The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-19

tTIIs Iact The receipts EXchang
OF the various descriptions add about $4,000 bushels
but in addition to the lets arriving are some consd
cradle parcels of Grain which held in here
ing The foreign exports of Grain continue to be large
ana we note the shipment from this port this week 0
Wheat
WHEAT.-Wheat is coming forward slowly, the re
this week amounting to only about 10000 bushels
The market during the early part the week was active
and firm, but within the last day or two the demand ha
sackened somewhat and for red prices have fallen off, Ret
sold early in the week from l2s to 1873 cts for fair
prime, but the highest offer made to-day prime rec
was a3 cts and for good parcels only l30
price most Of the lots received have been sold at lac
l45 cts for medium 15oG15S for fair to good and
| l60Gl60 cts. for prime and choice lots
! RYE.-There have been about 1000 bushels Rye a,
market TINS week. and it has nearly all changed hands
76cs for Maryland, and 50 cts for Pennsylvania and
| we quote 1t as closing steady at this figure.
CoRN.-Corn, as well other descriptions of Grain is
coming forward slowly, the receipts here this week
amounting to only about As 900 bushels which is light
receipt for the There has been good demand
for it, and the sales have generally been made
opening at 63G65 cts. for both white and yellow but
subsequently advanced, and Tuesday yellow sold
at 65G67 cts white at 69G7O cts and for lot OF
24OO bushels very prime do. 72 cts. paid. Since
Tuesday Corn has ruled generally 65170 cts for
white and 64 67 cts for yellow Old Corn has sold gen.
orally this week at 70 cts for yellow and 70G72 for
| white
oATs.The receipts of Oats have been light this week
the offerings amounting to only about 900 bushels
The demand for them has however been good and
of the lots offered have been sold at 34d36 cts and we
quote them as closing today steady and firm at these
| figures.
SEEDs.-The market for Cloverseed during the early
part of the week was quiet but within the last two
IT. and sales to the extent of 1000 bushels have
been made at from s512x up to $3.50 per bushel
fair to prime lots We quote Timothy Seed before
$l75G2 and Flaxseed at $125d1 IS per bushel but
both these articles are very dull.
PEAsE BEANs.-We still quote Black Eyed Pease
at 76995 cts and White Beans as ranging from $50 to
ITO cts per bushe
GUANo-The season for Spring sales has not yet
opened, and no transactions Of Importance TAX
ing place We continue to quote the Agents price
for for Peruvian Guano at 500 per long ton, and that
OF dealers $6lG62 according to quantity. Ichaboe
Guano held at s4s by the importer and $50 by Dealers
JohnsGns 9 Island at s25@2s and Bakers and Jar
Island Guano at $40 per long tom Mexican at s2O22
per ton according to quality Mexican at sl6 Sombrero
porters s2s by Dealers and Columbian at s3SlO per
long ton. Manipulated Guano sells at S47 Whitelock
Co.'S Rhodes and DeBergs Super Phosphate of Lime and
Baughs bone Phosphate sell at s45 lbs and
Maryland Companys Super Phosphate of Lime at s43
The imports this week are $3.50 tons Peruvian.
GINSENG.-We still quote Ginseng at 40I45 cts per
lb., but We hear of no sales being made,
GUNNY BAGS-Gunny Bags are still selling at IA
cts for small, and 17S9ls cts. each for large.
HAY AND STRAW.-We continue to quote Hay at Sl4
It'll in good demand, and Rye Straw at SIS per ton
quote nominal at sl6O for rough American 5000 for
dressed do s22O ton for Russia and Gx per b
for Manila.
HIDEs.-There is a cargo of Hides here from Montev l.
deo, but we have heard Of transactions in them We
quote City slaughtered Hides at ShG9 cts., and wet
Country slaughtered at 7S cts The imports this week
are 5,l3l from Montevdeo and $50 from Peru.
H0PS-HopS may be quoted at l0G15 cts, for old and
25 81 cts per b. for new but there is very little demand
for them, and we hear OF no sales worth mentioning.
lRON.-There are some small sales of Iron making to
this there is nothing doing in it. We quote Charcoal
Iron to-day at S2T27A for Baltimore, Forge s25 for
Caocn do; $50 for No Wheel and Anthracite Iron at
s22G23 for No l. s2122 for No. and s2OG2l per ton
for No. g. Scotch Pig is selling from the yards s22H
G23, and quote Blooms $40 for puddled and $50
m. hactf pa.
Si2SG45 per ton for common English rolled, S5OG55
for refined do and $5055 fol refined American do. Nails
are still selling at s290G3 per 100 lbs cash for Cut 4d
and upwards, but the demand for them is quite limited
INDlGo-The rates for Indigo follows, viz: 100
for Madras cts for Saaala Gus ter cts for
common 20 fair Manai and 5o19o cts per b. for good
prime do.
LEATHER. the market for Leather continues very
dull and prices nominally before viz City saugh
skrting 262S cts Spanish Sole 26d29 cts; City har.
Leather, black. 33d35 cts Country do 27,29 cts:
Upper in rough hide s35O5: Calf Skins 55 cts per
b. and finished do. 65(dl00 cts. per 10.
lUMBER.-The stock in first hands continues very
light and there but little demand existing Prices
almost nominal and We quote follows: White Pine
cordng to quality at $13a5 for Cuttings S5 selects
s35 for common and panel sl2l5 for siding and $3.50
l6 for bill stuff. Hemldck rails and scantling s105O0
H. joist slOGlO So We quote Poplar plank at sl60Ig
boards sAGl6 Ash plank Sl6GlS and Oak boards Sl5@
Is, according to quality.
