The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-11

| C0PPER.-There is very little doing in Copper, and
refined Ingots are lower We quote them tn week at
% G23 cts b. Sheathng Copper still selling at
81 cts, and Yellow Metal Sheathing 2l for both
English and American Yellow Metal Bolts at "a cts and
do Nails at 25 cts. per b We note the receipts here
this week from various points of about 400 tons Copper
|
! CoAL.--Cumberland Coal continues very dull but the
rates unchanged and for cagoes the prices still
follows viz. So 35d3 so for fine; So 60G375 for Of
mine and 81 lO4 25 per ton for lump cash delivered on
board at Locust Point. The apple tion made month
two since by the dealers and shippers of Coal the d
recors of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for a reduc
ton in the tolls on this article, has, suppose
generally anticipated, been rejected and it may be set
down fixed fact that the settled policy of the Ba
more and Ohio Railroad is to prevent the Coal trade of
Baltimore from growing to anything like respectable d.
mensions Anthracite Coal is selling by retail from
! $3.50 to $5 per ton of 2,24O lbs.
FISH-Fish of all descriptions are hardly as firm as
| they were last week. Mackerel in particular dull
and prices for them are tending downward Some large
NO were sold from the wharf early in the week at
1925 but they would not bring to-day $3.50 to 1915
per bb Small No Ss may be quoted at S7a7 80 Dbl
! No and No. Mackerel are selling by retail at the
former quotations. but there very few here Herrngs
in fair demand but there is large stock here and
they are not as firm as they were. We quote common
Eastern at S3G4; Labrador at 81 25G5 and Alewves
Branch Herrings 25d5 so per bbl for Smoked
Herngs selling at 0d4O cts box, dry Codfsh at
So 25Gj375 and do Hake at 81 per 100 lbs Hake are
quite dull The market is almost entirely bare of North
Carolina and Potomac Fish, ,and there to
FEATHERs.-Good Southern Live Geese Feathers are
selling 43 to 46 per H. We sale this
week of about ], 900 lbs at the latter figure
FRUIT-There were sales at ancton early in the week
Emuous' from Palermo, of 900 boxes Oranges
at S2S0d290 and of 700 boxes Lemons at S275
FLOUR There has been rather more doing in Flour
this week than last but the transactions have neverhe
less been light the sales amounting in the aggregate
only about 500 bbs The market during the early part
of the week heavy and Super dropped off in price
2k to % cts per bb but the reported injury to the
Wheat crop in the West and Northwest by frost,
bined with the fact that good deal of the Flour held
here on Western account has been ordered be with
drawn from the market, has strengthened the views of
/ hOli Suna iS nnwh ha frrnlV Vnf Tpprh
which the figure at which it closed last week For
Family and descriptions of Extra Flour the
have been reduced this week 25 per bb The exports
since our last are as follows, viz
To Trinidad 5s6 To St. john N. 80. 1874
: Porto CabellO.. 450
Howard STREET FLouR-There were sales early in the
week of 400 bbs Howard Street Super ST. but prices
for it gave way and some 400 b6 were sold
! frmer in tone and sales of coo bbs were made
Change at 81 per bb To-day there 500 bbls sold
81 per bbl and it closed firm at this figure. There
sale of 100 bhls choice Extra made two three
days since at s8, and quote Extra to-day ranging
ONO FLoUR.-There has been very little done this
in Ohio Flour the sales so far as We have heard emba
cling only 200 bb Super at ST. 100 bbs Extra at 81
and 100 bbls do at 81 62k per Dbl Super could have
been readily bought day or two since at s6.s7K and
perhaps at So rs per Dbl, but it is held to-day 81
although holders very willing to sell at this figure
| Ohio Extra closes dull at $50 per bbl.
CITY MILLS FLOUR.-For City Mills Flour holders
asking at the ing of the week s. for Super and S. for
Extra but Tuesday there sales made of 600 bb
Nothing has been done since Tuesday either variety
but Super is generally held to-day at 81, and quote
| Extra at S7.75(dS per bbl
FAMILY FLoUR-Since last the rates for Family
and choice retailing brands of Extra Flour have
servoir, and Silver Spring brands of Family at 1925,
and Extra Of the same brands at ss7 Wech Family at
1926 Old Dominion do. at SS.75 and Ohio and Howard
| street do. at $S.25ldS.75 per bb
RYE FLoUR-Rye Flour has been quoted through the
week at $5a515k per bb but we have heard of no sales
of moment and it may be quoted as closing dull at the
above figures.
week 81 % for Baltimore and $3.50 per bb for Bran
dywne but the market for 1t is certainly dull at these
figures We sales this week of 600 bbs. Baltimore
Meal private terms but said to have been fraction
under 81 25 per Dbl The exports this amount to
only go bbls. all TO the West Indies.
The following the inspections Of Flour and Meal for
the week ending June 9th 1859:
Bbls. Half Bbs.
