The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-23

| amount to only 203 bbls.
The following the inspections Flour and Meal for
| the week ending April 2lst, 1859:
Bbls Half Bbs.
| Howard Street. 4.270 go.
| City Mills. 3.609 100
Oho. ...'.......r ........ 4,s0S
| rdmliy ,Ol4
Total-Wheat Flour ........I3.701 100
Together with 596 bbs. Rye Flour and AIS bbs Corn
GRAIN.-The supply of Grain market this week has
been light the offerings of all descriptions amounting to
only about 10000 bushels which is 10 600 bushels
less than the OF last weeks receipts Corn has
through the week been steadily improving but
rial change has taken place since issue in the
| rates for Wheat, Rye or Oats
WHEAT The receipts of Wheat this week have been
extremely light the offerings amounting altogether to only
about IA 900 bushels There has of been no ac
tvity in it in consequence of the very limited supply
but there has been very little variation in the rates.
Wheat has ruled through the week at 125130 cts for
dnary d,lSsGl5o cts for fair prime 14S155 cts
for ordinary white l65a175 for good to prime do.
and $50 cts for fancy lots do and the to-
day steady at these figures.
RyE.-There have been about 1000 bushels Pennqyl-
vania Rye sold this week at 95G97 cts and we quote it
to-day steady at these figures. We have heard
of Maryland Rye but we quote it nominal at s5 cts per
CoRNCon continues in moderate supply the receipts
this week adding up about 1000 bushels There is
good inquiry for it. and prices have through the week
been steadily improving On Saturday white Id at "a
1f6cts and yellow at from 7s to 81 cts, but Monday
white sold at 7477 cts by measure rs cts by weight
and yellow at SOdS1 cts. by measure and S2dS4 by
weight. On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday white
sold at from Is to so ct:, and yellow at SO9S2 cts by
"a cts for inferior and 7SdSO good lots white
and at SlG So cts. for yellow, all by measure.
OATs-The receipts of Oats add up about IL bush
els which is considerably larger than was re-
ceiyed last week The demand for them has fair
and the greater part OF the receipts have changed hands
at from AZ to 50 cts for Virginia and Marya land and
5o954 cts. for Pennsylvania Oats:
PEAsE AND BEANs.-Black Eyed Pease are still selling
at s per two bushe bag and quote Beans ranging
from 81 to $lS7h per bushel Prime Beans scarce
and wanted.
OFFERINGS OF GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE
Wheat, bu. Corn, bu Rye, bu. Oats, bu.
Ts Esst ass5s sss5 siss SSs a5sss 5ssss
Same tme5s 4O3, ,46e 1,844G5O 2oo79 24sIS2
GUANo-The demand for Gnano is falling off,
unchanged and still quote the Agents
price for Peruvian Guano 500 per long ton, and
dealers selling at $el@62 according to quantity.
California Eide Island Guano is held at s47 by the
importer and s4s by dealers per long ton, and s44
(922 per ton according to quality, Mexican A
at SIG Sombrero at s32 long ton, and Columbian
ano sells at s47. whtelock Co.'S Rhodes and De
Bergs Super Phosphate of Lime sells at 45 per 1000 lbs
GUNNY BAGs-we quote Gunny Bags this week at
TO- 1904 cts each for two three and bushel bags
GiNSENG;-We continue to quote Ginseng at 20 cts.
per b., but there is very little doing in it
HIDESWe note the sale this week of the cargo the
bark Kate comprising about 10 900 Buenos yres Hides
at 2S cts six months. We quote Buenos Ayres at 2S
cts, Rio Grande at 81 City Slaughtered are selling
at 11Hd12H cts, wet Country Slaughtered 1OK@1I%
cts and dry do. at 1920 cts. The imports this are
1,038 from New Orleans, and 374 from Charleston.
