The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-04

Howard
RYE FLOUR Rye Flour has been quoted through the
far as we have heard.
CoES ME4L-corn Meal is very dull but we still quote
| it at So per Dbl.
The following the inspections of Four and Meal fl,
the week ending May 2, 1861:
| Howard street.............24s2 49,
CltS Miils........ 1891 49,,
Ohlo, o,...'................. 1929 go.
faui4J '''''''' '''..-..... Zioo
Total Wheat Flour. .lI6S7
Together with y bbls Rye Flour
GRAlN.-Grain has been arriving verv snarnrlv this
week, and the receipts the Exchange of all de-
scriptons amount only about 60 900 bnsheIs Tho
inquiry for it has however been very limited and the
supply although light has been quite equal to the demand
during the greater part of the week shipments of Grain
were prohibited by order from the city authorities
TINS prohibition was removed d'y SINCE and a
better demand for Gran may reasonably be anticipated
| NHEAT-fhere has been very little done this week in
Wheat and quotations for it have throughout been in
great degree nominal There have been about 10 coo
bushels at market, but the only sale consequence that
we nave heard of is one made yesterday of 1910 bushels
prime red at & cts. Some other small sales have how.
eyer 9Gen made at cts for fair to good red
i-oi4V cts Tor alr to good white. equote red Wheat
to-day at from ITO to l25 cts for fair prime and whit
do as ranging from l2O to $50 cts for fair prime but
! Tor fancy lots higher figures asked.
RYE-A let of $50 bushels Pennsylvania Rye was re.
celved and sold few days since rs cts this is the
only transaction that has taken place in this article this
week so far We have heard
CoRN-Corn has been in better supply than other de.
scrpOns of Grain the receipts amountin to about 3
bushels There has been fair inquiry for it and most
of the lots received have been sold at 525S cts for
mixed 5'lg,oo cts for yellow, and 60d65 white
the latter hRure being paid day for lot of
l5oO b4shels prime. We quote Corn to day at 57060
cts for yellow and 6cG63 cts. per bushel white
OATS-Oats have BEEN in fair supply this week the re-
cep amounting to about l6 bushels but the greater
part Of them have been sold at from so cts for Ma
ryand and 3740 cts for Pennsylvania We quote them
cts. for Pennsylvania W.
SEEDs.-There is nothing whatever doing in Grass
ees put We continue to quote Glover nominal 81
GAO and Timothy at 81 502 rs per busne FIaxs .ed
si quoted at i259lS S5 per bushel but is none
PGAsE AND BEANs.-Black Eyed Pease are still selling
at $3.50 per two bushel bag and we onote Whit Ran
at 81. .25dl 37H per bushel.
RECEIPTS OF GRAIN AT THE ExcnAY:E.
r. ., Wheat 6a. Corn Blu. Rye Bu. Oats Ru
10 May lst 81 I'LL ,020 13l69ll I6 40l 2l2 7O6
Same time co., ,,a5a.66O li29'775 1858 24l2Ss
Insurance, .257 ,S6O 1S7,1s6 49,.
