The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-28

been very quiet and rather heavy The sales embrace
80 to 40 hhds. clayed Cuba in small lets at 80 cts
Is hhds Porto Rico sold yesterday at auction at 3S3
cts and 10 puncheons English Island sold to-day at 33
cts quote to-day New Orleans at AZ d43 cts Porto
Rico at 35G4O cts; English Island at 333S cts and
Cuba at 2S 30 cts for cayed and 3235 cts for Musco
vado. The receipts this week have been heavy. They
hhds 72 erces 399 bbs Cuba; hhds Porto
Rico; and 2,2l hbls New oreans-total 679 hhds, Y
tierces and 2,6lO bbls.
MILL FEED-Mill Feed is firm at 23d25 cts. for
Brown Stuff, and 37d40 cts. per bushel for Middngs
MADDER.-We continue to quote Madder at ll@l2H
cts per b. but there is nothing doing in it.
NAVAL STORES.-There have been sales this week of
some 200 bb Spirits Turpentne at 81 cts. per gallon
and of some 300 to 400 bbls Rosin at SlO
Dbl of 80 lbs, and quote both articles as closing
steady at these figures Pitch is still quoted at S2G22
per hbl.
OILS.-There is a moderate business doing in Oils at
unchanged rates Lnseed is selling at 6s71 cts and
quote Sperm at 40d45 cts for fall and $50 cts for win
ter crude Whale at 5sd60 cts beached Patent do at 6S
l70 cts Solar at 73d75 Sea Elephant at 70dS0 ctS
Lard Oil 9O@9S cts; ETHEREAL do at 6o962 cts. and
Camphene at 5S cts. per gallon.
PROVISIONS The Provision market which during
last week and the week previous very active and
buoyant has this week been dull and heavy, and the
principal articles have fallen off slightly in price Bacon
and Bulk Meat have declined to 9 of cent per h.
Lard to \ cent, Mess Pork 25 cts per bbl and the
market for all these articles closes to-day dull at the de-
cline
BULK MEAT-The only sales of Bulk Meat we have
heard of this week is of so hhds Shoulders and
of 20 hhds. Hams, both on private terms. We quote
Shoulders to-day nominal at 6A al cts, Sides at
cts, and Hams at Sh (GS4 cts.
BACON-The transactions in Bacon this week have
been light as compared with those Of last week and tpe
week previous. The sales embrace about 100 hhds
Shoulders at cts, rs hhds do, 40 of which sold
yesterday at cts 200 hhds Sides at 10 cts Is hhds
do. at ga cts, and 20 hhds prime plain Hams at 10k
cts Shoulders close to-day at 4GS cts and Sides at
9A@lO cts.
BEEFThere very little doing in Beef but we quote
it firm at l2dl4 for No. l, and S5d7 per Dbl. for
Mess
PoRK.-Mess Pork was held early in the week at sls
but day or two since lot of 100 bbs. was sold at
75d1S per bb for heavy Mess We today
bbls thin and good Mess at ST 5o@I775 per Dbl We
% and of so bbls Rump do at Sl3 per bbl Prime Pork
may be quoted to-day at $4 25914 SO, and Rump do at
LARD.-Lard continues very quiet, and we without
sales to report this week. We quote Western Leaf in
bbls and tierces nominal at AGl2 per lb. New
York refined Lard offering lOA cts, but Baltimore
do. is still bringing l3 cts. per h.
BUTTER.-New Butter is still arriving pretty freely,
and it is selling at 16Gls cts for Roll 1920 for
Glades and 2OG2l cts for Goshen. There old But
ter remaining in market
CHEESE-Eastern cutting Cheese is selling at 1OGll
cts, and quote English Dairy do. l2H ala cts.
There is no Western Cheese in market.
POW DER.-Powder is firm at the advance noted in
our last and quote as before Hazards Duponts and
Beattys at 3d. for blasting and s55 for sporting
keg of 25 lbs.
PLASTER Plaster is dull We quote it this week at
So per ton for small lots There is however but little
selling.
RICE-There has been very little done this week in
Rice 1t was held during the early part of the week
4d4B cts for fair to prime, hut within the last day
quote as closing at 44G4A cts for fair to prime. The
sales this week. all Of which have been in small lots do
not exceed $50 terces We the receipt this week
156 tierce, from Charleston.
RUM.-New England Rum is now held at 81 cts, four
months and we quote Porto Rico do at 6570 cts, and
Jamaica do. at l05d110 cts per gallon.
SUGARS.-Sugars have been quite dull this week the
sales adding up only about l60 hhds but notwhstand
ing inactivity the market prices have been pretty
maintained. There has been movement il refining
grades and all the sales made have been small
the trade The sales include 100 hhds low fair prime
New Orleans at from 1915 to 81 So and 81 hhds
to fair Porto Rico, sold yesterday by auction cargo
of 226 hhds, at from S64O to 7. Sugars may
be quoted to-day at the following rates, viz
S675G75o for low fair to prime New Orleans So
for common to prime Porto Rco S662% 2j for gro
GERS styles Cuba and English Island and 256 80
refining grades do but the market for them certainly
heavy at these figures The imports this week include
73S hhds and 452 boxes Cuba 22S hhds Porto Rco l2
hhds. Demerara 80 hhds New Orleans, and 2037 bags
Brazil Sugar-tota 1883 hhds., ASP boxes and 037
bags.
