The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-25


a. The following the inspections of Flour Meal 70
the week ending February %, 1860:
Howard street. .sS31 -.
city Mlls.. !, $50 200
Il Ohlo. o..................... 20
Total Wheat Flour. ,236 200
Together with 46 bbls. Rye Flour and $50 bbs Corr
Meal 80
GiAIN.-There has been considerable increase thi
week in the receipts of GRAIN offerings of the variou
descriptions amounting to about 1000 bushels agans
54 900 bushels last week Wheat has sold throughout the
at very full rates but Corn which during fhe
part of the week firm, has fallen off in price slightly
within the past day two. Rye and Oats have sold
generally at about last weeks rates
WHEAT-Wheat has throughout the week been in good
demand and the market for it with rather an up.
ward tendency The receipts add up about
dl35 cts for red l25dl35 cts. for white I40
$50 cts for fair to good do and both red and white close
firm to day at the above figures
RYE-There have been about 500 bushels Rye at mar
ket this week, and it has mostly been sold S5SS cts
for Maryland and 80 cts Pennsy quote
these as the rates for both varieties to-day.
CoRN.-There has been considerable increase this
week in the receipts of Corn the offerings amounting
about 900 bushels, against 900 bushels week
During the early part of the week the demand brisk
and the market firm, but within the last day the
On Saturday sold 7O73 cts measure Haas cts
weight for white and 75G77 cts. weight for yellow, but
Monday white brought 7SG76 cts, and yellow 76G7S
cts weight, and on Tuesday both varieties brought the
same figures. On Wednesday both varieties sold at 74(d
76 weight but yesterday to-day white sold at
| 72G74cts., and yellow at 73G75 cts. weight.
OATS Oats have through the week been rather dull
but the receipts which have been about 10000 bushels
have mostly changed hands from IL 43 cts for Ma
ryland, and 43(a45 cts. for Pennsylvania Oats
SEEDs-There has been an active demand this week for
Coverseed, and note sales of about 200 bushels
from S475 to $685. that the latter figure being of strict
RF@s sSoe S1 ssSa sells paf qBg at
OrFEETSas WSest OF CRAZY ~ AT r. THE CORN ExoHASeE
This week.. 1925 6I,7s5 1,6I5 e,i2o
Same 't time nS SO 1880 aiSSSs 599 59 5sSS a5SSS
O.-W he A9ent ts' q
long ton and that of dealers at S662 according guam
tty. We quote California Eide Island at SAT SO per
dealers Mexican s2oG22 per ton according to quail
ity Mexican at $16 sombrero sS2 per long ton and
sells at SAT, whiteock Co.'S, Rhodes and DeBergs
Super Phosphate of Lime, Baughs bone Phosphate
ports this week are 100 tons from Charleston 275
from New York, and 1l2 tons from Sombrero.
GUNNY BAGS-Gunny Bags still selling at
IL cts. for small, and l6 cts each for large.
GINSENG.-We still quote Ginseng at 6oG62x cts per
lb but we hear of no sales this week.
them at 7(Gs cts. for DID, and 14l5 per new
HONEY.-We still quote Cuba Honey at 6OG65 cts. in
Hay AND srRAwHay is aui st selling at s15017
for baled and s1S15 for loose. and quote Straw at
$5Gl6 for Rye, and sloG12 per ton for Wheat and Oat
HEMP.-Hemp is still quoted sl45 for rough Ameri-
cam $50 for dressed do and S95 per ton for Russia
Manila is still selling at 6K cts per lb.
HlDES.-There foreign Hides here, and we are
consequently without any transactions to note City
slaughtered Hides selling at 9ha1O cs Country
lRONWe have heard of no transactions of importance
this week in Iron, but it is still firm with upward ten
dency. We quote Baltimore Charcoal Forge Pig at $2s
Charcoal No Wheel at $780, and Anthracite at s2i
for No l. s23 for No. and S22 per No s. Scotch
Blooms at s4oa45 for puddled and s6062k per ton for
oes Charcoal Bar Iron may be quoted at S556O per
for common English Oed s65@7C for refined do, and
S6OG65 for refined American do. Nails are active and
firm at So 25 100 lbs. for Cut Id. and upwards
lNDIG0.-We quote Indigo to-day fellows viz: at |
l$5al65 cts for Bengal e59135 cts for Kurpah 75G95
cts for Madras; 35d50 cts for to fair Manilla
6oll5 cts for good to prime do 95G1oocts Caracas
and l0Odll5 cts. per lb. for Guatemala.
