The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-23

Total Wheat Flour. ,OS7
Together with 1893 bbs. Rye Flour, OIL bbs. and 300
half bbs. Corn Meal.
GRAIN.-There has been fair supply of Grain at mar
ket this week. the receipts of the various descriptions
amounting the aggregate about 100 600 bushels The
market for Grain generally has throughout the week been
dull and rather heavy, and for Wheat Corn and Rye
weeks rates, hut they close duh and quite heavy.
Wharf.-The receipts of Wheat continue to be light,
oer Is this week amounting to only about 1890 bush
els Red sold the opening 1301S5 cts. for good
prime and white at 14O5O cts for fair to good and 1855
60 cts for prime and choice, but red has ranged for
days past at from 25 to 1873 cts for fair to prime
and white has sold at from 1873 to l45 cts for ordinary
good, and l50al55 cts for prime and choice lot of
400 bushels superior white sold however yester
day l61 cts. lot of new Wheat the first of the
son. received here early in the week. and it sold
at So per bushel.
RYE.-There have been only two three small lots of
Rye market this week but they have been sold at 20
cts for MARYLAND 75(D7S Pennsylvania and
We quote these the rates for Rye to-day.
CoRN-Corn has been in fair supply this week, the
cepts amounting to about 6S0OO bushels. The market
for it has been dull and since the opening prices
have fallen off to cts per buShel White sold at the
opening at 7476 cts, and yellow at 6S7O cts for good
prime lots but oday whesod at from SIS to IS cts for
inferior 81 to ~ cts Tor good to prime and yellow at 90
G6O cts. for inferior, and 656S for good to prime
ami both varieties closed dull at these figures. large
part of the Corn coming forward is of inferior quality
OATs-0ats have been dull again this week but they
have sold generally at 353S cts for Virginia and Mary
land and 39d42 cts per bushel for Pennsylvania The
receipts for the week have been about 16 900 bushels
PEAsE AND BEANs.-Black Eyed Pease still selling
at 81 81 2 SO per two bushe bag and we quote Beans
as ranging from 80 to 125 cts. per bushel
SEEDs.-There has been no movement in Grass Seeds
for some time past but quote Glover nominal at s46
81 So and Timothy at $25OG3 per bushel Faxseed is
selling slowly at from slS5 to si.45 per bushel.
OFFERINGS @ OF GRAIN A. At THE He COsN ExcHAEeE
70 .his tins;;: 4sI'15 1,sossss5 ssss5 s5za
GUANo.-some few sales are making in small lots at
former rates We quote the Agents price for Peruvian
according to quantity. We quote California or Eide
Island Guano at $4S per long ton by the importer
and $50 by the Dealers Mexican s2oga22 per ton
according to quality, Mexican at SIC, sombrero at
$50 per ong ton and Colombian at sSd40 per long ton
Manipulated Guano sells at SAT. Whitelock Il Co.'S
Rhodes and DeBerg's Super Phosphate of Lime, and
Baughs bone Phosphate sell at s45 OOOlbs We
note the import this week of 7S9 tons Sombrero and 26O
tons Nevassa.
GINSENG. Ginseng is held at 7OG75 cts. per lb but
we have heard of no sales being made recently.
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags still selling at our
former quotations, viz: IL cts for SMALL and Is
Hay AND STRAw.-Hay is steady at our previous
quotations, viz $l6GS for baled and sl4G6 per ton for
loose and we again quote Straw at $14Gl5 for Rye and
$Sd10 per ton for Wheat and Dat.
HEMP-There is American Hemp in market, and
unable to give quotation for it, but Russia do.
is selling 5000 per ton, and Manila do. at 6G64 cts
per ID. Russia yarns are bringing II cts. per lib.
HIDES.-The markets. still bare of foreign Hides. City
slaughtered Hides selling at H10 Country
slaughtered at 99eH cts, and dry do at l4415 cts.
d5 h. for crop but there is very little doing
in them.
HONEY-Cuba Honey may be quoted at 70 cts per
gallon, cash. but we hear of nothing doing in it,
IRON.-We have sales of Iron to report this week.
but prices for it are we'll maintained and we quote
Pig steady at the following rates. viz S27x for Bal
tmore Charcoal Forge; s3o for Charcoal No Wheel:
S24 for No. Anthracite; 1923 for No do; 500 per
No. do Scotch Pig is selling the yards s23G24
and We quote Blooms at s4045 for puddled, and 5000
62h per ton for best Charcoal Bar Iron may be quoted
refined do and $60@65 fol refined American do Nails
continue in good demand and Cut 4d selling at 500
3.12H per 100 lbs.
