The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-16

materially,
the feeling in the market has been stronger and the prices
have improved again IN Saturday there
5000 bushels, and on Monday about 10000 bushels at
market. Wheat opened Saturday at l60d65 cts for
prime white Dut the closing sales were made at l3Ol45
for fair to good and 150Gl55 cts. for prime white,
and the closing sales on Monday were made at l2O@SO
fair good white, and l35 l37 cts for prime do
Reds sold Saturday 125d135 cts. and Monday at
l20dl30 cts for good to prime On Tuesday and W ed
nesday the receipts comparatively light but the de
mand brisk and prices consequently improved, and
yesterday there further Improvement in the market
Reds sold at 30dls cts for good to prime and whites at
12s 100 for fair 135l40 cts for good and l459152
prime and choice lots. To day Wheat was active
| and firm a an advance yesterdays rates. There
about $4,000 bushels offered and it nearly all
sold at l25dl2S for ordinary, and 135140 cts for
good prime red, and l35Gl55 cts for fair to prime
| white.
Rrr-We have reported this week sales of 500
bushels old Western Virginia and Penn ylvania Rye at
7Sds2 cts and note sale to-day of 125 bushels new
| Pennsylvania do. at 20 cts.
CoRY-The offerings of Corn this week amount to about
90 600 bushels The demand for it has been fair and prices
have been pretty well sustained Both white and yellow
sold Saturday S2dS4 but Monday white sold
at n for inferior 7SdSl for good, and yellow at Sl
! 81 cs measure. and S5 cts. weight On Tuesday white
sold SlS4 cts and yellow S4dS5 cts, but We'd
nesday white ranged from so to s4 cts and yellow at
from SO to Sc cts Yesterday white sold at S4GS5 cts
yellow at S4dS6 cts per bushel Today white Corn
was in brisk demand but yellow was quite dull. Whte
sold at S4dS5 cts and yellow at s3dS5 cts per bushel
OATs-Oats have through the week been quite dull.
Virginia Oats have been d low 2S
but Maryland and Pennsyvan do have ranged generally
from So to 40 per bushe Oats sold to-day however
from 2S SO cts and the latter may he said to he
the outside for them The receipts this week have
/ been about $4,000 bushels.
! PEAsE AND BEAys-We continue to quote Black Eyed
Pease 50 per bushe bag, and white Beans at s1@
| 25 per bushel.
! OFFERINGS OF GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat, bus Corn bus: Rye, bus. Oats, bus
This week.. sl4os 2667S 67O 1888
Same time SO. 743 26l 2,4Ol, ,629 5O544 5l7,62l
! GUANO.-We have nothing new to note Small sales are
making former prices We still quote the Agents rate
for Peruvian $50 per long Dealers selling SOL
a62 according to quantity California or Eide Island Gu
held SAT by importer and S4s by dealers per
! Mexican y
| s20t122 per according to quality, Mexican A
at SIC SombrerO at $50 per 1ng ton and Columbian at
S3SQ4O per long ton. Reeses and other Manipulated Gu
ano sells at S47 Whitelock 4 Cos, Rhodes and De
Bergs Super Phosphate of Lime sells at S5 per lbs
! The import this week is $50 tons Mexican
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags still selling at 10, 13
and IA cts each for two three and four bushe bags but
| GINSRNG.-A lot of 5,5oOlbs Ginseng. good Virginia
root sold in the early pare of the week at auction at
| HIDES-We hear of no transactions in foreign Hides
We quote Buenos Ayres at 27a27H cts. City Slaughtered
tered at lOH all cts. and dry do 19G2Octs The
| imports this week 5497 from West Coast of South
| America and % bales from Charleston
HOPS-We quote Hops of the crop of 1858 steady IL
! dl5 cts per lb. Some small sales are making at these
! figures.
| HONEY We quote Cuba Honey at 6Od65 cts in
bond and 7577 cts gallon duty paid, but there is
| HAY AND sTRAW.-For both Hay and Straw the
market is dun with rather a downward tendency. We
however still quote Hay at Sl4l6 for baed and S214
per ton for loose Straw at $l2Gl4 for Rye and SlOGl2
per ton for Oat
HEMP-We note a sale this week of 100 bales Manila
day Russian. Hemp is selling $500, rough
lean do per and Russia Yarns IL per H.
lNDlGo-We have no change to note in the rates for
Indigo, and we still quote common to fair Manila at
3od5O cts good to prime do at s5d1Oo cts Madras
75G90 cts; Caracas 95d1O0 cts. Guatemala ll0G
$50 cts; and Bengal at l2O(G175 cts. per lh.