MOLASSES.-The demand fo- Molasses continues limi-
ted and the transactions in it this week have been light
We have reported sales of $50 bbs Cuba % cts and
for which there is demand is held firmly at 36@39
cts but We quote foreign dull at the following rates
viz: l7d2o cts for Cuba 1920 cts for English Isand
and 25G5o cts for Porto Rico. There have been
ceipts this week
MADDER.-Madder is still quoted at 1OH@12X cts.
per h. for ood to prime Dutch ombro hear
sales being made.
MILL FEED.-Prices for Mill Feed are unchanged and
we still quote Brown Stufa IS es and Middlings at 2S
NAVAL sToRES.-There has been very little done
this week in Naval Stores Spirits Turpentne has how
w nn0tn atS eSalln
We continue to quote Rosin at 81 ls1 20; No
do at 81 5oG162h; Pitch at sl.75@2 and Tar at s225
az so per bb
0lLSos are quiet, but firm at the quotations, which
are as follows viz l50dl55 cts for fall and 160d65
for winter Sperm 60G62 cts for crude Whale 6668
for bleached Oaent 6s7O cts. for Solar; 7o75
Sea Elephant and eS95 cts per gallon for Lard Inseed
Oil is held at 5S cts but there is very little selling We
quote ETHEREAL Oil at 4446 cts and Camphene at As cts
per gallon
PR0VISIONs.-Provisions have been active again this
week, and the market for them has throughout it been
quite buoyant. Nearly all descriptions have advanc
ed in price since the opening and the market closes firm
with an upward tendency. We give below summary of
BULK MEAT.-The sales of Bulk Meat this week include
20 hhds Shoulders at cts 20 hhds do at cts, 65
pieces Hams loose, at cts, 20 hhds Shoulders and
Sides at 74 and 9x ct and 80 hhds Shoulders sold to
day at TX cts cash, deliverable in Philadelphia Shout
ders close firm to-day at TX cts, and Sides at OK cts
asked
BAcoY.-There has been an active inquiry for Bacon
this week particularly from the South where selling
at very high rates, and we note sales of 35 hhds. old
Shoulders at TX cts, go hhds do. Sides at OK cs As
hhds do at 9A@9H cts., 25 hhds new Shoulders at
cts, ITO hhds do. Sides at e4Go cs Is 900 Shou
ders loose at cs 900 pieces Sides, loose 10 cts
and about 100 hhds Shoulders and Sides in lots at s4
and lo cts day note sales of about 100 hhds
firm at sA cts for Shoulders and lOx cts for Sides
The stock Of old Bacon is pretty nearly exhausted.
BEEF-There is very little barrelled Beef selling, but
wequote 1t at Sl2 so for Baltimore packed No l. and $40
per bb for do Mess
PoRK.-There has been an active inquiry this week for
opening 30 cts to 81 bbl lot of 100 bbls
early in the week at sl7 So and subsequently note
per bb We note also sales of 100 bbls Rump Pork
$l3@l3 so per bb Mess closes to-day $lSdS So and
we quote Prime at sl4, and Rump at s13 SO per Dbl.
LARD-Lard has been considerably inquired for this
week. and We note sales Of $50 bbls Western lOX cts
which is an advance of y of a cent last week
price Western closes steady at 1oS cts in bbls and
BUrTER.-Buter continues dull at our former quota
tons, viz eG10 cts. for solid packed WESTERN I2dl6
cts for Glades 12916 cts for Roll 1922 cts for Gosh
en-, and ii xG2 cts for city packed for shipping Eggs
continue to decline and we quote them this week dull at
CHEEsE-Cheese is dull but steady at the following
rates viz; lo9loh cts for Western cutting; l19l1H
daily, and 12xCG14 cts. for Eastern DO
have no change to note in the rates for
POWDER and we still quote Hazards Duponts Beat
Is lbs. a. S-' ''' '"'S anu % '0r sporting per kes OF
PLAsTER-we hear of no sales of Plaster. and we
quote it dull at s.. .5OG2.75 per ton.
PoTAToEsmPotatoes are in fair demand. Prime white
descriptions at 50d60 cts. per bushel.
RICE Rice has ruled through the week at SAG4 cts
for good to prime lots and closes to-day steady these
figures The transactions in it have however not been
large the sales amounting in the aggregate only about
200 erces We note the receipt this week tierces
from Charleston.
SUGARS.-Sugars which were quite active last week
have this week been quiet and the them
has throughout it been rather heavy No decline has
however been established in prices and the quota.
tons are still as follows viz S5.5o5s7k for refining
grades Cuba and English Island s6d6 SO for grocery
grades Cuba; S5.75d7.2 25 for common to prime Porto
Rico, and So 507 so for to prime New Orleans
few small sales Of Sugar have been made during the
week. but there have been transactions of moment in
it. There have been receipts this week and the
stock here is not large.
REFINED SUGARS. Prices for Refined Sugars are un
changed and still quote them follows viz: ga
s cts for loaf SHGSA cts. for crushed, powdered and
granulated; SGSa cts. for soft crushed white; and
as cts for yellow "
SALT-Sslt is quiet, but quote Liverpool as before
at 95dlOO cts for Ground Alum 100 for Marshals
and Jeffrey Darcy's ne 1856 cts per sack for Ash
toms do. Turks Island Salt quoted at 2o25 cts
per bushel but cargo could not be sold figures
We note the receipts this week OF eargoes containing
together 10,052 bushels Turks Island Salt.
S0AP.-Castle Soap is still selling at IL cts Olene do
at 7kdS cts and Chemical Olive DO at 6(17 cts. per h.
SPICES.-Spices remain very quiet, but we quote as
follows, viz: Pepper at SfGsA cts Cassia at q cts
GipJ a Scfs at