The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-28


Corn MEAL-Com Meal has been quoted through the
week at sSe2 for Baltimore and s. per bh for Bran
export this week of l459 hb all but 100 bbls of
which went to the West Indies
The following the inspections of Flour and Meal for
| the week ending April &c, 1860:
Bbls; Half Bbls.
| Howard street. 1884 49,.
| City Mls................. 4,543
ONO: lo:.........'..'.'...... 299
Famy ..---....'...... Z,o5o
| Total Wheat Flour 266
Together with 2os bbs Rye Flour and SO hhds., and
| GRAIN.-There has been a considerable falling off this
week IN the receipts Of Grain, the offerings of the vari
Gus descriptions amounting to about $4,000 bushels
against ia 900 bushels last week Wheat has through
out the week been firm and prices for have advanced
since the opening some cts. hushe Corn dropped
of in price at the opening of the week but it subsequent
ly improved again. and tcloses quite firm We note the
export TINS week OF some 22OOO bushels Corn, included
in which is cargo to Liverpool being that has
bGen shipped from Baltimore that port this year For
Rye and Oats there has been fair inquiry and
the lots received have changed hands full prices.
WHEAT-Wheat has through the week been active and
firm There been about 81 600 bu shells received all
| of which has changed hands, and several thousand
bushels in addition have been sold out of store The sales
good to prime red 163 cts for fair white, 167d173 cts
for good to prime do and 17517S for choice do
since the opening the market has been steadily improy
ing and yesterday lot off 900 bushels prime red was
sold out of at 155 cts and for lot OF choice white
aoat $50 cts offered and refused. We quote Wheat
closing 150Gl55 for good prime red l70 dl75
for good prime white and 1S0lS3 cts for choice
do the latter being the price now asked far the hest lots
RYE-There have been about 500 bushels Pennsylva
mia Rye at market all of which has changed hands at
from 81 to 90 cts per bushe the closing sale being
at the latter figure. There has been no MARYLAND Rye
received but it would probably bring if here 9Oa92 cts
per bushel.
light the offerings amounting to only about so bush
els, against 10000 bushels last week 1t sold at the
opening of the week at 20 cts for Mixed 7l74 cts for
white, and 70G73 cts for yellow, but it subsequently i'm
proved and for two or three days previous to-day
white has been selling at 7375 and yellow at 72d74
cts per bushel To-day the market active and quite
firm Yellow sold at 1904 cts, and white at 7375 cts
for fair to good, and 76lD77 cts. for prime lots.
OATs-0ats have been in good supply again this week
the offerings amounting TO about $4,000 bushels There
and most of the lots offered have changed hands at from
40 to 45 cts for Maryland and Virginia. and 46 cts
for Pennsylvania Oats.
PEAsE AND BEANs.-Back Eyed Pease are still selling
at S2753 two bushe bag but Beans range 90
cts to $l25 per bushe as in quality.
SEEDs--There has been some movement in Clover
seed again this week; sales of about 900
bushels having been made at from "a so to $5l2X
per bushel The demand for it has however sackened
considerably and since the opening prices have declined
We quote it to ranging from s425 to S. rbushe
the latter being the outside price for prime lots
Timothy Seed is steady at So 325G35O and Flaxseed
selling slowly at 81 35(Gl As per bushel
%hea Sg ba Corn a5 a Fys 6S u
81. &; IL. @; g. IS Il
GuAN0-There is moderate business doing at
former former PRICES We quote the Agents price for
dealers $1,000 according quantity quote California
or Eide Island Guano at 4s long by the Importer
cordng quality, Mexican $I6 Sombrero at $2 per
ong ton, and Colombian at $38G4o per long Manipu
lated Guano sells at $47. Whtelock 4 Co.'S, Rhodes
and DeBergs Super Phosphate of Lime Baugh's raw
bone Phosphate sell ais45 1000 lbs We the i'm
NevasSa
GINSENG Ginseng is held at rs per lb, hut we
hear OF no sales being made this week.
