The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-14


quoted at $7ld7 .25 per Dbl.
RYE FLoUR-Rye Flour is in fair request quote
it firm at per bbl, the latter figure being
for the best brands
CORN MEAL.-Corn Meal has been quoted through the
week at S362h for Baltimore and 81 per bb for Bran
DIVINE There have been some sales made, but we have
heard of no transactions of Importance We note the
port this week of 100 bbs to Halifax, and of 1856 bbs
to the West Indies; total 500 bbls.
The following the inspections of Flour and Meal for
| the week ending April IL 1860:
City Mills. 1929 14O
| FAMILY y..........-. 2,2l3
Total Wheat Flour. .lO,s72 14o
Together with 2 bbs Rye Flour and IS hhds., 1880
bbls. and 122 half bbs Corn Meal.
GRAIN-The receipts of Grain have been light again
this week, the offerings of all descriptions amounting
about 100000 bushels The market has throughout the
week been very rm especially for Wheat and Corn and
in Wheat advance of to 10 cts per bushel has been
established. Corn has also improved and Rye and Oats
have sold at rather higher figures than obtained
| last week.
wHEAr.-wheat has been arriving this week quite
sparingy, the receipts amounting only about 20 900
bushels The demand for it has however been active all
the lots received having found purchasers, and in add
on several large lots which held in here have
been sold Red has ranged through the
to 5O cts for fair to prime and white has sold generally
choice lots lot of 5000 bushels prime white sold
yesterday out of store private terms but understood to
have been at about 175 cts and to day lot of 600
bushels choice do. was sold also out of store at
$50 We quote Wheat as closing firm at 145dl5O cts.
for good to prime red 65d175 cts. for good prime
| white, and $50 cts. for choice do.
RYE-There have been about 900 bushels Pennsylvania
Rye received this week. and most of it has been sold at
from 90 to 95 ct and quote it closing to-day at SO
95 cts per bushel We have heard of sales of Mary
land Rye this week, but We quote it at S5G9O cts
| bushel
CoRN.-The receipts of Corn have again been light the
offerings this week amounting to only about 70 900 bush
els There has however been good demand for it and
prices have improved in the week to cts per bushel
White sold at the opening at 70a74 cts and yellow at
67971 cts, but for two three days past white has
been selling from 73 rs cts, and yellow at 72G74
cts, and both varieties close to-day steady at these
| figures.
OATs.-Oats have through the week been in fair de
mand but the market for them has exhibited special
activity There have been about 10 900 bushels received
most of which have changed hands at 42d45 cts. for
Maryland and 44d4S cts for Pennsyl ylvana, and they
| close to-day steady at these figures
SEEDs-There is some retail demand for Cloverseed
but large lots selling 1t has ruled through the
week at from 81 so to 81 for good to prime and
note sales of 200 to 800 bushels in lots within this
range. Timothy Seed is selling at $3G3 25 and
quote Flaxseed at 81 so@l 40 per bushel,
PEAsE BEANS.-Black Eyed Pease selling at
S2753 per two bushe bag, but Beans range 90
| cts. to 81 25 per bushel as in quality.
OFFERINGS OF GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat bu. Corn bu. Rye bu. Oats. bu.
This T week oI9 l9 $50 s66 % %ao26s o0s 9Sa5
Ssns te ns 5~s S. sS1Gss aasas LES
GUANo.-Sales making to moderate extent at pre-
vious rates We still quote the Agents price for Peruv
Guano at 500 per long on and that of dealers S662
according to quantity. We quote California or Eide
Island Guano $4s per long ton by the importer and $50
to quality, Mexican at SIG, Sombrero at $32 per long
ton, and Colombian at $$saao per long ton Manipu.
and DeBergs Super Phosphate of Lime, and Baughs
bone Phosphate sell at s45 per 1000 lbs We note the
import this week of 100 tons Peruvian from New York.
and Of 97s tons from Bakers Island per ship MARY
Bradford"
| GINSENG.-We still quote Ginseng at 6O065 cts per
b, but there is very little coming forward and very few
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags are selling at last
weeks quotations, viz: II cts for SMALL and Is cts each
for large.
