The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-15

only $50 bbls ''' '''
The following are the inspections of Flour Meal for
the week ending Sept. IL, 1860:
Bbs. Half Bbls.
Howard street..........., 461 go.
City Mills. S,222 932
ONO. o........s............ 7,713
family .....'.''.''...'.'. 4S9O
Total Wheat Flour....2S 446 932
Together with 81 bbls. Rye Flour, and Is hhds. and
374 bbls. Corn Meal
GRAIN.-The receipts of Grain this week have been
lighter than for two three weeks past but the supply
has nevertheless been equal to the demand. The offerings
at the Corn Exchange embrace 100 900 bushels Wheat
bushels Corn bushels Rye and 40 900 bushels
Oats making total of $4,000 bushels. Corn has
through the week been dull and rather heavy but
other varieties of Grain the demand has been fair although
not specially active. Wheat has sold generally at about
last weeks rates and few lots have brought advance
but it closes rather heavy in consequence of the continued
unfavorabe tone of the foreign advices Rye and Oats
have both been in good demand through the week and
they close steady at the quotations.
WHEAT-Wheat continues arrive pretty freely al
though there has been less received week than for
some weeks past The demand for it has through the
week been fair although not specially active except for
the very best grades which much wanted and prices
for it have varied very little since the opening Southern
red has ranged generally at from 135 lac fair
prime but for single lot of 1000 bushels very superior
$50 cts paid early in the week. and most of the
of Southern white received have changed hands at from
12s to 145 cts for common and medium 150l55
fair 160G17O cts for good to PRIME and 17517S cts
fancy lots but Western Wheat of which there continues
to be considerable received has sold generally at from
13O to 40 cts for red and 140 to l60 cts for white
RYE.There has been fair inquiry for Rye this week,
changed
so for Maryland, and SO cs for Pennsylvania We
quote Maryland to-day at 7579 cts and Pennsylvania
at S2,dS3 cts. per bushel.
CoRN-Corn has been in qnite light supply this week
but the receipts have nevertheless been in
demand and the ct for it has through the week
dull and heavy. White sold early in the week at 7377
cts and yellow at 7275 cts but for day two past
white has been selling at 6S71 cts and yellow at 69@
~ cts and both white and yellow closed to-day dull
oATsoats have been in pretty good supply this week.
but the demand for them has been olerably active and
0tf he tdatc
Maryland and 56G3s cts. for Pennsylvania, at which
figures they close steady.
Wheat bu. Corn bu. Rye bu. Oats bu
This week.. 1o2e77 S0,ol7 2sl9 s9,9lS
same nett time @ 9lssi 2is7'sos sssss S5s'267
SEEDs.-There has been some inquiry this week for
mation Sales of 200 800 bushels old Coverseed
have been made at $3.50 but to-day lot of 81 bushels
few small lots of Timothy Seed at 81 5O@275 per bushe
and it closes dull at these figures Faxseed unchanged
GUANo.-The brisk demand which has prevailed
for several weeks past still continues, and prices
are unchanged We still quote the Agents price for
Peruvian Guano at $50 per long ton, and that of
dealers $61(d62 according to quantity Ichaboe Guano
is held at s4S by the importer and $50 by Dealers
Johnson's Island at S25@92S and Bakers and Jar,
Wis Islands at sSsa40 We quote California or Eide
Island Guano at $40 long tom Mexican at s2OG22
$2S3O per long ton Nevassa at per long ton by i'm
porers and s2S by Dealers and Columbian at sS4O per
long ton. Manipulated Guano sells at $47. Whitelock
Baughs bone Phosphate sell at s45 bs and
Maryland Companys Super Phosphate of Lime at s4S.
The imports this week are 3, ,464 tons Peruvian.
G1NSENG-Ginsengi is dull, but still quote it at 40
a45 4t2,stsiP cts per r b. 5;s ..
for small, and Is cts each for large.
aAY AND STRAW.-Hay is in fair demand, and re
quote it steady at sl69l7 ton for prime baed Tmo-
thy. Straw is selling at SS9 for Wheat $9l0 for Oat
and Sl5dl6 per ton for Rye.
HEMP-Hemp is unchanged in price, and we still
for and Y cts
for Manila. Jute is in good demand at $l00d105 perten
HIDES.-There was an arrival this week of a cargo
from Buenos Ayres, which the only foreign
here but transactions have yet taken place in them
City slaughtered Hides selling at 9h11O cts wet
The imports are 1o540 cow and I5O horse Hides
from Buenos Ayres; and 737 COW and do. from the
West Indies.
HOPS-There is nothing doing in Hops here, but they
selling in New York 129l7 for DID, aud 25GS(
cts. per ID. for new crop.
IRON.-Iron is in good demand and we note sales this
week of some 300 tons Baltimore Charcoal Forge Pig
$3.50 and of 300 to 400 tons Anthracite No $21-6
We quote Charcoal No. Wheel Iron at $780, Anthracite
Mol Iron at s24, and No do. s23 per ton Scocl
Pig selling from ship at $ and from the yards S24
d25 and we quote Blooms at s4O45 for puddled, and
$6062 so per ton for best Charcoal Bar Iron may bt
quoted at $5560 per ton for English iolled S6s
G70 for refined do and s6O965 fol refined American do
Nails are selling quite freely at SO 100 lbs for Cut id
and upwards, and in proportion for extra sizes.