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags selling at last
weeks quotations, viz: II for SMALL Is cts each
HAY AND STRAW.-Hay is still in active demand and
prime baed sells readily at $40 and loose do at s17dlS
per ton. We quote Rye Straw at Sl2Gl4 Oat do at Sl2
and Wheat do dull at $7(1S per ton.
mEMP-hemp is very quiet but the rates for it are un
$3.50 for dressed do; per Russia and 6X
cts per lb for Manila, but there is very little doing
in it.
HIDES-We have transactions report in foreign
Hides City slaughtered Hides selling GG1O cts
wet Country slaughtered at 9G9H cts, and dry do IA
HoPs-we still quote Hops at 7s cts for old, and ii
Gl5 cts per lb for new crop,bu there is very little doing
in them
IR0N-Iron is in good demand and the market for it
is pretty firm in tone Pig is steady at former quo
tatons viz 72s for Baltimore Charcoal Forge; $50
for Charcoal No Wheel s2 for No. Anthracite; SIS for
No do; So per ton for No do Scotch Pig is selling
from the yards at S25d26, and quote Blooms s40d
As for pudded and $60d62K per ton for best Charcoal
Bar Iron may be quoted at $55G60 per ton for
English iolled $65a7O for refined do. and s6OD65 fo,
refined American do. Nails continue in active demand
Cut 4d are selling at $3d312h time, but sales are ma
king for cash as low as a. go per 100 lbs.
INDIGo.-Indigo is firm at the quotations which are
follows, viz 13Jdl70 for Bengal 95I45 cts for
Kurpah; 75a95 cts for Madras; 35d5o cts for common
to fair Manila; 60d115 cts good to prime do; 1O0d
0cts for Caracas and 105Gl35 cts per h. for Guate
mala,
LEATHER.-The demand for Leather continues good,
and the stocks, which SMALL prevented from
creasng We still quote City Slaughtered 31G34 cts
Spanish Sole 2S30 cts. City harness Leather black 34
81 cts Country do 2729 cts Upper rough hide $3.50
ao ca SKINS ooGoS cts per H. and finished do S5dlO0
cts. per ID.
LUMBER-The receipts of Lumber are increasing, and
note sales at full prices within the range quota
tons viz White Pine cuttings at s125od3 5O selects
S25 common and panel S35. Choice lots if seasoned
mand $la2 more per thousand for cuttings. Siding con
tnues in limited demand at sl0G12 There have been
sales of Hemlock this week and we quote rails
both dull of sale We quote inch Oak boards Sl7dle
y do. at Sl2 and Oak ship plank $2Od24 q Poplar al
SlOdl4; do chair plank at $17620 Cherry at S3Od40
Walnut at S3Od4O Ash is still in moderate demand and
We quote it at $20(d4
MOLAsSES-There has been a fair degree of activity
this week in Moasses. The sales include 225 bbs and
45 hhds Cuba, the terms for which kept private,
100 hhls and IS hhds do at from 26 to 50 cts and $50
bbs New Orleans part to go out of the Market 464s
cts We quote Molasses to day follows viz at 26d29
cts for cayed Cuba; 2s 90 for Cuha Muscovado %
SO English Island; % IS cts for Porto Rico
and 45d4Scts New Orleans We note the import this
week of IS hhds from Richmond and Of 81 hhds., and
As tierces from Cuba
MALTA lot of $50 bushels Western Barley Malt was
sold early in the week at s2k cts time and quote
as closing dull at SoGS2h cts. per bushel.
MADDER.- Madder is quiet, hut still quote it at
IopiI4 cts per b, the latter figure being for prime
MILL FEED.-MilI Feed is still selling at 2s625
cts for Brown Stuff, and 3s@42 cts. per bushe for Mid
ct.
