The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-12

for some days past and prices were shade BETTER
White sold at 75(a77 cts and yellow at 74G76 cts an
both varieties closed pretty firm at these figures
OATs-oats have been in fair supply this week. tn
receipts amounting to about % 600 bushels but the dc
mand for them has been fair and most of them hay
changed hands at from AZ to "A cts for Virginia and Mary
land, and 45,al47 cts for Pennsylvania and quot
these as the rates for them to-day
PEAsE AND BEANs.-We quote Black Eyed Pease thi
week at 81 so per two bushe bag, but Beans still
sEEDs-There is Cloverseed offering, but ther
is very little selling. 1t Is held generally at $475 bu
is seng G al 90 nd an %
@$1.45 per bushel.
OFFERINGS OF GRAIN AT THE CORN ExcHANaE.
Wheat bu. Corn bu. Rye bu. Oats bu
So Esns is's sSs sPs So sss ts ss 2tss
quote the Agents price for Peruvian Guano at 500 pei
long ton, and that of dealers s6l(G62, according tc
at s4S long ton by the importer and $50 by the
dealers; Mexican A $2oa22 per ton according tc
ton, and Colombian at ssS(dl4o per long ton. Manipu
lated Guano sells at s47 Whiteock & Co.'S, Rhodes
and DeBergs Super Phosphate of Lime and Baugh's
bone Phosphate sell at $45 1000 lbs We the i'm
port this week of 125 tons Sombrero.
| GINSENG-Ginseng is held at 70975 cts. per b. but
we have heard of no sales being made recently
| GUNNY BAGS-Gunny Bags still selling at our
former quotations. viz II cts for SMALL and Is cts each
Hay AND sTRAw.-Hay is still selling at s1sa19 for
prime baled and $l7lS per ton ol loose and quote
Straw as before at sl24 for Rye S2 for Oat and ss
| per ton for Wheat
| HEMP.-Hemp is very quiet but the rates for it un
changed and still quote at Sl45 for rough Amer
S190 for dressed do $95 per ton for Russia and
cts per b for Manila, but there is very little doing
| in it.
HIDEs.The market is still bare of foreign Hides. City
slaughtered Hides selling at 10 cts wet Country
slaughtered at 9@9x cts, and dry do. at 14915 cts.
H0PS-We still quote Hops at 79s cts for old and Ia
OILS cts b for but there very little doing
in them
IRON-wefhave no change to note in the figures fer
Iron and continue to quote Pig steady at the following
rates. viz $27H(G2S for Baltimore Charcoal Forge; $50
for Charcoal No. Wheel s4 for No Anthracite s23 for
No. do $22 per ton for No. do We note sales this
week of 100 tons Baltimore Charcoal Forge 32S and OF
800 tons No Anthracite Iron at $22 per ton. Scotch
Pig is selling from the yards at $24G25, and we quote
Blooms at $4045 for puddled and $60624 per ton for
best Charcoal Bar Iron may be quoted at $55160 per
ton for common English Ioed s65@70 for refined do,
and $60165 fol refined American do. Nails continue in
active demand Cut Id. selling at $3312h per 100
lbs.
INDIGO.-Indgo is firm at the quotations which are
as fellows, viz: 1S5l7o cts for Bengal 95945 cts fo
Kurpah; 75d95 cts for Madras; S5(5O cts for common
to fair Manila; 60d15 cts for good to prime do 1909
110cts for Caracas and 1O5Gl35 cts per lb for Guate
mala.
LEATHER. There is good demandlfor Rough Skirt
ing, but other kinds Leather there is much
inquiry. Prices unchanged, and quote City
Slaughtered at 3l(I34 cs Country do. at 27G30 cts.
Rough Skrting 27(950 cts. Spanish Sole 2S(d3O cts
City harness Leather, black, s4S7 cts Country do 27
20 cts. Upper in rough hide $S505 Calf Skins 55d6S
cts per lb., and finished do s56l1OO cts per lb.
LUMBER.-The continued light receipts of Lumber
have induced sellers to advance their prices Most of the
Lumber received thus far has been sold after arrival
G55O to quality and sizes; selects s25 common and
panel $685. siding S1113 Hemlock in good demand at
so for rails boards and scantng, but Hemlock
oiss under twenty feet long dull Of sale Oak boards
still very dull, and We quote at $16G19; Oak ship
plank at s2S@26 Poplar boards and stuff $l1@l5;
chair plank SlSG2O. Cherry boards wide and of good
quality in fair request at S30(40. Ash is in small
supply, and good quality is in moderate demand at $40
MoLAssEs- There has been very little inquiry this
week for Moasses and nothing of consequence has been
done in it far have heard 1t has however ruled
for cayed Cuba; 2s33 cts for Cuba Muscovado; 3037
for English Isand 340 cts for Porto Rico and 46
GAS cts for New Orleans We note the import this
week of 365 hhds 1O6 tierces and 5l7 bbs. Cuba Mo
lasses, and of 46 hhds Porto Rico do.
MAILING have heard of no sales of Malt this week,
but quote dull at S0Gs2h cts per bushel for West
MADDER- Madder is quiet but we still quote 1t at
09l1k cts per lb, the latter figure being for prime
MILL FEED-Mill Feed is selling at 22G24 cts for
Brown Stuff, and 36g40 cts per bushel for Mddlings
NAVAL STORES.-There is but little doing in Naval
Stores Spirits Turpentine has however advanced and
isnow held at 4SD50 cts. per gallon. We quote common
Rosin at sl5o@l55 Pitch at 81, and Tar at s212K225
per bbl
OILs.oils unchanged in price, and still quote
Sperm at 145G50 cts. for fall and 150155 cts for winter
crude Whale at 655s cs bleached Patent at 63@65cts.
Solar at 6S(70 cts Sea Elephant at 7075 cts; Lard at
eo95 cts; and Lnseed at 62965 cts Ethereal Oil is
selling at 47d49 cts and Camphene at 81 cts per gallon.
PLASTER.-Plaster continues to droop, and We now
quote it at s3.25(G35O per ton.
PoWnER.-We quote Hazards Dupont's, and Beatty's
Powder S325 for blasting and So for sporting per keg
of rs lbs.
POTATOES-Potatoes are in fair demand and prices
lo them at from oo 10 10 Gus per pushe the atter
g hgnpe pelng @ the rate ior prime Mercer, ....
oioNS.-lnere mas peeh cohSlSel.pne vera a1sly p
this WEE III IoNlsops, anu 'oI DUN Neat atu h"1on
Plloes late olei 'ie hoNeYel uu
caneeu I'D price, beio" we give te ahsactohS Vi 'he
week, ,, VI, o. .o,o, All, o,. &c ooo ,,,
boLh MEAr'-ome no'e saies inns "eeh & VI Z1o mus.
SIDES at cts SoOVO IDS de al W cs 'o0oo IDS 90 al
~ Cts, oooov ps onouueIS at y cs, -o'uUo noS uo,
At "a Gus anu Iooo pieces ials a. ~ ets outh eal
coses toudy steauy at = e's ior ohou"e's anu % cs
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peGes loose ians at from 70 lzH CTS close
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