The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-26

! ira ranging from So rs 81. so per bbl
| FAMILY FLoUR.-rhere has been change since
last in the for Family Flour. continue to
quote 1t at $3.50 for the leading brands of Baltimore SS
for Old Dominion. and $3.50 per bbl for Welch's.
, RYE FLoUR-We note sales in the week of some 200
bbs Rye Flour at $3.50 per bb, and it closes firm at
Corn MEAL.-There has been fair inquiry this week
for Corn Meal and note sales of about 900 bbls Bal
more at 1915 per Dbl Wequote Meal closing So rs
for Baltimore and 81 per Dbl. for Brandywne We
, the export this week Of only 200 bbls
The following the inspections of Flour and Meal for
the week ending February oath, 1859:
s. Bbs Half Bbs
City Mills 2.70s ass
ONO: 1:, :'......' -..'.. ......'. So9 @
| rdmHy oZZ
Total--Wheat Flour 9,425 455
Together with 3s3 bbls. Rye Flour, and so hhds,
504 bbls and $50 half bbls. Corn Meal.
GRAIN.-The receipts Of Grain this week have fallen
off considerably, the offerings of the descriptions
adding about 100000 bushels against $50 900 bushels
last week The demand for all varieties has throughout
week been brisk and the market has been very firm,
particularly for Wheat. Corn has varied
price but in other descriptions of Grain there has been
material change since our last issue.
WHEATThe supply of Wheat this week has been light,
the receipts amounting to cnly about 20 900 bushels The
demand for it has through the week been brisk especially
for prime lots, and nearly all the lots received
changed hands at from $50 to 145 for ordinary
prime reds, l3od14o cts for whites 61G75 cts
for fair to good do and 1S01S5 cts for prime do lot
900 bushels prime white sold today at 1S5 cts which
is the highest figure Wheat has reached this The
| market for Wheat closes very firm.
RYE-There has been fair inquiry this week for Rye,
and we have reported sale: of 1900 bushels Penn
outside figure. Mary Rye may be quoted at S0GS2
| CoRN-There has been considerable falling Off this
week in the receipts of Corn the offerings amounting to
only about 62OOO bushels, against $4,000 bushels last
week Prices for Corn have varied somewhat but it has
generally sold at rather higher figures than obtained
last week On Saturday white sold at 80 INFERIOR
but Monday white brought 73d 76 cts. yellow rs
are cts and lot of 200 bushels yellow at rs cts
by weight On Tuesday and Wednesday white sold at 70
ar cts and yellow at 74d7S Yesterday Corn was
shade lower. White sold at 73Gr75 cts, and yellow at
75a17 cts To-day the receipts of Corn light but the
market for it was steady at u ais cts for white, and rs
| (g77 cts. for yellow.
OArs.-There has been rather better supply of Oats
at market this week than last the receipts amounting to
Is 900 bushels The demand for them has however
generally been active, and most of the parcels received
have been sold at from 4s to 81 cts for Maryland
Virginia and As to 50 cts for Pennsylvania Oats close
to-day firm at the above figures
PEAsE BEANs.-Black Eyed Pcase are still selling
at 3 per two bushel bag and quote Beans ranging
from 81 12h to 1So per bushel for common to prime.
oPFERINGs OF GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat. bu. Corn, bu. Rye, bu. Oats, bu.
| To this time. 1864 .956 4535S0 227Sl 9669S
Same time'5s122,227 444,996 lSO99 S7,3sl
GuANo:-The demand is still light and price are
Peruvian at $50 per long ton, and dealers ask
ing $6lG62 according to quantity. California, Eide
Island 6uano is held at S44 by the importer, and SIS
by dealers We quote Mexican AA 1921 per ac-
Gorns to QUALITY and sombrero at ss2 per Io"g ton
Phosphate of Lime and De Bugs do at si5 per 1000 lbs
The import this week is $50 tons Mexican
GlNSENG-Ginseng is in fair request at 20 per lb
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags selling at 10, l3, and
II cts each for three and four bushel bags We
"Roand" but the terms for it were kept private.
HOPS:-New crop Hops may be quoted at 12G14 cts
per lb but there is very little doing in them.
IEMP.-Hemp remains very quiet. We quote Russian |
as before at $40 and American $3.50 for rough and
cts and Russia Yarns at 10 cts per h. ''''"s az ''
HAY AND STRAW-Hay is still dull but the rates |
for unchanged and We quote it as before at s13G14
for haed $li0I2 per ton loose There is large
stock OF Hay here Straw still selling s4 for Rye
and SlOCa,i2 per ton for wheat.
HIDES.-There but few foreign Hides and we are
without any transactions to report We still quote them
nomnay 81 cts for Buenos Ayres and 6 cts for Rio
Grande. City slaughtered II Gl2 cts: wet Country
slaughtered at 10allcts. and dry do 1Sdlo cts The
import this week is $50 from Laguayra
INDIGo.-Indgo is steady at 30G5O cts. for common
to fair Manilla; S5100 for good prime do 75G9O
cts for Madras 9505 cts for Caracas lOG15O cts for
Guatemala, and l20dl75 cts per lb for Bengal There
is, however but little of any description here and we
hear of no sales worth noting.
1R0N.-There is comparatively little doing in Iron
but the market for tcontnus firm Iron is wanted
and at slight concession from the aske large sales
could be ELECTED There is however, disposition among
holders to sales quote Baltimore Charcoal Forge
Pig this week at s2Sa3O, and Charcoal No Wheel Iron
at S3Oa32, these figures being advance
ton on last weeks quotations For Anthracite Iron prices
are unchanged and still quote at s27 for No s2s
selling from the yards $2702S per ton Blooms are
still quoted at s45d5O for puddled and s62kd65 per
for English rolled SOS for refined do; $50 for
refined American do and sllo for American hammered;
cts. per III. for English 4d44 cts for American and
l2dlS cts for Russia We quote Charcoal Boiler Plates at
CHS per ID NaIS nave again adYanced, and
quote them at sS5O935 per 100 lbs for cut 4d and up
wards.
