The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-31

Red has sold through the at IoO9 o6 cts for ord
nary to fair l0Gti3 cts. for good prime white
l0JGl0c cts for common and medium al 20 cts for f
IS 2od30 cts to good to prime and 3l35 cts for choic
figures.
e RYE-There have been about 5000 bushels MaryIan
rye at market this week all of which has been sold
rom AZ down to As cts and quote it closing at th
latter figure There but little Pennsy Rye
wing, but few small parcels have been sold week
S "a cts.
CoRN-Corn is arriving very slowly the receipts thi
week adding up only about II 900 bushels. There ha
however been but little inquiry for it and the receipt
have been quite equal to the demand White sold at tn
opening at 51 1S6 cts and yellow at 30 cts, but price
subsequently dropped off, and for day or two past whit
has been selling at 5o955 cts, and yellow at 4547 cts
per bushel.
# oATs-The receipts of oats this week fall somewhat
below those of last but the supply has nevertheless
fir the offerings amounting to about 10000 bushels
The demand for them has generally been quite brisk an(
most OF the lots received nave changed hands at from
to 80 for and 3035 per bushel for old thes
figures being an advance on those of last week
SEEDS-There is some little inquiry for Cloyersead
D and it is selling at So per bushel.
] PEAss AND BEANS There no Black Eyed Pease il
market but there is fair supply white Beans and the,
selling at 81 per bushe
; GUANo-The demand for Guano for fall sowing is
Commencing but as large part of the consumption of
TINS article is in the States from which we are cut of by
the blockade the business of the expected to be
very light Peruvian is selling at $50 per long ton by
the Agents. and by the dealers sos for short and sci
per long ton We California Eide Island Guanc
at S3od47; lehaboe do at G4s Sombrero do at S27
aud Mexican do. at from sl8 per of 24O lbs
Reese Manipulated Guano sells s45: Maryland Com
panys Super Phosphate of Lime at s40Gt3: WhtelocE
Cos s43 Turner's Excelsior Rhodes and DeBerg's sr
per Phosphate of Lime at s45: ana Baugb's raw b9nr
Phosphate at $40 per ton of 1000 lbs.
GtNSENG.-Thereis is nothing doing in Ginseng but W.
quote it nominal at 3040 cash. for Western and 4O
GAS cts. per h. for Southern.
| GUNNY BAGS-Gunny Bags are still selling at the
following rates. viz IL cts for small 15l6 cts each
HAY AND sTRAw.-Hay continues in active demand
ald good Timothy in bales is selling as arrives
at 10 per ton, at which figure it closes firm The sales
continue tt be chiefly to the Government they add
up this week about 1900 bales. Rye dull at SIS
o6 and we quote Dat do at $7s, and Wheat do at So
HEMP.-Hamp is dull at former quotations. which
are as follows viz: at slS5 al40 for rough American;
o cts per i6 for Manila; cts for Jute and 5A cts.
HIDEs.-There foreign Hides here We quote
City slaughtered Hides at 5(96cts, and wet Country
| slaughtered at 4(d5 cts.