1NDlGO.-We still quote Indigo as follows, viz: 1861
l7o cts for Bengal e5Gl45 cts for Kurpah 75d95 cts
for Madras S5g5O cts for common 20 fair Manilla coo
ll5 cts for good to prime do 1G0ll0 cts for Caracas
and 105lGll35 cts. per lb. for Guatemala.
LEATHER-The market is still very quiet, owing to tn
absence of Eastern buyers We still quote City
at 31(34 cts Country do. at 27130 cts Rough Skirtn
2630 cs Spanish Sole 2SSO cts; City harness Leather
black 34S7 cts Country do 27(a29 cts; Upper in rou
hide $350d5 Calf Skins 55d6S cts. per lb and finished
| do. 85Gl00 cts. per Id.
break in the canal, and stocks becoming reduced
We still remark that good qualities of White Pin
continue in fair demand, and other descriptions ar
selling TO moderate extent The receipts are still
| light, and we quote as before: White Pine Culng
at s1SSql5; ; selects s25i common and panel at s35
lock joist and scantling at slOl0.5O Hemock boar2
and fencing at $l09l1. Hard wood of all kinds is
much inquired for and prices are mostly nominal. W
quote Oak boards at $l6dlS; Poplar boards and plan
at sl6!91s; do scantling s1S915 do. % stuff s1l@lS
| MOLASSES-There has been but little inquiry thi
week for Moasses and sales of consequence
made but we quote it steady at the following rates viz
24il2s cts for Cuba Muscovado; 24G32 cts for Engs
Island; 3037 cts for Porto Rico and 4750 Me-
Orleans We note the import this week of 2ss puncheon
| MADDER.-we hear of no sales of Nader but we sti
quote It at llCg2 cts per d. for good to prime Duc
MILL FEED.-Brown Stuff is selling quite freely at
cts and We quote Nddlings at 2Sd30 cts. per bushel
| NAVAL ST0RES.-There is nothing of consequence
doing in Naval Stores We quote Spirits Turpentine
40d4l cts. per gallon common Rosin at 81 .40(dI Al
| Pitch at 81, and Tar at $2d2. .25 per Dbl.
OlLS.-Ois continue firm, but the rates unchanged
and we still quote Sperm at 145015O cts. for fall
l55al6o cts: for winter; crude Whale at 6O@62 cts
beached Patent at 6O(96s cts. Solar at 6sd97O cts
Sea Elephant at 7o975 cts; Lard at e5lG9s cts an
Linseed at 62965 cts per gallon ETHEREAL Oil is sen
at 4915l cts, and Camphene at 46 cts per gallon.
PR0VISl0NS.-There has been very little done tn
week in Provisions, and although prices have not
cined the market for Provisions generally has through
out the week been dull and heavy.
BAcoN.-There has been fair retail demand fl
i Bacon, but there has been inquiry whatever fC
large lots We note sales in the week 200 to 81
hhds Shoulders and Sides at 1o9o4 cts for the forme
| Hams at from 13 to IA n cts.
BULK .MEAT.-Bulk Meat has been quoted through IL
week at 9@94 cts for Shoulders, 1lGll4 Side
and 10A all cts for Hams but there has been very lit
inquiry for it, and so far as we have heard sales hav
BEEP.-There is very little doing in Beef but we quo
Baltimore packed at 81 for No. l. and $l3Gl4 per BIB
for Mess Western Beef is however some So to s3 p
Dbl. lower.
PoRK.-There has been more inquiry for Pork than fl
any other article under the Provision head and moi
sales of 800 bbs Mess at S1975, 100 bbs Prime at 81
and so bbls Rump at sl4 so per bb Mess, Prime, an
Rump, all close steady at the above figures.
LARD we nave heard of no sales of Lard worth r
porting this week, but Western has throughout it bee
quite firm at l34 cts. in bbs and tcs., and IA cts
kegs We note the export this week of r. 600 lbs Lar
BUTrER.-Butter has been rather dull this week W
quote solid packed Western at 11@l2 cts; Western
at 12kdl4 cts Glades l4(l7 cts , and Cit
packed shipping Butter at l2@12K cts
CHEEsE.-Cheese is in pretty good demand, and "
quote it at sh@1oh cts for Western cutting, 11@1l
cts for Eastern do 1Odl1 cts for Western English Dair
and l2G13 cts. for Eastern do.
PLASTER.-Plaster is in rather better demand an
quote it at s3per ton, at which figure some q
tons have been sold this week.
POWDER-We have change to note in the rates Fl
Powder and still quote Hazards Duponts, and Bea
ty's S25 for blasting, and S. for sporting per keg
| 25 lbs.
POTATOES.-Potatoes are arriving quite freely, ar
white Mercer's selling in lots at from 60 to 20
| bushel.
| RICE.-Rica has Throughout Ine week Ue-u IN vvr
light supply and there has consequently been but lit
done in it, The few lots sold have brought 5954 ct:
and quote fair prime closing firm at these figure
| which are advance of K of cent on those of la
week. small lot of new crop Rice, the first OF the Sc
son, was received here early in the week.
RUM.-New England Rum is selling at 33h(g34 ct
but the market for it is dull.
SUGARs.-There has been a fair inquiry this week I
Sugars both from the trade and reners but the mark
has exhibited special activity The sales for renir
include 278 hhds English Island at $685. 43 do i