The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-16

nies-total 81 bbls.
The following the inspections Flour and Neal for
| the week ending April 14th 1859:
Bbls Half Bbls.
city SIS SIS as
~ G;, ''.''''. .'.... ........ 3,I46
19l
Total-Wheat Flour. r........lO53O 96
Tosether with 90 bbls. Rye Flour, and 2S2 bbs Corn
Meal. - ~ ' ~ ~
GRAIN.-The receipts of Grain this week have been
ahou the same they last week the offerings of
the various descriptions adding about 900 bushels
NO material change has taken place since our last in the
CONDITION OF the market. Wheat has sold through the
week at about last weeks rates Corn has ruled gene
rally at rather lower rates. For Rye and prices are
unchanged
| WHEAr.-Wheat has been coming forward this week
quite sparingy, the receipts amounting to only about
ooo bushels The demand for it has been fair but not
ace ana the sales have generally been made at last
week rates Red has ruled generally through the week
at tl4odl5o cts for fair to prime, and white 15OG55
CTS Tor common l65 a175 cts for fair to prime and lisa
$50 cts for fancy lots. Whites closed day steady at
the rates named above but sale 1000 bushels fair
| Western red was reported at 13S cts.
| RYE-There have been about 900 bushels Rye re-
eeived this week and has mostly been sold for
Maryland 80 cts for ordinary and 96e7 cts for prime
| Pennsylvania.
ConN.-The receipts of Corn this week add up about
$4,000 bushels which rather less received last
week Prices for it have auctuatsd somewhat but they
have ruled generally ut rather lower than during
last week. On Saturday white sod at 7Od72 cty for in
fror 7576 cts for good and yellow 76 cts for nf
rior aS0 cts for good and lot prime brought
cts On Monday the sales made at "A xed
1915 cts for white, and 7SdSo yellow On Tues
day white rather BETTER the sales being made at 74
II by measure rs cts by weight hut yellow sold a
on the day previous at 7SGS0 On Wednesday white
sold at 7376 cts by measure II cts by weight and yell
low at 7SgSO cts but Yesterday white sold 7O cts
Tor Inferior 72d75 cts for fair good and yellow at 7S
79H cts. To-day Corn firmer. White sold at 75Ga76
cts and yellow at 77sO cts, the bulk sales of the
latter description being made Mt the outside rate.
oATs-0ats continue dull but they have ruled through
the week at45952 cts for Maryland and Virginia, and
50d54 cts. for Pennsylvania. The receipts this week
amount to about 10 900 bushels.
PEAsE AND BEANs.-Black Eyed Pease still selling
~1 and WAC
from 81 to S137h per bushel. Prime Beans scarce
and wanted
This woo. "hsa ga sa su Corn os su Rye bu oats bu
s as's sgs ss ss sss
GUAN0-As the farmers are preparing for their
Spring planting, the demand for all kinds of fert-
zers has become quite active Prices, however, are
price for Peruvian Guano $50 per long on and
California Eide Island Guano is held at s47 by the
importer, and s4S by dealers. We quote Mexican A
A at s2Og22 per ton according to quality, Mexican
at s6 Sombrero at s32 per long and Columbian at
Ssa40 per long ton Reeses and other Manipulated Gu
ano sells at s47 Whitelock 4 Co.'S, Rhodes and De
Bergs Super Phosphate of Lime sells $ per lbs
The import this week is 40 tons Mexican
GUNNY BAGS.-We quote Gunny bags this week Mt
10 1904 cts each for two three and four bags
GiNSENG-We continue to quote Ginseng at 20 cts |
per b., but there is very little doing in it
HEMP.-Wc quote Hemp this week at 5000 for Russian
SlO3O for rough American and Sl75G1S0 per ton for
dressed do There of the latter description in mar
ket Manila Hemp is selling at AG7 cts and Russia
Yarns at II y cts. per h. 'O'"
HAY AND STRAw-Hay is in rather better demand
and prices shade higher. We quote this week at
Sl3Gl6 for ordinary to prime baed and s124 per ton
for loose Straw is still selling at s3 for Rye and $1O
HOPSWe quote Hops of the crop Of 1858 steady at 70
l5 cts per lb Some small sales making at these
figures.
