The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-02

$780, and Brandywine at $3624 per Dbl. The exports
The following the inspections of Flour and Meal for
the week ending May 81, 1860:
Howard street. 5,6lS
CITY yMllis................ 4,452 490
ONO. obO
famlly..'...'..'...'.... Z,ool
Total Wheat Flour. 1S,l11 400
Together with Ill bbls Rye Flour and 20 hhds. and
] 09l bbls Corn Meal.
GRAIN.-There has been a considerable falling off this
week in the receipts of Grain the offerings amounting to
about 120 600 bushels against 00O0 bushels last week
The market at the opening of the week was dull and
rather heavy for three days past the demand
for Wheat and Corn has been toeraby active and both
the articles close firm with an upward tendency. Rye
and Oats have both fallen of in price during the week
WHEAT-The supply of Wheat at market this week has
been quite light the receipts amounting only about
IA 600 bushels At the opening of the week the market
for it dull and rather heavy but within the last day
two the demand has increased, and prices have
sfened little. Red sold early in the week at l3Od
135 cts for good to prime and white at 145d50 cts for
fair to good and 155G60 cts for prime and choice but
day past red has been selling at 33dl37 cts.
for good prime and white at 15od55 for fair to
good, and 16ogl65 cts for prime and choice
RYE.-There have been about $500 bushels Pennsyl-
vania Rye received this week. but there Maryland
coming forward Some lots of Pennsylvania sold early
in the week 50 but for days past it has been
selling at s7h cts, and we quote this as the rate for it
day.
CoRN.-There has been considerable falling off this
week in the receipts of Corn the offerings amounting
only about $1,000 bushels against 900 bushels last
week Prime Corn has generally been in good demand,
and within the last day two prices for it have i'm
proved but inferior lots have throughout the been
very dull During the former part of the week Corn sold
at from go to 65 cts for inferior white, 6S72 cts. for
fair to prime do 5SG63 cts for inferior yellow, and 669
81 cts for prime do but for day two past it has
been selling e4d66 cts for inferior white 7O75
for fair to prime do 6064 cts for inferior yellow, and
66Gl7O cts for fair to prime do.
OATs-Oats have been in fair supply this week the
cepts amounting to about Is 900 bushels They have
however been dull and prices for them have fallen off,
They sold the opening of the week at 3S40 cts for
Virginia and Maryland and 42G45 cts for Pennsylva-
MIA but for the last day two they have been selling at
< = for haru1 and an1
for Pennsylvania and we quote them as closing at these
figures.
PEAsE AND BEANs.-we continue to quote Black Eyed
Pease at so per two bushe bag, and Beans
ranging from so to 125 cts. per bushel.
SEEDsGrass Seeds continue very duh, the consump-
tive demand having entirely ceased. We however still
quote Glover at $780, and Timothy at So per bushel and
hear of some occasional sales being made at these
to parties who putting it in store Flaxseed is
selling slowly at S1S5(d1 As per bushel.
OFFERINGS T. OF GRAIN r.. & At THE CORN ExcHANeE- ~
This week.. 1886 S3,345 2,125 175ll
To this tme... S99,5O2 1,427,3OS 34,564 3OO4s9
Same time '59, S93,5l2 1,5456l2 82,l9s 9O7,4s5
Guano at $50 per long and that of dealers $6l62
according to quantity. We quote California Eide
Island Guano at $4S per long ton by the importer,
and $50 by the dealers Mexican A s2oq22 per ton
according to quality, Mexican at SIG, Sombrero at
S32 per long and Colombian at s38d4O per long ton
Manipulated Guano sells at s47 Whitelock Il Co.'S,
Rhodes and DeBerg's Super Phosphate of Lime, and
Baughs bone Phosphate sell at s45 1000 lbs.
The imports this week 939 tons Peruvian. and 450
GINsENGGinseng is held at 7oa75 cts. per lb., but
we have heard of no sales being made recently.
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags still selling at our
former quotations. viz IL cts for small and Is cts. each
HAY AND STRAW.-Hay continues dull. We have
however change to note in the rates and still quote
prime baled at $l4dl6 and loose at Sl2dl5 per ton.
