The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-02


Together with 11s bbls Rye Flour, and 619 bbs. Corn
Meal.
GRAIN.-There has been moderate business doing
this week in Grain but there has been special activity
in any variety Corn is still arriving pretty freely but
of other varieties of Grain the supply continues light
The receipts this week of all descriptions add about
40 GOO bushels heat has through the week been rather
heavy and further slight decline has taken place in it.
Corn has uctuated considerably but in Rye and Oats
there has been material change since last week
Wharf.-The receipts of Wheat continue light, although
they have increased slightly this week the offerings
amounting to about 90 600 bushels. The market has
through the week been dull, except for strictly prime
lots which still in demand. Red Wheat has ruled
through the week at from l35 to i5 for ordinary to good
and 150l55 cts for prime and choice and white do at
145 $50 cts for common, 160G165 cts for fair, 10175
There were $500 bushels choice white Wheat sold
two three days since at lSo lSlG1s2 cts, and yes
terday Of $500 bushels good fair Kentucky white
Wheat sold at l65 cts.
RYE.-There has been rather Rye at market this
to $500 bushels. Maryland has sold at IS cts,
Pennsylvania at 97G9S cts and lot of 1900 bushels
prime Hudson River sold day two since at 100 cts.
CoRN-Corn continues to arrive pretty freely and the
receipts this week add up about 100000 bushels The
market for has been rather irregular On Saturday it
sold at 757S cts. for white, and S1S4 cts for yellow
and on Monday white ranged from rs 70 cts and
yellow at from so to So cts On Tuesday both white and
yellow declined again. White sold at 75d77 cts and vel
low SldS2 by but 1000 bushels vel
low sold at 81 cts by weight. On Wednesday white Corn
cts and yellow at SlsS cts by measure but lot of 900
bushels white sold at so cts by weight Yesterday both
white and yellow were in pretty active demand the for
selling at 7S179 cts and the latter at S0GS3 cts.
Notes.-The market for Oats this week has been rather
dull material change has taken place in the rates
since last week and they have ranged generally at from
As So for Maryland and Virginia and from so to S.
per bushe for Pennsylvania The receipts this week
reach about $50 o bushels.
PEAsE AND BEANs-Black Eyed Pease still selling
So per bushel bag and quote Beans ranging
from 81 to slS7H per bushel. Prime Beans are scarce
and wanted.
OFFERINGS EXCHANGE.
Wheat, bu: Corn, bu. Rye, bu Oats bu
This week 2oo 2s 1920 100 SSl5 1a6so
Same time '5s 2s3,72i 1,O36,S6s $500 1852
| GUANO-There is good demand for all kinds of fer
Agents price for Peruvian Guano still $50 per long
and dealers selling at $6G62 according to quantity
California Eide Island Guano is held at s47 by the
importer, and s4s by dealers. We quote Mexican A
A at S20d22 per ton according to quality, Mexican
at $40 Sombrero $50 per long ton and Columbian at
s3Sd4O long ton Reeses and other Manipulated Gu
ano sells at S47 Whitelock & Co.'S, Rhodes and De-
Beg Super Phosphate of Lime sells at s45 1000 lbs
The only import this week 200 from Nevassa
| GUNNY BAGS.-We quote Gunny bags this week at
TO- 1Sd4 cts each for two three and four bushe bags.
| GINSENG-We continue to quote Ginseng at 20 cts
per lb but there is very little doing in it
HEMP.-We quote Hemp this week at 5000 for Russian
for rough American and sl7591So per ton for
dressed do There is of the latter description in
ket Manila Hemp is selling at 6AG7 cts, and Russia
Yarns at IN cts. per lb
Hay and quote it steady at s13G15 for baed and 81
12 per ton for loose. Straw is selling at Sl3 for Rye
and sl0G12 per ton for Wheat
| HIDES.-There are no foreign Hides at present on
the market We still quote nominally Buenos Ayres at
| u slaughtered
selling at 11(al2 cts wet Country Slaughtered at 1O1l
cs and dry do at 1S9l9 cts. The receipt this week is
42s from New Orleans.
