The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-09
Tot.lw wbao. F,o,r


GRAIN-There has been considerable falling off this
week in the receipts of Grain the offerings Corn
Exchange amounting to only about 100000 bushels
against l4o 900 bushels last week. The falling has
been almost entirely in Corn. The demand for Grain has
generally been fair but there has been special activity
IN any description Corn has varied somewhat in price
during the week but change has taken place
since our last in the rates for Wheat Rye or Oats
Wharf.-The supply Of Wheat at market this week has
AGAIN been light the receipts amounting to only about
5000 bushels Prime Wheats continue iu demand but
lor the lower grades the market is dull Red Wheat has
ruled through the week at from 140 155 cts for fair to
prime and it closes today steady at these figures
white Wheat sold early in the week at scales
cts Tor common to fair, l75G17S cts. for prime
and for choice but for days has been
for prime and $50 choice lots and ii closes
rather duh at these rates.
RYE.-For Rye the market this week has been very
quiet There have only about 600 bushels received
and few lots of Pennsylvania have sold at 959S
cts; We quote Maryland Rye nominal at s2as5 cts
CoRN-There has been a considerable falling off this
week in the receipts of Corn the offerings amounting
The market for it during the early part Of the week
dull but within the last day two the demand for it has
rather g sa aeve M On Saturday white sold at $50
sold at 75d76 cts and yellow at 7ss2 cts. One
lots OF white sold on Monday by weight at 77(97S
On Tuesday and Wednesday, Corn sold at.7072 cts for
mixed, 74977 cts for white. and S0GS1 cts for yellow
Yesterday the sales made II for mixed 747
cts for white, and sO9s2 cts for yellow Some lots Of
damp Corn were also sold at 65 cts for white, and rs
for yellow.
oArs.oats have through the week been dull The re-
cepts have however not been large the offerings
ing to only about 1900 bushels Virginia and Maryland
Oats have ruled through the greater part the week at
from 40 to 81 cts and Pennsylvania do at from 50 55
PEAsE AND BEANs-Black Eyed Pease are still selling
at 50 per two bushel bag, and quote Beans ranging
from 81 to SlS7h per bushel. Prime Beans
OFFERINGS OF GRAIN CORN EXCHANGE,
| Wheat, bu. Corn. bu Rye bu Oats, bu
To this ssSi time 27sas e5Sssa s sisi9 1877 1s7a i7a9
Same time'5s 324 ,242 1,116,OS1 26 565 2O269O
| GUANo.-The demand continues good for all kinds of
fertilizers, and prices unchanged The Agents
price for Peruvian Guano is still 500 per long ton,
and dealers selling S6la62
California or Eide Island Guano is held at SAT by the
at $20(122 per ton according to quality, Mexican
at SIG, Sombrero at S32 per long on and Columbian
s38g4o per long ton Reeses and other Manipulated Gu
ano sells at S47, Whitelock Cos, Rhodes and De
Bergs Super Phosphate of Lime sells at s45 per 900 lbs
The imports 1 this week are 49 tons Peruvian direct
GuNNY BAGs-We quote Gunny bags this week at
GINsENG-We continue to quote Ginseng at 70 cts
per H.; but there is very little doing in it
HEMP-We quote Hemp this week at 5000 for Russian,
Sll0130 for rough American, and s175lSO per ton for
dressed do There of the latter description in mar
ket Manila Hemp is selling at 6AG7 cts, and Russia
HAY AND sTRAw.-Hay is dull and rather heavy.
We quote this week at sl2Gl5 for ordinary to prime
baled and slo92 ton for loose Straw is still selling
at I5TS SIS Tor Rye, and SlOai2 per ton for Wheat
We still quote nominaly Buenos Ayres at 2s cts az
Rio Grande at 27 cts. City Slaughtered selling at
llhGl2H cts, wet Country Slaughtered at 1Ok@1lT
cts and dry do at 1920 cts The receipt this week is
| 65 Hides from Nassau n. P.
