The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-21


The exports this week amount to only 325 bbs
The following the inspections Of Flour and Neal
the week ending May 10Th, 1859:
Howard Street. 1875
City Mills.... .....-...,...... 54s6 30
ONO. ..'....... ...'.... .'...'.. 2'o2S
| Family. y............... ........ lily
Total-Wheat Flour........1393s SIS
Together with $50 bbls Rye Flour and 156 bbls Corn
Meal.
GRAIN-There has been a rather larger supply of
Grain market this week than for three weeks
past, but the receipts have nevertheless been heavy
the offerings of all descriptions adding up about 10000
bushels During the early part of the week Wheat
buoyant and some sales of white made at
advance of to 10 cts. per bushe Within the last day
or two however Wheat has dropped off in price fully
cts per bushel Corn has not been particularly active
and within the last day or two white has declined Vel
low has ruled through the week at about the closing prices
Of last week There has been fair business done in
Oats but there has been comparatively little done in Rye
WHEAT.-The receipts of Wheat this week add up about
1900 bushels During the early part of the week the
market active and very buoyant and most of the
common fair red 1sOa1s5 cts for good to prime do
1s5G200 cts for fair to prime white, and 2052l0 for
choice lots do. Yesterday however the market was
weaker and prices fully cts. lower. Reds sold
at 170lS0 cts for fair to prime, and whites at 175195
for fair to prime and 200 cts for choice To-day lot
500 bushels prime red Wheat sold at S2 cts but white
do quoted yesterday at 175G195 cts for fair to
| PRIME and 200 cts for choice.
RYE.-For Rye the market this week has been very ir
| regular small lot of Pennsylvania sold early in
the week at 1l2 cts, but subsequently sales
reported at l161lS cts For the last day two it has
however offering at 1l5 cts, but of no
parties offering los to ITO cts for There
about 500 bushels received this week but very lit
| tie of it has been sold.
CoRN.-Con has been coming forward more freely this
week than for some weeks past and the receipts add up
about 1O5 900 bushels The demand fair and for
yellow the market has through the week been quite firm
White has however declined slightly within the last two
three days. During the first days
week white sold at 90d93 cts, and yellow 90d95
but Wednesday white sold at SSG92 cts and yellow
93d96 cts Yesterday white sold at S5(dS6 for infer-
sS9l cts for good to prime, and yellow at 9596
cts, but today prices for both varieties shade
lower. White sold at S7d90 cts for fair prime, and
yellow at 94'd95 cts. for prime lots.
0ArsOats sold at the opening of the week at 56d5S
cts. for Virginia and Maryland and 6Od6l cts for Penn
syvana but for two three days past they have been
selling from 80 to Sc cts for Virginia and Maryland
and 55G60 cts for Pennsylvania The receipts this week
add up about 16 900 bushels.
PEAsE AND BEANs.-Back Eyed Pease are still selling
at So per bushe bag and quote Beans ranging
from 81 to Sla7h per bushel Prime Beans continue
| scarce.
OFFERINGS GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat, bus Corn bus. Rye, bus. Oats, bus.
To this time. $4,000 1,355y3S9 1887 26s, s,727
Same time So. 500 ,S22 lsl6352 37,S73 1863 667
GUANO.-Sman sales making at previous pri-
The agents rate for Peruvian is $50 per long
California or Eide Island Guano is held S47 by the
per- short % ton " We w quote quote Mexican S o anu aS go
(G22 per ton according to quality, Mexican A
at SIG SombrerO at s32 per long ton and Columbian
S3Sd4O per long ton Reese's and other Manipulated Gu
an0 sells at 81. Whitelock Co.'S, Rhodes and De
Berg Super Phosphate of Lime sells at SIS per 1000 lbs
The imports this week 1000 tons Peruvian and
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags are selling at TO- IS and
IA cts each for two, three and four bushel bags
GlNSENG.-We quote Ginseng nominal at 70(d75 cts.
per lb., but we hear of no sales.
HIDES.-we have transactions to note in foreign
1000 and 5000 hung dried Chill is held at q City
Slaughtered Hides selling at 11%G12k cts wet
Country Slaughtered at lO4Gl1 Z cts, and dry do
HoPs-We quote Hops of the crop steady at II
gl5 cts. per b. Some small sales making these
HEMP.-Hemp is quiet, but we still quote it at 5000 for
Russian IS Sloa la9 for rough American and $l75@so
cts, and Russia Y arms at IL y cts. per lb.
