The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-13

Together with 22S bbls Rye Flour, and l27 bbls. an
| 100 half bbls. Corn Meal.
GRAIN-There has been a considerable falling off tn
week in the receipts of GRAIN the offerings at the Cor
Exchange of all descriptions amounting in the
to about 10000 bushels, against 100000 bushels
| week The market has, however been much less actv
than it was last week. and the decrease
supply it has been fully equal to the demand We moi
the export this week Of 600 bushels Corn an
$4,000 bushels Wheat Liverpool but most of it wa
| put on shipboard a week or two since.
wHBAr.-The receipts of Wheat this week amount
only about 10000 bushels, against CO. 900 bushels las
week The market for it has however exhibited but Iii
tie activity, and the supply has been quite equal to tn
demand Red sold at the opening al l36d13S cts
for good to prime and white ranged at from $50 II
for fair choice but three days past re-
though sales have been effected at the top price,
white has sold at 140145 cts for fair 150160 cts fo
good to prime and 5l7O cts for choice lots showing
decline in the week of S to 10 cts. per bushel Sale
made today Of about 900 bushels good red at l3
@lSS cts, and lot of 500 bushels very choice whit
brought ITO cts.
RYs.-There have been few hundred bushels Penn
sylvana Rye received this week all of which has beer
sold at 6s cts at which figure closes steady There
no Maryland Rye coming forward but we quote it nomi
nal at 63Gl65 cts. per bushel
CoRN.-Corn has been in fair supply this week, al
though the receipts fall considerably below those of last
the offerings at the Corn Exchange amounting to only
$4,000 bushels against 900 bushels for the previous
week. During the early part of the week the marke
active and firm but for two three days past ha
been dull and rather heavy. White sold early in thu
week at 6o964 cts and yellow at 5s9e2 c but yes
cts. To-day the market irmer again and white solt
at 6o96l cts, and yellow at 58@62 cts per bushe.
OATs-Oats have through the week been dull at 2s3t
cts for Virginia and Maryland. and 32d33
sylvania but the receipts tabout bushes) have
nevertheless been mostly sold at these figures.
PEAsE AND BEANs.-Black Eyed Pease are still sell
ing at 81 80 per two bushe bag, but White Beans
very dull at l209l30 cts. per bushel.
SEEDs-There has been but little done this week in
Grass Seeds lot Of 100 bushels Glover sold early
in the week at s45o, and note in addition sales in
small lots of 200 to $50 bushels do. 4 7E
per bushe OF 64 lbs, but far have heard there
has been movement whatever in Timothy. We quote
Timothy nominal at 50 5oa2.75, and Glover closing
dull at 509475 per bushe Flaxseed is still quoted
at 81 per bushel, but there is very little selling
GUANo-The demand is quite active at former rates
and that of dealers at $62 Ichaboe Gnano held s5O
Bakers Island at s40 Jarvis Island at S35 We quote
California Eide Island Guano at $45 per long
quality, Mexican A at SIG, sombrero at s2s@SO per
long ton Nevassa at s25 per long ton by importers
ton Manipulated Guano sells at S47 Whitelock Co.'S,
Rhodes and DeBerg's Super Phosphate of Lime Mary
land Companys Super Phosphate of Lime and Baugh's
the import this week of 63s tons Peruvian
GiNsENG.-We quote Ginseng this week at 5O@55 cts.
SO far as we have heard
GuNNY BAGs:-Gunny Bags are in fair demand at
our former quotations, viz II cts for small and 159l6
cts. each for large.
HAY AND STRAW.-Hay is in active demand. We
note sales this week of about 900 bales Timothy
OF which taken by the Government. at sl4d15 per
ton and it closes firm at these figures We quote Glover
in bales sI2l3 per ton Straw is dull We quote Wheat
at $7GS; Oat at $SG10; and Rye at S12G14 per ton.
HEMP.-The demand for Hemp continues very moder.
ate at the quotations. which follows viz: s5O0
92Oo per ton for Russia 64g6h cts ID. for Manil-
la; 5Ka5A cts. for Sum; and Al cts. for Jute.
HlDES.-ln Foreign Hides there is nothing doing. The
only here cargo received some time which
still in store We quote City slaughtered Hides
as cts; and wet Country slaughtered at 6h(G7h cts.
H0PS-Hops range in price at from Is to 25 per
for ordinary to PRIME but there is very little doing
IRON-There is nothing of consequence doing in Iron
but have change to note in the general condition
the market We quote Charcoal Pig Iron as before at
s27k for Baltimore Forge; S25 for Caocn do $50 for
No Wheel and Anthracite do at s23d24 for No l. S2l
22 for No. and s20G21 per ton for No. 8. Scotch Pig
is selling at s23 from ship, and s24 from the yards and
quote Blooms at $40 for pudded, and seo@e2x per
so for English and American, and S57KG6O per
ton for refined do and quote Sheet do at 3x "a
for English 3%94 cts for American and II cts per lb.
for Russia Boiler Plates selling at cts for pud
died, and 444 cts. per lb for refined Charcoal and
quote Nails So per 100 bs mos for Cut 4d and up
INDIGO.-Indigo is very dull but the nominal rates
for it still follows viz 100@15o cts for Bengal;
for Guatemala; 3045 cts for common to fair Manila;
and 5o@90 cts per lb. for good prime do.