IRON.-Iron continues very dull and quotations for it
are almost entirely nominal We quote as follows. viz
Baltimore Cha coal Forge at $27274 Catoctin s24
go & O. Charcoal No Wheel at s27 %; Anthracite Iron at
Scotch Pig at s22 from ship, and S23924 per from
died s6oa62k per Charcoal; Bar Iron at
{4aEa5o for common English and American and s57H
for English; 444H for American and TX cts Der
10 10 for Russia Boiler Plates selling pud
died and 4944 cts per lb for refined Charcoal and we
quote Nails at s2SO2S5 per 100 lbs cash. and As six
months, for Cut 4d and upwards
lNDlG0-lndgo is quiet but very firm at the quota
tlons which follows viz 120ll75 cts for Bengal;
I09'Gl30 cts for kurpah l20d150 for Guatemala;
75as5 cts for Madras; 3Od60 common to fair and
'o,dlii2 cts per 10. for good prime Manila,
LEATHER-There is active demand for Leather for
army purposes and sales considerable extent have
been made this week of Rough Skrting Sole We quote
as folowsvz: City slaughtered Sole 26G2S c Coun-
try do at "a a26 cs Rough Skirng 2226 cts Spanish
Sse 2427 CTS; City harness Leather black % G3I cts
Country do. 25a2S cts Upper ugh hide at 4
car skns at 5oG6o cts per lb and finished do. at s5a
MADDER-There no Madder selling as far as we are
advised but we quote it nominal at l0H l21 per b
for good to prime Dutch Ombro
MoLASSES. The only transaction we have heard of
TINS week in Moasses is sale of l6 hhds prime Porto
Rico at 80 cts The stock here of all descriptions very
ms al thO11frt
We quote as follows viz Cuba at 1Sd20 cts for caycd
and 22G26 cts for Muscovado; Porto at 32d36 cts
and New Orleans at 3stG4O cts per gallon
MILL FEED.-MiIl Feed continues dull but we quote
II as peore at SOLO cts for Brown Stuff and 20 cts
MAYA ST0RES.-There is no Spirits Turpeptine or
Rosn here but there lots of Tar and Pitch re-
naming and we quote the former at and the
oILS-There is better demand for Oils than there has
oten but they are by no means active We quote to-day
follows VIZ: nseed at OG63 cts. for American Sperm
at l55 cts for fall and 165 for winter Whale at $50
81 cts tor crude and 6065 cts for patent beached So
lar at cts Sea Elephant at 7o75 and Lard at so
PRoVlSIoNS.-The Provision market has through the
week been very quiet the only sale moment that has
been made so far as have heard being 900
lbs Bacon Sides to the United States Commissary the
terms for which have not transpired but as they
offered by responsible party 6A cts it is surpassed
they sold below that figure. There has been through
the week moderate retail demand Bacon and sales
to the extent of about $50 hds Shoulders and Sides have
been made at Ok a6 cts. for the former and 7q74 cts
for the latter but these figures could
lots Of any size Hams range at frCm cts, and
sales of some 500 to 900 pieces made during
the week within this range. Bulk Meat Beef
Pork or Lard have been reported this week We quote
Bulk Meat nominal at y cts. for Shoulders 696s cts
for Sides, 69(a7 cts. for Hams Lard 89 cts for
Western Leaf in barrels and terces, Holt cts for re
fined Mess Pork at S15 Prime do at $40 50dlI; Rump
No o 9es a. sr ba4s of s
packed Western Mess We note the this week of
1G0 tierces and 400 kegs Lard.
BUTTER-Butter is dull, but steady at the following
quotations. viz: 9Gl2 cts for new solid packed Wes
term I2Gl4 cts for Rol and 1o(G14 cts. for 6lades
Eggs are selling at 10 cts. per dozen.
CHEEsE.-There is no Western Cheese in market but
there is good supply Of Eastern and it is selling SO
cts for Cutting, and 1lGl2A cts for English Dairy
PLAsTER-There ,p have been two cargoes Plaster
both sold to arrive at 50 per ton.
R1CE-There has been movement in Rice this week
have heard but 1t has beee quoted through
out 1t at od cts per lb for goodto prime The stock
here is very nearly exhausted.
| SUGARS.-There has been very good inquiry this
week for Sugars, but only moderate has been
done in them, the stock here being unusually light and
holders generally quite indifferent selling The
market has throughout the week been firm in tone,
and for the low grades prices have advanced 4
cent lb The sales include 500 Cuba $50 hhds
do and AZ hhds. Porto Rico all for refining private
terms but understood TO be very rates hhds Cuba
at 81 % hhds English Island also 81 so hhds
Rico at from 81 &c to 25 and 81 hhds to day al
81 So quote as follows viz Cuba at soar for rein
in and 81 AIS grocery grades Por,o Rico and
New Orleans at s7a SO for common to fair; and s. 75
| of 2o hhds Porto Rico per schr Alice Move.
| REFINED sUGARs.-The Sugar refners early in the
week advanced the rates for hard crushed Sugars again
ofa cent per lb, but change has been made since
last in the rates for soft crushed The following
the quotations of Messrs Dougherty, Woods Co.. the
Baltimore Steam Sugar Refinery viz:
CASH PRICES BY TWENTY OR MORE PACKAGES
| Double Refined Cracked Loaf ............loS
| Double Refined Crushed, Powdered and
Granuiated. ............... ............. 9B
Circle Crushed, Powdered and Granu.
lated. ...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "a
Refined White B.. Sx
@ @Reaned EXTRA C....'.'. SA
heuneu ieiloW ....................-. SS
Yellow Sugars of lower grades at prices according
| quality
pool selling from store at cts for Ground Alum
6o cts per sack for Marshalrs, WorthngtOn and JET
80 cts per bushel from store Wenote the import this
week Of 725 sacks liverpoo! Salt coastwise.
| STARCH-There has been movement of consequence
this week in Starch but is steady previous quo
tationsviz 4Aa5 cts for Western PEARL and 5k(6 cts
| per lb for oswego.