IRON Iron is quiet, but all descriptions steady at
Forge Pig S26 (a27; Charcoal No Wheel $50
No Anthracite do. at $24d25; No. do. at S2324 No.
do. at S22 Scotch Pig at S25G26 and Blooms at $40
d45 for puddled; and $6OG62H per Charcoal
Bar Iron is still selling at $55 per ton for common
English loed sos refined do 500 for refined Ameri
do, and $ll0 for American hammered; Hoop do.
| at S72hl1s0 per ton, and Sheet do. at 3KG4 cts.
12Gl3 for Russia We quote Charcoal Boiler Plates
cts per b Nails are in fair demand at $3.50 per 100
! lbs for cut Id and upwards.
| LUMBER.-We have to notice the same dulness which
has prevailed for time past The receipts during the
week have been larger, but sales making only to
moderate extent We quote white Pine boards and plank
at $3.50 to Sl5 for cuttings S25 for selects and S3536
for common and panel There is considerable quantity
of ordinary white Pine Lumber the wharves, which is
dihcut OF sale choice lots are more saeabe at better
prices. There is demand for Siding HemloCk may he
| quoted at $3.50 to Sl0.25 Poplar Lumber is dull We
quote plank at slsG2O A at SI7lG2O; SIS at S11@l3;
and Walnut Sawed to proper Sizes at S2Sd30 Ash is
still dull at Sl6d20. Oak Plank and Al oak boards
also dull and prices are lower we quote the latter at ST.
| to 81.
| LEATHER-The demand is light and as receipts are
coming in quite freely, stocks beginning
late The bulk of the stock hand consists of rough
skirting, which has declined about one cent per lb
Slaughtered and Spanish Sole is in limited supply and
prices maintained We quote City Slaughtered S63S
cts; Country do. 34d37 cts; rough skrng 33@36 cts.
Spanish sole S0G34 cts City harness leather black, sc
d39 cts Country do. 31G3l cts; upper rough hide
s35O(G5 calf Skins 55d6S cts per h. and finished do
| at S5dlO0 cts. per In.
! MOLASSES.-Molasses has been very quiet this week
| We have however reported sales of some 60 hhds.
! Orleans at 39d4O cts. Cuba has ruled through the
week at 2d26 cts for cayed and 273O cts for Musco
vado; Porto Rico at 3Od35 cts English Island at 27d2S
cts and New Orleans at 39d4O per gallon and all
varieties close steady at the above quotations We note
the import this week Of so hhds and bbls Cuba
| o I ad
! MILL FEEDING quote Mill Feed this week at 12Gl4
| cts for Brown Stuff, and 80 cts per hushe for Mid
! dlings.
MADDER-We continue to quote Madder at 11a12X
cts per b but there is very little here and we hear of
! NAVAL sToREs.-Naval Stores remain very quiet
We still quote Spirits Turpentine 45G46 per gal
Ion. common Rosin at $l70G175, Tar $2G2 %, and
! Pitch at 81 per Dbl. Some small sales No. l Rosn
making at $3G3 so for good, and So per bb for very
| pale.
0IIS-oils still very dull. Linseed is selling
| 6Zq65 cts, Sperm at 140Gl45 cts. for fall,
cts bleached Patent do at 6SG7O cts: Solar at 7375
cts; Sea Elephant at 7OGS0 cts Lard Oil 90695 cts
ETHEREAL do at 565S cts and Camphene at So cts per
| gallon.
PROVISIONS.-There has been considerable activity
this week in Provisions, but the bulk of the sales have
been made at decline the previous rates Mess Pork
has fallen off in price since last issue so per bb
and Lard has declined to per b. Some sales
OF Bacon were made early in the week at Decline but
within the last day or two prices for it have advanced
again, and it closes firm.
