The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-23


Spring and Welch's; $7.25 for Old Dominion; and we
quote the Patapsco Reservoir and Silver Spring brands
RYE FLoUR-Rye Flour has been quiet at s4G4.2 per
bbl, the latter price for choice fresh ground.
Corn MEAL-The demand for Corn Meal continues very
limited at s412k for Baltimore ground, and s437&Gy
so for Brandywine. We have heard of no sales within
the week.
The following the inspections Of Flour and Neal
the week ending July q, 1859:
u.,z. Bbls Half Bbls.
Howard Street. ................. 2645 ....
City Mills. 13 225 400
Ohio. ........ ,Sl9
Famlly '''''''.''.''...'.,..... gS
TotaI-Wheat Flour. 400
Together with SO bbls. Rye Flour, III bbs. and 27
half bbIs. Corn Meal
GRAIN.-rhe receipt of Wheat has been good but that
of Corn and Oats limited. The offerings all description
sum up about 26OO0 bushels In the early part Of the
week the market buoy and active for Wheat
but later it became heavy and sales could he
except at considerable abatement in prices, whi.h
finally submitted to- Corn and Oats have with
an active market Although there is no change of mo-
ment to notice in prices declining tendency has been
prevalent throughout the week.
WHEAT-There has been fair receipt of Wheat this
week-the total offerings amounting to IS, 600 bushels On
Saturday and Monday, the market was quite buoyant
and prices touched point showing that the decline of
the previous week was pretty well recovered but
Tuesday, the market became heavy and declining ten
dency was apparent, which followed up Wednes-
day, when the sales showed reduction 10d cts per
bushel the sales in the opening of the week On
Thursday the market again dull and sales
at l40l45 cts for choice white 130G3S for good
prime do l20 dl25 cts for ordinary do and 120l30
for red To-day the market very dull, and sales
were made at reduction of l0Dl5 per bushe on
yesterdays rates We quote choice white at 13Oa135
cts fair to prime do at l20Nl2S cts. ordinary do us
"a l20 cts. and red at l15d9123 cts.
RYE.-The offerings of Rye have amounted to 200
bushels There is change to notice in it. The
is dull, with a declining tendency. We quote new and
old Maryland and Virginia at 6s 10 cts and Pennsylva
MIA at 7S,d so cts.
CoRN-We have to report a decline in Corn since our
last weekly review of the market The offerings up
about % 600 bushels which have been disposed of SO
"a cts for prime white and S0S2 cts measure and SO
asa cts. weight for yellow closing dull these figures
To-day there was change. The market steady but
not active. We quote yellow at S0dS3 cts white at
s2(dls4 cts, per bushel.
OATs-The market has ruled very dull and we notice
still further decline in them. The offerings for the week
at the Corn Exchange foot up about 1900 bushels
the opening sales made at 3235 for Maryland
and Virginia and 35d38 for Pennsylvania but later
under very depressed market these prices could he
obtained and Thursday noted sales of prime Mary
land aud Virginia at 2s93 cts. for good order
50a35 for old do and 3234 cts for Pennsylvania
PEAsE AND BEANs.-We continue quote Black Eyed
Pease at 50 two bushel bag and white Beans at s
.25 per bushe
GUANO.-The fall season is about commencing though
the transactions still light. We quote the Agents rate
for Peruvian $50 long ton Dealers selling sol
d6z according to quantity California or Eide Island Gu
ano is held at SS long ton by importer S per
short ton by the dealers. We quote Mexican
S20G22 per ton according to quality, Mexican A
at $40 SOmbrero at $50 per long ton and Columbian
S3Sd4o per long ton Reese's and other Manipulated Gu
sells at SAT. Whiteock & Co.'S, Rhodes and De
Bergs Super Phosphate Lime sells s5 per 900 lbs
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags selling at g. II and
Is cts each for two three and four hushe bags but they
quite dull.
HIDES-We without any transactions to report in
foreign Hides quote Buenos Ayres at 27d27k cts.
City Slaughtered Hides selling at 12dI2k cts. wet
Country Slaughtered at lo4@llK cts, and dry do.
1920 cts.
H0PSWe quote Hops of the crop 1858 steady at 12
l5 cts per lb. Some small sales making at these
figures
HONEY.-We quote Cuba Honey at 6OG65 cts in
bond and 75g77 cts per gallon duty paid but there
very little here.
HAY AND sTRAw.-For both Hay and Straw the
market is quiet at previous prices We quote Hav at
Sl6ls for baled and sl214 per for loose Straw at
$l2Gl4 for Eye and slo@l2 per ton for Oat.
HEMP.-We quote Hemp this week at 5000 per ton for
Russian; Sl45 for rough American; 6% cts per b. for
Manilla and II cts. for Russia Yarns.
INDIGO We have change to note in the rates for
Indigo, still quote common to fair Manila at
3Od50 cts good to prime do. at S5G100 cts Madras
$50 cts; and Bengal at 120Gl75 cts per h.
lR0N-Iron is quiet. but all descriptions steady
last weeks rates We quote Baltimore Charcoal
No Anthracite do. at $24d25 No. do at s2324; No.
do at s22 Scotch Pig at s25(g26; and Blooms at $40
Bar Iron is still selling at S55 per ton for common
English loed $65 for refined do S6O for refined Ameri
can DO, and $40 for American hammered Hoop do.
at S724(dS0 per ton, and Sheet do. at 34@4 cts
per Ib. for English, 4d44 cts. for American and
12d13 cts for Russia We quote Charcoal Boiler Plates at
cts per H. Nails in fair demand So so per 100
lbs. for cut 4d and upwards.
LEATHER-The demand is limited and the receipts are
light We continue to quote City Slaughtered 36G3s
cts Country do 34G37 cts; rough skirtng 3236 cts.
Spanish sole 30d34 cts City harness leather black SO
aS9 cts; Country do. 3l@9l cts. upper in rough hide
NN9 PS
at S5ydl00 cts. per 10.
LUMBER.-As is usual at this season of the year the
demand is quite light, and the receipts which not
neavy, are more than sufficient TO it. Prices are
about the last week which we continue viz We
cuttings s25 for selects s35936 and pan
ell Hemiock may be quoted at $3.50 to SlO25. Poplar
Lumber is dull We quote plank at $1Sd@20 at sly
G20; SIS at Sl1G13; Walnut sawed to proper szes
at s2SgSo Ash is still dull at $l6G2O. Oak Plank and
a oak boards are also dull and prices are lower;
MoLAssEs.-The transactions this week have been
limited, although there has been better inquiry for
small lots. We have only sale of 25 casks Muscovado
reported at 20 cts. per gallon The market continues
firm at former quotations. We quote Muscovado at 27
30 cts; clayed sweet 24d26 cts; do. 1920 cts
English Island 2732 cts Porto Rico at 3Od35 cts and
New Orleans at 39(d41 cts.
MILL FEED. We quote Mill Feed this week at l26l4
cts for Brown Stuff, and 80 cts. per bushel for Mid
MADDER-we continue to quote Madder at 11612k
cts per b but there is very little here and hear of
no sales.
NAVAL sTOREs-Naval Stores remain very quiet
We still quote Spirits Turpentne at 45d46 cts. per gal
lon. common Rosin at Sl70G1 rs, Tar at $2G225 and
Pitch at 81 per bbl. Some small No. l Rosin are
making at $3d3 so for good, and SIS per bbl for very
oILs.-os are still very dull Linseed is selling at
62g65 cts, Sperm at l4C4l45 cts. for fall
and $50 cts. for winter; crude Whale at 5SG6O
cts beached Patent do. at 6Sd7O cts: Solar at 73075
cts Sea Elephant at 70dS0 cts Lard Oil S7G90 cts
gallon.
PROyIsIONs.-There has been no movement in any
the articles under this head since our last weekly re-
view except Bacon, which has slightly improved under
retail demand Pork steady at the quotations
given in our last.
BAcoN-Quite an active retail demand has prevailed
for Bacon, and note advance of per ID during
the week The sales foot up about 800 Shoulders
9S cts for the latter in the early part of the week and
at 74dS cts. and 9S d9B cts the close the outside
quotations being charged for small lots We quote Hams
BULK MEAT.-There have been no sales of Bulk Meat
reported We quote it nominal at 64 cts for Shoulders
BEEF-Beefis selling in small lots for ships stores at
Sl3Gl5 for No 1, and $l5gl7 per bb for Mess, but
there is no demand for large lots.
PoRK.-The market has been steady not active at
the decline noticed last week The only transaction
ported 200 bbls Mess private terms quote Mess
at $685. Prime at $3(913 so; and Rump at si2 So
LARD-We have had no sales of Lard reported this
week: Inc market is steady at11k9llA for prime
BUTTER Butter is still selling 11G12 cts for solid
packed Western l2914 cts for Roll and II cts for City
packed shipping Butter. The market is however dull
CHEEsE-Cheesei is dull, but still quote it 1O1l
cts for Eastern Cutting and 12kdl4 cts for English
Dairy.
POWDER.-We quote Hazards. Dupont's and Beatty's
Powder at s. 80 for blasting and 1915 for sporting per
keg of 25 lbs. 1t is very firm at these figures.
PLASTER-Plaster may be quoted this week at So rs
d3 per ton, the latter figure being lar retail lots
RICE.-There sales within a day or two past of
1so casks at 4S944 cts We quote fair to choice at 449
RUM.-we quote New England Rum this week at 34@
5 cts Porto Rico do at 65G70 cts, and Jamaica do at
l00Gl10 cts per gallon.
SuGAR.-The market has not been active as it
last week have the transactions been large Ex
cheny made with for retailing The sales include
ooo boxes Havana at 6 AK cts per b. so hhds Porto
RICO at % 3og1 90 100 hhds New Orleans in lots Sl24
SGI 5o 10 hhds Cuba at Sc so 60 hhds English IS
Ii Iaiiu oh private terms We quote Cuba and English
Island common to good refining 5X66I cts Cnba
ana English island fair to good grocery 6k d6T cts
Gnoa and English Island prime 767k cts; Porto
ico ana New Orleans fair to good ar cts Porto Rico
and New Orleans prime 7hGS cts: Havana boxes No s
to TO- 6d71 cts, do. do u to a. 6Id7b cts do do II
to IS, as cts, do. do. 10 to 90 s4dsI cts The i'm.
ports this week 36l hhds 81 eces and 62 bbls from
Cuba "a hhds and 27 bbs. from Demerara 367 hhd II
tlerce and bbl from Boston, and 500 bbls from New
York. "
STAVES.--Staves dull. and rates are in
great degree nominal. We quote as before r
o.. HID. at $14GlS for culled and $2503O for
prime, r. 0. Bbl at $14G1S; W. O. Bbl. double stuff
$25lG35, do single do at $12G15, W. O. HID at s2sG4O
and W. o. Pipe Slaves at $35G5O per thousand.
SALTLiverpool Salt is selling quite freely from store
at 95 cts for Ground Alum 1876 cts. for Marshalls and
jeffrey Darcys fine, and $50 per sack for Ashtons
do. We quote Turks Island Salt before at 1SG2O cts
bushel We note the import this week of $50 sacks
Liverpool Salt
SOAPWe still quote CASTLE Soap at l0H cts oleine
do. at as cts, and Chemical Olive do at 67 cts per
Id. The demand is fair at these figures.
STARCH.-Starch is dull but unchanged in price, and
we still quote Western Pearl cts, West Philadelphia
at 6d6k cts; Duryea's at 6G6K cts and 0swego at 6H
al cts. per lb.
SPICES-Spices continue dull but the rates are gen.
orally unchanged. We quote Pepper to-day at OK cts
Pmento at 697 cts. in bond and duty paid; Cloves at