GUANO.-There is still verv little doing in G%ano
the for Peruvian at 500 per long ton
ana that OF dealers at S62 Ichaboe Gnano at $50
Bakers Island at $40 Jarvis Island at s35 We quote
California or Eide Island Guano at s45 per long
Ton; Mexican A at S20G22 per ton, according to
quality, Mexican at $40, Sombrero at s2sG30 per
long ton, Neyassa al s25 per long ton by importers
ton Manipulated Guano sells s47 Whiteock 4 Co.'S
khodes and DeBergs Super Phosphate of Lime Mary
land Companys Super Phosphate of Lime and Baugh,s
raw bone Phosphate sell at S45 per 1000 lbs
GlNSENG.-We continue to quote Ginseng at 5o655
GUNNY BAGSWThe rates for Grm nUne R sear,hg ..,,
follows, viz: II cts for small, aI6 cts each for
large. "
HAY AND STR Aw.-TIav continues to imnrova and
We now quote pr baied Timothy $lsGl9 these fe-
Sres Deing an advance of 81 per ton quotations
Straw is in better demand and frmer We onote Rya ~
SI4Gl5 Wheat at SS G9, and Oat at s9ldllO per ton
hfMF-Hempls IS dull, but quote it at the follow
ing rates, viz Sli5dl50 for rough American; s20OG225
Tor dressed do the latter for Richardson's $500 per ton
Tor Russia cts for Manila; 81 for Sunni and Ak
HIDES.-We still without a1y transactions to re-
port in Foreign Hides We quote City slaughtered Hides
at 7H9Scts; and wet Country slaughtered at 6K67B
HOPSops range in price at from Is to 25 cts per III
Tor ordinary to prime but there is very little doing in
IRON; There is nothing whatever doing in Iron, but
IA me absence of transactions quote follows viz
Ca coai iron at S2h for Baltimore Forge; S25 for Ca
toctn do; $50 for No Wheel Anthracite do at s23 n
~ Tor NO l. S2l22 for No. 2 and S2Od2l per ton far M
Sc9sch rig at SIS from ship and s24 from the yards
ana Blooms at $40 for puddled, and S60G62I per ton
for best Charcoal Bar Iron may be quoted at s47 kG
% for common English and American and s57 90 per
ton Tor refined do, and We quote Sheet do 4 cts
Tor English; 3%14 cts. for American and II cts per h.
for Russia Boer Plates selling S& cts for pud
died and 4d4H cts per lb for refined Charcoal and we
quote Nails at S per loo lbs mos for Cut 4d and up-
wards. " ~ P
INDIGO.-Indgo is very dull but the nomina, r,tes
for it are still follows, viz 1OOGl5O cts for Bengal:
95gl2o cts for Kurpah 7OS5 cts for Madras; l00al25
cts Tor Guaenala; 3045 cts for to fair Manila;
! and 5oGgO cts. per lb. for good prime do
! IEAIHER-There is nothing doing in Leather and
prices are nominal follows City slaughtered at 29d0
cts Spanish Sse 26G2S cts City harness Leather black
32d33 cts Country do 2729 cts Upper in rough hide
/ finished
S5Gl00 cts per Id.
MoLASSES-There has been but little inquiry for Mo
asses this week and the only have heard of are
one of 20 hhds Cuba Muscovado at 90 cts and one Of
20 boS New Orleans at 81 cts both of which were made
roaay quote as follows, viz Cnba at 164ls
new crop cayed; 1922 cts. for do Mucovado; English
Island at lSd2O cts for DID, Porto Rico 2 cts
new orleans a. 52a55 cts for new crop. We give below
statement of the stock here the lt inst and at the
same date last year: - ~ ~
May lst, 1851. Nav lst. 1860
Cuba. s25 hhds Cuba ..' A'?G s77 hhds
| Eng. 1sland... l2l pun. Eng Island - I2I MN
MADDER-Madderi is still ouoted at ITIo% o., o
b for good to prime Dutch ombro but we h ar of no
sales being made.
Gl5 cts and Mddngs 3oG35 cts per bushel but for
both these al tices the market is dull -
NAVAL SIORES-Spirits Turpentine has advanced
within the last ten days fully 100 per cent and we now
quote at 'odoo Cts per gallon All other descriptions
extent We quote Tar at S22 25, Pitch at So common
K9sn IN at so, No do at 81, and No do. at 5;
o!LS-Linseed Oil is still selling at 62G65 cts per gal
lon Tor American, but quote other Oils as follows w
Sperm at locales cts for fall and 17O175 cts for win
ter; Whale at 657o for crude and 7OG75 cts for
patent beached; Solar at rs cts Elephant at 75SC
| cts and Lard at Goa 95 cts per gallon
was n has been very little done h:
here but they cannot be filed blockade Of the ports
IN 1he southern States eecually preventing shipments
BACoN-Some 20 to 60 hhds Bacon were sold early ir
me week to go to Richmond and Petersburg at s6S cts
ioa shoulders and ioGoE cts for Sides, and yesterday
terms but understood to be friction under and 10 cts
sale I Of 300 pieces plain Hams was also made early
the week at cts and note in addition sales durinp
the week of about 900 pieces plain and fancy do at
ola cts. Wv ." -
BULK MEAT.-There has been no movement in Bulk
Meat this week We quote however at7 cts for Shou
ders, 9 cts. for Sides, and Sh(G9 cts for Hams.
