The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-03

the week ending August 1, 1851
Howard street.............4 44os
City hiils.......... '....'id'sio 5Oo
ONO lo...................... D.
FAMILY. ....' o-f
Total Wheat Fiour........19,52S 500
Together with IL bbls Rye Flour, and AZ bbls. Corn
Meal.
GRAIN-For Grain generally the market this week
has been active and buovant. Wheat the receipts of
which fall considerably below those last week has been
especially and prices for it have advanced 10
cts. per buShe Corn has also brought full rates, and
Oats of which some considerable purchases have been
made for account of the Government have improved
since the opening to 6 cts per bus hel.
WHEAT Wheat has been arriving rather sparngly
this week, the receipts amounting only about 55 900
against 50 Geo bushels last week The demand for it has
through ut 1t been active. and the market firm with
an upward tendency. The opening sales made
at cts for fair to prime red lo54i2 cts for
l25dl27 cts. for prime do, these figures being al
vance of some cts. last Fridays prices but since
the opening prices have been steadily improving and on
yesterday red sold 100 for ordinary 10sGl5 cts
for good to prime and white at l5lls cts for fair l23
d33 cts for good to prime, and lot OF very choice
brought 40 To day the market active and firm.
There 900 bushels received most of which
sold at i0od6 cts for low grades red 100 l5 cts
for good fair to prime do, 110d29 cts for medium to
good fair white l25GlS5 cts for gocd to prime do and
l3S cts Tor choice lots do
CoRN-The receipts of Corn continuc to ho light but
there has been rather more at market This week than last
the offerings at the Corn Exchange amounting to about
2 0G0 bushels There has generally been fair inquiry for
it, and of the parcels received have been sold at from
for white the latter figure being paid
yellow Today the receipts were larger than on
any previous day this week but the market was quite
dull White sold at 6566 cts, and yellow at 5o05l cts
per bushel
RYE There have been about 200 bushels Rye at
market this week and has mostly changed hands at SO
for Maryland, and 81 cts for old Pennsylvania
and it closes steady at these figures
OATS-Oats have been in quite active demand this
week in Of orders being here for c"nsid
cradle quantity the Government and prices have
improved materially. Maryland sold at the opening at
S0d32 and Pennsyl vana at 333i cts but for day
past Maryland has been selling at from 81 up to IS
Yia yHfu lOr h1S
900 bushels received ali Of which have been
sold together with some lots from store
PEAsE AND BEANs.-There black.eyed Pease in
but white Beans of which there arriving,
selling at from sl75 to s225 per bushe according to
quality.
RECEIPTS OF GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE,
Wheat, bu. Corn. hu. Rye, bu. Oats, bu.
July, 1851 i..2G9 d5a , c24l5 2 sos 81 254
Decrease. 625o4 e1,889 2,5S9 26I
Total far in q s., sssss9 15z!iis @l,szs as5,s:s
GINSENG.-Thersis nothing doing in Ginseag here.
1t quoted at New York at 30 +o cts cash. for Western,
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags still selling at the
following rates. viz II cts for small and l5l6 cts each
GUANO.-There is very little doing in Guano. We
quote the Agents price for Peruvian $50 long tom
and that Of dealers at S62 Ichaboe GnanG held at $50
Bakers Island at S40 Jarvis Island at S35. We quote
California Eide Island Guano at s45 per long
ton: Mexican A at $20(022 per ton, according to
quality, Mexican at sl6, Sombrero at S28Gl3o per
long ton, Nevassa at S25 per long ton by importers
and S2S hv dealers. and Columbian at S3SdiO long
ton Manipulated Guano sells s47. WhiteIock II Co.'S
Rhodes and DeBergs Super Phosphate Of Lime. Mary
land CompaDys Super Phosphate Of Lime and Baugh's
raw bone Phosphate sell at s45 per 900 lbs
HAY AND STRAW-Hay has been very active this
week nearly bale here having been purchased for
account of the Government at SIS per ton at which figure
good Timothy closes firm. Rye Straw is however dull at
our former quotations viz Sl4l5 per ton There is no
Wheat or Dat Straw Offering
HEMP.-We quote Hemp follows, viz at sI35 ALTO
for rough American s2o9a2l5 for dressed do 2sa22O
per for Russia; 6a64C IS, lb for Manila cts.
however
HIDES AND LEATHER.-There are. still no foreign
Hides here. There is Leather selling for domestic
consumption, and the receipts very rrg stocks
becoming reduced Prices too unsettled to give
IRON.-We hear of no transactions in Iron. There is
very Ii tie inquiry for it, and quotations are entirely
charcoal No / Wheel at s27,a2s Anthracite Iron at
s. Scotch Pig 22 from ship, and S2324 per ton from
the yards We quote Blooms as before at $40 for pud
iSDn for English and American and s s7
(l60 for refined do and Sheet do. at al
Russia. Boiler Plates selling So cts. for pud
aGote aF %as cts yer @ 70 Tor F rs Cash. esd s
INDIGOwIndigo is quiet hut very firm at the quota
tons which follows, viz: 12Oll75 for Benga
I050l3O for Kurpah; l2Odl50 for Guatemala
75as5 for Madras SOCd6o cts for fair, and
70Gll2 per lb. for good prime Manila
MOLASSES There is fair inquiry for Molasses,
and the market for it firm in tone, but the stock
mere IS nSh'' M, anu 'e !, " as' @ , NJ @ - ~; - IL
of 65 hhds Cuba at "a cts, and Of 10 hhds
oba "o Huseorado Hr9 S Do at Porto Rico
and New Orleans 36a3s per gallon The stock
the ISL instant conslSteu o ohy i3' ds .uoa iiV
MILL FEED Mill Feed is dull. 1t is selling at
10 cts Tor Brown SUM- anu ~ Gus per ou'he or MID
MADDER-There is no Madder selling far as
advised but quote nominal at 1OH HGl2X cts lb
for good to prime Dutch ombro. ...-
NAVAL STORES.-Naval Stores very quiet. Spirits
quote it this week at So@s2b cts per gallon There is
no common kosln mere nut NO. ana 10. l. OF when
there are some lols are Sehs at 20 Io te
former ana toUea per 20 oo ir @ .e ne atr lar Is sens
olLS-oils are sun dull out they ] are unchansed IN
Pfice ana we SUI, quote I.seu az ozno1 US Ier M
can SpeI al t soisa & 'S S % d anu I SO SS cts far
.t :, ,I a. cIa. ~ es I'7n ,s. Sa % Tyoahnnt a, 70
L7E E .! o"d u ard at 500, 90 sl cts ' ,o 'oapI", III ~
@ppoSSiHSS S Te hos b % it,,a doirg in
pr;s;s th;s ,vs,- hut Tho o.rat svbihits tha s,me
ner.i fo,r. as at the data Of nnr i,st ricr There
has b@an moderate retail demand for BACON and sales
mas mas peeH 1i.s , b soi =, pdIop ,s 'n M &C.
Sbandars Go7x cts for Sidas and a, oii% IL cts for
Hams at which f~ures it closes steady We heard in
the week of sale of 20 hhds sides ont of condition at
"a. cts For Ruk Meat there has been some little in.
oTry and we note sales of so hhds shoulders packed
and Is 600 lbs do loose at cts shoulders close steady
has been no movement in Lard or barreled Pork this
m a c er e @ and an
iisGnx cts. for refined; Mess Pork at sl525Gi55o;
Pine DO. at .sl@l2; Rump do, at slo@ll; and
Beef at SIP for No l. and fl5(d g Dbl for Mess.
- s saiIin m fsst as II conas f,rwa,d t ths foIiown
,n,otianSs -. DO o,s e. 80 - ~ Ii .,o,.d W.
tern. lO6I3 cts for Roll and IOG14 cts for Glades
Eoqs are selling at 1lI2 cts per dnzen bnt the mar
- for tbep, ;s dru " - ~
Cgrrsp There is M Western Choose in market but
tbre s GOOD snnny If Easern and II is saiIin at So
cts for Cn,tina ani IILiIo Z cts for Engisb Dsirv
PIaSTER The n,arL at is sti hare Of p ast.r there
+oyin, - NJ nrr;uas bsre Co., sona ,r, ,,ast 'Thare
m bsve iit,Ia ri nr NO ;nnnirv f IL n' p0''
poT ,TnFS od 49, po, ,atoas oro s,;u so,I;, - on
G59o cts ner hnsbel hnt tbov are ver, am e a boso
6Vur.s
noting This waa in Rira bnt wa "u9e Il stead spS