The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-03

but within the last day two prices for them have
proved Maryland sold early in the SO cts for
inferior and 4O43 cts. for good and Pennsylvania at
1894 cts but to-day Maryland brought 4ial5 cts and
Pennsylvania 45G4S cts. per bushel.
SEEDs-Cloverseed has fallen off price this week 25
cts per bushe Some 1000 bushels sold during the
early part of it at S475G5 but subsequently some 500
bushels sold at $ 504 rs per bushe and we quote
the latter the to-day for good to prime lots
Timothy Seed has advanced and is bringing So 25
lG35O, but we still quote FaXseed at 81 35d14 per
bushel.
OFFERINGS OF GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE
This Wheat a SsI Sa Corn s 6I Rye bg' Oats bg
TO this time. 1882 4Io,425 14o5s 1850
Same time SO. 1sl167 5l3,7O4 16ll4 1l2739
GUANo.-T The season will soon commence, but the
sales as yet are not important. We still quote
the Agents, price at 500 per long ton, and that of
California Eide Island at s47 so per long ton by
the importer, and s44 per short ton by the dealers;
Mexican A A $2Od22 per ton according to quality,
Mexican at $40, Sombrero at $32 per iong ton and
Colombian at s3Sd4O per long ton. Manipulated Guano
sells at S47 Whitelock Co.'S Rhodes and DeBerg's
Super Phosphate of Lime, Baughs bone Phos sphate
and Turner's Excelsior sell s45 per 1000 lbs The i'm
ports this week S74 tons Peruvian and So tons Mexi
GUNNY BAGS-Gunny Bags are still selling at
II cts for small and 16 cts each for large.
GlNSENG-We still quote Ginseng at 6Od62h cts. per
b., but We hear of no sales this week.
HIDES-We hear of no transactions in foreign Hides
Sennty % sh az gag cs and and dry dry do at 145
HEMP-Hemp still quoted at s145 for rough Ameri.
can $3.50 for dressed do l95 for Russia 6H
cts. per lb. for Manila.
HOPS-There is very little doing in Hops but We quote
them at 7GS cts for old and 14l5 cts per b. new
HONEY.-We still quote Cuba Honey at 6OG65 cts. in
bond, and 7Od75 cts. per gallon, duty paid.
HAY AND STRAW-Hay is selling at Sl5G17 for
baied. and $lS9l5 for loose, and quote Straw at
Sl5d16 for Rye and sl0d12 ton for Wheat and Oa
1RON.-Iron is in good demand, but have heard of
no large sales this week. Wequote American Pig firm
at s27&92s for Baltimore Charcoal Forge; $50 for
Charcoal No. Wheel; s24 for No. Anthracite s23 for
No. do; and So per ton for No. do. Scotch
Pig is selling from the yards at h26 and quote
Blooms Ouddled nor rtonf
best Charcoal Bar Iron be quoted at s556O per
for common English loed s65(G70 for refined do and
s6OG65 for refined American do Nails are lower and
we now quote them at S312h 100 lbs month for Cut
4d. and upwards.
l35l65 cts for Bengal 95Gl35 cts. for Kurpal 75G95
cts for Madras 55G5O cts. for fair Manila;
60115 cts for good prime do 95OO cts for Caracas
and 100Gll15 cts per b. for Guatemala.
LEATHER The market remains very quiet and
prices are unchanged. We still quote City Saugh
tered at 339S5 cts; Country do. at 27@3O cts;
Rough Skirtng q a3l cts Spanish Sole 2Sd31 cts; City
harness leather black 34G57 Country do 272e cts
lb and finished do. s59lO0 cts. per ID
LUMBER-The demand is still very limited and prices
continue unchanged We still quote White Pine cuttings
at SlSG5; do. selects and better grades s25d35 do
siding Sl1l4 hemlock oists &C., at SO 50d1l So do
do RATED, at $9Glo "A oak at S17d$l9 e do at $12
l6i ash at Sl6d20 cherry at S2535 poplar plank $4
9ls; do. "A boards at sl3l6 do do at Sl2aI6; and
maple at s12G16 per Thousand feet.
MOLASSES.-There has been movement this
week in Moasses but the market for it has exhibited
very little animation The sales include $50 bbs.
q cts 40 hhds. Porto Rico at 3Sd40 cts, and 40 pun
cheons English Island private terms. We quote Cuba
to-day at 2526 cts for clayed 2s3o cts for Muscova
do English Island at 2530 cs Porto Rico 35a40 cts
and New Orleans at 454S cts. Molasses has been ar
wing very freely this week, and note the receipt of
1874 bbls from louisiana 5S hhds from Porto Rico rs
puncheons from Demerara, and 6l7 hhds S3 erces and
A bbls from Cuba.
