The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-02

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change in the condition of the Provision market Last
week there was pretty active demand for Provisions,
and the feeling in the market quite strong but this
week there has been very little doing and through the
greater part of the week the market has been heavy
The advices from the West and other quarters very
dscouraging for holders and they have had depressing
influence upon the market Bacon has fallen off since
last issue to d and Bulk Meat fully OF cent per H.
BULK MEAT-The transactions in Bulk Meat this week
have been light The sales include 10 900 his fair quality
Hog round Ga for Shoulders and So cts for Sides
and Hams 500 pieces loose Hams at So cts and some TO
hhds prime Western Shoulders and Sides at and cts
We quote Shoulders day at 6AG7 cts, Sides at sH@9
cts, and Hams at y dl94 cts
BACoH-There has been fair retail demand this week
for Bacon but large lots have been sold Some sales
were made early the week at cts Shoulders and
10 for Sides bat for days past Shoulders have
been selling at 7AGd7B cts, and Sides at 9Ag9b cts
and we quote them as closing to day at the the inside
figures. The sales of Bacon add up about 300 hhds
included in which % hhds. old Sides which sol at
9h and Ga cts. We note also sales this week of
$500 pieces Hams at from 10Y to II cts.
BEEF-There is some little inquiry for Beef, and we
sales this of about 100 bbs Baltimore packed
No l at S12 We quote Baltimore packed Mess at Sl4
per Dbl Western Beef may be quoted sSG9 for Prime
$40 for No; J. and sll so per boil for Mess
PoRKThe sales of Pork this week include go bbs old
Mess at SIS 25 l25 bbs extra heavy do at $40 delv
cred in Philadelphia so bbls Prime at s13 50d4 and $50
to-day at s1S50G1S75, and Prime and Rump at Sl3.5o9
IA per Dbl.
LAED-Iard has been quoted through the week at 124
cts in bbs and cs and 12A cts in kegs for prime West
Leaf but we have heard of sales and quote it
closing dull at the above quotations.
BUTTER.Good Butter is still selling quite freely but
common do is very dull Country Roll is selling at 20G
% cts, New York State at 1Sd2l cts Goshen at 2224
cts hut we quote common Western at 9AtGIO cts and
Glades l0dl2 cts. We sales this week
of 100 kegs city packed shipping Butter at lk@l2
cts.
CuEEsE-we quote Cheese this week at 1o@1oX cts
for Western Cutting and 1G12 cts for Eastern do The
mark is still very quiet
POWDER.--We quote Hazards, Duponts and Beatty's
Powder at SO for blasting and s5 for sporting keg OF
PLAsTER-Plaster is active and very firm We note
sales this week of two cargoes containing 400
at S4d4.12H per ton.
hoS baap nd pr,uir,t b;c 20,
Rice but the market FOR has been less active than it
was last week or the week previous. The embrace
terces in lots at 4 4144 cts per h. Rice closes to-day
steady at 44a cts for ordinary to prime lots We note
o p fs rS ds rna ana
RUM-New England Rum is selling in lots to the
trade at 3334 cts We quote Porto Rico do. at 60d65
cts. and Jamaica do at 10O@lO5 cts per gallon.
SUGARS.-There have been some Sugars selling this
week both to the trade and refners but the market has
exhibited special activity No material change has
taken place in the condition of the market since last
ISSUE and the sales have generally been made at about
last weeks rates The sales this week add up about $50
hhds and they include 334 hhds Porto Rico sold for
nng at s767 12K; 247 bags Laguayra also for refining
s675 200 hhds New Orleans to grocers at from 81 25
to 7s7k and 90 hhds fair to good Porto Rico at auc
ton at s715a7 40 Sugars close to-day steady at the
following rates, viz; at s7e7 % for low to good fair
81 25G75O for fair good Porto Rico; s7d712K re
fnng grades do and s662k@7 for refining grades Cuba
include $50 hhds and 1S9 boxes from Cuba $50 hhds
from Porto Rco 2O2 hhds from Demerara and So hhds
SEEDS.-Grass Seeds have through the week been
rather dull and in Glover have to further de
cline 1t sold at the opening at $6G6.12k for fair tc
prime, the latter rate being decline of 12k cts the
closing price of last week. but since the opening note
| further decline, and for two or three days past il
has been selling at from S562H to per bushe for fair
to prime Some lots of common Seed have been SOLD
within the last day or two as low $525 per bushel
The sales of Coverseed this week add up about 500
els. We note also sales Of some 200 to 800 bushels
Timothy Seed at s225@237h per bushel, and it close
steady at these figures.
c ~ IL Il l,I b,t
TONS viz 90 cts for Ground Alum, 130 for MARSHALL
and jeffrey Darcys fine and $50 cts per sack for Ash
toms do There Liverpool Salt here aoat but ther
two or three cagoes expected to arrive here daily
We continue to quote Turks Island Salt Is aoat
and 20 cts. per bushel from
STAVES.-We hear of no transactions this week il
Slaves Wequote r. o. HID. at sl6G17 for cued ant
s2SG3o for prime r. 0. Bb double stuff at s25G3o, do
o. Pipe Slaves at s55dl5s per thousand
SYRUPS.-BaT ore Refined Syrups still sellini
at the following rates. viz 4 cts for Sugar House As
for Golden, and 55 cts per gallon for Extra Golden
SPICES-Spices quiet but steady at previous rates
7d7H cts; Cloves at104 all cts Cassia at 3032 cts
East India Ginger at 54 cts; Mace at 1880 cts
and Nutmegs at 65d6s cts. per ID. for No1
STARCH-Starch is steady at 5A(d6 cts. for Western
PEARL cts. for West Philadelphia; 6k for Osweg
and 6(d6H cts. per lb. for Duryea's.
