The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-30
Total Wheat Flour.1l1es

GRAIN-The supply of Grain at market this week h;
been light the receipts at the Corn Exchange of all
scriptions amounting to only about 65 600 bushels Fo
Wheat there has been pretty good inquiry prices
it have improved but we have no material change I
note since our last in the rates for other descriptions
Grain.
WHEArWheat has been arriving quite sparingl ly thi
week, the receipts amounting to- only about 5000 bush
els, included in which amount few lots of ney
Wheat. The new crop is pretty nearly ready to com
forward and in the course of week two the receipt
of Wheat will doubt be heavy. There has been
pretty good inquiry for Wheat this week and it ha
Old red from 3 to 13S cts for good to prime
and old white l40 for fair 145 to 155 cts for goo
to prime 16O165 cts for choice and the few lots of
received have been sold at $50 for red and 175ls
for white. lot of IA 900 bushels old white Whed
in store was sold day or two since but the
kept private.
CoRN.-The supply of Corn at market this week has
been light the receipts amounting only about As Oo
bushels, against 6S 900 bushels last week For prime
Corn there has been good demand but large part
the Corn offering is of inferior quality, and for this
scrption the market is, and has been throughout thu
week quite dull For white prices have ranged
y at from 65 to ~ cts the inside figure being for
rior the outside for prime and yellow has sold a.
from 60 to 65 for inferior lots cts for good
do, and few prime samples have brought TO- 7172 cts
The hg price obtained for yellow TODAY was 20 c1s
RYE.Rye has been quoted through the week at 6sG7O
cts for Maryland and 7617s Pennsylvania and
it closes steady at these figures There have been few
hundred bushels Pennsylvania sold at the prices named
above, but we have heard of no sales of Maryland.
| oATs-0Its have through the week been dull -
There have been II 900 bushels received of which
have been sold at 33G35 cts for Virginia and Maryland
and S6@4O cts for Pennsylvania and quote Oats
|
PEAsE AND BEANs.-Black Eyed Pease are still selling
at $2S hG25o per two bushe bag, and quote Beans
az ranging from 80 to 125 cts per bushel
| SEEDS.-There has been movement in Grass Seeds
Tor some time past but we quote Glover nominal at $4
45O, and Timothy at s25Oa3 per bushel Flaxseed is
| selling slowly at from 81 So to Sl.45 per bushel.
Wheat bu. Corn bu. Rye bu. oats. bus
| This week.. 9,2S1 1925 AIS ,O97
To this time. 471o28 1856 22o 1886 848'544
Same time $50. 4l9,s2O 1,7SSl63 37,428 35S, ,220
GUANO-Some few sales are making in small lots at
f0rmer We ian
Guan9 at $50 per long tom and that Of dealers s6162
Island Guano at S4S per long ton by the importer,
and $50 by the dealers; Mexican A S2Od22 per ton
according to quality Mexican at $1e, sombrero at
Manipulated Guano sells at $47 Whitelock & Co.'S,
Rhodes' and DeBeggs Super Phosphate Of Lime, and
imports this week are S96 tons Peruvian and 175 tons
Sombrero.
GINSENG.-There is no Ginseng selling, and we can
give no reliable quotation for it, 1t is quoted in New
York at so cts. per lb.
former quotations, viz IL cts for SMALL and Is cts each
aAY AND sTRAw-Hay is steady at our previous
quotations, viz $l691s for baled and s1416 per
loose and we again quote Straw at $415 for Rye and
$SgdlO per ton for Wheat and Oat.
HEMP-There is American Hemp in market and
we are unable to give qnntatan for it, but Russia
is selling at $500 per ton, and Manila do. 654 cts
per lb Russia yarns bringing II cts per lb
HIpES.-There are no foreign Hides here. City saugh-
tered Hides are selling at ah d0 Country saugh-
tered at 9G9k cts, and dry do at 14a15 cts.