LEATHER.-The demand continues good but there is
very little coming from the tanneres and prices
what higher wenow quote City cts
Country do 29l3l cts rough skirng 3od34 cts Span
ish sole 2sa32 cts; City harnesseaher, black, 33GS5
cts; Country do. 2s3O upper rough hide s3 so
Ga5 cafskins s12G2O per dozen, and finished do $50
MOLASSES-Molasses was very quiet during the early
part of the week but within the last day there has
on Tuesd of 20 hb!s. New Orleans at 39d40I cts
of 25 hhds and Is tierces Cuba Muscovado at 81 x32
cts, but nothing further was done in it until yesterday
when sales made 1i2 bbls New Orleans ex schr
Crystal Palace" at 40 cts and of 159 hhds. and Al
tierces crop clayed Cuba, schr Caroline c.,
at q cts. To-day we have reported sales 200 bns New
Orleans at 40 cts, and of so tierces do. at 3sk cts
and the market closes steady at these figures We |
quote Cuba to-day at 272S cts. for clayed and 3632
cts for Mscovado The imports this week include sos
hhds and 272 tierces from Cuba 2l9 bbs from Texas
and $50 bhs. and terces from Louisiana.
MILL FEED.-Mill Feed is firm with advancing
dlings at 34d35 cts, and fine do cts per bushe
.,M is nothing doing in Madder but
latter figure being for prime Ombro
NAVAL SToRES.-There have been sales of
Spirits Turpenne made this week at 40 cts per gallon
but there has been nothing of Importance other
articles. We quote common Rosn steady Sl75; No
40: DO at s2G22o No. de- at S3a4 Tar at s2a2 25, and
Pitch at 81 per bb There sale last not no
tced in our report Of 900 bbls common Ros $175
NITRATE OF sODA-There were sales made in the
early part of the week of 500 bags Nitrate at A
cts and Of 500 bags do the terms for which kept
private all of which to go out of the market We
quote East India Saltpetre before Sh cts per h.
oILs-since our last Lnseed Oil has fallen of in price
and quote il 20 per gallon for American
Sperm still selling l4OI45 fall and $50 cts
for winter Crude Whale at 69d65 cts; beached Patent
do at 72d75 cts; Solar at 75S0 cts Sea Elephant at
70aS5 cts and Lard Oil at 95100 We still quote
ETHEREAL Oil at 5sfo cts, and Camphene cts per
PRoyIsIoNs-The transactions in Provisions this
week have been light, and the market for them gen
orally been rather depressed although during part it
the feeling in the market rather better than it was
when closed our last review. Below we give a state
nj the ragk
BULK MEAT.-The sales of Bulk Meat this week include
900 pieces Hams at cts, 5000 pieces do Ok cts so
hhds. Shoulders at ~ cts go days delivered Philade
phia and SO hhds Shoulders sold yesterday So hhds at
cts 80 days. and As hhds at cts GO days without in
terest Shoulders held to day at cts. Sides ct
and we quote Hams as ranging from 81 to 94 cts but
we have heard of no sales.
BAcoN-There has been moderate business doing this
week in Bacon The sales embrace about $50 hh Sides
at 81 cts, 100 hhds do, at % cts so hhds Should
liyerable next week at ct so terces fancy Hams at
iaals cts and some $500 pieces plain and cured
and Sides
but we continue to quote it at SSa9 for Prime SIO12
for No. l, and s12@1. per Dbl for Ness.
PoRK--There has been very little inquiry this week for
barreed Pork and the only sale have heard
of so bills Rump at sl4 per bb Mess Pork may be quo
ted at 5o Prime Mess do at sl55o9l6 and Prime do
LAHp-we have reported this sales of tierces
prime esern Lard at 24 cts and Of 500 kegs do at IS
cts We quote it to-day however at l2Gl24 cs in bbls
and tcrces, and 13 cts in kegs. tu...T..
buTfER.-Good Butter Is scarce ana IN demand. but
common do of which the stock is mainly composed is
exceedingly dull. We quote Western this week at
I0al1 cts. Gades at 12d l6 els. for common, and 1SG
Il cts for good to prime Roll at 1Sd22h cts Goshen
at 225 cts, and City packed Shipping at 1IT
IL cts We note sales this week OF 300 kegs City packed
Butter at the above figures.
CHEEsE.-Cheese continues in light supply and We still
quote hm at lOaO4 cts for good Western cutting and
l1kGl2 cts. for Eastern do
POWDER--We quote Hazards, Duponts and Beatty's
IS lbs.
PoTATOES-Potatoes very dull. and prices for
them range at from SO to 20 cts per bushel
PLAsTEk-Plaster is still selling 81 per ton The
supply here continues very light
RAGS-We have reported this week sales of So bales
white Cotton Rags at Az cts per lb. .- q |
RUM-New England Rum is selling in lots to the |
trade at 81 cts. We quote Porto Rico do. at So cts
and Jamaica do at 100@9I05 cts, per gallon I.l!i-
R!CE-Rce has been very quiet this week, and the
market for it is heavy again. lot of rs ti-rces good
kice was sold day two since at cts but have
heard Of no other transaction Of Importance We quote
hiee TO day at 3H93T for common to good, and 4G4X
from Charleston. E
SALT-There but little activity i'm Salt Iivernool