The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-24

@ PMS FIRE Crackers $170 for No l for 40 packs pre-
Sc. ringer ~ cts; Currants 1Okd11h cts; Citron
n Des 4A(d51 cts The market is nearly bare of Or
Tug p anu Lemons and quotations nominal A cargo
rIo a ier IN Is daily expected.
nain I've - note slight advance in Mackerel. The
market otherwise, is unchanged and rather quiet We
and medium slO75 No small at Sc 5oa7 5o Alewive.
SESod4' No Labrador Herrings $4d5; Halifax and
PASSPORT No at 81 5OG3 So small scaled Box Herrings
at saa45 cts No at 15d25 per box Goldfish dry al
SgS9o Hake at 81 SOAP per 100 lbs; Salmon s22a2
of ppl ana heress 5000 We notice the first arrival
had are selling at sl SO for small and s12 for large
FEATHERS.-Southern and Western Live Geese are
selling at 36(d4O cts.
GRAIN-The receipts of all descriptions of Grain this
week are some $4,000 bus in last week amount
ing in the aggregate to $4,000 bushels Wheat being
Prihclpaly OF low grades has been rather dull There
market has ruled firm Oats and Rye have both i'm
proved.
grades nave been in request while low grades have
very heavy Sales have been making at 95dllO cts for
INFERIOR ana iar samples 1l5d20 cts for good prime
cts for choice cts for some very choice
lots for Family Flour Red Wheat continues in very light
making at 100 cts for inferior to fair and LOG cts for
prime note the export this week of "a 900 bushels
CoRN-The offerings of white some 80 900 bushels
dhere was good inquiry and quotations steady
oGoo cents for inferior to fair 666S good
and prime and 20 by weight Today we note sale
OF Z4oo bushels choice at II cents by measure Yellow
olooo bushels sold at 6567 cents for fair and 6Sd70
cents for prime and choice We export this
vi if'ooo Ous Principally to Liverpool and Brazil.
RYE-only 1900 bushels were at market this week
rehnsyNana brought 75H G76H cts; Maryland and Vr-
oArs.-Prime Oats have been in demand Sales have
been made of Maryland and Virginia 3d35 cents for
eror 10 good 36aS cents for good and some prime
ios at ~ d40 cents Pennsylvania sold at 1904 cents
ana have been in very limited supply The offerings
q 900 bushels
GUAN0.-Guano is selling quite freely in retail lots
though no large sales effected the for its
being nearly over: Prices unchanged, and We still
quote as before, viz Peruvian $50 per 1000 Ibs and
S56 per ton of $40 lbs in lots of 10 and upwards
Mexican a. A. at s22d s2S per long ton for 10 and
upwards, and $25 per retail lots California Guano
sells at $3.50 per long ton from the agent and $40 per
1000 lbs from store Reeses Manipulated Guano Rhodes
Super Phosphate of Lime and De Hergs do sell at s45
per 1000 lbs The imports this week are 59S tons Peru
Wan and 100 tons Mexican.
GuNNY BAGS.-There is change the market is
quiet at 10Cl11 cts. for small cts for large
HoPs.-rhe market is unchanged We still quote them
HEMP.-There has been no movement in Hemp. We
still quote Manila at sA per h. American rough
SllSq SIP, dressed do at Sl50Gs175 per ton.
HAY AND STAW.-The market is unchanged. We
Straw s1s14 Rye and ssa $40 for Wheat per ton
Brown stun selling at 20 cts and Mddlngs at SO cts
per bushel.
HIDES-There is still a good demand for foreign Hides
and we note sale this of lot of Montevdeo rs
cts Prices are unchanged and will sti quote Buenos
Ayres at 241 d25 Rio Grande 249244 OTIS.
70 Cahello at d22 cts, Wet country slaughtered
selling 7S cs dry do at Halls cts and city slaughter
ed at SOC cts The receipt this week is 300 from Charles
tEATHER,-The market this week again been very
active and large quantities have been sold the prevail
ing rates of last week We still quote city slaughtered
Sole 2s93O cts Country do 24d26 cts Rough Skirting
H fa RS cts Spanish Sole 2ea2s cts City Harness Lea
finished do. S2OG30.
M0LASSES.-The market has been very quiet through
out the week The only sale reported of 200 bb
Cuba Muscovado at 80 cts The market closes quiet
for Cuba clayed 20 d3O cts for do Muscovao "a ass cts
Tor Porto Rico The imports for the week 7Os hhds
METALS-The market continues quiet with very lit
tie quotable change.
IRoN.-Of American Pig Iron we quote Baltimore Forge
at s27 Charcoal No. Wheel s3Od s35, Charcoal No.