HOPS-We still quote Hops at 7S for DID, and ID
go cts per ID Tor new cropbu there very little doing
HoNEY;-Cuba Honey may be quoted at 70 cts. per
gallon, cash, but we hear of nothing doing in it.
lRON-We have sales of Iron TO report this week
but prices for it well maintained, and we quote
Pig steady at the following rates, viz: s274 for Bal
tmore Charcoal Forge; $50 for Charcoal No Wheel:
s4 for No Anthracte s23 for No do s2 per ton for
No 3do Scotch Pig is selling from the yards at $23024
and quote Blooms at S4OCd45 for pudded and s6OfG
62h per ton for best Charcoal Bar Iron may be quoted
at $4,000 per ton for common English iolled s65ao for
refined do and S60965 fol refined American do. Nails
demand SalIi Of
312h per 100 lbs.
INDIGO.-Indgo is quiet but steady at the quotations
which are as fellows, viz: 135g170 cts for Bengal 956
l4o cts fol kurpah 7595 cts for Madras 3550 cts for
common to fair Manila; 6OG15 good to prime do
loOGOcts for Caracas; and 1o5a135 per b Qua
temaa.
LEATHER There is little more doing but the market
is by no means active We still quote City slaughtered
3a54 cts Country do at 2d3O cts; Rough Skrting 2S
q3l cts Spanish Sole 2sG30 cts City harness Leather
black S4S7 cts Country do 2729 cts; Upper in rough
hide $35OG5 Calf Skins 55d6S per lb and finished
do. S5(dl00 cts. per lb
MADDER.- Madder is very dull. We hear of no sales,
pu we quote nominal at @l2 cts per b. for good to
MILL FEED-We quote Brown Stuff this week at15a
16 cts, and Mddlngs 2s3O cts Der busheI but we
hear of no sales of Importance.
MOLASSES-There is very little inquiry for Molasses
ana we nave heard OF no sales of consequence being
this week Wequote it however steady at the follow
ing rates, viz: 25(d26 cts for clayed Cuba 27d32
cts for Cuba Mgscovado 259S3 cts for English Island
la5(G3S cts for Porto Rco and 46(G49 New Or
leans The only import this week is of SO hhds from
common Rosin this week. and sales of 900 bbIs
per bbl at which figure it closes steady Spirits
Iurpentne IS in fair request at last weeks 43
per gallon and we continue to quote Tar at 81 12k
az 25, and Pitch at 81 per bb
olLs-oils are dull, but prices for them are un-
changed, and We still quote follows viz: Sperm
at l45Gl cts for fall and 50955 winter crude
Whale at 5595s cts; bleached Patent 63d65 cts.
Solar at 68970 cts Sea Elephant 7oG75 cts Lard at
eoG95 cts; and Linseed at 62@65 cts Ethereal Oil is
selling at 4547 cts, and Camphene at 4s per gallon
PLASTER.-We quote Plaster nominal at s275a3 per |
ton, but there is none selling.
PoTAToES.-Potatoes are quite dull and we can give
no reliable quotations for them.
, PoWDER-we quote Hazards, Dupoats, and Beatty's
at 1925 for blasting and SIS for sporting per keg
Of 25 lbs.
PROvIsIoNs-The Provision market this week bas
been active and buoyant. The demand for Bacon has
been particularly brisk and since last Friday prices for
advanced in the week so to rs cts per bb Bulk Meat
and Lard to per lb, and the market closes
rm with an upward tendency for all descriptions of
BAcoNThe sales of Bacon this week include 60 hhds
Sides at lo4 cts rs hhd Shoulders 81 cts 100 hhds
TO- at SA cts, $50 hhds. Sides 10A cts 90 hhds do
1t lOB cts, 100 hhds Shoulders S%d9 cts $50 hhds
Sides at II cts, 25 hhds do at IL cts so erces Hams
1t l1911k cts, 1000 pieces Hams loose at IL cts and
$500 pieces at i2k 3 cts Shoulders are held firmly
day at cts, and Sides at ia cts for round lots.