HEMP continue to quote Hemp 5000 for Russian,
dressed do Manila Hemp is selling at 6A@g7 cts, and
Russia Yarns at H. cts. per lb
HAY AND SrKAW.-Eiay is in fair request, and prices
for range at from s13 to 16 per for ordinary to
prime Straw is still selling at sl3 for Rye, and $1o@
H0PSWe quote Hops the crop of 1853 steady at 10
Cdl5 cts per b. Some small sales making these
HONEY.-We continue to quote Cuba Honey at 75G77
cts per gallon duty paid but We hear of sales this
INDIGO.-The rates for Indigo are unchanged and
still quote fair Manila at 3Od5O cts
aGa a SS at sGS G Ma e
Bengal at 120G175 cts. per h.
IRoN.-Pig Iron continues to droop, and both Char
coal and Anthracite Iron have fallen of in price within
the last week two about 81 per to- We quote
tmOre Charcoal Forge at s27; Charcoal No Wheel at
S3 and Anthracite Iron at 26 for No l. $25 for No 3
and s23d24 per ton for No s. We note sales this week
of about $50 No. Anthracite Iron at the quotations
Scotch Pig is still quoted at s27d2s, and Blooms s45
5o for puddled and $62kd65 per for Charcoal
For Bar Hoop and Sheet Iron the rates unchanged
rolled; $65 for refined do; 500 for refined Ameri.
can do and Sll0 for American hammered; Hoop do
at s72haso per ton: and Sheet do. at 3A@4 cts
per lb. for English, 4d44 cts for American. and
1213 cts for Russia We quote Charcoal Plates at
cts. per lb. Nails in active demand at So 5OG375
per 100 lbs. for cut 4d and upwards
LEATHER-The demand continues quite active several
Eastern buyers having been purchasing pretty largely
fully maintained but we have change and con-
tnue to quote City Slaughtered S3935 cts; Country
do 3g34 cts rough skrng G34 cts. Spanish sole 20
ASS cts City harness leather black SO cts. Country
do 29gS2 cts; upper in rough hide SO 5OG5 calf skins
LUMBER.-The receipts of Lumber continue light, only
about eargoss having been received during
cept for Hemlock which has slightly declined We quote
as follows: White Pine Cuttings at Sl4dl7 Selects S250
26; and Common and Panel at sS5a36; White Pine 81
ding S11G15 Hemlock Scantling S1O61l: Hemlock Rails
SO 5o91l so; do Jost $40 Poplar Plank sls@2o;
seantng Sc IN lii 8 sl4gS DO edged sl4a7 Oak Ship Plank
la and Jacksonville 54 flooring s1SG2O Charleston riv.
er do at sl6als; do bright a. do at sls2o and Caro-
giles are worth So 5OGB7 according to quality.
MoLASSES-There has been very little doing this
week in Molasses, the sales far have heard
bracng only 40 hhds. Cuba cayed at &c cts 25 hhds
do Muscovado at 20 cts and aout so bbls New Oreons
at 39G40 cts A lot of $50 bbls New Orleans
was offered yesterday at auction but on the sample
no bbs.l was sold, the balance being withdrawn. Mo-
lasses although quiet quite firm at the following rates
viz 39G4O cts for New Orleans; 32G37 cts for Porto
Rico 27d 33 cts for Cuba Muscovao, 2527 cts
from Cuba, e5 hhds from Porto, and $50 hhds. from
trinidad 500 bbs from louisiana aud of 800 bbls Syrup
from Portland.
cts for Brown Stuff and 35G40 cts per bushel for Mid
MADDER.-There is nothing doing in Madder. but we
still quote it as ranging from II to 12H per h.. the
latter figure being for prime 0mbro.
NAVAL STORES.-The only transaction OF Importance
heard of this week in Naval Stores sale of 500 bbls
common Rosn at SLIGO per Dbl. Spirits Turpentine is
firm at 53H cts. gallon, and quote Pitch So;
l. per Dbl.
