for them have nevertheless been pretty we'll
Maintained. The sales embrace 100 hhds. good re-
ming Cuba at $6.75 and 600 boxes No. -l2k Ha
ana at $3.50, rs hhds. Cuba at 81 25@17 so, 20 !
hds. New Orleans at 81 so, 125 hhds. common
orto Rico for refining at $6S7K 10 hhds do at s712H
so hhds fair to good do. at from s762H $685. 100
oxes clayed Cuba at S6S7k, and 800 boxes do. at :
S37H making total of 4S0 hhds and 1000 boxes We
educe quotations for refining grades to-day but
re make no change in those of grocery qualities We
uote follows, viz: at SO 70 for refining grades
uba and English Island $7(d775 for grocery grades
o.; $675f775 for common to fair Porto Rico and New