Howard Street. ................. 1916
CITY Mills. 2,226 343
ONO. .'..'.. ........ 2,Iol
Tdlnliy ooo
Total-Wheat Flour........ 9959 343
Together with Ill bbs. Rye Flour, % hhds, 1366 bbs
and &c half bbls. Corn Meal
GRAIN.-The receipts of Grain this week have been
light the offerings amounting altogether to about 100000
bushels, which 2 900 bushels less than the
cepts of last week and nearly 600 bushels less than
those of the previous week. There has however, been
been quite sufficient to meet the demand. Corn has gene
rally been in fair request and prices for it have improved
slightly, but for Wheat Rye and Oats the maket has
throughout the week been rather heavy and all these
articles have fallen of slightly in price.
quite sparingy the receipts amounting to only about
10000 bushels The demand has however been limited
and Notwithstanding the light receipt, the market has
through the week been heavy A lot of 1000 bushels
strictly prime red Wheat sold day since al
16 cts but this description has ranged generally at from
l4o to 100 cts Tor common to prime and we quote the lat
ter the outside rate for it today White Wheat has
sold through the week at d175 cts for fair good
and $50 to S5 cts for prime and choice and it closes
day steady at these figures
RYE.-There a sale made three days since
of 1000 bushels Pennsylvania Rye 100 cts and subse
queDy we heard of sale of 1l00 bushels do at 9 cts
and we quote this as the rate for it to-day The above
sales the only that have reported this week
Corn The receipts of Corn continue to decrease, and
the offerings this week amount only about OOOO bush
els against 10000 bushels last week On Saturday there
sales reported bushels yellow Corn at
S4luSs cts, but there nothing done in white On
Monday and Tuesday white sold at S4aSs cts and vel
low SSd 90 cts; but Wednesday white sold S5GS7
cts, and for yellow prices ranged at from 81 to 81
Yesterday some inferior lots of white sold at 7SGS3
hut good lots brought S5Gs7 cts; but yellow
s6dS7 cts by and 90d92 by weight To day
white yellow sold cts good white sold at 50
ass cts by measure sc cts by weight and fair to good
yellow at s3GS5 cts. by measure, and 9oG9l cts by
weight.
OArs.-Oats have through the week been dull and
heavy. There have been about $4,000 bushels at market
and for such lots have changed hands prices have
ranged from As to 81 per bushe. We quote Oats
closing to-day at 45G5O cts for Virginia and Maryland,
AM 4Sd52 cts for Pennsylvania.
PEAsE AND BEANs.-We continue to quote Black Eyed
Pease at So per bushel bag and white Beans Sl
/ 25 per buhel Pease in good demand, nut Beans
OFFERINGS GRAIN THE EXCHANGE.
To this time. 4Os .228 1,e88,99O 1880 sl5,s79
Same time '5s .63l 975 2,lSO,763 4ls6S AIS, ,l3S
GUANo We still quote the Agents rate for Peruvian
at per long ton Dealers selling $6l62 accord
at 7 bT the importer and s4s bV dealers per ng ten
and S44 per short ton. We quote Mexican A \ at $50
az ,e per ton ACCORDING &C sa a to quay y MEXICAN
S3s a40 long ton Reeses and other Manipulated Gu
ano sells at $47, whiteock 4 Cos, Rhodes and De
Bergs Super Phosphate of Lime sells at 45 per 1000 lbs
The imports this week 555 tons Mexican.
GINSENG.-There is no Ginse coming forward at
present and we can give reliable quotation for it.
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags still selling at 10, IS
and IA cts each for two three, and four bushe bags but
IiIDEs-There has been arrival from Buenos Ayres
this week but no sales have been effected City slaugh
Hides still selling IL HdI2k cts, wet Coun-
try Slaughtered at 10Y G1lh cts. and dry do at 1890
cts. The imports of the week 2O69 dry and 5000
salted Hides from Buenos Ayres, 63 Hides 30 bales
Goatskn from Valparaiso and 800 Hides from New York
HOPSWe quote Hops of the crop of 1858 steady at II
dl5 cts per h. Some small sales making at these
HoNEY-we quote Cuba Honey at 6oG65 cts. in
bond and 757 cts per gallon duty paid but there is
HEMP Russian Hemp is selling at 5000, but there is
American in market, and give quotation for
It. Manila !; selling at 64 cts, and we quote Russia
HAY AND srRAw.-Hay is still selling at sl5a
16 for baed and s2l4 per for loose and quote
Straw before at $l2 ala for rye. and s1OG12 per
for 0at There is no Wheat Straw selling
1ND1GO.-rhere is but little doing in indigo but
we still quote common to fair Manila at 3od so cts;
good to prime do at S5G00 cts. Madras at 1880 cts;
Caracas at 95d100 Guatemala at 1l0G15O cts and
Bengal at 120G175 cts. per h.
1RON.-There has been movement Of consequence
this week in Iron, but most scrptions steady at
about previous rates. Baltimore Charcoal Forge
Iron is quoted at s27 Charcoal No. Wheel do at $50
tG32; No. Anthracite do. at $780, No do. at S24d25
and No. 3 do. at $22 per ton. We quote Scotch Pig
nominal at s27. and Blooms at s45G5O for pud,
died and s62h96 per ton for best Charcoal
Bar Iron is still selling at S55 per ton for
English loed sos for refined do. $50 for refined Ameri
can do, and sllO for American hammered Hoop do.
at $72hdS0 per ton and Sheet do. at 3nGG4 cts.
per lb. for English, 4(G44 cts for American and
l2G13 cts for Russia We Charcoal Boiler Plates
cts per b. Nails are in fair demand at $3.50 per 100
| lbs for cut i'd. and upwards.
| LUMBER-The market for Lumber generally is inac
tive the disposition being manifested by the dealers
to hold off and purchase only for present wants pre-
viously noticed The receipts moderate but the
ply fully equal to the demand There is inquiry
for choice loads of white pine inch inch and half and
two inch, which still commands fair prices. We quote
such lots according to quality at 72l round price; fair
lots of white pine by qualities at S1375G16 for cuttings,
s25 for selects, and S35 for and panel Siding
not much in demand; quote it at$loa13 Hemloek is