LEATHER. There isvery little doing at present, and
stocks are beginning to accumulate We still quote City
Slaughtered 33aS5 cts Country do. at 27la3O cts;
harness leather, black 34S7 cts Country do 27G29 cts
Upper in rough hide s35O95 Calf Skins 55a6s cts per
lb., and finished do. S5d100 cts. per h.
LUMBER.-The demand is very limited, and prices
continue unchanged We still quote White Pine cuttings
siding sl1@14 hemIock joists &C. at SO 5Od1 so; do
do RATED, at s991O "A oak at s17dsl9 do at sl29
ais; do. "A boards sis9l6; do do at sI2a1s; and
maple at Sl2G16 per thousand feet.
dull lot of 25 hhds Porto Rico sold day or two
since at 3S39 cs but have heard of transactions
worth noting in Cuba or New Orleans. We quote Moas
ses to-day as follows viz at 24G2S cts for old Cuba rs
13 cts for new do 3S40 cts for Porto Rico and
47(G5O cts. for New Orleans We note the import this
week OF 1874 bbls from Louisiana and las hhds and 10
tierces from Cuba ~
G MI MILL FEED-Mll Feed is firm and in demand. Brown
cts and Mddlings at35942 cts per bushel.
MALT.-Barey Malt is still held at 9Oae5 cts. per
buShe but we hear of no sales
MADDER.- Madder is quiet but we still quote il at
lodil \ ctso H., the latter figure being for prime
NAVAL sToREs.-Spirits Turpenne has again ad
vanced, and we now quote it at 4SG49 per gallon
We note sales in the week of 200 bbls these
igures We still quote common RoSn at 81 so; Pitch Mt
s2; and Tar at s212H6322 25 per Dbl but nothing has
been done in either of these articles during week so
HaKe fs da but they are unonanrea in price
md we still quote Sperm at l45l5O cts for fall and $50
WhaIp nj 50cts.
d Patent at 63@6s cts; Solar 10 cts; Sea Ele
,hant at 7oqso cts Lard eoa93 cts Linseed at
9G62 cts. Ethereal Oil is selling at 52G54 cts. Cam
'hene at 50 cts. and Kerosene at 80 cts per gallon
PRoIlSl0NS.-Provisions have throughout the week
been in fair demand and prices for them have been well
sustained. The market for day two past has how
,ver been rather sluggish.
ude l25 coo lbs. Shoulders and Sides loose and
- cts, so hhds Shoulders at TX cts, 25 hhds Sides at
- cts 1000 lbs Hams at Ok cts, Sc hhds. do. OK
is, and "a bbls Shoulders in pickle sl4 25 per bb
shoulders are held to-day at * cs and Sides 94 cts
'ut we have heard of no sales. /
BACON-There has been considerable Bacon selinotbi.
week in jobbng lots but the trade here have making
ery few purchases The sales Of Shoulders Sides by
he Jobbers add about $50 hhds at S and 104 cts
nd we note also sales of 10000 lbs loose Sides lOh
ts and Of some 1000 pieces Hams at 1Ok @12 cts.
OF OF 90 hhds Sides sold yesterday at 10 cts
OK cts. 9
BEEF-Beef has quiet this week the only sale we
ave heard of being one of 100 bbs. Western Mess on
riyate terms We quote Baltimore packed No. $40
Ill, and do. Mess at Sl2Gll4 per Dbl.
PoRK-Mess Pork has advanced this week 25 cts per
bl We have reported sales of 800 bbs light Mess at
IS and 200 bbs heavy do at SlS 25 per Sales also
100 bbs. Rump Pork at s2 75al3 per bbi We quote
less to-day at SlsGls %, Prime at sl45O and Rump
l275dl3 per Dbl. !