SOAr.-There is something doing in Soap but the
ket for it is not active We quote CASTLE at Hall
Chemical Olive at 697 cts, and olene at 7k@SH cts
T0BACCO.-The demand for fair to good Maryland To
bacco is tolerably active and sales have be- made thi
week of this description at $6dl0 These prices
garded about good last years rates considering tn
| color, which is desirable. There is little in
| quiry for dark common, which quote at S35Od45O
We still quote ground leaf at s3G350, and better des
crptions of do. at S56. The market for Ohio Tobacco
cannot be considered fairly opened and quotations
yet fully established The quality of the crop
very good There sales late last week of 90
hhds at prices ranging from S5dS50 for common gree
to fine leafy reds In Kentucky Tobacco there is st
nothing doing, and we continue to quote Gro
lugs at S5Gl5.50; common leaf at S6GS650; good dc
| S7GSS.50 and fine choice at S9GS12 The inspection
III traala hds and I1,Ae 10
hhds. Kentucky and hhds. yirginia-tota 1907 hid:
MANUFAoTURED ToBAcco.-We have change to nc
tice in the condition of the market which is modei
aely active at former rates which continue to quote
viz: common pounds at 1920 cts; medium do.
fine SIS and los 2oG27 cts: medium do 17(G2O cts
sound common do. at l415 cts; and inferior shippin
los, 1Ss and 20's 9G12 cts
TIN.-Tn Plate continues firm at 1928 for !: C. an
$l1 per box for l. X. Banca Tin bringing 316S2 cts
and quote Speer at cts and Pig Lead at 5AG6 ct
TALLow-we quote Tallow nominal at 1O4a11 ct
per b for City rendered There is however nothing don
In it,
WOOL.-Woo is dull, and prices have rather dowl
ward tendency. The quotations tn week follow
, viz 25d27 cts. for unwashed; 30(d33 for No.
pulled; 37d4O cts for pulled Merino; 353S for tu
washed; 34d37 cts for common to quarter blood feec
37G41 cts for quarter to half blood do 41G46 cts f
half to three quarter blood do; 46(52 cts. for thre
quarter to full blood do. and 53d55cts. for extra
There have been only about 5000 lbs sold this week
, WHISKEY -Whiskey has through the week been dul
and it has fallen off in price since the opening fully
cent per gallon The market opened at 2Sh cts. f
days City Whiskey has been selling at q cts and Oh
do at 2s cts and the market closes to-day dull at the
figures There have been sales Of only few hundre
bbls reported this week.
FREiGHTs.-There is little or nothing Offering f
: Great Britain and there is vessel present II
berth for either London Liverpool We hear of
engagements to any other European ports. brig Of q
tons has been taken for Havana with railroad ties
80 cts and bricks at 50 per 000 brig of 200
the West Indies at 60 cts and another for Windwa
port 81 per bbl schooner of 200 for Mata
and back at 3S cts for sugar and So for moasses
deck and foreign port charges paid Coastwse fregh
unchanged. We quote coal to Boston at 81 So
cts, and -four at 80 cs to New York at 81 80
coal; to Providence, New Bedford, Fall River and War
ham, 81 60 per ton fer COAL and cts. per bushe f
grain; and to ports in Maine at 7Gs cts per bushel
There is but limited amount Offering to Southern port
To Charleston and Savannah we have change to not
To New Orleans the rate is still 6Gs cts per foot al
81 per ton, and Mobile 81 per ton, So per bl
for whiskey, and 10dl12 cts. per foot.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, April l.
The Dry Goods obbers generally quite busy but
commission and importing houses doing comparatir
ly little. There are still some goods selling to the We
= ard far South, but the bulk of the sales making
to dealers in and the neighborng States Goo
of all descriptions continue firm, and there is il
A mediate prospect of change in the rates for eth
It Cotton Woollen fabrics Heavy standard max
+ of Brown sheetings are selling at Ok cts, medu
: do at 7AG7H cts and light do. at 5AG6 cts.
i Brown Drills are bringing S4G9 cts, Bleached
. 9d9A cts. and Blue do 10Adn cts. Osnaburgs
u very firm at 79S cts. for S4 Shll cts for IS l0Hd
cts for A and 13G14 cts. for heavy wiled rs goot
s. Beached Sheetngs and Shrtings in good deman
and the market for them is very firm. Denims, Strip
Ticks and Canton Flannels are all bringing full prc
IT Prints range generally at from TO IL Lawns
T steady at TO- HG13k cts and De LANES at 17(d19 C
Wooers still in fair request and the market for the
- is firm with an upward tendency. Cassimeres, Satne
Tweeds Linseys and Jeans all bringing full prices
:, We publish below the usual Monthly Circular of Mes:
S. P. Thompson Co., Brokers in Sugar and Molasses
1t MONTHLY SUGAR AND MoLAssEs STATEMENT