HEMP-Hemp very quiet the rates for it are un-
changed and we still quote it at $l45 for rough Ameri
S90 for dressed do $95 per ton for Russia and 6H
per lb for Manilla but there is very little doing
HIDES-There has been arrival of foreign Hides
this week and what few are in market are held above the
views of tanners. City slaughtered Hides sell
ing at 9MG10 cts, wet Country slaughtered at 9@9H
cts, and dry do. at 14G15 cts.
HoPS.-We quote Hops before at 7(lS cts. for old
and 1lGl5 cts per lb for new crop There is however
hay AND STRAW.-Hay continues active and quite
firm Good to prime baed is selling at SlSd19 and
quote loose at Sl5d7 per ton Straw is however very
dull We quote Rye at sl2G14, and Wheat and Dat
IRON There is fair demand for Iron and Pig is firm
Charcoal Foge Or Charcoal Wheel 81 for
Anthracite; S3 for do S22 per ton for No do We
sales this week of $50 No Anthracite Iron at
S22 per Charcoal Iron scarce and there is but lit
tie doing in it Scotch Pig is selling from the yards at
$25 hG26, and quote Blooms at $40d45 for puddled
and S60d624 per for best Charcoal Bar Iron may be
quoted s55t6o per for English rolled; s65
7o for refined do, and s6o65 for refined American do
Nails quite active, and prices for them have
ward tendency. They are however still selling at $312h
as 25 per 100 lbs for Cut 4d. and upwards.
lNDlGO-We continue to quote Indigo as follows, viz: |
at 135Gl65 cts for Bengal 95l35 cts forkurpah; 75
95 cts for Madras; 355o cts for to fair Manila;
6oG1l5 cts for good to prime do 95aoOcts for Caracas
and l00Gl15 cts. per lb. for Guatemala.
LEATHER.-A moderate demand is existing, and all
good parcels meet with ready sale at about former prices
We continue to quote City Slaughtered at 3lG34 cts
Country at 27d30 cts Rough Skirting 27(130 cts.
Spanish Sole 2sa3o cts City harness leather, black 34
81 cts Country do cs Upper in rough hide $3.50
as: Calf Skins 55G6S cts per lb and finished do S5100
cts. per lb.
LUMBER-The canals are now open and the first boat
load of the arrived this The regular de-
mand has not yet commenced, and still quote White
Pine cuttings s315 do selects and better grades at
s25d35; do siding s1114 hemock joists &C. at s1O5O
oils do do RATED, at $99lo "A oak at s17Gs19; q
plank Sl4(lS do. "A boards at $3dyl6 do. do.
s12a16; and maple at $12d16 per Thousand feet
MoLASsES.-Moasses which was quite active last
week has this week been quiet but it has ruled
steadily at the following rates, viz 27930 cts. for
Cuba clayed; 29G95 cts for do Muscovado; Ssd42
leans. Some 70 bbs New Orleans sold yesterday
auction at AK d45h cts and we have had reported du
ring the week sales of about 100 hhds Cuba at from 2S to
80 cts We note the import this week of 100 hhds and
lo62 b6s from @ Cuba, and ZIG 6bls from Louisiana
MAILING quote Western Barley Malt at 90(d95 cts.
per bushe but the market for it is very dull, and we
hear of no sales being made.
MADDER.- Madder is quiet, but still quote it at
1oGll4 cts. per b, the latter figure being for prime
MILL FEED.-Mill Feed is still selling at 23G25
cts. for Brown Stuff, and SS42 cts. per bushe for Mid
dlings
NAVAL sToREs-There has been movement of
consequence this week in Naval Stores bat we quote
Spirits Turpentne as before at 46d47 cts per gallon
Rosin at IS for common, Pitch at s. and Tar at
$212A (D2.25 per bbl.
