The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-07

at SO bushel bag quote Beans as ranging
| scarce.
OFFERINGS OF GRAIN AT CORN EXCHANGE
| Wheat, bus. Corn, bus. Rye, bus. Oats bus
To this time sIa 1lsl,SiS ssSis 2si sis5 i75S
GUANO-The season is about over, and the sales are
consequently light. Prices unchanged and we con
tinue quote the Agents for Peruvian uano at $50
per long ton Dealers selling at s6662 according to
quantity California Eide Island Guano is held at s47
oy the importer and s4s by dealers long and s4
per short ton. We quote Mexican A A at $40
| (d|22 per ton according to quality, Mexican A
at SIG Sombrero at $50 per long ton and Columbian at
ano sells s47. Whitelock 4 Cos Rhodes and De
Begs super Phosphate of Lime sells at s45 per lbs
and 300 tons from Monks Island
GU, GuNNY BAGs.-Gnnny Bags are selling at TO- 10 and
| IA cts each for two, three, and four bushe bags.
| GINSENG-We quote Ginseng nominal at 7oG75 cts
| per ID but we hear of no sales.
HlDES.-We have no transactions to note in Foreign
HIDES We continue to quote Buenos Ayres 2s and
Rio Grande at q cts City Slaughtered are selling at
gtI4 d cts wet Country Slaughtered at 1OkG11k cts,
1855 from the West Coast of South America and $50 from
HoPSWe quote Hops of the crop of 1858 steady at 10
alb cts per H. Some small sales making at these
HEMP.-Hemp is quiet, but the rates for it are un
changed and we still quote it at 5000 for Russian
SlOGl3o for rough American, and s1751SO per ton for
dressed do. Manila Hemp selling at 6a7 cts and
Russia arms at II X cts per lb.
HAY AND STRAW.-Hay is and firm at s16G
19 for baed and $l5dS per ton for loose These
are considerable advance on our previous quotations
straw is selling at sl495 for Rye, and slO@12 per ton
lNDIGo.-The rates for Indigo are unchanged and
we stlll quote common to fair Manila at 30G5O cts
good to prime do at s5d1oo cts, Madras 75d9O cts
caracas at 95dlOO cs Guatemala ll0dI so cts and
Bengal a1M at at l2og175 cts. per lb.
H0NE9-We quote Cuba Honey at 6OG65 cts in
pond, and 75(g77 cts. per gallon duty paid.
iRON:-There has been movement of consequence
this week in lron but have change to note in the
Forge at S27 Charcoal No. l Wheel at s3O932 and
Anthracite Iron at S26 for No. s25 No q and s23
Blooms at s45a5o for pudded s62k 65 per ton for
best Charcoal For Bar Hoop and Sheet the rates are
unchanged Bar Iron selling s55 per ton for common
English loed 500 Tor refined do $50 for refined Ameri
can do. and S110 for American hammered Hoop do
az at sIZhSgSo ~ per ton and Sheet do. at 3k@4
ias cts for Russa We quote Charcoal Boiler at
@ Gus per 10 Nails are in fair demand at per
lo0 lbs: for cut I'D and upwards.
LuMBER-The receipts of White Pine continue small
an ana we note good demand, especially for dry stuff
HemlGck is in good supply and less inquired for. Hard
wood Lumber sawed to proper Sizes of the best DUAL
ity, is in 9 fair request We do not change quota
running one third to half better cuttings find
ready sale at sl6gs for cuttings $50 selects and
ding sl1915 Hemlock scantling s10011; Hemlock Rails
slo Sogll 90 do Joist $40 Poplar Plank s1s@2O do
80 to 60 feet long s242 Oak Boards S2oG23 Pensaco'
Ia and Jacksonville 54 flooring at ssa2O Charleston rv
lima Yellow Pine bill stuff at s2Og22 per 900 feet Shin
giles are worth 6.50GD7 according to quality
LEATHER.-The demand continues good and with
tar receipts moderate business is doing We quote Cy
Slaughtered at 3S(g35 cts; Country do 31;a34 cts;
harness leather black cts; Country do 2eG32 cts
upper in rough hide 50 5O5 skins 565 cts per h.
and finished do. at S5G100 cts per H.
SES.-Molasses has through the week been
quiet but the market for it. is quite firm note sales
of 10 hhds, 100 terces, and SO bbs Cuba clayed at "a
cts 90 hhds Cuba Muscova ado in at 27d3O cts and
of about 100 bbls New Orleans of which was at auc
tion at 3shG39 cts. Moasses closes today steady
at the following rates, viz: 3S39 cts for New Orleans
S3GS7 cts for Porto Rico, 2632 cts for English Island
27d32 cts. for Cuba Muscoyado and 23G26 for DO
his of bJs
Cuba 80 puncheon from Trinidad and of 800 bbs syrup
MILL FEED.-Mn Feed still ranges at from % to o.
cts for Brown Stuff, and 35G4O per bushel for Mid
MADDER.-There is nothing doing in Maader but ws
still quote it as ranging from II 12T cts per h. the
latter figure being for prime Ombro.
