The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-29

WAKEFIELD, NASH & cos CIRCULAR
LIVERPOOL, 5th Mo-, 1ith.-Cotton-The market opened
from the trade and prices advanced lied I'D. per lb
Since then, however, there has been disposition
shown to meet buyers, and prices close the this
day week. Sales to-day 5000 bales.
Imports this week &c 92 bales Total sales 81 $50 bales
Of which spectators took 6O exporters 4lSO leaving
Al ,290 bales to the trade
Querctron Bark more firmly held; Philadelphia los;
Baltimore Is. Cd dSs. per cwt.
ard-Sales about $50 TONS chiefly to the trade at 56s
(d57s. per cwt We do not respond the
by late advices from the States though our stock
here is light, the quantity in the country is consider
able
Tallow, with fair demand continues steady, and we
again quote Y c. 56s, and North American the spot
and to arrive 55s cwt In London have again to
quote decline of Is the week the market closing
5s on the spot June SIS 3d. and sos for the last three
RosnSaes 5000 barrels at Is I4s ID forcommon; IS
oda9s for medium and rs lGs for fine price for
common As.
Coverseed is inquired for at AS d43s to hold over
Beef-A moderate amount of business has taken place
durg the week the sales which amount to $50 tierces
consist principally of the best description of India
12Od l30s and common p NJ. at 90s97s Cd per tierce
Pork-The quantity Of American here is much re
duced and is held at us Cd barrel The stocks in
ireland however oleraby heavy purchases can
be made at from SOs. .(dS2s. sd. f. o. b.
BacOn.-0ne of our largest importers purchased some
140O boxes during the at extreme rates and it is
now almost entirely held by two parties The con
sumptye demand has, however, again rather dropped
off.
Cheese-Nothing doing, as buyers are waiting the
result of the auction of 5000 boxes advertised for
week.
Our Grain market remains in very quiescent state
with hardly any quotable change in the value Wheat
or Flour the demand, however, has been extremely lin
Indian Corn has held firmly and where purchases
are effected shade money has been paid especially
for good qualities Of yellow, which exceedingly
scarce.
Farmers deliveries of Wheat for the past week consist
of 81 46 qrs against ia $3.50 qrs week las year
Average price AS 2d against Sos lOd corresponding
week last year The attendance this days market was
exceedingly limited and the business passing of
retail character.
Wheat is not quotaby cheaper, and the better classes
still exceedingly scarce; demand for Flour of ali de-
scrptions exceedingly anguid, but prices remain
altered.
Indian Corn somewhat less buoyant but former prices
sustained.
Oatmeal at full prices but Oats are slow espe
cialy for secondary descriptions.
Imports from mo 7th to mo-, 18th inclusive consist
of412S Wheat 7035 qrs Indian Corn 3S56 and
25 bbs Flour. Exports for period consist of 747
qrs Wheat 9oS7 qrs Indian Corn 2146 sacks and 1904
wequote the value of American white Wheat 6s Cd a
Is, ID; extra IS 3da7s Cd red Is. I1d.d6s ID;
6s 3D. C6s cd per 40 lbs baltimore and Philadelphia
Flour, DIS 2s Ohio DIS "a 26s Western Canal 20s d21s
cd per Dbl Indian Corn mixed and yellow 34s Cd. a
35s; white 35sid36s per $50 lbs.
LIVERPOOL, May 14-The arrivals this week consist of
1872 bushels wheat, 252 bushels 251 barrels -four
from the States 90 quarters wheat, 1880 sacks flour
from France, $50 quarters wheat from the Baltic 552
quarters wheat from Belgium; 600 quarters wheat 67s4
quarters corn from the Mediterranean.
Farmers deliveries of wheat for the ending last
Saturday 81 46 quarters at AS ID against ia $50
quarters 55s 10d, in the corresponding of last
year
With continuance of fine weather, and liberal supplies
of wheat and flour at ports the coast the grain
trade generally has been dull and inactive.
Today's market almost blank in business Wheat
exceedingly dull, and obtanable at easier rates. Flour
quite neglected and nominal. Indian Corn very quiet
there being scarcely inquiry for either white yellow
although they offered at reduction per quar-
ter. We quote Wheat red 6s for WESTERN white Is ais
4d per 20 lbs Flour, Philadelphia and Baltimore 22s "a
DDS Cd; Extra Ohio, via North DIS Cd d23 3D. via New
Orleans 23s. G25s Western 2ls q2ls cd per bb Indian
Corn, yellow 34s Cd white S5s. (d35s. Cd per 4SO lbs
Beef sells only in retail at previous rates.
Pork steady, in retail none in first hands
Bacon.-The country demand is still of very limited
character but durng the week large business has been
done speculation, and prices Is per cw higher,
closing firm.
Cheese under arrivals, has become quiet fine quail
tiles are held for full prices.
Lard has been in better demand. and during the week
$50 tons have been sold at 56 Cd Cd for good quail
ity; SIS cd made for choice.
Tallow in moderate request, and with light stock
here, brings full prices Butchers Association 55s per
cwt In London the market has declined closing at 53s
spot SIS of June and sos last three months of
the year for p Y. c.
Rosn-Common dull at As. per cwt; sales for the week
5000 bbs. -
Bark unchanged. Philadelphia 9s Cd G1os Ro1ti
more Is. d.Gl7s Cd. per cwt
Oils-Sperm offering at fS5 No change in Whale
Coverseed-Some inquiry to hold over hut no trans
actions to report.
Cotton.-The market was animated and deorer at the
oegnning OF the weak, dropped Wednesday rallied
again IN the AFTERNOON and was sparingy supplied with
useiui qualities at an advance lied per H. until today
when the accounts per Saxona seemed to dsappont hold
es ana the market closes with dropping tendency, at
oarey last Fridays quotations In Manchester there is
i Ieenng without very much business doing Mddlins
orleans TX d.; Mobile Y I'd; Uplands I I'd. per lb.
RICHARDSON, SPENCE X co.