BULK have been sales of Bulk Meat made
his week far have heard, but has been
rmly for two or three days past at cts for Shoulders
10 cts. for Sides, and 9k cts for Hams.
BEEF-We have heard of transactions this week in
Beef worth noting, but quote it SIS Western No.
$40 for do Mess; $40 for Baltimore No. l, and sl25O@
PoRK.-The sales of Pork this week include 400 bbls
ess at SIS $50 bbls do at $40, 100 bbls Prime at
AIS, and so bbls. Rump at 1875 per bb We quote
Hess to-day firm at sl9Gl950, Prime at $l5 and Rump
1t sl4 per Dbl. -'Ar
week so far have heard but quote it firm TODAY
IN 9l2h cts for Western in bbs. and terces and Is
gl3& cts. in kegs.
BuTTER-Butter continues arrive pretty freely and
quote 1t to-day at l0 cts for solid packed Western
or city packed shipping Butter. ,>H VS.
CHEEsE-Eastern cutting Cheese is selling at 11a
~ cts, and Western do at hG10 cts per lb there
S no English Dairy Cheese in market.
RICE-There has been good inquiry this week for
iIce and prices for 1t have improved since the opening
to of cent per lb. 1t sold at the opening Of the
week at g4K cts but subseqently it brought Ak cts
rime lots There has been received this week and
he stock here is quite light
sUGARS.-sugars were very quiet during the early
art of the week, but within the last two or three days
here has been more inquiry for them, and sales to
moderate extent have been made. The include 225
hds Cuba the cargo of the &c c. Knight" SO S7%
nd $50 boxes Molasses Sugars $780, both of which
OTIS were taken refining, 80 hhds. Cuba at 81, u
hds New Orleans 62% 127 hhds Porto Rico at from
725 to Ss, and 20 hhds do at 1925 making total
4l4 hhds and $50 boxes. There is pretty firm feel
in the market we quote Sugars as closing today
eady at the following rates. viz: Sc SOAR refining
rades Cuba and English Island; $725S for grocery
rades do; $725Cq775 for good common to good Porto
co and New Orleans; and SS 25(1s so for prime and
hoice lots We note the import this week of liz hhds
nd 100 boxes from Cuba and $500 bags from Boston
ne following rates, viz l04 @llOS for loaf e%(0
Db cts for crushed powdered, and granulated 94n9A
Us Ior SOU crusheo Whe and SB(G9 cts. per lb. for
elbow. |
sALT-There is good trade demand for Salt but we
ave heard OF no cargo sales week Ground Alum
1vanced since our last and it is selling cts
Ut we continue to quote fine at I5516o for Jeffrey
Darcys 165 cts for Marshalls, and It's per sack
u Ashton's There is nothing doing in Turks Island
a put we quote it nominal at 20@2 cts. per bushel
Soap is selling at 10x (111 cts Oeine
o. as cts and Chemical Olive do. 6G7 cts per
J. = ~ The M demand is fair at these figures.
still quote Pepper at s4d9 cts; Pimento
9of cts. Cassa at 17dl8 cts Cloves cts Gin
sr az oH cts Mace at 45 and Nutmegs 4o45 cts
riVate terms. 30 Nffe'' 'i !
SIAhChIStarch is steady at the following rates. viz
aon ets, or western PEARL 5K@5x for Lancaster
I'd d. 6C461 cts for Kingsford's eswego
o., " are dull but continue to quote
em as follows, viz: at S4O965 for heavy W. o Hhd y
59S2 for light do; $4O55 for O. Pipe: s1s(a25 for
lied X. o. o. HID; $Isa2o for single and s3s@4O per
SYRUPS-We continue to quote Baltimore refined
'rups follows, wig; at 394i cts. for Sugar House;
e fer Golafn and sq cts per galleR for Extra Gqdan