Straw still quoted at $l2G4 for Rye S12 for Oat and
$7dS per ton for Wheat.
HIDEs.-The market continues bare of foreign Hides
City slaughtered Hides selling at 91sd10 cts, wet
Country slaughtered at 9G9h cts and dry do at l4@15
cts.
HoPs-We still quote Hops at 7ds cts for old and Il
g5 cts b for crop,but there is very little doing
in them.
HoNEY.-Cuba Honey may be quoted at 20 cts. per
gallon cash, but we hear of nothing doing in it.
IRON.--Iron is in fair demand, but there are no
large sales making. We have no change to note in
prices, and we continue to quote Pig steady at the
following rates, viz: S27x)2S for Baltimore Charcoal
Forge $50 for Charcoal No. Wheel s2 for No Anthra
cite; S2S for No. do; $22 per ton for No do Scotch
Pig is selling from the yards at S24G25 and quote
Blooms at S4045 for puddled, and S60d62h per ton for
best Charcoal. Bar Iron may be quoted at s556O per
ton for common English rolled; s65G70 for refined do
and S60@65 fol refined American do Nails continue in
active demand Cut Id are selling at sSG3l2h per 100
lbs.
INDIGo-Indigo quiet but steady at the quotations
which follows, 13j(a17O for Bengal; 95d
145 cts fo Kurpah 75G95cts for Madras 3550 cts for
common to fair Manila 60l5 cts for good to prime do
lO0Glocts for Caracas and 105Gl35 cts h. for Qua
temaa.
LUMBER.-The receipts of Lumber in early part of
the week quite large but they have since fallen off
considerably The stock in first hands is quite small for
of the year Prices continue unchanged with
the exception of emock which lower We quote White
Pine cuttings at Sl4dl6 selects at S25 and common and
panel at $685. Hemock at $0dl050 for rails boards and
scantlng Hemock josts under twenty feet long dull
of sale Oak boards still dull and quote at Sl6d
10; Oak ship plank at s2328 Poplar boards and stuff
Slll5; chair plank $ls20 Cherry boards, wide and of
good quality in fair request at S30G4O. Ash is in
small supply, and good quality is in moderate demand
S20G2S
LEATHER. The demand for Rough Skrting continues
very active but in other descriptions there is much
doing. We still quote City Slaughtered at SlaS4 cts;
Country do at 27d50 cts. Rough Skirting 2S31 cts;
Spanish Sole 2S30 cts City harness Leather black "a
S7 cts; Country do. 27a29 cts; Upper in rough hide
S3505: Calf Skins 556s cts per lb and finished do IS
(ll00 cts. per lb
MADDER.-we continue to quote Madder at 1O@11K
per h. the latter figure being prime Dutch Ombro
but we hear of no sales of moment
MILL FEED.-Mill Feed is dull and lower Brown Stuff
is now selling at l5G1S cts and Middngs at 5O935 cts.
MoLASSES.-There has been comparatively little in
qury for Moasses this week. and the transactions in
Cuba private terms, S5 hhds and 35 bbs sweet do
26 cts and 500 bb New Orleans at AZ cts We quote Mo-
2732 cts for Cuba Muscovado; 2Sd33 cts for English
lsand 36d3S cts for Porto Rico; and 4c4S cts for
to prime New Orleans. We note the import this
week of 2O6 puncheons om Trinidad and 20 hhds from
Porto Rico
NAVAL STORES.-Naval Stores continue quiet Spirits
Turpentine has fallen of in price, and quote it
45G46 cts. per gallon Common Rosin is selling at $150
per bb but there is demand for the higher grades
We quote Tar as before at rs, and Pitch at 81
per Dbl.
oILs.-ois are dull, but prices for them are un-
changed. and We still quote follows, viz Sperm
Whale at 55G5S cts; bleached Patent at 63(d65 cts.
Solar at 6S(70 cts Sea Elephant at 7075 cts Lard at
9OG95 cts; and lnseed at 62(d65 cts. Ethereal Oil is
selling at 47G49 cts and Camphene So cts per gallon.