HoNEY.-We note the receipt this of an invoice
HoPs-We quote Hops the crop of 1858 steady at 12
Glo cts per Id. Some small sales making these
| figures.
INDIGo-There has been nothing of Importance done
this week In indigo but the are unchanged
and we still quote common to fair Manila 30d50 cts
good to prime do at S54loo cts; Madras 75G9O cts
Bengal at l209l75 cts per lb.
lRON.-We are again without transactions to note in
Iron and the market for may be quoted dull rather
heavy Prices however unchanged and we again |
quote Baltimore Charcoal Forge at s27 5O92s Charcoal
No Wheel at S32 and Anthracite Iron s27 for No l.
s26 for No q and s2425 per for No g. Scotch Pig
is still quoted at S27(d28, and Blooms at s45G50 |
par iron Is selling at 800 per ton for common English
rolled; sos for refined do; $50 for refined Amer |
can do and $40 for American hammered Hoop do
at H@sO per ton. and Sheet do. at SH@i cts
per lb. for English, 4G44 cts. for American and
2Gl3 cts for Russia We quote Charcoal Boiler Plates at
cts per e Nails are steady at $S 5oG375 for 4d
LUMBER.-we are still without any arrivals of
Lumber from the susquehanna to note, but it is
expected that there will be during the coming
week: We quote follows: White Pine Cuttings
at sl4:9l6 Selects s25926, and Common and Panel
s35GSs. Dry Lumber is most wanted at present,
and an, first rate lots would ready sale
White Pine Siding may be quoted at s116ll5 We quote
Hemlock Scanng SO SO GIL Hemlock rails at sl1
to sl2 Joist $40 to sl05o Poplar Plank SIS 800 do
60 feet long s25 to s26 Oak Boards SIS s2 as to quail
ity and width Pensacola and Jacksonville 5 flooring at
sls92O, Charleston river 54 do at s16Gls do bright
a. 90. at slSd2o and bill stuff s2o922 per 600 feet
Shingles are worth $65o97, according to quality
LEATHER-We have no change to note in the condi.
ton of the market for Leather. The receipts m
ing larger but the demand is about equal to them.
still quote City Slaughtered 33G35 cts Country do
S1934 cts rough skrng 3l34 cts; Spanish sole % al
SO cts City harness leather black cts Country do
29932 cts upper in rough hide So 5Od5 calf So
92O per dozen, and finished do, S20G3O
MOLASSES.-Moasses continues in fair request and
prices for it pretty well maintained The sales this
week include hhds cayed at 25 cts 80 hhds do
at 2S G3o cts, 20 hhds Porto Rico "a cts
and $50 bbs New Orleans 39d4O cts We note also
sales by auction of &c bbls New Syrup at cts
Moassses closes day steady at the following rates viz
3940 cts for New Orleans 3OG35 cts for Porto Rico %
G13 cts Tor CUBA MuScoyadO and 2lQ26 do
ed We note the import this week of l34 hhds 237 tier
Rico and of 100 bbs Syrup from Portland
MILL FEED Mill Feed is selling from 90 to 25 cts
for Brown Stuff, and S5 to 40 cts per bushe for Mid
MADDER.-rhere is nothing doing in Madder, but we
still quote it as ranging from IL to 12% cts per b. the
latter figure being for prime bro.
NAVAL SToRES.-There has been 10 movement of
consequence in Naval Stores but we have no
material change to note since last the rates.
Spirits Turpenting is selling at SO cts gallon and
we quote common Rosn at 81 62x 65, Pitch 81 and
Tar at S2G2 25 bb We the export this week of
500 bbs Rosin to Rio Jaueiro.
oILS-0s are quiet, but the rates are unchanged,
Lnseed is still selling 67(070 cts, and Sperm at
I+0gl45 cts for fall and $50 cts for winter; Crude
Whale at 62la65 cts; bleached Patent do. at 729
cts; and Lard Oil at 95110o cts We still quote Ehe
rial Oil at 5t95s cts, and Camphene at 5s per gal
PoWDER.--we quote Hazards, Duponts and Beattys
Powder at So for blasting and So for sporting per keg of
PRovIsIONs.-Durngth the early part of the week Pro-
visions were dull but within the last three
has throughout the week been heavy and Bacon and
Bulk Meat have fallen OF since the opening of cent.
per h There has been no movement of consequence this
week in barreed Pork Lard but Pork declined 25
to so cts per bbl, and Lard to \ per Dbl The
market for Provisions all descriptions closes decidedly
heavy.