HIDES-There were arrivals of foreign Hides this
week but no sales have yet been effected In the absence
OF transactions quote nominally Buenos Ayres at 2S
cs Rio Grande at 27 City Slaughtered are selling
at llE d12H cts, wet Country Slaughtered at lO%Gt11
cts ana dry DO at 1920 cts The imports of the week
from New Orleans.
HoTEY.We T quote Cuba Honey 75977 cts per gal
lon The lot of 16 tierces received last week was sold
few days since at II cts per gallon
!NDlGO-rhere has been nothing Of Importance done
this week in indigo but the rates for it are UNCHANGED
and we still quote common fair Manila at 50 so cts
good to prime do at s5G1o0 cts Madras 75GeO cts
Sracas at 70 100 cts Guatemala at 110Gl50 cts and
Bengal at 120Gl75 cts. per III.
IRON.-We have transactions of Importance to note
TINS week In Iron and the market for it may be quoted
dui and rather heavy Prices are however unchanged
and we again quote Baltimore Charcoal Forge at s27 so
g.s charcoal No Wheel at s52 and Anthracite Iron
at $21 for No. j. 30 for No 2 and S2425 per ton for No
B. Scotch Pig is still quoted at S272S and Blooms at s45
a5o for puddled, and s6 G5 per for best Charcoal
rolled; $65 for refined do; 500 for refined Ameri.
can do, and s110 for American hammered; Hoop do
per b. for English, 4d44 cts for American and
2Gl3 cts for Russia. We quote Charcoal Boiler Plates at
cts. per h. Nails are steady at s35o9375 for 4d
MISUNDERSTANDING the present week some thirty car
sof
several boat loads at prices within the range quo
tations The sales have been chiefly of white Pine and
Hemock stun The market is more brisk than is usual
at the opening of the canal which may be regarded as
some indication of continuance of the present demand
and of fair prices We have change to in prices
ana quote as before White Pine Cuttings at Sl4Gl6
Selects $25d26, and Common and Panel S35G36; White
Pine Siding at sld15 Hemlock Scantling at $40 so to
Sl Hemock rails at s1l to Sl2 Joist so tosl05O; Pop
lar Plank SIS to 500 do. Scantling $1I $40; do sio
to $40; Oak Plank 40 to 60 feet long .s25 s26 Oak
Boards SIS TO s22 to quality and width Pensacola and
Jacksonville 81 flooring at slSd20 Charleston river 54
do. at sl6as; do. bright do at slSd2O and bill stuff
at s2o22 per 1000 feet Shingles are worth $65O97
LEATHER~The unfavorable weather of the past week
has receipts which would otherwise have been
quite heavy The demand good and former prices are
fully maintained We still quote City Slaughtered at 33
35 cts; Country do. 31d34 cts; rough skirng 3lG34
ct Spanish sole 2993S cts City harness leather black
% 50 cts Country do 2932 cts upper in rough hide
S Soa5 calf skins Sl2g2O per dozen, and finished do
M0LAssEs.-Ther has been fair inquiry this week
for Moasses and note sales of so hhd Cuba cayed at
256 cts, 25 terces do at 27 cts so hhds do Muscoya
do common at 27 cts II hhds. do. prime at 80 cts so
hhds Porto Rico at S4h d36 cts, and $50 bbls New
Molasse closes quite firm at the following rates viz:
SO 40 cts for New Orleans 3536 for Porto Rico;
= ilG33 cts for Cuba auscovado and 2527 cts for do
cayed We note the import this week OF 80 hhds from
Porto 111, Rico; co., and Of lA5 hhds. from Cuba.
MILL FEED-Mill Feed still ranges at from 90 to 25
dlings.