LARD.-Lard has advanced since our last of a cent
er b We note sales of so bbs Western Leaf at cts
90 terces do at IL cts and 12O kegs do l2cs 60
ays and it closes to-day steady at the above figures
have reported to-day sales of 700 erces 500 of which
ere taken for export, on private terms. n
BuTTER-We have reported this week sales of 400 kegs
ladies' Butter at l5G6 cts, and of 500 kegs do the
,rms for which We're kept private. Western solid pack
Butter is selling at lHl2 cts, Roll do. 14dlS cts
ew York State do. at 17G2O cts Goshen do at 2Of
we still quote City packed do II per h.
IS, but there is Western here We quote English | I.
airy Cheese at II cts for Western and 12H13 cts for
astern L
PLAsTER-PIaster is selling in retail lots at 81 per
IN but cargo would not bring this figure The L
PowDER.-We continue to quote Hazards, Duponts. t.
nd Beays Powder at So for blasting and SIS for sport
lg per keg of 25 lbs h
are still selling in retail lots
ON the wharf at prices ranging from As 65 cts per
lshel The market for them continues dull II
RICE There has been quite active movement this
g been made at 444 cts, and it closes firm at these f
cures for good to prime lots We note the receipt Ii
us week OF o9J casks from Charleston, and 100 casks
ON Savannah; total 500 casks. IL
RUM.-New England Rum is selling at 33G34 cts and "
e quote Jamaica do at 81 25Gl so per gallon.
SUGARS.-There have been some Sugars sold this b
eek to the reners, but the grocers have been king
cry few purchases The market although quiet has Ia
throughout the week been steady and firm The f.
lies include 3O6 hhds Cuba 81 25 274 boxes do at -
Il2 as and 100 hhds crop Melado at S. 25 all
r refining and we note in addition sales to grocers OF
hhds Cuba at 81 62k IL hhds. Porto Rico at AZ 62I
nd $50 hhds. New Orleans 100 hhds of which was sold
day. at from 1929 to $s.S7H Sales also today of
hhds. Cuba at 81 so. Sugars close today steady rt
the following rates, viz. $7(d725 for refining h
rades Cuba and English Island; 81 50G775 for | ~
rocery qualities do; S750GS SO for fair to prime =,
oro Rico; and 81 750S7 rs for common to choice New u
rleans We note the import this week 567 hhds from
ouisiana. pi
REPINED sUeARs-Rened Sugars are still selling at tr
CLOS cts for loaf 1oglo4 cts for crushed, powder te
I'd 9d91 cts. per lb. for yellow y
SYRUP.-The rates for Baltimore refined SvruD are
i'll follows viz AZ cts for Sugar House. 46 cts for
olden and 81 cts per gallen for Extra Golden. We b
loe Portland Syrup at Hd26 cts per gallon re
STARCH-We still quote Starch at from to SIX cts bt
western, 5H "a cts. for West Philadelphia and Os- RI
ego River, 6d6H cts for Duryea's and 6CG6 cts per
for Kingsford's Oswego.
SOAP P-Castle Soaps selling O@1ok cts; olene al
at as cts, and Chemical Olive do at 6d7 cts per te
The demand is fair at these figures.
SPICES.-We continue to quote Pepper firm at cts
Id Pimento at SdSh cts per h. but we have heard of
sales this week Gloves still selling at S4GSb la
s.; Cassa at 20d22 East India Ginger at 5%(G6 N
s.; Mace at 42H45 cts, and No Nutmegs at so cts M
n lb. III
still quote Slaves as follows viz at s35 IL
40 for W. o. HID; $4550 W. O. Pipe slsG20 for re
He'd R. o. HID; and S32d35 per thousand for prime do
note sale this week Of 25 900 selected W. O. Pine g
aves at $50 per thousand.
T0BACC0.-The market for Maryland Tobacco has n
very quiet this week. the stock of old crop in the e.
nds of agents not being deemed desirable by shippers
receipts of the crop have far been very light
1t what few hogsheads have been received have met
th ready sale fair prices We continue former gu Ola
ons, viz frosted Maryland at 81; ground leaf at S27
mmon at 81 503.5 so; middling $4(G450; good middng
d550 good leaf S6G6 50 and fine at $7(12 We have oil
quotations give Ohio Tobacco receipts of cC
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