BULK MEAr.-The transactions in Bulk Meat this week
have not been large, but all the sales have been made
within the last two three days The include 25
hhds Shoulders at 6s cts, 80 hhds. Hams 81 cts rs
for Sides and Hams and 20 hhds Shoulders and Sides at
6kask cts. Bulk Meat held the opening of the
9 cts for Hams but is closes day dull at and SIX
cts for Shoulders and Sides and HGs2i for Hams
BAcoN.-The sales of Bacon this week include lot of
100 hhds prime Terre tute'' Sides cts so hhds
do Shoulders at cts $50 hhds Shoulders in
do in fl tight casks 9S days 25 hhds should
ers at cts 80 days 800 pieces Hams at 1
pieces do at 10 cts We quote Bacon closing at
* cts for Shoulders, and 9H cts for Sides
BEEF-We have reported this week sales of so bbs.
Western No Beef $40 5oG11 bbls do Mess at SIS
and OF some 90 bbls Baltimore packed Beef at s2 for
No. l, and S14 for Mess.
PoRK.-There has been very little done this week in
barree1 Pork. Mess quoted at the opening slS75
and Prime and Rump at s13 5Od4 per bbl but quote
Mess today at SIS 25ls so and Prime and Rump at sl3
@l350 per bbl The only sale of Pork have heard of
this week is one of 25 bbs Rump at sls.5O per Dbl.
IARD-Lard continues very dull, sales having been
made this week so far as we have heard. The nominal
rate for Western in bbs at the opening the week was
1Ix@12 cts, and it closes heavy at these figures
BUTrER-GoOd Butter is still selling quite freely but
common do is very dull Country Roll is bringing 20
% cts Goshen 1922 cts, but quote coH,mon West
srn at e4(d10 cts, and Glades at lO(lI2 cts
We note sales this week Of $50 kegs city packed shipping
Butter at III G12 cts Eggs selling IL cts. per
dozen.
CHERsE.-We quote Cheese this week at 1o91Ob cts
Tor western Cutting and 11Gl2 for Eastern
market is still very quiet
R1CE-During the early part of the week Rice was
quiet and rather heavy but within the
demand for 1t has increased and the improved
slightly in tone. There sale early in the week Of
80 erce fair quality Rice at cts but yesterday there
were sales made Of 125 terces fair good at 4G4h
cts Rice may be quoted today steady 4d44 cts for
fair to prime We note the receipt this All tier
ces from Charleston and 2l0 erces from Savannah-tota
627 terces.
RUM-New England Rum is selling in lots to the
trade at 33g3f cts We quote Porto Rico do. 60G65
cts and Jamaica do. at 1000I05 cts per gallon.
SUGARS.-For Sugars the market has through the
week been quiet but prices have nevertheless pretty
at former rates The sales this week add IN about 900
hhds, against $50 hhds last week They include ll2
hhds fair to good Porto Rico at from 81 and
about l60 hhds low fair prime New Orleans at from 81
TO 81 75 We note also sale of 80 hhds Porto Rico Me-
ado for refining at cts per ID. All were
made to the trade Sugars may he quoted to-day quiet
but steady at the following s low to good
fair New Orleans 81 50775 for good prime do 81 25
al so for fair to good Porto Rico; S77 2k refining
grades do and Sc 62kG7 for refining grades Cuba and
English Island We note the import this week OF 2a4
hhds Porto Rico, and 331 hhds Cuba Sugar-total 625
hhds.
SALT-Liverpool Salt is duh and decidedly heavy
There are two containing together 16
sacks here aoat and several other
to arrive here Ground Alum is offering by the cargo
On