The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-20

Total Wheat Flour. ....l6S9S l35
Together with 3S bbls. Rye Flour, and 435 bbls Corn
| Meal.
GRAIN-Grain has been in better supply this week
than for long time past, 90 bushels Wheat
2lGc0 bushels Corn aid l3 coo bushels being Of
ferred at the Corn Exchange. The demand for all de-
scripons has been quite active and Of the samples
received have been disposed Of Wheat has fallen off
price since last Friday 10 to Is per bushe but
has advanced again, and Oats have sold at about last
| weeks figures.
WHEAr-The crop of Wheat has begun to move
and the receipts market this have been larger
than on any week for several months past The crop is
no doubt large one, and We may look for heavy re.
ceipts for some time to The demand has through
the week been active but prices have fallen off under the
pressure OF the heavy receipts The opening sales
for common l2ODl25 fair I306l4O cts for good
to prime and 145dl5o cts for fancy lots white. but red
for fair to good and white at 1lOGl6 for medium
to fair, 2GlSo cts for good to prime, and fancy lots
again There about IA ooO bushels at market and
| red sold at 105Gl12 cts. for fair good lis cts for
prime and white lO5Gl0 for medium to fair lis
,al2O cts for good, and 25G3O cts for prime. Fancy
lots might possibly have brought 1876 cts, but there
none sold at this figure.
RYE-There very little Rye arriving and the only
sale we have heard of this week is made yesterday
| 800 bushels Pennsylvania at 62 cts.
CoRN-fhe receipts of Corn during the early part of
the week were very light but within The last two three
days they have increased considerably and they
in the aggregate to about 20 900 bushels at
the opening at 565S cts and white 63G65 for good
to PRIME hut yesterday white sold 6a6S cts the
latter figure being paid 1000 bushels and vel
low ranged at from So to sc these figures showing
| considerable advance in white, but slight decline in
| yellow.
OATs.-Thee has been a good demand through the
week for Oats and of the lots changed
hands at 27G3O cts for Maryland and 3OG33 cts for
Pennsy vania, and we quote them closing steady
day at these figures.
PEAsE AND BEANS Black Eyed Pease are still selling
at 50 so per two bushe bag, and quote white Beans
as before at s2td,2 25 per bushe
GUAN0-There is very little doing in Guano. We
quote the Agents price for Peruvian 500 per long tom
and that of dealers s62 Ichaboe Guano is held at s5O
Bakers Island at $40; Jarvis Island s35. We quote
California or E!ide Island Guano s+5 per long
ton; Mexican a at s2oa22 per ton, according to
quality, Mexican at SO. Somhrero at s2s13o per
an GF aSb eas and Sc Rsp ns It ton BY
ton. Manipulated Guano sells s47. Whtelock Co.'S
s% Rn%des and DeBergs super Phosphate of Lime Mary
awhone Phosphate sell at sl5 per 1000 lbs
GuNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags selling at the fol-
lowing rates, viz: II cts. for small and l5l6 cts each
for large.
HAY AND sTRAw.-For both these articles the mar
ket continues dull We quote Hay as before at sisGl4
for Timothy in bales and Rye Straw dull at Sl4G5 per
ton; There is no Wheat or oat Straw offering
HEMP.-We quote Hemp as follows, viz: at s135GI40 |
for rough American s2OOG2l5 for dressed do s2l522O
per ton for Russia 6G643t is. per h. for Manila; cts
HIDES AND LEATHER.-The market for these arti-
ces is exceedingly dull and too unsettled give reliable
quotations. There no foreign Hides here.
IRON.-There is hardly demand for Iron, and quo
tations for it are almost entirely nominal We quote
follows viz BaltimoreCha coal Forge 2 Catocn
doat S2ld25; Charcoal No Wheel S27 2S Anthracite
Iron at s23 "a for No l. S2G22 for No . s202I for No
Scotch Pig at s22 from ship, and s2S24 per
&pa 5o aS@%cn English and Snreoa Bar Iron at
6o per ton for refined do; and Sheet do. At
for Eugsh 3h@4 cts. for American, and II per lb.
died and 444 cts per lb for refined Charcoal, and
quote Nails at s2soG2S5 per 100 lbs, cash. for Cut Id
and upwards
INDIGO.-Indigo is very dull but the nominal rates
for it still follows viz loOG5o cts for Bengal
95(dl2O for Kurpa; 7OaS5 Madras lOOd125
for Guatemala 30d45 cts for fair Manilla
and 5OG9O cts per h. for good prime do.
MADDER-There is no Madder selling as far |
for good to prime Dutch Ombro.
MILL FEED.-Mil Feed is very dull Brown Stuff is |
offering cts, and Middlings at % cts per bushe
MoLASSES.-There has been a fair inquiry this week
for Moasses and the market has houe hou it been firm
with upward tendency We sales in the week Of
so bbs. New Orleans at Sc cts and 10 hhds Porto Rico
at "a cts and AZ terces, and SO bb Cuba Muscovado
25 cts. We quote Cuba to-day at 22ld25 cts for Musco
vado; Porto Rico at 34G36 cs and New Orleans at 36
Ss cts The only import this week is of 16 hhds
NAVAL STORES-Sprits Turpentine is still selling
at IS cts. per gallon but it is dull this figure There
is common Rosin here hut No 2, of which there
few hundred bbls remaining is selling 81 rs per bbl
We quote Pitch as before at 1925 and Tar s753 per
Dbl.
