The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-26

Bbls. Half Bbs.
Howard street........... S,3l6 -.
City Mills. 4,136 80
Ohlo. ................'...' SSo
Famhy-..... Z,lo4
Total Wheat Flour....I6l65 SO
Together with 500 bbls Rye Flour, and 971 bbs and
| 100 half bbls Corn Meal
GRAIN-There has been a large receipt of Corn at
market this week. and of other Grain the supply has
been fair although heavy The receipts of all varie
ties amount in the aggregate to about 10000 bushels
Grain of all descriptions was dull and heavy during the
early part week within the last two or three
days better demand for it has existed especially
Corn, and note decided improvement in the gener
al tone of the market
WHEAT.-Wheat has through the week been dull, but
there has been inquiry for it within the last day
two than there at the opening of the week Prices
have varied very little during the week. and the receipts
which amount to about 1000 bushels, have mostly
cts for ordinary to fair white 145l55 cts for good
prime do and 1609165 cts for choice do Only single
lot was however sold at the the latter figure We quote
Wheat to-day steady at l3OGl35 cts for GOOD fair to
prime red 140Il60 cts for fair TO good white and 155
100 OTIS. for prime and choice do.
RYE.-Rye, of which there have been about $500
bushels received has sold generally through the week
eOa9 cts for Pennsylvania and we quote these as the
rates for it to-day.
CoRN-Corn has been coming forward very freely this
week, and the receipts amount to about 1874 600 bushels
During the early part of the week it very dull, but
fer two three days past the market for it has been
quite active. The sales haye however been making
lower rates than were obtained early in the week On
Saturday and Monday Corn sold at 7275 cts. for white
and eg72 cts for yellow but yesterday and the day
previous white sold at from 6S to 72 cts and yellow at
from TO to ~ cts To-day white sold at 62d63 for
inferior, and 6SG73 cts for fair to prime and yellow
e6bs cts for good to prime let's. The former descrp
ton was very active but the latter was quite dull.
0ATs-0ats have through the week been dull and ra-
ther heavy. They sold at the opening at 4042 cts for
Virginia and Maryland, and 45G46 cts for Pennsylvania
but they have been selling for days past at 39G4O
for the former and 4245 for the latter variety
There have been about 10000 bushels received here this
week.
PEAsH AND BEANs-We continue to quote Black Eyed
Pease at so two bushel bag, and Beans
ranging from 90 to 125 cts. per bushe
4 Sap1 rpNraru hnn cinna
sales of Glover are making at $3.50 which is the
top price for it, and quote Timothy at $S9S25
bushel Flaxseed is selling slowly at sl.35@1 45 per
bushel.
eFPpRISas OF GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE.
u,. Wheat gu ou Corn o ~ Rye bn. Oats bus BUS
70 this time. sss,lSs l,5i$'sS5 s5,4se 2ss's!s
Same time $50. 577, ,s32 1,455,1S0 81 6SS 2SS ,456
GUANo-Small sales only making at former rates.
We quote the Agents price for Peruvian Guano $50 per
long ton and that Of dealers $6l62 according to guam
tty. We quote California or Eide Island Guanp at $49
per long ton by the importer and $50 by the dealers
Mexican s20G22 per ton according quality, Mexi
can at $l6 Sombrero at S32 long ton and Colombian
at $9S40 per long ton. Manipulated Guano sells $4
Whielock Co.'S Rhodes and DeBergs Super Phosphate
of Lime and Baughs bone Phosphate sell s45 per
1000 lbs The imports this week are go tons Peruvian,
and no tons Mexican.
Observation-Disclosures is held at 7OCl75 cts per b. but
we have heard of no sales being made recently.
GUNNY BAGS-Gunny Bags still selling at
former quotations. viz IL cts for SMALL and Is cts each
HIDES.-The market Is still bare of foreign Hides.
City slaughtered Hides selling at 9HGl0 cts wet
cts lot of 299 dry Hides received to-day per ship
0rpheus from Peru.
Hay AND STRAW.-Iay is dull and lower Good to
prime baled nov selling at sl4a6 and we quote loose
at S21l5 per ton. Straw is still quoted Sl2d14 for
Rye s12 for oat, and s7(Gs per ton for Wheat.
HEMP-Hemp is very quiet, but the rates for it
changed, and still quote it at Sl45 for rough Ameri
cam $3.50 for dressed do $l95 per ton for Russia and 6x
cts per h. for Aania bnt there is very little doing
in it.
HoPs-we still quote Hops at 7aS cts for DID, and IA
oils cts per lb for new but there little doing
in them.
HONEY.-Cuba Honey may be quoted at 70 cts. per
gallon cash. small lot sold few days since at
this figure.