0ILS.-Lnseed Oil has declined sghtl since our last
and We now quote at but continue quote
Sperm at ll045 cts for fall and $50 cts for winter Crude
Deached
rs cts; Solar at 1880 cts; Sea Elephant 7OaS5
cts; and Lard OIL at 90G95 cts. per gallon We still
quote ETHEREAL Oil at 5eg5S cts, and Camphene
cts per gallon.
PROyISIONS.-There has been a fair business done
this week in Provisions, but the transactions in them
have not been heavy The market during the greater part
of the week has been much depressed but within last
day or two we note an improved feeling in again Bulk
Meat and Bacon have declined in the week q to of
cent per lb, and Mess Pork so per bb Below we
give statement of the transactions of the week
BULK MEAT-The sales of Bulk Meat this week include
900 lbs Sides at s 60 days hhds Shoulders at
81 cts, % hhd do at 6K cts 60 bbls. picked
SK cts, and 25 hhds dry sated Hams at sA cts Shoul
ders are held today at 6 cs Sides at S3s@SH cs and
Hams at So cts.
BAcoN.-There has been pretty good jobbing demand
this week for Bacon but only few large lots have been
sold. The sales this week previous to-day
hhds. Shoulders 7(G7s cts IS hhds Sides at Q els
$50 hhds Shoulders and Sides in lots at Z and Ok cts
5000 pieces plain Hams at 9AGl0k cts and O00
pieces fancy sugar-cured Hams at 12dl3 cts To-day
note sales of 25 hhds Shoulders at 7 cts % hhds
do at 74 cts, 10 ooo lbs loose Sides at 9 cts and
90 hhds Sides at OK cts, Shoulders may be quoted
closing at * cts, and Sides at OK cts
BREF.-We are not advised of any transactions worth
noting this week in Beef We quote Western No. at
S011, do. Mes at S11.50d13. and Baltimore packed
No ] at SO, and do Mess at $l4 per Dbl.
PoRKThere has been doing in barrelled Pork this
bbls Mess at si7 5oaI775 $50 bbs Rump at sisais
and rs bbs picked Jowls at SO quote Mess to-day
at sl775 Prime at l2.5o91S5o, and Rump at sl2 500
LARD.-we not advised of any transactions worth
noting this week in Lard Prime Western Leaf is scarce
and pretty firm at IL cts but inferior lots Offering
at ilall cts per b in bbls and tcs. Refined Lard is
| selling at 13K cts.
BUTTER.-Good Butter continues in brisk demand and
saes are making quite freely of New York Bper at 100
~ cts for old, and 23d25 for Fresh Roll is sell
ing at ZoG24 cts but it is quite We sale
ls week Of 10 900 lbs old Western Butter for grease
CTS, and OF zoo kegs shipping Butter 11l11H
CMEEsE-Me continue to quote Cheese at 10Gl0X cts.
market is still very quiet " Wv
roM pEk:,.We quote Hazards, Duponts and Beattys
25 lbs. ~ f-e pa ANe -
| PLASTER.-We continue to quote Plaster firm at "a
per ton There has however been nothing of Importance
| done in it this week. P
RlCE--There has been fair inquiry this week for
Re and sales to the extent about $50 tierces have
been made at 3kG3& cts. for common to fair and 44
for good to prime lots Rice closes TODAY steady
3x@4K cts for fair to prime lots We note the recent
this week of 81 erces from Charleston 37s terces
from Savannah-toal 469 tierces.
| RUM.-New England Rum is selling in lots to the
trade at 33d34 We quote Porto Rico do. at 6OG65
| cts and Jamaica do. at l009l05 cts. per gallon
SPICES.-Spices dull and rather heavy. We quote
Pepper to-day 9AG1O cts Pimento at 64 96K cts in
bond and cts duty paid Gloves at cts Cassia
262S cts. East India Ginger at 54 cts Mace at 47G
SO cts, and No 1 Nutnegs at 6596s cts. per lb.
| STARCH.-Starch is rather frmer, and we now quote
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