INDIGO.-Indigo is quiet but steady at the quotations
which are as fellows viz 135Ggl70 cts for Bengal ESQ
fair Manilla 60ll15 cts. for good prime do
1oo9l1Octs for Caracas and 1O5135 per h. for
temala.
LEATHER. There is very little doing Prices are
changed and quote City Slaughtered at 3S4 cts;
Country at 273O cts Rough Skirting 2S(d3l cts;
Spanish Sole 2SG30 ct City harness Leather black "a
aS7 cts Country do. 27d29 cts.; Upper in rough hide
$35095 Calf Skins 656S cts. h. and finished do So
(d10O cts. per ID.
LUMBER.-The receipts continue light and the stock
in first hands is smaller than usual at this The de-
mand is not active and quote as last week White Pine
cuttings at $l4(dll6, selects at $685. and common and
panel at s35 Hemock at $OlO5O for rails, boards and
scanting Hemock jots under twenty feet long dull
of sale Oak boards still dull and quote at $6
10; Oak ship plank at s2326; Poplar boards and stuff
si1g15; chair plank SlSg2O Cherry boards wide and of
good quality in fair request at S3040 Ash is in
small supply and good quality is in moderate demand at
SCOOPS.
M0LASSES-There has been very little inquiry this
week for Moasses and have reported sales of only
few small lots within the of the quotations, which
follows viz: 25926 cts for cayed Cuba; 27G32
for Cuba Muscovado 25GSS cts for English Island
35@3s for Porto Rico and 4649 cts for New Orleans
and 225 puncheons and 70 bbs. from Barbados.
NADER Nader is very dull. We hear of no sales
put we quote it nominal at ll2 cts per b. for good to
prime Dutch 0mbro.
MILL FEED-Brown Stuff still ranges at from Is to IS
cts, but Nddlings not bringing over 80 cts per
bushel We sale this week of lot of 800 bushels
Brown Stuff at II cts. per bushel.
NAVAL STORES.-The market for Naval Stores is yery
dull Some small sales of Spirits Turpentine are making
at 1904 cts gallon which is decline but there is
nothing doing in other articles We quote Rosn at so
for common Tar at I'm G225 andPitch at So per Dbl
OILS.-0ils dull, but prices for them are un-
changed, and still quote follows, viz: Sperm
at for fall and 50d55 for winter crude
Whale at 5595S cts; bleached Patent at 63d65 cts
Solar at 6S()70 cts Sea Elephant at 70G75 cs Lard at
selling at 4547 cts, and Camphene AZ per gallon
PLASTER.-We quote Plaster nominal at $2.7503 per
ton, but there is none selling.
P0TATOES.-Potatees quite dull and we can give
reliable quotations for them
POWDER.-We quote Hazards, Dupo1t's, and Beatty's
Powder at 1926 for blasting, and SIS for sporting per keg
of Is lbs.
PROVISIONS-There has been a good demand this
week for Provisions and the market for them has
throughout it been very firm in tone Bacon has i'm
proved in the week of cent per h., and it closes firm
at the advance. Other articles are also held higher
BAcoN.-The demand for Bacon this week has been
active and the sales include l20 hhd Shoulders out of
condition. cs It's hhds. do in prime order at sa
sx cts, $50 hhds Sides at 10k cts 100 hhds. do at
1O% @1OA cts., 2S tierces Hams at 11H(d12 cts and
600 Hams loose. III, 11X011X cts Shoulders close
firm to-day at Sx cts and Sides at 1OS d)l0x cts.
BULK MRAT-The sales Of Bulk Meat this week include
IS hhds Hams at OK cts and rs hhds light Sides at OK
cts. Heavy Sides are however held firmly at OK cts
and we quote Shoulders at TX cts per lb
BEEF-We have heard OF no transactions this week in
Beef worth noting but quote 1t at s. for Western No.
$40 for do Mess $40 Baltimore No l. and $12 SOFA
ID per Dbl. for do Mess