The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-26

! GRAIN.-Grain continues TO arrive slowly, and a
| though the receipts this week exceed those
last, they have nevertheless been light the offerings
the Corn Exchange of all varieties amounting to lie
than 100000 bushels The. market during the early part
the week active and firm, but the unfavorable
of the late foreign advces in relation breadstufs
checked the demand for Gran and although prices hav
not given way materially the leading descriptions clos
dull and decidedly heavy. The foreign shipments col
tinue, and note the export this week of S0(
| bushels Corn, and about II 600 bushels Wheat
WHEAT-There has been rather more Wheat at markt
this week than last the offerings amounting to abor
49, bushels against 20 600 bushels last week The
toleraby active until within day or two an
most of the parcels received have been sold at from $50
1876 for red bulk of the sales of this descrpo
being made at 35 cts l85al4O cts for fair white; 45G
$50 cts for good do; and 1559l60 cts for prime an
choice do. To-day Wheat lower than it has been
any day this week. White sold 130GI35 cts for ia
14O@l145 for good, 1509l55 cts prime and 10
fvery choice brought 100 cts but red in which ther
very little done ranged at from 100 to 100 for fa
to prime, these figures being decline of fully cts. pc
bushe on the previous quotations.
RYE-There have been about 500 bushels Pennsylva
MIA Rye at market this week nearly all OF which has bee
sold at so but quote it closing to-day 7SGS
cts per bushe We have heard of sales of Maryland
Rye, and we can give no quotations for it.
CoRN-Corn continues 10 forward slowly, the re
cepts this week amounting to about As 900 bushels whc
is about the amount of last weeks receipts The deman
for it has been fair, although not specially active
prices have varied but little since the opening. Whit
has sold generally at from 65 to 70 cts for new, 72a7
cts for DID, and yellow at from GO to 65 cts for inero
to prime new, and 65 cts for prime old The receipts to
TO on o day this s ,o
at 67d71 cts for the latter figure being paid for
lot of 400 bushels prime but there was very little done
in yellow We quote it however at 6063 fair
prime, the latter figure being the outside rate for to
day.
OATs-oats have been in quite light supply again this
week the offerings amounting to only about 1900 bush
els but there has been good inquiry for them and
of the lots received have changed hands from "a IS
cts per bushel. Maryland Oats close firm at 1896
and Pennsylvania do. at 36(dl3S cts
SEEDs.-There has been quite an active movement this
week in CoYerseed sales of $500 bushels having
been made, q considerable of which
at from S5 % to S537k and quote it closing steady
these figures for good to prime although there are
number of lots the market which held at so per
bushel Timothy Seed has advanced and we now quote
it at but we still quote Flaxseed at 35
PEAsE AND BRANs.-We still quote Black Eyed Pease at
1896 cts and White Beans as ranging from $50 to 17O
cts. per bushel.
GINSENG.-There is no Ginseng selling, but quote
it nominal at 40d45 cts per lb.
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags still selling at IA
cts. for small, and 17(d91S cts. each for large
GUANO. The season for Spring sales has not yet
opened, and no transactions of Importance are TAX
ing place. We continue to quote the Agents. price
for Peruvian Guano at $50 per long ton and that of
dealers s6l@62 according to quantity 1chaboe Guano
held at 4S by the importer and $50 by dealers John
sons Island at S252S, and Bakers and Jarvis Islands
at s3s(d40. We quote California Eide Island Guano
at $40 per long tom Mexican at s2OG22 per ton,
cording to quality Mexican at Sl6 Sombrero at S2S
80 long ton Nevassa s5 per long by importers
and S2s by dealers, and Coumban at s3s40 per long
ton. Manipulated Guano sells at s47. Whiteock Co.'S,
Rhodes and DeBerg's Super Phosphate of Lime, and
Baughs bone Phosphate sell at S45 per 1000 lbs
and Maryland Companys Super Phosphate of Lime at
SAB The imports this week 800 tons Nevassa and 80
tons from the Caribbean Sea-
HEMP.-There is very little doing in Hemp, but we
quote it nominal at S60 for rough American, 5000 for
dressed do S220 ton for Russia and 6h cts per lb
for Manila.