MADDER-There is nothing doing in Madder, but we
stu quote it as ranging from II to 12k per b. the
latter 4, Il figure 81 s9dn, being for prime prime ombro.
w material to |
note since our last in the rates for Naval Stores.
Spirits Turpentine is selling at SO per gallon and
we quote common Rosin at 6oal e2 Pitch at ST. and
Tar at $22 25 bb We sales this week of about
/ 200 bbis common Rosin at 81 60 per kbl.
, olLS-oils are quiet, but the rates unchanged
!4lnseed is still selling at 67d70 cts and Sperm at
l40Gl45 cts. for fall and $50 for winter Crude
Whale at 62965 cts; bleached Patent do. at 72G
rs cts; Solar at 75ds0 cts; Sea Elephant at 7OGs5
cts; and Lard Oil at e5GIOO cts We still quote Ethe.
rial Oil at 5og5S ct and Camphene 5s per gal
PROVISIONS. S.-There has been some movement this
week IN PROVISIONS but the market except for day
Bacon were made during the week at decline of to
cent per b on the final prices of last week. but in
be found statement of the operations of the week
BuLk MEAT-We have reported this week sales OF 100
600 lbs. Shoulders and Hams all 4 and SIX cts and
we quote Bulk Meat as closing to-day at 6)a cts. for
reported to-day a sale 20 900 lbs Sides at s1 cts
BACoN-There has been considerable doing this week |
in Bacon Itopened at * and 9H for Shoulders and
Sides but sales were subsequently made decline of
loo hhds Shoulders at cts so hhds do at 7 cs
80 hhds Sides at Ok cts $50 hhds Shoulders in lots at
7 and cts, 200 hhds Sides in lots at 9s and OK
cts 20 tierces sugarcured Hams at 12% cts 500 pieces
cts Bacon may be quoted closing to-day at 7Aa7X
cts, for Shoulders, and 94G9h cts. for Sides. ,
noting this week in Beef We quote Western No 1 at
Sloql1, do Mes at sl1.5od1S and Baltimore packed
No at $l2 and do. Mess at sl4 per Dbl | ,
PorK-There has been little inquiry this week
or Pork and we note sales of so bbls thin Mess s75
Dpis. hedNy at SlSZo(d lS50 10 bbls Rump d,
S55O and AZ bbls. do. private closes to-
lay steady at $l775 for thin Mess $1S25 for heavy
DO Sl3a4 for Prime and Sl3G13.50 per bbl for Rump
LARD.-We have reported this week sales of 100 lbs
Western Leaf Lard at II cts and quote this as the
nominal rate for it to-day. q
BUTTER-Good Butter continues in brisk demand and
sales are making quite freely New York Butter at l
" cts for old, and 2+26 cts for Fresh Roll sell
ling at 20a24 cts but it is quite We quote com
mon Western Butter at Sd1O cts and sale this
week OF $50 kegs City packed Shipping do TX cts
four months |- ~
CHEEsE.-We continue to quote Cheese at 1OGIO% cts
for Western Cutting and 1l for Eastern do The
market is still very quiet. ,
PLASTER.-We continue to quote Plaster firm at "a
per ton There 500 tons sold last week at this
1sure and this week there have been further sales
1t the same rate.
POWDER-We quote Hazards Dupont's and Beatty's 1
owder at 3 for blasting and So for sporting per keg of
IS lbs 40 -
RICE-There has been fair inquiry through the week
or Rce and 1t has ruled pretty steadily from to Az
Its per 10 for fair to prime lots There have been sales
turing the week Of $50 300 at the above
rates Wenoe the receipt this week 225 tierces from
Charlie ton. ~
RUM.-New England Rum is selling in lots to the =
trade at 33(34 cts. We quote Porto Rico do at 6OGG5
,ts. and Jamaica do. at 100GlI05 cts. per gallon
SUGARS-Sugsrs have through the week been rather :
heavy and most of the sales been made at decline
Of y to OF cent per 10. last weeks rates There
has been fair inquiry for them the sales add up
lhontR IF 7 h1g r,no,- |