Some small sales of Spirits Turpentine making 46
0n47 cts per gallon, but hear of nothing doing in
other articles Common Rosn is offering S150 per Dbl
without finding buyers and quote Pitch before at
81, and Tar at 81 12K (1225 per Dbl.
ols-oils are unchanged in price, and we still quote
Sperm at l45D150 cts for fall and l50dl55 winter
crude hale at 555s cts; beached Patent 63G6S cts
Solar at 20 cts Sea Elephant at 7oGso cts Lard
90 cs and lnseed at 62d65 Ethereal Oil is selling
at 4Ia4g cts, and Camphene at So cts. per gallon.
PLASTER hear of no cargo sales of Plaster this
week, but it is selling in retail lots $ G4 per ton
quote Hazards, DupOnt's.
at s25 for blasting and IS for sporting per keg
POTATOES.-Potatoes selling in lots from the
wharf at from GO to rs cts bushel but the
not active.
| PROvISIONS.-The Provision market has throunbout
the week been dull, but within the day two the
demand has improved, and We note somewhat better
feeling in the market
BULK MEAT.-There were sales early in the week of
10000 lbs Shoulders at cts 10000 lbs Sides cts
and % 600 lbs. Hams at 9a94 cts, but within the last
day two sales of $50 hhds Shou at cts
and so hhds Sides at cts Bulk Meat closes steady
DAY at cts for Shoulders, cts for Sides and 9d94
cts for Hams
BAcoN.-There has been fair inquiry this week for
Bacon and have reported sales so hhds Shoulders
GU Siues IN sugar hhds on private terms, 20 hhds
Shoulders at TX cts, 90 hhds Sides TX cts hhds
Shoulders and Sides in lots at Gas cts for the
and 9B0 cts for the latter and 1000 pieces Hams
at from ll4 to l2H cts Shoulders close to-day firm at
| 7SldS cts, and Sides at 9BG10 cts.
BEEF.-There has been nothing of consequence done
this week in Beef. We quote Baltimore packed at SO so
all for No l. sl25OaI4 for fair to good Mess, and
| Sl5G16 per bbl. for Extra Mess
PoRK.-we note sales this week of 100 bbs Mess Pork
private terms, 100 bbls do at S17s7H@1s, and SO
bbs Prime do at s14 IS per bbl We quote Mess to-day
at SIS, Prime at $14.50A14.75, and Rump at $13759l4
| per bbl.
LARD.-We have reported this week sales of so bbls.
interior Lard at 104 and of 200 tierces prime West
ern Lear do at IL per h., and quote prime Lard
as closing firm at IL cts in bbs and tierces and II
| in kegs.
BuTTER-New Butter is beginning to arrive pretty
reey anu II Is selling at lS20 for Roll, 18G20 cts.
Io uaaes, ana 2od22 cts for Goshen. Old Gladcs of
wh,ch there are some lots remaining on the market
Seng az lVddZ cts and we quote City packed shipping
Butter at l2(G13 cts. per lb
CHEEsE-Eastern cutting Cheese is selling at 126I2b
cs and we note sales this week about 400 boxes Fast
ern English Dairy do at 120l3 cts There is no West
ern Cheese here
RICE.-There has been fair inquiry th;s veol. for
Rice and note sales of some 800 erce fair tn good Of
44648 cts, these figures being an advance of f,jI Y
the prices obtained last week The stock Of R;ca
light, and it closes firm AZ 4 q cts for fair n
good, and ~ for prime. We the recent this
week of 246 tierces from Charleston.
RUM-New England Rum is selling slowly at 34I335
per gallon, but there is nothing doing in West India
Rum. and we can give no reliable quotations { it.
SUGARS.-There has been fair business done in Su.
gars this week. but the market for them has exhibited
but little animation. cargo of 130 hhds. English Is
land taken early in the week for refining at Sc 25
and note in addition sales of 20 hhds fair
and OF 275 hhds common to prime Porto Rico prices
ranging from $3.50 to $S12k making the total sales
the week 535 hhds We quote Sugars to-day follows
viz: at So rs for refining grades Cuba and En-,
gish island So 75a7 so for grocery grades do s65O7
| 10 rns. D.