The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-27


CITY MILLs-ln this variety the market opened dull
and sales were effected at slight decline We sales
In the early part of this week of 400 bb at cash.
and 500 bbls. at $3.50 time yesterday of 500 bbIs
at s425, and to-day of 500 bbls. at 81 Is cash.
| EXTRA AND FAMILY FLoUR.-There has been more in
curry this week for Extra Flour particularly for Ohio of
which note sales of 200 bbls at SASSY The of
has been neglected We quote it nominal at s5d$5 So
Baltimore ground Family is selling at 81 So and do. Extra
| at $3.50;
Flour this week. There inquiry for it to day
and the market was frmer at So. 25 per Dbl
Brandywine at SO IS per Dbl We note the export this
week of 772 bbs to the West Indies.
GRAlN.-The receipts of Grain the past week,
pared with those for weeks previous have been
heavy the aggregate amount being 900 bushels of all
descriptions. Of Wheat the offerings of white were
600 bus Prices steady all the week and choice sam
pies were in demand There 900 bus sold HOO
100 fair to good and l25al4O cts for prime and
choice. Red Wheat was in light supply comparatively;
only 10000 bus being market There has been less
qury for this description, and prices barely main
tanned; quote l02d1O5 cts for fair prime Some
mixed red and white brought 10Y cts to-day and 300
bus. Zimmerman were sold at 40 cts.
CoRN.-Fhe heaviest receipts of Grain have been in
Corn OF white the offerings lis 900 bushels There
has been steady demand all the week prices
close were some cts per bushel higher than the open
ing on saturday sales were made at 5456 cts for good
and prime; on Monday at 4754 cts for damp and mixed
and 55d56 cts for prime, To-day there sales of
9ooo bushels at 57td5S cts for good and prime. Yellow
Corn has also been in demand and sellers met with ready
purchasers at full rates At the opening the week sales
were effected at 57d59 cts Towards the middle of the
week prices improved 59a60 and to day $500
bushels sold IS cts for mixed, and 60G63 cts for
good and prime part of which sold at Sc lbs per
bushe The receipts of yellow have been 6 900 bushels
OATs-The receipts have been heavy, Is 900 bush
being at market. There has not been much inquiry for
them and prices have given way Sales making
OF the week at 27d0 cts for Maryland and Virginia At
the close however there seems to be better feeling and
sales made to-day of 100 bus damaged IS
and 52a cts for good Maryland and IS cts for Pennsyl
vania.
only about 600 bushels Pennss lvania brought 7Ol
cts, and Maryland and Virginia 65d6S cts
/ her h1 hl. Nan1f Cor
sers this week account Of the close approach of the
season for using them Prices unchanged and
quote as last week Peruvian at $50 per 1000 lbs and
$50 per ton of 24o lbs lots of 10 tons and upwards
MEXICAN "a A. at s22$23 per long ton for 10 tons and
upwards and So ton in retail lots California Guano
sells at 90 per long ton from the agent and $40 per
1000 lbs from store Reeses Manipulated Guano Rhodes
super Phosphate of Lime and De Bergs do sell at $40 per
ZoOO IDS note the imports this week OF 100 tons Mex
lean Guano.
HAY AND sTRAw-There is nothing to note in
Hay and Straw this week The market firm at the fol
lowing quotations Timothy Sl3G$l4, and Clover $l09
81 per ton Straw is steady at last weeks figures viz
S13GSl4 for Rye and ssGs0 for Wheat per ton Brown
stuff is selling at led2 cts and Mddngs at 3334 cts
HEMP-The advancing tendency noticed last week in
Manila Hemp is checked, and the market is steady at
~ cts per Id. American rough is quiet at s25 and do
dressed $1s5 per ton
HIDES.-We hear of no transactions in foreign Hides
this week The sale reported last week of $500 Buenos
Ayres at 25A cts months should have been 259 cts
The last accounts from Buenos Ayres represent consider
able decline in prices which will doubtless have its effect
on tins market We continue to quote Buenos Ayres at
20d 70 cts Rlo Grnde 24Rd2 % cts and Porto CabeO at
2Zd22R cts. Wet country Slaughter selling at 7dS
cts; dry do at lldl3 cts and city Slaughter SAG cts
The imports this week S2l from Guayaqu and 7G9 from
Boston
HOPS.-There continues a very light demand. New
are held at S'a9 cts per h.
LEATHER.-There has been an active demand this
week for Rough Skirng and there is little now in
the market Some sales of other descriptions nave oeen
making within the range of quotations. VIZ; city
Slaughtered Sole 2S(I30 cts Country do Z3GZo cents
Rough Skirting % % cts Spanish Sole goa rs cts City
Harness Leather black 29d1 cts; Country do 2a25
cts; Upper in rough hide S3ds so Calf Skins Sl2GS2O
per dozen and finished do S20d $50
METALS.-The market has ruled quiet the past week,
without any new feature worthy OF note
IRoN-American Pig Iron is steady at our quotations.
viz: s27 s2S for Baltimore Forge; $50 for charcoal No
wheel SIS for charcoal No Foundry; 500 for charcoal
No s26ds27 for Anthracite No do; $25d S26 for An
thrace No do and $24 per ton for Anthracite No.
Forge Scotch Pig is steady at $30G S31, and Boiler
Blooms at s65d70 for best cold blast charcoal
NAus-Sales making at $3374 per 100 lbs for cut
4d and upwards
CopPER-We quote Baltimore Refined Ingots at GOA
26k per ID Baltimore and English Sheathing 81
cts Copper Bolts at SO cts and ditto Nails 45 cts per
pound
YELLOW METAL-American Yellow Metal Sheathing has
advanced and is selling cts and English do is
held at 264 cts per fb Yellow Metal Bolts and Nails
selling at q cts. per fb.
TIN-Tin Plate is steady at $1050 for &c; $3.50 per
box for TX. and Banca Tin at 3033 per f Speter
we quote at7x cts, and Pig Lead at car cts per ID.