IRoN.-We hear of no transactions of moment this
week in Iron, but the market altogether unchanged and
quote last week, Baltimore Charcoal Forge Pig a
$27. 50d2S, and Charcoal No. Wheel Iron at So:
per ton. Anthracite Iron is steady at S27 for No. l
s26 for No. Q and s24(d25 for No. 8, and quote
Scotch Pig before s27a,2S, and Blooms s45d5(
for puddled, and s62ka65 per ton for best Charcoal
Bar Iron is selling at $50 per ton for common English
rolled; sos for refined do; 500 for refined Ameri
do nd American hammered. n
at S72H(9S per ton, and Sheet do at 3H94 cts
per Id. for English; 4G44 cts, for American, ant
1213 cts for Russia We quote Charcoal Boiler Plates a
cts per Id. Nails are firm at the advance noted
week or two since, and we again quote them at 35oG
3.75 for cut Id and upwards.
INDlGO.-There has been nothing of Importance don't
this week in Indigo, but the for it unchanged
good to prime do. at s5G1oo cts Madras 75Gso
Caracas at 95Gl00 cts Guatemala at l10G150 cts;
Bengal at 12OGll75 cts per ID.
| LUMBER.-There have been arrivals of Lumbe
this from the Susquehanna The water has beel
let into the canal but they only commenced Thursda
let it into the main line, that shall probably
have any boats arriving here before the latter part
next week. We continue last weeks quotations, viz
Common and Panel $35G36. Dry Lumber is most wante
at present. and first rate lots would meet ready SALE.
White Pine Siding may be quoted at sllGl13 We quot
Hemlock Scantling at $1,000 to sl1; Hemock rails a
lI sl2 Jois so to $1,000; Poplar Plank $ls to s2
do. Scantng $ll to s1S; do s so to sl2 Oak Planl
40 to co feet long $25 s26 Oak Boards SIS to go as
quality and width. Pensacola and Jacksonville foo
ing at slsG20; Charleston river 81 do at SlSgls d.
/ 900 feet. Shingles worth S6.5OtG7, according
quality. .".F.t. ...
LEATHER.-Leather continues to come in quite freel
demand fully equal to the receipts and stock
allowed accumulate. There larger amour
Leather received and sold here in the month OF March
just closed than in the month of any previous yea
Prices firm but without change, and we still quot
City Slaughtered at 33 So cts Country do. SI34 cts
rough skirtng 334 cts; Spanish sole 2933 cts; Cit
harness leather black cts Country do 29d32 cts
upper in rough hide So SOFAS; calf skins $12J2O p,
dozen, and finished do, $20G30.
MoLASSES-Molasses continues quiet but prices Il
are nevertheless pretty well sustained We note salt
this week of rs hhds clayed Cuba at % cts GO hid
Muscovado at 2sA cs 20 hhds do at % cts, and of
bbls. do. at 32h cts. We have also reported sal
/ made to-day Of I46 hhds. Clayed Cuba at 241
a cts. We have heard of no transactions this wee
in New Orleans Porto Rico Molasses We quo
the former description steady at 40 cts, and IL
latter at IS 37 cts. Cuba be quoted to-day at "a
Is cts for clayed, and IS 32X cts for Muscovado
note the import this week Of 20 casks from Porto Rico
hhds from Cuba and of 267 bbls. from louisiana
MILL FEED.-We quote Brown Stuff this week at %
: "a cts and Middlings at 34(G35 cts. per bushe.
MADDER-There is nothing doing in Nader but v
still quote it ranging from IL to l2H cts per h., IL
latter figure being for prime Ombro
| NAVAL STORES.-There is a fair inquiry for Spiri
Turpentine and note sales this week Of 100 to
bbls in lots at 53@54 cts per gallon Common Rosin
lower We note sales this week OF 900 bols at Sl62
per bbl and quote this as the rate forit today Il
is still selling at s22 25 and Pitch at 81 per Dbl
: OILS-Oils quiet but the rates are unchange
Linseed is still selling 67(G70 cts, and Sperm
14O(ll45 cts for fall and $50 cts for winter Cruz
r Whale at 62l965 cts; beached Patent do. at y
u cts; Solar at 1880 cts.i Sea Elephant at 7oS