OILS.-0ls continue very dull. We quote Linseed as
before at 62G65 cts for American; Sperm 50G55
for fail and 60Gl65 cts for winter; Whale 6UG62
for crude, and 66d6s cts for patent beaced Solar at 6s
G7o cts Sea Elephant at 7Oa75 cts; and Lard at 90a95
PROVISIONS There has been more doing in Provisions
for the last week two than for time previously,
but the sales have been principally to the Government for
the of the army the general trade continuing very
quiet Within the past ten days the Government have
taken 500 hhds Bacon at So ~ shouI
dr and Sides and we note sales this week to the trade
of about $50 hhds Bacon all in small lots at 5Ad6 cts
for Shoulders. ~ as cts for Sides and of about 1900
pieces Hams at from to IL cts, lot Of 500 pieces being
three days since the latter figure. lot
so hhds Bacon Sides of condition sold to-day
but the kept private. There has been
inquiry for Bulk Meat within the last day two and
a sale of 40 hhds. Shoulders made to day at
cts We still quote des at 63G7 cts; and Hams
at TX cts Lard is very dull at our previous quota.
tons, viz: Sdsk cts for Western in bhs and tierces
and TX all = cts for refined sale made early
| wetk Pork at but
has been held for two three days past s5s so
Dbl We note also sale this week of 40 bbls Prime Pork
SIC IL per hbl. We quote Beef nominal Sl2 for No.
1, and sl5al6 per bbl for Mess
BUTrER-The demand for Butter continues limited,
but ii is somew hat in of the supply and prices
have in consequence improved slightly. Most of the
ITS received have changed hands at 9a12 cts. for
solid packed Western: l0dl3 cts for Roll and 101
IA cts for Glades Eggs are selling at 139l4 cts. per
| dozen.
there good supply # Eastern and it is selling S
cts for Cutting, and lldl2x cts. for English Dairy
PLASTER-The market is quite bare Plaster. There
| is however n demand for it
PoTAToEs.-Potaoes are very dull, and Mercers
are now selling at 20d3O cts. per bnshel.
RICE-There has been very little done in Rice this
week the only sale have near Of worth noting being
made yesterday of 80 tierces good 5A For
prime cts is asked. The stock here is very nearly
hausted and of no receipts looked for at
SUGARS.-There has been brisk inquiry this week
for Sugars and the market for them has throughout it
been firm with upward tendency. An advance of
fully y cent per lb. has been established since the
opening and at the close the tendency of prices still
upward. The sales this have been large, the
transactions having been restricted by the indsosition
the part of holders to meet buyers The sales include
35 hhds Cuba at IS 62 as rs; 60 hhds do 40 which
sold to day at So 60 hnds New Orleans SIS
l25 hhds Porto Rico at from Sc up 81 40 which
were sold to-day. There Cuba Sugar be had
under 50 and it may he quoted ranging from Sc to
Sc rs; and quote Porto Rico and New Orleans do
day ranging from Sc 81. .25 for fair to prime We
note the import here this week of 19l hhds from Porto
| Rico and 200 hhds. from New York.
REFINED sUGARs.-No change has been made since
last Friday in the rates for refined Sugars but they
very firm at the advance then noticed. The following
the quotations of Messs Dougherty Woods& Co. of
| the Baltimore Steam Sugar Refinery VIZ.
CASH PRICES BY TWENTY OR MORE PACKAGES.
Doube Doube Refned kesnsd Loaf 81 per lb
| Double Refined Crushed, Powdered and
Granulated ............ ............. SB
| CrusEeu... -.
Circle Crushed, Powdered and Granu-
lated.... .................... SB
Refined White A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sa I"
| Refined White B........ SB
| Refined Extra C........
| kehned Z Yellow ....................... tx
Yellow Sugars of lower grades at prices according to
| quality.
SALT.-Salt is better demand and firmer Liverpool
is now selling from store at $50 80 cts for Ground um,
ana lid 40 cts per sack for fine, but there
goes oueflng hoders being generally unwilling to sell at
the present market rates We quote Turks Island Salt
as before at 2Od25 cts per bushel from store.
| SYRUPS.-The following are the present rates for
Baltimore refine Syrups, viz 80 for Sugar House,
Sc cts for Goldeu and AZ gallon for extra Golden
SOAP-Castile Soap is selling at lOUlOx cts. Olepe
do at 7Gs cts and Chemical Olive DO at 6a7 cts per lb
| STAVES,-There some occasional of Slaves
making but prices for them very irregular and no re-
| liable quotations can be given.
| SPICES.-Spces very dull Pepper NAV be ouoted
at7xG7x cts; Pimento at 4H94A cts; Cassia at i6x
| cts Race Ginger at lax Cloves at