The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-19

minion, and 50 per bbl. for Wechs
RYE FLoUR.-We continue to quote Rye Flour at 81 so
per bbl There is however very little selling
CORN MEAL.-The rates for Corn Meal are unchanged
and still quote at 1915 for Baltimore and s4i2
per Dbl. for Brandywne We have reported this week
sales of about 100 puncheons Baltimore Meal but the
terms for it were kept private The exports add up 575
bbls. all to the West Indies.
The following the inspections OF Flour and Neal
the week ending March 18th, 1850
Bbs. Half Bbls.
Howard Street. t...............,. 4765 see.
City Mills, ills.,.................... ALA Sl4
oiho 3S42
famliy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9S5
Total-wheat FIour......IS766 3l4
Together with 129 bbls. Rye Flour and 800 hhds GIL
bbls., and "a half bbs. Corn Meal
GRAlN.-Grain has been in fair supply again this
week. the receipts of the various descriptions adding
about 1872 600 bushels Wheat has throughout the week
been active and buoyant and advance of to 10
per bushel has been established in the better grades but
Corn has generally been dull and prices for it have fallen
of since the opening to cts. bushel In Rye
and Oats there has been material change since last
issue.
WHEAr-Wheat has been coming forward this week
quite sparingly, the receipts amounting to only about
10000 bushels. The demand for has however through
out the week been brisk, and the market firm with
upward tendency At the opening of the week Wheat sod
at 150dl56 cts for good to prime reds and 170G190
for fair to strictly prime whites but for days past
red Wheat has been selling at 150155cs for fair to good
l60G165 cts for prime, and white do 165175
ordinary to fair and lS5G195 cts for good prime and
the market closes to-day firm the above lot of
5000 bushels prime white Wheat which bought and
put in store in October at 13s cts sold day two
since at 1875 To-day lot of bushels prime red
brought 1875 cts.
RrE-Rye has ruled through the week SsG9O cts for
Maryland, and 959S for Pennsylvania There have
been about 1000 bushels market and most of it has
changed hands at the above rates
CoRN.The receipts of Corn this week have again been
fair the offerings amounting to about 81 900 bushels
The market for it has however been rather heavy and
prices have fallen sff since the opening to
per bushel. On Saturday white sold 7761s0 cts
yellow at s3aS5 cts but on Monday white sold at 76G7S
cts; and yellow at s2Gs4 cts The sales Tuesday
made at 757S cts for white, s2DS4 cts for yellow by
measure. and S5GS6 yellow by weight and on
Wednesday both varieties brought about rates
but yesterday the market decidedly weaker and white
sold at 7jd76 cts, and yellow at s0G0S1 cts MEASURE
To-day Corn was rather frmer and prices improved
slightly. White sold at 75a77 cts. yellow at s0aS2
cts by measure.
oATs.-oats continue in good demand and prices for
them well sustained There have about l6 600
bushels received this week, and have been
sold at from so to So cts for Maryland and Virginia.
SO to IS cts. for Pennsylvania
PEAsE AND BEANs.-We continue to quote Black Eyed
Pease at 50 per two bushe bag, and Beans Sl12H@
OFFERINGS GRAIN ATTHE CORN EXCHANGE
Wheat bn Corn, bu. Rye, bu. Oats. bu.
sns So s' ne '@s IS S7 ss7 57 145Ss
GUANo.-The demand for ferlsers is limited and
Peruvian Gnano still $50 long ton, and dealers
selling at S6lG62 according to quantity. California or
S45 by dealers We quote Mexican at s2O22 per ton
according to quality, Mexican at SIC, and Sombrero
So long ton Reeses and other Manipulated Guano
sells at S47, Rhodes rPhosphate of Lime and De
Berg's do at s45 per 1000 lbs. The import this
i
GINSENG.-We hear of no transactions in Ginseng but
we continue to quote it at 10 cts. per lb.
GUNNY BAGS-Gunny Bags still selling at TO-
H. and IA cts for two three bushel bags but
they are quite firm at these figures.
HEMP-Hemp remains very quiet We quote Russian
as before at $40 and American at $50 for rough and
$50 per ton for dressed Manila Hemp is selling at 6
cts and Russia Yarns at 10 cts per lb.
HAY AND STRAW.-Hay is still dull, but the rates
for are generally unchanged and quote it S13dl5
for baled, and sl19l2 per ton for loose Straw is still
selling at S3 for Rye and s10Gl2 per ton for wheat
in fnrairp Hi6es
and we quote nomnaly at 2S for Buenos Ayres
Il cts wet Country Slaughtered at 10G11 cts dry
do at lSal9 cts The imports this week 2O36 from
aguayra, 1926 from Chill and Peru and GOO New
INDIG0.-Indigo is steady at SO05O cts. for common
to fair Manila; s5Gl0o cts for good prime do 75G9O
Guatemala, and 120G175 cts. per b. for Bengal.
iRoN-rhere has been no movement of consequence
We quote Baltimore Charcoal Forge Pig day SS3O
Charcoal No. Wheel at SS2 and Anthracite Pig Iron
ton for No. 3. Scotch Pig is selling from from the the
yards at S27C@2S and we quote Blooms as before at
$45@50 % for puddled, and s62&@e5 per ton for
for English ,oed sos refined do. $50 for
refined American do and $40 for American hammered;
Hoop do at S12hgSO per ton, and Sheet do, at 3H IA
cts per b. for English; 4G44 cts for American and
l2aS cts for Russia We quote Charcoal Boiler Plates at
week, and we again quote them at S35OG35 for cut 4d
and upwards.
LEATHER.-The stocks are still very light and with a
good demand prices firmly maintained. We quote
City Slaughtered at 33d35 cts Country do 31G34 cts
rough skrting 3l@S4 cts Spanish sole 29a38 cts city
harness leather, black 83S5 cts Country do 2982 cts
upper in rough hide, s350d5 calf SKINS $1,000 per
dozen, and finished do, S2OG30.
LUMBER.-The condition of the Lumber market re-
mains unchanged, and continue to remark as last
week that the stock in first hands is quite light,
and the prospects continue good for active
trade on the opening of the canal There is a good
demand for dry White Pine boards plank especially
quote by quality follows: Cuttings Sl4 to SIG Selects
s25a$26; Prime S35GGS36. For Siding the de-
nd &c limit taA nr1,n,
sold to advantage Itmay be quoted at $1 s13 There
is more inquiry for IIemlock scantling sO.5O sl
Plank SIS to s20 do Scanting Sl1 to Sl3 do. SO
$l2; Oak Plank, 40 to 60 feet long, s25 to s26;
There is but little demand for Beech, Birch Maple
The stock of lumber in the yards is probably rather below
the average for this of the year We quote Pensa
bill stuff at S2OG22 per 900 feet Shingles are worth
$6.50(G7, according to quality.
MOLASSES-There has been a fair inquiry this week
for Molasses but the market for it has exhibited spe
cal activity The sales include 29 bbs Texas Molasses
at 80 cts Is hhds Cuba Muscovado 81 cts 2l3 hhds
cayed Cuba at 2i cts, and 10 crces do cts and
20 hhds do sold to-day, the which were kept
private. We have heard of sales of New Orleans
wequote firm at 40 cts We quote Porto Rico Moasse
closing at 33G36 cts and Cuba do at 2426 cts for
clayed and 2Sd30 for Muscovado The imports this
week include 692 bbls from louisiana and 625 hhds
MILL FEED.-Mn Feed is firm with an advancing
tendency. Brown Stuff is selling 2lG25 cts common
MADDER.-There is nothing doing in Madder, but We
still quote it as ranging from IL to 12% per h.. the
latter figure being for prime 0mbro.
NAVAL STORES.-There has been movement of
consequence this week in Naval Stores Spiris Turpen
tine has advanced, but other artic unchanged We
quote Splits Turpentne today 50 ass per gallon
Tar at 81 Pitch at 81 and Rosn at Sl70G1 rs for
Common, S2d225 for No. 2, and s3l4 per bb for No l.
OlLS.-We have no change to note since last week in
the rates for Oils Linseed is still selling at 6sd cts
and we quote Sperm at 1l0d45 for fall cts
for winter Crude Whale at 50 ass cts beached Patent
do. at 72d75 cts; Solar 75dSO cts Sea Elephant at
10dS5 cts; and Lard Oil at d1OO cts We still quote
ETHEREAL Oil at 5Sg60 cts and Camphene at 55 cts. per
gallon
Observation-Disclosures have been moderately ac-
tive this week. and although prices for them have been
rather irregular they gene ally sold at rather higher
rates than obtained last Bacon advanced
and Bulk Meat held higher The stock of Provisions
the sea board unquestionably light and this
perceptble influence upon the market
BACoN.-fhere has been pretty active inquiry this
Sides at 90 cts 20 hhds do at 50 per b hhds
do at 9 cts rs to 100 hhds do in lots at 10 cts so
hhds Shoulders at cts; 100 do, in lots, at 7AGs cts
80 hhds old Hams at 94 cts 10 hhds do. cts and
about 900 pieces new do at 10H G1lE cts Bacon may
be quoted as cl sing today at 7A@s cts for Shoulders
BULK MEAT.-The sales of Bulk Meat this week include
80 hhds Shoulders at cts 10000 lbs do also at cts
40 hhds Sides at cts, 1000 lbs Hams So cts
GO hhds Hams at cts, and 25 hhds. do. sold to-day
at 9B cts. We quote Bulk Shoulders and Sides to-
DAY at and cts although some parties asking TX
and ~ cts for them. Bulk Hams range from 81 to
Ok cts.
BEEr.-we note sale this week of 20 bbls Western
Mess Beef at Sll so Dbl We quote Western Prime
SSd9 and do Mol at $40 Dbl. Baltimore
ing in retail lots at Sl@12 for No. l. and S3 per Dbl
for Mess.
PoRK-There has been quite active inquiry this
week for Mess Pork and note sales of 800 bos old
SIS and of 200 bbs new at SIS 25d1s so per Dbl We
quote Mess today at 25dS5O, Prime Mess $l5 75
(9l6, Prime at Sl3.50dl4 and Rump at S14 per Dbl.
LARD.-lard may be quoted dull at II cts for Western
Leaf in bbls. and tierce and Il in kegs We have
heard of no sales this week.
BUTTER.-Butter is Very dull. We quote common West
ern at l09l1 cts, Glades at 12G6 for common 1S
q cts for good prime Roll lS22 cts and Goshen at
2325 cts We note sales this week 400 kegs City
packed shipping Butter at 11& l2 cts 200 jars do
at IA cts.
CHEEsE-Cheese is also dull, but the supply is light
and we quote it as before at 10dOE good Western
cutting and II 4dl2 cts, for Eastern do.
POTATOES.-Potaoes range at from 40 to rs cts. per
bushel, but the market for them is quite dull.
POWDER.--We quote Hazards, Dupont's and Beatty's
Powder at So for blasting and SIS for sporting per keg
% lbs.
PLASTER.-Plaster is still selling at 81 per ton. The
supply here continues very light.
RlCE-There has been very active inquiry this week
for Rice particularly within the last three days
and sales to the extent of about have been
made the greater part to parties in other markets at
prices ranging from 81 to AZ cts. The large have
considerably reduced the stock here and holders
firm at 494A cts for fair to prime Rice We note the re-
ceipt this week of 25l tierces from Charleston.
RUM-New England Rum is selling in lots To he