LEATHER.-The market is very quiet, the trans
actions being entirely of retail character. We
still quote City slaughtered at 2993o cts; Country
do. at 26d2S cts; Rough Skirng 2SG26 cts; Spanish
Ssle 26@2s cts City harness Leather black 80 3S
Country do. 27(G29 cts Upper in rough hide $3.504;
Calf Skins 50G6o cts lb and finished do S59100 cts
per ID.
important to establish quotations and therefore omit
them In Yellow Pine there is scarcely anything doing
and our quotations must be regarded as almost nominal
viz Charleston River Flooring $l5G6 Pensacola Floor
ing SlsG20, and North Carolina do. Sl4CG16.
MOLASSES.-There has been very little inquiry this
week for Molasses and the only sale have heard OF
worth noting to-day 60 hhds and tierces
Cuba at 10 cts We quote as follows, VIZ: Cuba at 691S
cts for new crop clayed 1922 cts for do Muscovado;
English Island at 1920 cts for DID, Porto Rico at 2S
80 cts and New Orleans at 3235 cts for CROP The
only import port this week is one of 65 hhds Cuba;
lb: for good to prime Dutch ombro, but hear of
sales being made
Middngs. which in rather better demand are selling
at 5dS30 cts. per bushe.
NAVAL sToREs-spirits Turpentine is dull at SO cts
per gallon There is inquiry for Rosn and
note sale this week of 500 bbs aoat ST 25 per
bbl. We quote No Rosn before at 50@175, and
Tar iI and Pitch chats at 81 d, 5o9l7 g Is % per Dbl
OILS-Linseed Oil is selling at 62965 cts, which is
advance, but for other Oils prices unchanged and
we still quote as follows Sperm at l5oGi55 cts for
crude, and 6696s cts for patent bleached Solar 6s
10 cts Sea Elephant at 7oG75 cts and Lard at ooG95
cts: per gallon. ETHEREAL Oil is selling at 44d46 cts;
and Camphene at As cts. per gallon.
PROVISIONS.-There has been good inquiry throu gh
the week for Provisions and the market for them has
throughout been quite firm in tone There have how
been lots pressing the market and the trans
actions have consequently not been heavy. We give
below statement of the operations of the week
BULK MEAT.-The sales of Bulk Meat this week in
clude lot Of 10000 lbs. Shoulders, Sides and Hams
6S SS and cts 100 tierces cured picked Ham:
at 9x cts 60 tierces plain do at 81 cts 100 pieces dry
e1 cts and $1,000 lbs Sides loose, at sx cts BniE
ers, S1 cts for Sides and sk cts for Hams loose
packed in hhds it is held at to of cent above thest
figures.
BAcoN-There has been good demand this week fol
Bacon and the market for it has throughout been quite
firm in tone The sales. which have been chiefly in job
bng lots, embrace some 800 hhds Shoulders and Sde
at 74 cts for the former. and 91 1G9& cts for tht
latter, and some 900 pieces Hams at Iod12I cts W.
quote Shoulders as closing firm to-day at N cts, ant
BEEF.-There is very little Beef selling but we quot
1t steady at sl2 SO for Baltimore packed No. l. and 81
PoRK-There sales early in the week of $50 bbls
Mess Pork at $l6S7Hdl7, and Of some 200 bbls RUM
do at bO@!3 but today we note sales of some 30
bbs Mess at $l725Gl750, and 200 bbls. Rump at 81;
per bb at which figures both varieties close firm Their
is Prime Pork selling and give quotation
for it,
LARD-There has been some inquiry this week but tn
only sales reported of 150 bbls Butchers
cts, and one of so bbls Western at 94 cts Some othe
sales have been made but the particulars have not trans
pred. Wee quote Lard closing steady and firm at
cts for Butchers and 9x COX cts for Western in bbls
and tcs
BUTrER-Prme Batter continues in dem and, but fo
inferior qualities the market is very dull. We quot
Western at s99K cts for solid packed and 1o9l2 cts 70
Rol fresh Roll at 1592O cts; New York State 16@I
cts and City packed for export at 11H(d12 cts.
CHEESE - Chese is very dull We quote Western cut
ting at s9lo cs Eastern do at 1o1@l1 cts. Western
English Dairy at 9H910H cts and Eastern do. at IL 40
ID cts. per lb.
PLASTER.-we quote Plaster nominal at So per ton
mere Is very little mere, Dut tne supply is quite equal
the demand.
PoWDER-Powder continues in active demand. but i
is unchanged in price, and still quote Hazards Du
points and Beattys at $3.25 for blasting, and S. TO
sporting per keg OF 20 lbs.
we,r poe,rATToEs-Potatoes are i'm pretty good demand
Mnlte MERGERS are selling at 70G75 cts, but quot
common descriptions at 55G60 cts per bushel.
hlCE..hlce has through the week been quite firm.
sold during the early part of it at 3x@4 cts but TO
some days past has been quoted at 44K cts and
closes steady and firm at these figures Sales Of some 25
to 300 terces have been made during the week at tn
| above figures.
| SUGARS.-Sugars have been rather quiet this week
but the market for them has nevertheless exhibited con
siderable rmness. The sales include lot of ll9 hhds
Cuba for refining at S7h 80 hhds grocery grades do
at S. 40 hhds Porto Rico at $616 Is 80 hhds
New Orleans at s5@525, and 10 hhds do at Sc So max
| ing total Of 229 hhds. We note also a sale thi
| week of lot of 1000 bags Mauritius for refnin
| at $5.37x Our quotations for Sugars are as fo
| lows, viz. $462K@5 for refining grades Cuba an
| English Island; $5.l2k@575 for grocery grades Cubs
$47595 25 for common to fair Porto Rico and New Oh
leans; and 5.5o@625 for good to prime do. We not
the import this week Of 199 hhds, and 2S boxes froI
Cuba.
RxyISxD suaAHs.-No change has been made since on