IR0N.-We have no transactions of consequence to
note this week in Iron but have change note in
the figures, and continue to quote Pig steady at the
following rates, viz: $27hd2S for Baltimore Charcoal
Forge; $50 for Charcoal No. Wheel $24 for No. Anthra-
cite; $29 for No do. $22 per ton for No do Scotch
Pig is selling from the yards at s24d25 and quote
Blooms at s4O45 for pudded and s6OG82H per ton for
best Charcoal Bar Iron may be quoted at $55d60 per
ton for English rolled; S65G70 for refined do,
and $606165 fol refined American do. Nails continue in
active demand. Cut Id. selling at s3G312k per 100
INDIGO.-Indigo is firm at the quotations which are
as follows viz: 135@17O cts for Bengal 95@l45 cts ol
Kurpah 75G85 cts. for Madras; S505O cts for
to fair Manilla 60l15 cts for good to prime do l0O
1locs. for Caracas and 1OsG1s5 cts per b for Guate
mala,
LEATHER. Rough Skirting is in very active demand
but there is not much doing in other descriptions We
quote City Slaughtered 3l134 cts; Country 27
so cts Rough Skirting 2sS1 cts; Spanish Sole 2SG3O
cts City harness Leather black 337 cts Country do
S e,s Upper Il in 1Sgg9 hide Gs Skins
LUNBER.-There is a good demand for White Pine,
but the receipts very light We still quote cuttings
Sl4dl6, selects at S25, and common and panel at S5
Hemock also in good demand at so for rails
boards and scantng, but Hemock joiss under twenty
feet long dull of sale Oak boards still very dull
and quote s16d19 Oak ship plank at $23G26; Pop
lar boards and stuff Sl1G15 chair plank $1S20. Cher
boards wide and of good quality in fair request at
S3Oa4O Ash is in small supply and good quality is in
moderate demand at S20d)23
MOLASSES.-There was but little done during the
early part of the week in Molasses but within the last
day or two there has been considerable movement in it,
Sales were made early in the week of 6s hhds and 2s
cts, and so hhds. Muscovado at 33 cts. Yester-
day lot of 500 bbls. Cuba was sold at q cts, and
to-day have reported sales of 205 hhds at 26
cts and 100 puncheons English Island at SO cts
Wequote Cuba to-day at 24@l2S cts for cayed 30
IS cts. for Muscovado; English Island at 30,GS5 cts.
Porto Rico at 37G40 cts and New Orleans at 4749
per gallon. WeAoe the import here this week of los
hhds. Porto Rco 571 hhds., "a tierces and 62 bbls
MADDER-we continue to quote Madder at 1o6111X
b the latter figure being for prime Dutch 0mbro
but we hear of no sales of moment
MILL FEED.-Alill Feed is still selling at 22G23 cts
for Brown Stuff and S537 per bushel for Middling
but it is quite dull at these figures.
NAVAL SToRES.-The market for Naval Stores con-
tinue quiet. There is demand for Spirits Turpen-
tine and note sales in the week of 200 bbls at
474S cts gallon last weeks PRICES but we hear of
transactions in other articles We still quote
Rosn at sl5o@l55, Pitch at ST. and Tar at s2 225
| per bbl.
OILS.-Oils are dull but prices for them pn-
changed, and we still quote as follows viz: Sperm
at 14b15Octs for fall and 150l55 cts for winter crude
Whale at 55@5S cts. bleached Patent at 6S@65 cts.
Solar at 6s70 cts Sea Elephant at 7075 cts Lard at
eoGe5 cts; and Linseed at 62965 cts Ethereal Oil is
selling at 4749 cts, and Camphepe at 81 cts per gallon
We note sales this week of so bh Lard Oil at 90 cts
months.
been active and buoyant. The demand for Bacon has
been particularly brisk and prices for it have advanced
to and in Bulk Meat an improvement of fully
cent per h. has been established There has been compare
lively little done this week in Lard, but the advanced
rates of last week have been maintained For Mess Pork
the demand has been active.
BULK MEAr.-The sales of Bulk Meat this week include
33 hhds Shoulders at TX c 25 hhds Sides at OK cts
40 hhds Hams at SX cts, and 90 hhds Sides, sold yes
erday, at 9S We quote Shoulders to-day firm at
7H cts, Sides at 92S cts, and Hams at 9 cts
BACoN.-There has been very active inquiry this
week for Bacon and note sales of 125 hhds Shoulders
ts cs 90 hhds Sides at 10% cts 15O hhds Shoulders
at sA cts $50 hhds Sides 0H cts 25 tierces Hams at
IL cts and 800 pieces do. loose from II to 12h cts
We heard to-day of sale Of loc hhds Sides to arrive a
Bacon on the spot closing at cts for Shoulders
and 104 cts. for Sides
BEEF.-There has been nothing of consequence done
this week in Beef quote Baltimore packed at SO Sc
oil for No. l. Si2 5o@14 for fair to good Mess, and
Sl5tGl6 per Dbl. for Extra do.
PoRK-There has been active inquiry this week for
Mess Pork and we note sales of 900 bbs at SIS, al
which figure it clos closes firm i'm today We note also sale o.
transactions in Prime Pork, but we quote nominal al
$l4 5oG15 per Dbl
Western Lard at ii cts and of $50 bb and ties
prime IL cts, and quote prime Lard closing
firm at IL cts in bbls and tres, and I'm cts in kegs
BurTER.-New Butter is arriving quite freely and it il
selling at 1411S cts for good to prime Roll, 14Gl
Glades ana 16ll9 cts for Goshen City packet
| shipping Butter is selling at IN cts. per lb
| CHEEsE-Eastern cutting Cheese is selling at 12gl21
cts, and English Dairy do at 129l3 cts. There is NJ
| Western Cheese here.
| PLASTER-We continue to quote Plaster at S3G5.2
per ton but we hear sales of consequence this week
POwDER-We quote Hazards, Duponts and Beatty
Powder at 1926 for blasting and 50 for sporting per kee
of % lbs.
PoTATOES.-Potatoes selling at from 40 to 5O cts
Tor common descriptions and from go to zoe per pushe
huM-New England Rum Is selling slowly at 3S(aS
Gus. per gallon, but unable to give any reliable
quotations fer West India Rum
RlCE.-There has been a good ,aoury this week fol-
IN , anu ane market has throughout i been quite firm
from a. ne nave reported sales of about 500 erces a
4kO4S cts Us ana we quote it closing firm a.
recsn III; S PEI 10 Ior good to prime lots We note the
| tierces from Savannah on' oha iessoh anu "
.ssuGaKsCThere has been a verv active movement
sns week IN sugars and the market has throughout il