Foundry SIS, No do. 500 Anthracite No do s26G
$27 No do s25 G26 Anthracite No. Forge s24 Scotch
Pig we now quote at s9d $50, and Boiler Blooms SOS
ESQ for best Cold Blast Charcoal
AAILs-There is no change in the market We quote
I'D and upwards at S.. 25 per 100 lbs
CoPPER-There is little or no change in Copper. Ra
more refined ngots selling "A per h. baltimore
and English Sheahng at 20 cts Copper Bolts SO cts
and Nails at As cts. per H.
YELLOW MErAL.-American Yellow Metal sheathing is
selling at % cts English do "a per h. Bolts
TIs-Tin Plate is a shade lower. We quote slO25 for
/ c sl2 per box for l. X and 80 per h. for Banca
Tin sPelter we quote at cts and Pig Lead at ek@7
NAVAL sToREs-Sales during the week of 100 bbls.
Spirits Turpentne at 5l(d52 cents We quote common
Rosln ailoat al 81 49, from store $3.50 per bb No
oILs.-The market is unchanged We quote winter
sperm at 81 SSd 50 per gallon hleaohed do at 81 s5G
f5dsO Gus Lard Oil dull at AGO cents Camphene
selling at So cents, and ETHEREAL Oil at 46G4s per
PROvISIoNS-The market for all descriptions has been
quite active this week and quotations nearly all vare
ties have advanced considerably above those of last week
Hog round country cut at 6A for Shoulders SA
for Sides, and X cts for Hams 1870 hhs Shoulders
rive at cts 10000 lbs loose Shoulders cts
loose Sides at So cts 900 lbs cts 40 hhds Bulk
Shoulders at " cts l64 hhds Hams at cts SO hhds.
do at 81 cts; GO hhds. country cut do Sk cts and
900 pieces sweet picked Hams OK The market
closes firm at ~ cts for Shoulders 9a94 cts for Sides
BAcoN-The transactions in Bacon have also been
heavy The sales embrace 25 hhds Shoulders at cts
700 hhds do at y cts; 100 hhds city smoked do pri-
terms; 40 hhds Western do on private terms 40
hhds Sides at 9R cts; 10000 lbs loose do 9E cts 20
hhds. do, not strictly prime, az cts; l40 his In
lots at 10 cts l2O hhds do in lots at 10d10k cs
hhds Shoulders and Sides for the former and 10
cts for the latter Is hhds Sides ION and SO hhds
40, deliverable in May, at 10s cts. In Hams
sales of 900 pieces plain at 10R cts; 500 do. 1OH11
cts 500 pieces do sugar cured at ka12 cts so eces
at II cts, and 500 pieces Nye's at II cts loose.
hEEF-Sales reported of 100 bbls Baltimore No. l at
Sl4 Mess we quote at SIT.
PoRK.-There has been good demand for Pork and
prices have advanced considerably. The sales include,
the opening of the week 100 bbls Prime s14 75 sub
sequeny 600 bhls do at SIS, 100 do at $l5124, $50
bbs. do at SIS 25ds 1575 100 bbls Rump at si5 and
200 bbs Mess at $3.50 The closes firm at the
outside figures.
LARD.-The sales embrace IT'S bbls not strictly prime
at lOH cts; l25 bbls and erces at 111 cts 500 hbs
rels. and erces at IL cts, 200 kegs l2X cts We
auoe Western Lard at IL cts in barrels and terces
and 12k cts. in kegs.
BUTTER.-The market for old Butter is dull but new
sells readily Sales of Roll are reported at l$a1s cts
@24 cts and city packed at 12R cts
CHEEsE-sales during the week of $50 boxes Eastern
Cutting at loalo& cts To-day We quote it at 10 OTIS,
with downward tendency. Of Western sales of 800
boxes f. Dairy made at 10 cts
RlCE-sales of 100 erces from the wharf at 81 cts,
and 90 erces common from store $751; per 100 lbs
The market closes at 3I944 cts.
sUGAR:-There has been comparatively little doing in
Sugars this week. Sales have been made principally
meet the regular local trade demand which has
very active and embrace $50 hhds Cuba Sc So for re-
fning; 60 hhds Porto Rico private TERMS 10 hhds
at 81 So 10 hhds. New Orleans Sc 25 hhds do in
lots at To day we had reported sales Of
SO hhds New Orleans, in lots at So 75d$7.25 The
ket closes quiet at the quotations. viz refining grades
New Orleans S550S6 do Cuba and Porto Rico at S637b
s675 Porto Rico and New Orleans fair good Sc SOFA
s675; and prime do 81 25as737H The imports fof the
week are 24s hhds., and 10 bqyes from Cuba.
Chg reIers reduced their prices this week. give
the current rates of Messrs Egerton Dougherty Woods
Co. of the Baltimore Sugar Refinery Those of the Ma
ryand Refinery, of which Messrs F. w. Bruue Sons are
agents, are essentially the same
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