OILS.-os unchanged in price, and we still quote
Sperm l45@l50 cts for fall and l5O155 for winter
crude Whale at 555S cts beached Patent at 6S6s cts
Solar at 70 cs Sea Elephant at 70GS0 cts Lard at GOA
95 cts and Lnseed at 5962 cts Ethereal Oil is selling
at 47d4e cts, and Camphene at 50 cts. per gallon.
PROVISIONS.-The Provision market has throughout
the week been quiet and for two or three days it has
been dull and heavy. Prices have not however declined
but there very little strength in the market at the
close.
BULK MEAT.-The sales of Bulk Meat this week in
cude lot of 100000 lbs. Sides at Gets packed 20 600
lbs heavy Sides for clearing at 9 cts 80 hhds Should
cts and lot of so boxes Short Middes for
port lO4 cts. Bulk Meat closes dull at cts. for
Shoulders cts. for Sides and 9d94 cts. for Hams.
BACoN.-The sales of Bacon this week have been alto
geher in jobbing lots and they include $50 hhds
Shoulders Sides at Gas cts for the former and
aO for the latter 10000 lbs loose Sides Ok cts
10000 lbs loose Shoulders at * cts, 200 pieces Hams
private terms. some 900 pieces do at from II
to l2h cts. We quote Shoulders to-day at 7AdS cts
and Sides at 9A61O cts.
BEEF.-We continue to quote Beef at $l0d11 for No. l.
and $l2d4 per Dbl for Mess, but there is very little
| doing in it.
PoRk-We have reported this week sales of 200 bbls
Mess Pork at SIS and of $50 bbls Rump do sl4 per
bb Mess closes to-day steady s1S, Prime at $1475
15, and Rump at Sl4 per Dbl.
LARD-Lard has been quoted through the week at IL
for Western Leaf bbs and tcs and II in kegs
but far have heard sales have been made.
very auii We quote western at ioG1i6 cts old GIades
at Hole cts, Roll at l2015 cts. for and 1S20
There is Glades and Goshen arriving, and it is
selling quite freely at 24Q125 cts. per lb.
cts, but there is Western here We quote English
Dairy Cheese at l3Gll4 cts. for Eastern.
PLASTER.-There have been sales of Plaster made
this week, and we quote it dull at 81 per ton.
POWDER-We quote Hazards, Duponts, and Beatty's
Powder 1925 for blasting and $5 for sporting keg
of 25 lbs.
POTATOES-Potaoes are still selling in lots from the
wharf from 60 to rs per bushel but the market is
| active.
| RICE-The transactions Rice this have
comparatively light but the market for it has throughout
it been quite firm. lot Of 100 tierces fair quality
sold day two since at cts, and note sales in
addition OF 200 tierces good to prime at IA AZ (
Az Rice closes to-day steady the above figures.
We the receipt this week 95 casks from Charleston
| RUM-New England Rum is selling slowly at 34(d35
cts per gallon but there is nothing doing in West India
Rum, and we give reliable quotations it.
| SUGARS.-There has been fair demand this week for
Sugars the market has exhit tied special activity
The sales add up about 625 hhds, most of which
by the trade only lots having been sold
for refining. The sales to the trade include l75 hhds.
New Orleans at from Sc % to $775 Ito bhds Cuba at
s6757 25 and 220 hhds. Porto Rico at from 81 to $s25.
About 20 hhds very New Orleans have been sold
in the week for refining at $5756 and note in add
cn sale of $50 hhds Melado also for refining at S4 75
The stock of Sugars here umuatng but they close
nevertheless pretty steady at the following rates viz
| Sc 50(G7 for refining grades Cuba and English Island;
$712Hd775 for grocers' styles do $675d7 for common
Porto Rico; 81 25S25 for fair to prime do $617 25 for
very common to fair New Orleans and S7.50GS.50 for
good to choice do We.noe the import this week OF $40
hhds and so boxes from Cuba 33 hhds. from Jamaica;
SO hhds from louisiana and 95 hhds from Boston, total
1,0S6 hhds. and so boxes
| REFINED sUaARs.-We have change to note in the
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