MILL FEED.-Mill Feed is scarce and firm. Brown
Stuff is selling at 23G25 cts, Virginia Bran at 2Oa2l
etS and Nddlngs t1s at S7q42 ct cts per bushe
DuShel, o
MADDER- Madder is quiet, but still quote it at
l09ll4 4ctsp h., the latter figure being for prime
NAVAL STORES.-Some small sales of Spirits Turpen-
tine have been made this week at last weeks rates,
worth noting of Tar, Pitch, Rosin. We quote Tar
today at 81 25; Pitch at 2, and Common Rosn
| 81 60 per bbl., which is an advance
OLS.-Oils dull, but they unchanged in price,
and we still quote Sperm at 145l5O cts for fall and $50
alSS cts for winter crude Whale at 55@5s cts bleach
ea fatenI at 63GGS cts; Solar at 20 cts; Sea Ee-
phant at 70S0 cts; Lard 90G93 cts and Linseed at
5sG62 cts Ethereal Oil is selling at 52e54 cts., Cam
phene at 90 cts, and Kerosene at 80 cts. per gallon
PR0VISI0NS.-There has been considerable done this
week in Provisions, but the market has some days
past been rather heavy and it closes decidedly fiat
BULK MEAT.-The sales of Bulk Meat this include
100000 lbs Shoulders for April delivery at X cts 900
lbs Sides and Hams the spot at cts for each time
100 erces picked Hams at OK cts 100 bbls Shoulders
in pickle at Sl4G14S7h, $4,000 lbs Shoulders and 1000
lbs Sides at and 9H cts both deliverable in Phil
sold to-day at over and cts, But they held above
these figures
week for Bacon, and note sales of some 500 hhds
Shoulders and Sides at SS4 cts for the former and 10
lO4 cts for the latter Sales also of about $500 pieces
Hams at 1O4GlO& cts for plain, and 11h@12 cts for
canvassed sugar cured There has nothing
quence done to-day in Bacon, but it could have been
readily bought at 7bS cts for Shoulders and 9BG10
cts for Sides.
BEEF.-Beefs is steady at s1o@11 for No 1, and s1aa
IA per bb for Mess but have heard of sales of
sequence this week
PoRKThe sales of Pork this week include 200 bbls.
heavy Mess at $1S 25 bbls. Prime at S5 and 20 bbls
Runp at $l350(d14 per Dbl. Mess closes to-day dull at
r.b0glS but we quote Prime at Sl5 and Rump at sl4
per Dbl.
LARD-Lard has been quite active this week, and we
note sales of 70 bbs inferior 10 ct terces prime
on private terms 100 bbs do at II cts $50 bbls do
200 of which sold deliverable in Philadelphia IL
cts and 120 kegs do at II cts quote Lard in bbls
and erces to-day at II cts, and in kegs at IL cts.
BUTTER.-There has been some movement this week in
Gades Butter 700 to 500 kegs having been sold
from II to is cts, and quote this the range to-day
for common to good There is no Western Butter here,
but quote it nominal at 1l(gl2 cts Roll is selling at
12G14 cts for common 61Scts for good and New ork
State at from Il to 20 cts City packed shipping
| Butter is bringing 12d12h cts per Id.
CHEEsE-Eastern cutting Cheese is selling at HOLY
cts, but there is Western here We quote English
| Eastern.
PLAsTER.-We quote Plaster this week at s37594
w % Ihere is fair retail demand for it but we hear
PoTAT0Es-Potatoes range at from so to 70 cts per
DuShel Ihere none here aoat they are sell
ing from store at the above rates
row DEh.I"e continue to quote Hazards, Dupont's
ana Beatty at So for blasting and SIS for sport
RlCE-Rice has been comparatively quiet this week,
but the market has throughout it quite firm in tone
The sales add up about 300 terces AJAX and il
closes firm to day at these figures for fair to prime We
note the receipt this week of 65 erce from savannah
RUM.-New England Rum is selling at 33d34 cts and
we quote Jamaica do. at 81 25dl so per gallon
SUGARSSugars have through the greater part of the
week dull and heavy but there has been quite an
active movement in them to-day The sales previous Ia
to-day include 1Sl hhds refining grades English Island
to go a neighborng market at ST. so hhds. Cuba at
81 37X Is hhds Porto Rico at $762& less per cent
and 13O hhds New Orleans 80 Of which were sold at
ton at 77583O and so by private contract at from
81 so to 30 To-day note sales of 9O6 hhds Cuba
the cargo of the amanda Jane at ST. 202 hhds do
of the cargo of the Edmund Dwight" the fol
which did transpire and SOC bags brown Pernam
buco Sugars to go to Philadelphia at $737H Sugars
beginning arrive very freely, especially foreign
Sugars and the large receipts have perceptiby weak
ened the market We quote to day as follows, viz
at s6.5O6l7 25 for refining grades Cuba and English
Isand 81 25I77 rs for grocery qualities do. $7.5OG
$50 for fair to prime Porto Rco and 81 SOFAS so fol
fair to prime New Orleans. The imports this week in
cude ,312 hhds. and 113 boxes from Cuba 436 hhds
| from Porto Rico ITO hhds. from Demerara 800 hhds
from louisiana and 800 bags from Pernambuco making
a total Of q 1853 hhds., 113 boxes and 800 bags,
REFINED SueARs.-Refned Sugars are still selling al