HoNEY.-we quote Cuba Honey at 6Oa65 cts in
HAY AND sTRAw.-Hay is a little lower this week
We quote baled s1SG2r and loose Sl5dI7 per ton
Rye Straw is still selling at Sl4 and Wheat do at s1O
IRON.-Pig Iron is quiet but steady at the previous
rates We quote as before Baltimore Charcoal Forge
at S27; Charcoal No. l Wheel at S30d32, and An
thracite Iron at $40 for No $25 for No 3 and $2S
per ton for No s. Scotch Pig is quoted S27 and
Blooms at S4550 for puddled, and S62 per
best Charcoal For Bar Hoop and Sheet Iron the
unchanged Bar Iron selling at s55 per ton for
Ehgsh loea Soo LOT renned ao sou Tor refined Ameri'
can do, and $40 for American hammered; Hoop do.
at S724GSO per ton, and Sheet do. at 34@}4
12Gl3 cts for Russia We quote Charcoal Boiler Plates
cts per lb. Nails in fair demand at So 50G375 per
100 lbs for cut 4d. and upwards.
1NDlGO.-The rates for Indigo unchanged and
we still quote common to fair Manila at 3OG5O cts;
good to prime do. at S5dlOO Madras 1890 cts.
Caracas at 95d10O cts; Guatemala lOG15O cts and
Bengal at 120Gl175 cts per b.
LEATHER-The demand is good, but the receipts
tnue light Prices firm and quote before: City
Slaughtered at 34Gn36 cts; Country do 32G35 cts;
rough skrng S2d35 cts Spanish sole 29a3S cts. City
upper in rough hide s3 5Od5 calf skins 5OG65 cts per h.
and finished do. at S5(G10O cts. per H.
LUMBER.-The market is very quiet, buyers appear
ing disposed to hold off for the present We have no
change to note in prices and quote last week Choice
lots of dry White Pine boards and plank running
third to onehalf better than cuttings, s6dlS for cul
lngs, $50 for Selects and $50 for panel and common
We quote White Pine Siding $lld15; Hemlock Scantng
M DnIl
lar Plank SlSG2O do. Scantng Sl4G1S; do. s. edged
Sl4G17; Oak Ship Plank so to GO feet long s24d2 Oak
Boards S20G23 Pensacola and Jacksonville 54 flooring
at SlSa2O Charleston river do at Sl6alS do bright A
do at SIS 20 and Carolina Yellow Pine bill at s20
y per 600 feet, Shingles are worth S6507 according
MOLASSES.-There has been quite an active move
ment this week in Cuba Molasses and for cayed prices
have advanced to cts gallon. cargo of34I hhds
cayed Cuba eX ''Water Howes, sold early in the
week at 27 cts and subsequently the cargo the "Cas
tlian embracing 362 hhds., and 81 terces sold
cts, and for another cargo 30 cts offered and de-
cned There have however been about $50 hhds resod
cargoes noted above at so cts There no
Cuba Muscovado Molasses here English Island is held
at 35 cts Porto Rico at 3S40 cts New Orleans at 45
cts There has nothing of Importance done in either
Of the latter descriptions We note the imports this
Of IS hhds Cuba Molasses and of 800 bbs Syrup
MILL FEED.-Mill Feed is firm at 22Go5 cts. for
Brown Stuff and SSd4O cts per bushel for Middlings
MADDER.-We continue to quote Madder at Il(Gl2b
cts. per lb but there is nothing doing in it,
NAVAL STORES.-Wehave reported this week sales of
1000 bbls common Rosn at s70 per Dbl of 80 lbs
OF some 200 bbs Spirits Turpcntine 5355 per gal
lon and closes firm at the latter figure We still quote
Pitch at 81 and Tar at s2d2.25 per bbl.