HAY AND sTRAw-we continue to quote Hay at
Sl4G15 per ton for prime baed Timothy, which figure
is in good demand, and Rye Straw at SIS per ton
HOPS.-Iops may be quoted at lOGl5 cts for old, and
252 cts per b for new but there very little demand
for them, and we hear Of no sales worth mentioning
HlDES-The only foreign Hides here a cargo from
Montevideo arrived last week which have not been sold
quote City Slaughtered Hides at sAG9 cts, and wet
Country slaughtered at 7ds cts.
IR0NThere is very little doing in Iron. 1t is quite
probable that the tariff now before Congress will soon
become law and in view of this fact manufacturers
ndsposed to make contracts any extent at present
Rates are in great degree nominal but quote Char
for Catoctin do $50 for No Wheel and Anthracite do
at s22G23 for No. l; S222 for No and $2OG2l per
for s. Scotch Pig selling from the yards at s22x
(23 and quote Blooms at $40 for pudded, and $50
ton for best Charcoal Bar Iron may be quoted at
S42KC45 per ton for common English rolled, S50655
for refined do, and s50l155 for refined American do
Nails still selling at S2 903 per 100 lbs. cash for
Cut 4d and upwards but the demand for them is quite
limited
INDIGO.-Thereis very little doing in Indigo but the
rates for it follows viz 100Gl5O for Bengal
959l20 cts for kurpah 70GS5 cts for Madras; 10O9125
cts for Guaemala S0G45 cts for common to fair Maniila
and 50d90 cts. per b. for good prime do
LEATHER-There is still very little doing in Leather,
and we continue to quote City slaughtered at 3d33 cts
Country do. at 27G3O cts Rough Skirting 26G2S Cts
Spanish Sole 2629 cts City harness Leather, black, SO
d35 cts; Country do 27d29 cts; Upper in rough hide
S3.60G5; Calf Skins 5d6S per b. and finished do
s5G1OO cts. per lb.
UMBER.-The stock in first hands continues very
almost nominal and " quote as follows: White Pine
according to quality, at Sl3Gl5 for Cuttings S25 for
selects s95 for common and panel s12Gl5 for siding
ling s1O50G1l joist sIoG10 so We quote Poplar plank
at S16dlo; boards s14G6; Ash plank sl6@1S, and Oak
boards Sl5lGl8, according to quality.
MADDER.-Madder is sE quoted at 10 kG12H cts per
b for good to prime Dutch ombro but we h ar of
sales being made.
MILL FEED Mill Feed has been selling this week at
16 cts. for Brown Stuff and 80 cts per bushel for Mid
dlings, but some parties ask higher figures for it.
MOLASSES.-There has been quite active
ment this week in New Orleans Moasses sales the
tent Of about 600 bbs having been made at 35)3S cts
but the only transaction foreign that have heard of
is sale of 20 hhds Porto Rico at auction at IS cts New
Orleans closes firm at 36G3S cts, but quote foreign
dull and heavy at the following rates, viz: TGl2O
cts for Cuba Is G20 cts for English Island and 25d2S
cts for Porto Rico We the receipt this week of
500 bbls from Franklin, La, and of SO hhds from New
York.
NAVAL STORES.-Naval Stores continue very quiet
There however sales of Spirits Turpentine ma
king at 3S cts. per gallon, at which figure Il closes steady
but we hear OF nothing doing in other articles Wequote
Rosin 81 25; No. do at 81 50a75 Pitch at
$l.75G2; and Tar at S2.25G2 so per Dbl.
OILS.-Os quiet, but firm at the quotations which
follows, viz 150155 for fall and 160Gl65
for winter Sperm; 60G62 cts for crude Whale 66d6S
for bleached PATENT 6S70 cts for Solar 7O75 for
Sea Elephant and 9395 cts per gallon for Lard Linseed
Oil is held at 58 cts but there is very little selling We
quote ETHEREAL Oil at 4i46 cts and Camphene at As
Observation-Disclosures have been active again this
week, and the market for them has throughout it been
firm with an upward tendency Prices for nearly all
tces under this head have advanced and the market
closes very strong. We give below summary of the
transactions Of the week.