continue to quote Beef $3.50 for Balti-
hors 80 l. ana $40 per bbl for do. Mess, but there
very little doing in it.
PoRK-one two small sales of Pork were made early
IN the week at S20for Ness, and SIS per bb for Rumn
and We quote it closing steady at these figures
LARD-Lard has been quoted through the week at o 4
CIV cts for Western in bbs and tcs we have heard
of no sales. '
BUTrEE-Good Butter is scarce and much wanted, but
common Butter is very dull. Flesh Glades of which
theres some little arriving selling at 2O25 cts bu
we quote old at 9Glo cts, and old Western S1!9 cts
CHEEsE-We continue to quote Cheese atsxG01o cts
for Western Cutting 1OH II cts for Eastern do 9TG
Io4 cts for Western English Dairy and 2dI4 cts fo
m PLAsTER-We quote Plaster nominal at s3 per ton
There very little here but the supply quite equal
! PoWDER.-There is very little Powder here for sale
and 11T we can car g give no quotations for it,
POfATOES.-Potatoes selling at SOG9O cts for
good to prime White Mercer's, but for common descrp
tons prices range at from so to 20 per bushel.
RCE-A sale was made yesterday of so Rice tc
go West at cts. but this is the only transaction mo
ment that has taken place in this article this week so far
as we have heard There is fair Rice here but
no more is expected while the blockade lasts and holders
generally ask higher price than obtained for the
above lot We note the import this week of 153 erces
SUGARS.-Sugars remain very quiet, although there
mas been rather inquiry for them this week than
last The transactions include lot of 6S hhds Porto
rico sold yesterday, the terms for which kept pr
lOo hhds do sold during the week in lotsat from
80 up TO 1915, and 20 hhds Cuta at SIS %. We quote
r. Fi viz $4623(G5 for refining grades Cuba and
sa955 tns'and IS 12hG575 for grocery grades Cuba
80 &c sor common to fair Porto Rico and New Or
n anu h IS for good to prime do We note the
d ios meeh OF 476 hhds and SS5 boxes from Cuba
t o mus from Porto Rico. The following is state
date last year: " "'''' anu "' 'ne same
May lst, 1861. uor,,. ,oeo
| Porto Pic 17S ~ Luna z, $40 hhds
| rt;ah I.ii 'Ase &, rorto Rico..... 1876
Ensli is'ano' 40 30 !, english Island. Asa
Ne" oiieans''' Io0l new Orleans. SOC
Total. 4962 hhds. Total. 2 col ,,s,
Cuba a........ 173 boxes. Cuba. Isl @ h" "
Brazil. ,026 bags. Brazil...l IA o9s %ar.
MAMMA .z4,oio Manllla....... none
| Maurtius. 4,0G2 " Mauritius... none
REFINED SUGARs-No change has been made since our
last in the for Refined Sugars and they still sell
ling when they selling at ALL at the following rates
viz SSGsH cts. for loaf; S1@S4 cts. for crushed pow
dered, .and granulaed 7ka7& cts.s for crushed
| White; and 74(G7A cts. for Yellow.
SALT.-There is very little demand for Salt, and al
the lots received here recently have been put in
Liverpool is selling from store s09s5 for Ground
alum and l40 cts for jeffrey Darcy's Marshalls ano
Worthingon's fne, but cargoes would not bring nea
tnese ngures We quote Turks Island and st. Ubes Sal
| from store,