PLASTER.-Plaster has declined, and quote it
at s275G3 per ton but it is very dull at these
PoWDER.-We quote Hazards, Duponts, and Beatty's
Powder at 1925 for blasting and s5 for sporting per keg
Observation-Disclosures are selling at from 40 TO so cts
for common descriptions and from 60 20 per bushe
for Mercer.
pROVJSJoNS Tbero bos been ,o s,ec;o o.t;r;t. tb;s
week in Provisions but the market for them has through
the week been quite firm. Bacon Sides have advanced
since last week to of cent per b. but for other ar
tcles prices unchanged.
BULK MEAT.-There has been very little doing in Bulk
eng only IL hhds Shoulders at 72s cts, 10 hhds Hams
at cts and 600 pieces do. loose 9H cts Bulk Meat
closes however steady at rs cts for Shoulders 9AG
81 cts. for Sides, and 9d9S cts for Hams Since wr
ting the above we have heard of sale of 10000 pieces
Bulk Hams: but we did not learn the price
BACoN.-For Bacon there has been pretty good de-
mand, and note sales of 200 hhds Shoulders
So ask cts 60 hhds Sides l04 cts $50 hhds do at
lO%@lOh cts, % hhds plain Hams at 1Ok@1OA cts
and some 500 pieces fancy do at II HG2H cts. We
quote Shoulders to-day at 81 cts and Sides at 1O8(G
1O4 cts.
l. Sl250G for fair to good Mess and $5dl6 per bbl.
for Extra do, but we hear of nothing doing in it.
PoRK-There has been some little inquiry this week for
Pork and we note sales of 200 bbls heavy Mess $S
bbs. light do, at SISSY and of small Prime
at $l4 rs per Dbl Mess closes steady at sls Prime
Sl475 and we quote Rump at Sl4 per bb
BUTTER Butter is dull and lower selling at 10
(dl2 cts. for fair Roll 13dl6 cts for good to prime do
l4d16 cts for Gades 10a3 cts for solid packed West
ern 13d15 cts for Western Reserve 14dl6 for
New York State, and l6l9 cts. per ID. for Goshen.
LARD.-The only sales of Lard have heard of this
week of 400 kegs at l2H cts, and one of 70
tierces at 1lk cts b 1t closes steady IL y cts in
bbls and terces, and 12x cts. in kegs
CHEESE-Cheese is selling at 12G121 for Eastern
cutting. There is no other description here
RUM.-New England Rum is selling slowly at 33d34
cts. per gallon, but unable give reliable
quotations for West India Rum.
RlCE-Rce continues very firm. There has been a
fair inquiry for it this week. and note sales
300 erces within the range of quotations. which
42d4k cts for fair to good and AZ d41 cts for prime
lots.
SUGARS Sugars, which very active last week,
have this week been comparatively quiet. There was
demand for them early in the week, and sales of
two cargoeS made, but the demand has sub
ded and for two three days nothing whatever has been
done in them. There however lots pressing the
market and holders still ask full rates for them. The
sales this week include Ala hds and 220 boxes Cuba
EX randolph" to refner private terms, So hhds do
at 81 5Od7.75, 2l1 hhds. Porto Rico EX mecca" at
$40 and 10 hhds. New Orleans at $7.S7H, making a
total of 100 hhds and 22O boxes Our quotations
ing grades Cuba and English Isand S.. .25(17 rs for
grocery grades do S1a725 for low grades Porto Rico
and New Orleans; $7.50GS for fair to good do; and
SIS. .25dS.37H for prime do. We note the jmport this
week of $40 hhds and 20 boxes from Cuba 2l2 hhds
from Porto Rico, 81 hhds from Trinidad 33l bbs and
1850 bags from Bahia so hhds from Boston and 469
hhds Sugar, and l35 hhds. Melado from New York we
publish below statement of the here on the st Of
June for three years past:
KINDS. 1888. 1859. 1860
Cuba. ,95s hhds. 5,2Os hhds s,42o hhds
po.to p;co a.