BULK MEAT.-There has been good inquiry for Bulk
Meat this week and we note sales of 40 600 lbs.
Shoulders on the spot at cts, 5000 pieces about
SO GOO lbs do to arrive also at cs and about 90 900
and quote Sides at 9S 9X cts There were sales
to-day after Change of 25 hhds Sides at 9 cts 600
lbs do at 9s cts and 500 pieces Shoulders loose at
cts.
BACoN.-The sales Of Bacon this week include some so
hhds Shoulders at 81 cts. 20 hhds do. at ss3l4 per
100 bs so hhds do. at sk cts, rs hhds sidesa 103 a
ION cts Bacon closes firm today SH cts for Shoul
ders and 10H G104 cts for Sides The stock of Bacon
here is light and the demand for it has through the week
been in of the supply We ales after Change
to day, of 100 hhds Sides, deliverable next week, at
l0H cts
BEEF.-There is very little barrelIed selling but
quote at 80 for Baltimore packed No l. and SIC
per bbl. for do. Mess.
PoRK-We have reported this week sales of 800 bbls
Mess Pork at SIS, and of $50 bbs do at ss per bb
and quote it closing firm today at the latter figure
We have heard of sales of Prime Rump Pork but
quote the former at l3 and the latter at S35
per Dbl.
LARD.-we note sales this of so bbls. City Lard
at 10 cs 100 tierces Western do at l0K cts and 2;
bbls do. at ION cts Western Lard in bbs and tierce
closes firm to-day at 10h@10A cts these figures being
an advaPes Of to cent on the eSi1g price Of las
was sale to-day, after Change, of 90 bbls. City a
l0A cts.
BUT7ER.-There has been quite an active movemen
this week in Butter $500 to 1000 kegs Glades hav
ing been sold to New York party, for export to Eng
land, at 12d14 cts We quote solid packed Western
cts; and City packed for shipping at 1lhG12 cts.
CHEEsE.-Cheese continues dull but it is steady a
the following rates. viz 10G1oH cts for Western cut
ting; 1l11H for Eastern do 11@1lX for West
ern English daily, and 12XG14 cts for Eastern do.
POWDER-We have no change to note in the rates 70
Powder and still quote Hazards, Dupons and Beat
81 $ os at Tor blasting and sporting per key
PLASTER.-We hear of no sales of Plaster, and W
quote it duh at s2.50G275 per ton.
POTAT0ES.-Potatoes are in fair demand. Prime whit
MERGERS selling at 1880 cts, but quote
descriptions at 50d)60 cts. per bushel.
RICE.-Rce has ruled through the week at 3A(d4 cts
for good to prime lots and it closes to-day steady at hes
figures There has been fair inquiry for it. and not
sales in the week of some 200 to 800 terces within tn
above range.
sUGARS.-There has been but little inquiry this wee
for Sugars and the market for them has throughout
been heavy well dull. The sales add up about %
hhds.' and they include % hhds Porto Rico at So,
hhds Cuba at 50 25 and l25 hhds New Orleans at foI
| $3.50 up to 81 Sugars may be quoted as closing du
at the following rates, viz S5.25G5 so for refnin
Cuba and English Island S575G6 25 for grocery grade
Cuba S575d7 for common prime Porto Rico and SIS
G.72 for common to prime New Orleans. The only in
| port this week is one OF SO hhds. from Louisiana
REFINED SUGARs.-No change has been made since ou
last in the rates for Refined Sugars, and still quot
| them as follows viz at 9G9S cts. for loaf 8HGSA CT
for crushed, powdered, and granulaed SS(G8h cts f
soft crushed white; and SGS cts. for yellow.
SALT.-There have been three cargoes containing t.
gether some 1000 sacks Liverpool Salt received her
this week, part of which was sold some time since
arrive but considerable portion OF it is still the
ke and will probably be stored. The quoted rates fl
Liverpool Salt still follows, viz: 95 d00 cts f
Ground Alum, l60 cts for Marshall's and jeffrey Da
cy's fine and 1S5 per sack Ashtons do but thes
figures are only being obtained for small lots We
sales this week of some 10000 bushels Turk Island Sa
aoat at 16 cts but it is selling in small lots
at 20 cts per bushel.