OlLS.--Os quiet, but rates for them generally
unchanged. Lnseed is selling at 65d6s cts, and we
quote Sperm at 14OG145 cts for fall, viii
d7Ocs. Solar at 1915 cts Sea Elephant at 70dS0 cts;
Lard Oil at 90d9S cts; ETHEREAL do 60G62 cts and
Camphene at 5S cts per gallon. There sale made
Yesterday of 100 casks crude Whale OIL terms for
it were kept private.
PRovIsIoNs;-The Provision market has through the
greater part of the week been active and until
terday quite buoyant. Bacon opened at 7SGdS cts for
Shoulders and 10 cts for Sides but Shoulders subse
quenty advanced to 81 cts, and Sides TO l01 Yes
terday however prices dropped off again. some sales
Sides being made late in the day at 10 cts but to-day we
have heard of lot having to arrive at 10 cts
Most of the sales of Bulk Meat an ad
vance of last weeks rates and there have been
large transactions in Mess Pork advance of
cts to S124 bb the closing price last week
Lard has also improved to y of cent per lb.
BULK MEAT-The sales of Bulk Meat this week include
40 tres and 25 hhd Shoulders at cts 100 hhds Sides
at Ok cts and 100 hhds. do. OK cts. but we quote
Sides to-day nominal at Ok cts, and Shoulders at ia
X cts.
BAcoN-The transactions in Bacon this week have
again been heavy the sales adding about 300 hhds.
The sales include 13O hhds. Shoulders cts
hhds do at cts, $50 hhds do. l75 hhds Sides
at 10 cts 80 hhds do at los cts 525 hhds. do lO4
cts, rs hhds do. 10S cts 81 casks Hams at OK cts
900 pieces do at 10G10% cts 900 pieces do at II
1000 pieces do, Henry Nyes' brand, l2k cts 90
days, and 200 pieces do of the brand l2b cts
months. Bacon sold early in the day yesterday at 81
cts for Shoulders and 10A dl0' for Sides but late
IN the day lot OF 20 hhds prime Western Sides sold
at 10 cts To-day we have heard of sales of 100 hhds
Sides to arrive at los so hhds do spot at 10
cts and OF 40 hhds Jhoulders on the spot at *
BEEF.-Beefis tirmer. We quote it at Sl2Gl4 for
No. l, and Sl5dl7 per bb for Mess We are not how
however advised of any transactions in it this week worth
noting.
PORKThe transactions in barreled Pork this week have
been heavy For Mess the market been rather iregu
lar but has ruled generally considerable advance
last weeks rates. The sales of Mess include 500 bbs at
$lS 300 bbls. at SlS.564 $50 bbls SIS l2L
S6 and 500 bbls unnspected Western Mess expected
to overrun in weight at $40 per Dbl We sales
Of 100 bbs Prime Pork private terms so bbls soft do
S32 and of $50 bbs good Rump do s13 5O13 IS
per Dbl. Mess Pork closes to-day dull S1S and we
uoe Prime at Sl4G145 so, and Rump sl3 IS per bbl
LARD-For Western Lard in bbs. and holders have
been asking through the week l2G12h cts per lb but
have heard of no sales We quote it to day nominal
at the above figures.
BUTTER.-New Butter is arriving pretty freely, and
sales making at 1Sd20 for Roll, 1921 cts for
Gades and 20d2 cts for Goshen We continue quote
old Western at cts, and City lacked shipping Butter
at II cts. per lb
CHEEsE.-Eastern Cheese is selling at 10EG11 cts. for
Cutting and we still quote English Dairy at ala cts
per lb There is no Western Cheese in market.
row DER.-Since our last the fer Powder have
been advanced 80 to rs cts per cask and quote
Hazards Dupont's and Beatys at So SO for blasting
| and S575 for sporting per keg of % lbs.
fLASIEK-Since our last Plaster has declined consd
erahy now selling in retail lots So So but
go would not bring over So per ton.
flCE-The transactions in Rice this week have been
ght as compared with those of last, but the sales have
general been made at advance prices obtained
last week The sales previous to to-day embrace about
ooo tierees alr to prime quality at from AZ ~ cts
and day we note sales of 100 casks at 4%64I cts
and Of 100 casks at $3.50 per 100 lbs
RUM-New England Rum is steady at "a cts four
months and quote Porto Rico do. at 6OGD65 cts and
Jamaica do. at lO0Cd105 cts. per gallon.