NAVAL STORES.-There has been very little doing
this in Naval Stores but we have no change to note
SINCE our last in the rates We quote Spirits Turpentine
firm at SO cts gallon; Tar at S2G2 25 Pitch at 90
and Common Rosn at 60 per bb We note the exnSrt
TINS week of 1000 gallons Spirits Turpentne of 400
bbls. Rosin
OILs-oils continue dull. Linseed is still selling at 65
oo cts and Sperm at l40G45 cts for fall and $50
for winter, but Whale Oils lower. We now quote
Crude Whale at 5Sa6o cts beached Patent do at 6Sa70
ctsi Solar at 7S75 cts and Sea Elephant at 7OSO cts
per gallon Lard Oil is dull 90993 cts and we quote
ETHEREAL do at 54g56 cts and Camphene at 5S cts per
gallon Palm Oil held Mt OK per b. but we hear of
no sales We note the import this week of 81 casks Palm
OIL per ship NJ. C. Stevens from Liberia
PR0VISIONS-There has been a fair business done
this week in Provisions but there has special
tivity them. The market at the openine of the eak
was firm but for three days past has been rather
heavy and some descriptions have fallen off in price
Todty however We note somewhat improved feeling in
the market Below we give a statement of the trans
actions of the week:
BAcoN-The sales of Bacon this week ipclude % bbds
shoulders at n cts SO hhds do. at 20 hhds do
at sS per 100 bs 100 hhds do arrive at cts rs
hhds do on the spot at cs so hhds Sides in lots at
9 cts, and about 800 pieces plain and sugar cured do
at from 94 to II cts. Bacon may be quoted as closing
to-day at X ain cts. for Shoulders and eG9k cts far
Sides. ~
BuLR M MEAT-There have been sales this week of s5
hhds Bulk Shoulders at Ga cs but have heard of no
ssses OF Sides or Hams Wequoe Shoulders to-day at 64
96S cts Sides at SH cts, and Hams at SkdSA cts
BEEFIWe quote Beef this week at sl1@l2 for No l,
and Sl3(gl5 per bl for Mess. There sale made
aday or two since of 90 bbls Western No at sI1 and
some small lots of No and Mess have also sold at
PoRK-There has been considerable movement this
week week in Pork The sales include previous to-day
oo b6s Mess on private terms so bbs s17 25 100
bbls do at s17 200 bbls Pork at s9 50 so bbs
Rump do at sl325 and 136 bbs Jowls at $40 per bbl
To-day we have reported sales of 200 bbs unnspected
heavy Mess at Sl 25 100 bb thin at s16 rs and of
80 bbls Prime Pork sl3 per Mess closes steady
Prime at sl3 25d135O Rump at sisaiS 25 per bbbl
We note the this week this port of about 900
LARD-Lard has been quoted through the week at 1lX
Cal2cts for prime Western in hhs and tcs, and 12X
cts in kegs, but we have heard of no sales Refined
Lard is selling at 134 cts per ID. We note the ex-
port this week of some 200 pkgs. Lard.
BUTTER.-New Butter is lower and now quote it at
1920 cts. for Roll and 2122 Goshen We hear
of sales this week of 600 lbs old Western Butter at
cts and of $50 kegs city packed shipping do at II cts
We note the export this week this port of $50 kegs
Butter. WV e
CHEEsE.-Eastern Cheese is selling at 10 .a11 cts for
Cutting, which is decline, but still quote English
alry at l2hg4 cts per lb. There Western Cheese
PLASTER.-Paster continues in fair demand. and
quite firm We note sales this week 200 tons at
P0wDER.-We quote Hazards, Duponts and Beattv,s
Powder at So for blasting and S. for sporting per keg of
RUM-New England Rum is steady at "a cts four
months, and quote Porto Rico do at 60G65 cts and
Jamaica do at l0oal05 cts. per gallon.
Thara has haap
week for Rice and sales of 500 terces have been
made, mostly to out of the market, from 34 to ~
prime lots About $50 terces of the above amount was
sold to-day There have been receipts this week. and
the stock here is now light.
SUGARS.-There has been fair business done this
week In Sugars and we have to note very decided i'm
provementin the general toneof the market The sales
previous to today include go hhds. New Orleans
private terms, but said to have been at s7G7l2k $50
hhds New Orleans in lots at from 81 to s762k 4s hhds
do at auction at from SO so to S7.05 so hhds Cuba
at $6.75d7, and so hhds Porto Rico at s6.75G7 12x
and today note sales of 25 hhds fair Porto Rico at
S12x, and of cargo of 2s2 hhds. Cuba refining
sS.52H - months, making the total sales of the
about 500 hhds The sale of Cuba Sugar day refining
establishes an advance CT to in this description Su
gars be quoted closing firm at s77 62k for fair
70 prime New Orleans s79750 for fair to prime Porto
fnng grades of Sugars at rs for Porto Rico and
for Cuba and English Island. We note the
%po this week Of 74S hhds from Cuba 1o1 hhds from
sALf-Liyerpool Salt is still selling in retail lots at
90 SOC cts iSr Ground Alum so cts for Marshals JEFF
iey ana Darcys hne, and 1456l15O cts per sack for
Ashons do and we continue to quote Turks Island Salt
at Is cts. aoat, and 20 cts per busbe from W.
| China from Liverpool ' pei snip
soAP-soap is in fair request and we quote IT steady
at t7xgs cts for oleine; ear for Chemical Olive
and 11(d11x cts. per lb for CASTLE 'e'
! SPICES-Spces are dull and rather heavy we oro,a
Pepper today at Ok @lo cts Pimento at 6XG6x cts in
bond and cts duty paid Cloves at IO cts Cassia
at 2692s ct East India Ginger 53 cs Mace at aTS
so cts. and No Nutmegs at 65a6s cts per Ib "
| STARCH.-Starch is rather firmer and we now ouota
western Pearl at cts west Philadelphia at 6ex cts
DURYEA'S at 6(G6H cts and oswego at 6H cts per ID
| STAV ES.-We hear of no transactions this week in
Slaves We quote r. o. HID. at $14I8 for culled and
s20930 for prime, W. o. Bbl double at ss3G3s do
| single do. at $l7G19 W. o. HID at $2S64O and W
| o. Pipe Slaves at $39G55 per thousand.
| T0BACC0-There has been an improved demand for
Maryland Tobacco this week, and sellers being more dis
posed to meet the views of buyers for descrin
tons the transactions have been heavier than week
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