SPICES.-Spices are quiet but under the new tariff
which materially increases the duty descriptions
the market for them is very firm We quote to-day fol
lowsViz Pepper at 1OEGll cts Pimento at s599 cts;
Gloves at l3G4 cs Race Ginger at cts; Cassa at "a
cts: Mace at IS cts, and Nutmegs at so per Id.
| sYRUPS.-The rates for Baltimore refine Syrups are
unchanged and we still quote as follows viz: at 80
for Sugar House, SO cts for Golden cts per gallon
for extra Golden
S0AP-Castile Soap selling 2H cts Oleine do at
7Gs cts and Chemical Olive do at 6a7 cts. per lib.
! STAVES.-There is but little doing in Slaves We
quote as follows viz: W. o. HID. at S55d65; W O. Pine
at s6o47S; and W. O. Barrel at s2o9SO per thousand
| There are no Red Oak Slaves in market.
| TOBACCO.-Maryland Tobacco continues in good de-
mand and tits selling about fast arrives Prices
generally unchanged, and continue quote com
monground leaf at So 5od3.5o; midding s5ls So ard
best do S. 50(l2; common crop S34; middng s4d4 So
good mddling $5G5.50 good leaf s6G6 So and fine at
S7al2 We quote Bay Tobacco follows tips or tails at
81 bod4 ground leaf at s45od550; fine yellow S95
ala and good red $12GI3 For Ohio Tobacco there
is good inquiry, though transactions have not been
large this week. amounting to only about hhds at
previous prices, viz: good common sSa4 5O red and
spangled S. 50G7 good and fine and spangled 81 SO
G0 So and good fine yellow Sl0dl2 So The demand for
Kentucky Tobacco continues good, and prices are firm
We hpar ncala ~ his
but continue to quote follows common ugs at
| SbdE good do 81 50dS common to good leaf sS(nlO.
and fine to choice do so 5015 The inspections of the
week 2,s9s hhds. Maryland, All hhds Ohio and 80
hhds X entucky-toal 2,S39 hhds
MANUFACTURED ToBACCo-The stocks are yery light
and prices well sustained We quote commsu bounds
at 7Gl2 cts medium DO at 1H1S cts; good do at 2ll
% cts; fine do 2sG35 cts; ne 5s and los 2G24 cts
medium do. 16d1S cts; sound do at 12dl4 cts
and inferior shipping los, 1875. and 2O's 6IolS cts
TEASTeas are very dull, but the rates are unchang
ed and we still quote olowsvz Ankoi at 2530 cts
Skin at 45(50 cts; Twankay 55a65 cts Hyson at 63
I70 cts; Young Hyson at 65l175 cts Imperial at 3o
80 cts; and GuDpowder at 63Geo cts. per h. two
cargoes Greens expected New York have arrived
TIN AND LEAD.-Tin Plate is still selling at 50 for
c., and s1075 per box for l. x but it very Gull We
quote Banca Tin at 2s30cts sSpelter at u OAK cts;
and Lead at 5554 cts for Pig; OK cts. for Barr and 4
cts per 10. for Pipe and Sheet
| >" "ooL-Ihere is good demand for coarse and medium
"ooiS which are wanted for the manufacture of army
Dut or the liner grades the market is extremely
ne tecelpts OF all varieties however light the
transactions are consequently limited. We quote to-day
as iooWs VIZ unwashed 1Scts; tub washed at
s, pulled aat h Ioaz cts and fleece 30 for half tc
NHlSkEf Whiskey has through the week been very
quiet Sales of some 800 to 400 bills Ohio have been made
at Is cts and quote it as closing today AZ az a ~
There is City Whiskey Offering but we onot !, nr
nal at Is cts. per gallon 1850 ~ ~
FREIGHTS.There is but little doing in Freicbts bu,