SOAP-CastiIe Soap is selling in quantities at 10 all
cts Olene do at 7H(dS cs and Chemical Olive do. at
al per b. The demand is fair at these figures
STARCH-We continue to quote Starch at 6 cts for
Western Pearl 6G6K for West Philadelphia and 6(d6k
cts. for Duryea's, and 6& cts. per lb for Oswego
SPICES.--Spces are still dull and heavy. We
quote Pepper at Ok cts; Pmento at GG6% il bond
and duty paid Cloves at 94Gl0 cts Cassia at 26d2S
cts; East India Ginger at 54 cts; Mace 47G50 cts
and No. Nutmegs at 65'd6S cts per lb.
STAYES-There is nothing doing in Slaves, and rates
are therefore entirely nominal We quote r. 0. HID.
S Sl41s for s%sd and s25ao for pr%e B6 d09
at S2SG4O and W. o. Pipe Slaves at S35d50 per thous
and
SALT-There are no large sales of Liverpool Salt
making, but there is fair retail demand for it, the
following rates. viz So cts for Ground Alum, $50 for
cts per sack for Ashtons do. We still quote Turks
Island Salt at 10 cts aoat and 20 cts per bushel from
store. We note the import this week of $500 sacks
Liverpool per Br, bark Prince of Wales.
TOBACCO-There has been moderate inquiry this
week for the better descriptions of Maryland Tobacco and
in consequence of the limited quantity of this kind coming
The great bulk of the receipts commoner quail
ties for which there is little demand to effect
sales of which decline would probability have to
he submitted to. We continue to quote Ground leaf
s3a5 inferior to good common at s3G450 ordinary to
Iair mlddllng at S3d6 5o and good to fine at S7Gl2
The market for Ohio Tobacco is dull The sales this
amount to about 300 hhds reds for the French Govern
ment within the range of quotations. We continue
to quote inferior to good green and brown at
s5G6; medium to good brown and spangled at s65OG7
good to fine brown and spangled at S750d9; and fine
wrappery reds and fine yellow at S10d5. There is moth
ing doing in Kentucky Tobacco, and still quote new
crop ugs at $5d5.50 common leaf at S6a $50; good
do. S7Gs50, and fine choice at S912 The inspections
of the week 96S hhds Maryland 72O hhds Ohio 81
hhds. Kentucky and hhds. Virgina-total 2757 hhds
MANUFACTURED ToBAcco-The receipts are light and
the market is dull We continue quote common pounds
at 16a2Octs; medium do at 2Oa2s cts good do at %
d35 cts; fine do. 3550 cts fine SIS and los 20G27 cts
medium do 17(d20 cts; sound common do. at l4G15
cts and inferior shipping los, ISIS and 20s 9Gl2
TALL0W.-TallOw is now held at II 46l1h cts per h.
for city rendered There has however been
in it for week or two past We quote Taow Oil at 1OK
TIN.-We continue quote Tin Plate at 50 25 for l. c.
and Sl1 per box for l. Y. Banca Tin is bringing 32
cts and quote Spelter at cts and Pig Lead at 81
d.6 cts. per h.
WOOL-Wco continues very quiet The farmers
have not yet generally sheared and there is
quently but little Wool coming forward Our quotations
70 clip Wool are still follows, viz: 2Ia22 cts for
unwashed 32d34 cts for tub washed 27d3O for No.
pulled 33G36 cts for pulled Merino; and for fleece
Wools prices range at from 30 to so cts per lb
WHISKEY -Whiskey has through the week been dull,
and decidedly heavy and since the opening prices have
fallen off to II cts per gallon The opening sales were
made at 20 cts for City and 30 cts for Ohio but City and
Country close to-day at 274(d2s cts, and Ohio at
2Sk29 cts The sales for the week add bbs
FREIGHTS.-There is a ship on the berth for London
but we hear of nothing Offering There is very little
ing for Liverpool and we continue to quote at 2s 2s Cd
per bb 2Os for tobacco 25s per ton for heavy freight
and sos. ton for bark To Bremen the rate is 20s
and to Rotterdam 25s per hid for Maryland and
Virginia tobacco bark of about 300 tons and brig of
l96 tons have been taken up for Cuba this private
terms; schooner of 200 bb for Wndward Islands
so per bb out aud back for Guano Island at SIS per
tor two schooners for Halifax, N s., with -four 20
per Dbl and corn at cts per bushe COastwse Heights
show but little change quote to Boston and ports in
Maine at 81 65 per ton for coal 90 per bb and
per bushel to New Bedford, Providence, &c. 81 per
ton for COAL and cts bushel for grain New York
Sl35 per ton for coal There is fair Offering
Southern ports at previous rates We quote Charles
ton by sailing vessels cts per bushel 40 per
Dbl. for whiskey and cts. per foot.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, May 27.-The
Dry Goods market for the last week two has been
quiet and as the spring trade over it is likely to
main quiet for weeks come. We have however
change to note in the general condition of the market
ard for all the leading descriptions of goods prices
well maintained. Heavy standard makes of Brown
Sheetings still quoted at 9G94 medium do at
G7h cts., and light do at 5Ad6 cts. Brown Drills
bringing SAG9 cts, Bleached do. 9G9S cts and
Blue do. 10AG11 cts. Osnaburgs very firm al
7(s cts for "a; sI(G11 cts for 7s lOIGi3 cts fol
"A; and 13(d14 cts. for heavy twiled rs goods
Beached Goods particularly the finer quail
ties, and the market for them is very firm. Denims
Stripes, Ticks and Canton Flannels are all bringing
full prices. Prints of desirable styles are in fair de
mand, and prices for them range generally from
IL for Madder and AmarAnth. Lawns are steady al
l0k(dl3 cts and De LANES at 17(d19 cts Wooens art
in moderate request, and sales making pretty full
rates.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE