The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-02

very abundant one and most parties look for prices tC
decline materially as soon as Wheat begins arrive in
any quantity lot of 100 bushels red Wheat sold
this morning at $50 cts
BucKwHEAT.-The Buckwheat bubble has burst, and
some OF the unfortunate operators in this article
been badly stuck. Sales of Buckwheat were made last
week 81 but early this week sold at IS cts per bush
sales any price.
RYE.-There have been about 900 bushels Rve re-
ceiVed this week lot of Pennsylvania sold early in
the week ats2 cts but within the last day it has
been selling at S5,GS6 cts, and we quote these as the
rates for Pennsylvania Rye TODAY.
CoRN-The receipts of Corn this week exceed those OF
all other descriptions of Grain combined but they have
nevertheless been comparatively light. the offerings
amounting only about COO bushels against 10 600
bushels last week On Saturday Corn very dull and
ooth white and yellow sold at 747S cts these figures
being decline OF TO cts. per bushe the previous
the market decidedly frmer. White sold at 6572 cts
for inferior 757S cts for good yellow at rs 50 cts
On Tuesday both white and yellow sold rs so cts
and on Wednesday white sold 7SdS cts and yellow
at dSO cts Yesterday both white and yellow sold at
cts for ordinary and 7SSO for good to prime
ana te market closed firm at these figures To-day there
was very little Corn at market and small lots
were soid at IS cts measure for white, and so cts.
weight for yellow.
OATs.-Oats have been rather dull this week They
sold early in the week at 42G46 cts. for Virginia and
close today at 4Od44 for Virginia and Maryland and
44G46 cts. for Pennsy The receipts this week
have been about IL 600 bushels.
PEAsE AND BEANs.-We continue to quote Black Fved
Pease at So per two bushel bag and white Beans at 81
l25 per buShel Pease are in good demand but Beans
OFFERINGS OF GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE.
MI Wheat, bus Corn. bus. Rye, bus. Oats, bus.
To this time 456S28 1so6Si6 o4Ss s5I 81 $50 S85
Same time S. 27O 2S4s 500 Al O96 49i 0S3
GuANO-We still quote the Agents rate for Peruvian
al 500 per long ton Dealers selling S6162 accord
ing to quantity. California Eide Island Guano is held
at l by the importer and $lS by dealers per long ton
and and Sl4 per short ton We quote Mexican at $40
az per ton according to quality, Mexican A
at SIG Sombrero at $32 per ong ton and Columbian at
sSg4G per long ton Reeses and other Manipulated Gu
Begs Super Phosphate of Lime sells S45 per 600 lbs
Tn" import this week is 500 tons from Bird Island
.> ulNS NG.-Ihere Is no Ginse coming forward at
present and we can give reliable quotation for it,
GuNNG BAGS.-Gunny Bags are still selling at TO- 10
ana IA cts each for two, three and four bushel bags
HIDES - There has been good demand for Hides and
previous prices are fully maintained We note sale of
several thousand wet salted Buenos Ayres at II cs six
months We quote dry ditto at q City Slaughtered
Hides are selling at 12dl2H cts, Country Saugh
tered at 1OH oil kcts, and dry do at 1eG2Octs The
New York. ' ''' '''A'
HoPSWe quote Hops of the crop of 1858 steady at 10
figures.
H0NEY.-we quote Cuba Honey at 6Oae5 cts. in
bond and I5d17 cts per gallon duty paid but there
HEMP Russian Hemp is selling at 5000 but there is
no American in market, and give no quotation for
it. Manila is selling at So cts, and we quote Russia
Yarns at Hall \ cts. per H.
HAY AND STRAW.-Hay is still selling at s15a
l6 for baled, and Sl2G4 per ton for loose and we
Straw before at $2 ali ;ye and sOdl2 per ton
for Oat There is no Wheat Straw selling.
NDlGO.-There is but little doing in indigo but
We still quote common to fair Manila at 30G5O cts
good to prime do at s5GlO0 cts; Madras at 75aq0 cts
Caracas at 95dl0O cts Guatemala at lIOGI5o cts and
Bengal at 120,dl75 cts. per lb.
lRoN.-Pig Iron is quiet but steady at the preyious
rates We quote Baltimore Charcoal Forge Iron as
before at S21; Charcoal No; l Wheel do. at s3Od32
No. Anthracite do at S26; No. do. at S24d25 and
No do at So per ton. We quote Scotch Pig this week
AT S25d26 from the yards, and Blooms at s45G
so for pudded and $62HG65 per ton for best Charcoal
Dp ton for
English loed SOS for refined do SEQ for refined Ameri.
can do and Sll0 for American hammered; Hoop do
at syn ydoO per ton, and Sheet do. at 3%G4 cts
per lb. for English, 4G44 cts. for American, and
Pa cts for Russia We quote Charcoal Boiler Plates at
lbs for cut 4d and upwards.
LUMBER.--The market is still dull, transactions
being made only to a limited extent We continue to
quote hlte Pine boards and plank at Sl3Gl5 for cu
linSs S25 for selects and S35 for common and nant
Lots OF cung stuff alone very dull of sale Siding
exceedingly slow of sale and the quotations. which are
SlOGl3, are altogether nominal There is still yerv
large stock OF Hemlock on the wharves with but little
selling. The quotations the same as last week $40
being the side for Josts Scanng and soG16 30
for Rails and Boards We quote Poplar Boards very
dull dull at Sl4alS and "A do at SS2l; Chair Plank sis
92O and Virginia Walnut Boards and Plank at s25G35
Boards at S2OG24 ~ ~
demand is sufficient to prevent stocks from accumuat
ing Prices are not so firmly maintained, but we do
SGt ater our quotations which are as follows City
slaughtered at 36d3S cts Country do "a 37 cts rough
skirtlng SiG31 cts; Spanish sole 3OG34 cts City har
ness leather BLACK S6G3g cts Country do 31G$t cts.
upper IN rough hide 50 SOFAS calf skins 55d6S cts per
lb and finished do. at S5G1OO cts. per lb
MoLASSES-Molasses has throug gh the week been dull
and quite heavy and sales worth noticing have been
made so far have heard We quote Cuba TODAY at
d25 cts for clayed and 273O cts for Muscovado Por
to Rico at 3og35 cts English Island 25a33 cts and
new orleans at 40d43 cts. per gallon. We the i'm
port this week Of 267 hhds 252 bbs from Cuba and
OF 40 puncheons from Porto Rico.
MILL FEEDING quote Mill Feed as before at 1SG2O
dngs.
MADDER.-We continue to quote Madder at 11al2x
CTS per h. but there is very little here and we hear of
no sales.
NAVAL ST0RES-Naval Stores have been very quiet
this week. Spirits Turpenne has declined slightly and
We now quote at 46d47 per gallon hut for other
articles rates unchanged and we again quote com
mon Rosn at Sl.7OGl.S So Pitch at 81; and Tar at s2a
OlLS.-Os continue dull but we have no change
to note in the rates and quote Lnseed GLASS
crude Whale at 5S 60 cts beached Patent do at 6S70
cts solar at a3(75 cts Sea Elephant at 7OSO cts Lard
@ ol at soqg5 cts ETHEREAL do at 5695s cts and Cam
PRoNIsIoNS.-Therew was considerable activity last
week IN Provisions and better feeling was apparent in
the market than had existed for some time previously
but th' week the transactions have been limit and for
several days past the market has been rather depressed
Bacon has fallen of in price this week cent per h.
and Mess Pork 25 cts per bbl The of Provisions
here is quite light and but for this fact prices would
doubtless decline materially.
BACON-The sales of Bacon this week embrace % bbd
shoulders IN bad order at cts, 35 hhds good city
smoked do at cts, rs hhds Western do lie lots at
plain Hams at 10 cts, 25 do at l0K cts and 40
uerces sugar cured do at 1OAd12 To-day we have
reported sale of 25 hhds Sides at 9% cts we onote
% cts. - '/2g
BULK MEAr-The only sale of Bulk Meat we have heard
OF tins week is one of so hhds Shoulders at 6 cts We
quote Shoulders day at So cts and Sides at SO cts
BEEF-Beef is quiet but quote it steady at sl3Gl5
for No l, and S15G3l7 per Dbl for Mess
PoRK.-We have reported this week sales of $50 hbls
Mess Pork at S 40 bbs Rump do at S12 So and bhs
Sl1inl4. %. and Rumn n 80 nor
LARD.-Some small sales of Lard have been made this
week at cts for Butchers and u for Western
we quote today steady at these figures Refined Lard
is still 13H ala cts. per ID.
BUrTER-New Butteri still selling at 1l6yl2 cts. for
Western 12d4 cts for Roll and 12k 1S per lb
City there has been comparatively little doing
in it this week.
CHEEsE-Cheese is still selling at 1Od1l cts for East
ern Cutting and l2hdl4 per lb. for English Dairy
There is no Western Cheese here.
PoWDER-We quote Hazards, Dupont's, and Beatty IS
fowder $3.50 for blasting and $575 for sporting per
Reg oil 70 lbs. 1t is very firm at these figures
PLASFER-Plaster may be quoted this week at So rs
G3 per ton the latter figure being fsr retail lots
RuM-We quote New England Rum this week at 36Gl
81 cts, Porto kico do. 65dT0 cts and Jamaica do al
100Gll0 cts per gallon.
this week and the market for has the week
been quite firm. The sales include 100 terces common
Rice at A cts, Is erces fair do at4SG4 cts and $50
erces good to prime do. at AZ 44 About 100 tier
ces o the lot last named was sold to-day. Rice closes
firm at 42Sd4A cts for fair to prime. We note the i'm,
port this week of 3Sl terces from Charleston and I06
terces from Savannah-total 4S7 tierces.
SPlCES.--Spces are still dull. We quote Pepper
as before at eE cts. Pimento at 666I cts in bond
and duty paid; Gloves at 9k@1O Cassia at 26(G2s
cts; East India Ginger at 81 cts. Mace at 47G5O cts
and No. Nutmegs at 65G6S cts. per lb.
SUGARS.-There has been moderate demand this
week for Sugars but the market for them has
active and the transactions have been light compared
with those of last week The sales add $50 hds
and they include 81 hhds. Cuba Molasses Sugar for re-
fin'ng at $5 GIN 100 hhds regular Cuba do at S612k
$685. so hhds Porto Rico do at $675Q7 s. hhds fair
prime New Orleans do. at S7d775, and 40 hhds choice
do at $sdS.25 The buoyancy which apparent last
week in the market has been lost and Sugars close
day dull the following rates. viz: s575@6 for refining
grades Cuba and English Island s612Htd7.25 for gro
cers styles do So 25d650 for common to good common
Porto Rco $6757 so for fair to prime do $7 so for
fair prime New Orleans and S75S for choice do The
imports Of Sugar here this week embrace $50 hhds from
Porto Rico; 795 hhds from Cuba lS4 hhds. from New
York; and $50 hhds from Boston--total 700 hhds.