BAcoN.-The sales of Bacon this week embrace lot
100 hhds Sides in tight casks at 93 cts; GO hhds do
part in hhds at 93sa9H cts 60 hhds. 9% cts
~ hhds Shoulders at 7A cts, 60 hhds do. 78
25OO pieces Hams the terms for which kept private
l500 pieces do at from 10 to 3 and about 200 hhds
Shoulders and Sides in small lots at X the
mer, and 9%@9A cts. for the latter. Shoulders close
to-day quite firm at 7%@7A cts, and Sides at 9% "a
| Ok cts.
BULK MEAT-The only sale of Bulk Meat we have
heard of this week is of 10000 bbls. Extra heavy
sides at cts There is but little inouiry for Buk Meat
and quote to-day nominal 6H cts Shoulders
and SkG9 cts. for Sides
BEEF.-Beefis selling small lots for ships stores at
/ ner for Mess hut
there is no demand for large lots.
PORK the opening Of the week Mess Pork was held
at S675 but yesterday there $50 bbs sold SIG
per bbl To-day have reported sales of 100 bbIs
$1625916 SO bbl and quote these the closing
for it. We have also reported this week sales $50
bbs Rump Pork at sl2 50, GO bbls do. at s2 and of
so bhs do at s275 per bb the latter of which sold
today We quote Prime Pork nominal Sl3G13 so per
bbl
LARD-There has been inquiry this week Lard,
and sales for of 200 erces prime Western
at II 260 terces do at IL cts and of 500 kegs do
124 cts, and quote it closing to-day at these
figures Refined Lard is still selling at 134(G14 cts.
per lb.
BurTER-Butter is still selling at 11@12 cts for solid
packed Western 12Gl4 cts for Roll and II cts for City
packed shipping Butter The market is however dull.
CHEEsE-Cheese is dull, but still quote it at l0lQll
cts for Eastern Cutting and 12h94 cts. for English
| , ,PoWDER-We quote Hazards Dupont's, and Beatty's
rowaen at 50 90 for blasting, and S575 for sporting per
| keg OF ! & 20 IDS 1t is very firm at these figures.
1eLASIER-Plaster may be quoted this week at S2.75
9 per ton the latter figure being fer retail lots.
| RuM-We quote New England Rum this week at sea
81 cts. Porto Rico at 65d 20 cts and Jamaica do ut
| lOO(d)l1O cts. per gallon
RlCE-Rice continues firm, but there has been COM
paravey little doing in it this week The sales add up
about l50 uerees at from 4z to AZ cts Rice closes to-
day steady at AZ d4& cts for common and 4Ta4X cts
for good to prime We import this week of 23s
terces from Savannah and of 3S terces from Charleston
total 276 tierces.
SUGARS.-The transactions in Sugars here this week
have been very heavy the sales and the purchases in
other markets to come here amounting to about 900
hhds the greater part of which has been taken for re-
nng purposes The sales for refining include 300 hhds
Cuba, the terms for which kept private hhds
do. at So, 40 boxes brown clayed do s6S7H, in
addition, reners have purchased this week hhds
Cuba in Boston at SO there, and 400 hhds do in New
York at SIS rs there There has also been quite an active
demand for Sugars from the trade and sales
of 10 hhds English Island So rs
| at $6.37xd675; 325 hhds Porto Rico $670 to
81 65 hhds do at S. being the Porto Rico Sugars
that have brought that figure this and 40 hhds
New Orleans at from $675 to SS2k Sugars close firm
day at the following rates, viz: $5751612K for refining
grades Cuba and English Isand S625 25 for grocers
styles do $625d6 so for common to good Porto
Rico and New Orleans S675S12K for fair to choice do
and s.l2I for choice New Orleans. The imports of
Sugar this include 445 hhds from Cuba III hhds
from Porto Rico 122 hhds from Demerara rs hhds from
Trinidad and 315 hhds. from Boston-tota 131 hhds.
STAVES.--Staves dull and rates are in
great degree nominal. We quote before r.
o. HID. at $14G1s for culled and $25C930 for
prime, r, Q, Bbl at $l49ls; W, o. Bbl double stuff at