The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-06

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prime, and q, d7O(gl15 cts for choice lots.
RIE-Ihere have been sales this week of some 800 to
wv ,Ss S wanna Rye which comprises all the
lots that nave been offered, cts and we quot. il
as closing steady at this figure
CoRN-The supply of Corn at market this week has
about 100 900 bushels The demand for it has however
generally been active and most the lots received have
found purchasers at 55G0 for mixed 566l cts for
yellow and 6065 cts for white Good lots sold on ves
terdsy at 6o6l cts for yellow 63G65 cts for white
and the sales were made at 5s6 fer yellow 60
(963 cts. per bushe for white
OATS Oats have been in pretty good supply this
week. the receipts amounting to about 900 bushels but
there has been fair inquiry them and most of the
lots offered have changed hands 3o32 cts for vir
and they close steady at these figures
RECEIPTS wG OF GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE.
To april 1st iooss is4 29 o Is5G 90
Same time, go. .2i2,64l S04, 100 1886 1920 |
Increase. ,946 1851 ..... .....
PEAsE AND BEANs.-BIack Eyed Pease are selling at
81 80 per two bushel bag, and quote White Beans at
$l.25Gl.3i X per bushel for good to prime lots
SEEDs-rhere still occasional sales of Clio.
verseed making the market for it is yery dull The
sales TINS week embrace 200 800 bushels in lots at
from $462H to SASH per bushe 81 lbs and it closes
dull at these figures for good to prime lots We quote
Timothy Seed nominal at So 50l2 rs and Faxseed at
$l25djl 80 per bushel.
GUANo.-The demand for Guano still continues to in
quote the Agents price for Peruvian at $50 per long ton
and that OF dealers at S62 Ichaboe Guano held $780,
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Cahiofnla or Glide Island Guano at s45 per long
ton: Mexican A at s20(G22 per ton, according to
quality, hexican at sl6, Sombrero at s2s@9O per
long Ton, NeTassa at $25 per long ton by importers,
and SIS by dealers and Columbian at $384O per long
Rhodes and DeBergs Super Phosphate of Lime. Mary
land Companys Super Phosphate of Lime and Baugh's
rawbone Phosphate sell at s45 per 1000 lbs We
the import this week of 100 from the Caribbean Sea-
GlNSENG-There has been no movement in Ginseng
this week so far have heard but quote firm at
4o95octs for Western, and 5Oa6O per lb for South
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags are In fair demand at
our former quotations. viz Il cts for small and l59l6
HAY AND sTRAw.-Hay is in good demand but
straw is dull We quote Hay at slSGl5 for Timothy in
ana straw at $l3 for Rye ss9e for oat and s7Gs
HEMP.-The demand for Hemp continues very moder.
ate at the quotations, which follows, viz: $500
155 for rough American s2l5@22o for dressed sl95
@2Oo per ton for Russia 64g6h cts. per b. for Manil
la; 6ha5& cts. for Sunni and Ak cts, for Jute
HlDES-We are without any sales of Foreign Hides to
note We quote City slaughtered Hides as ctS and
wet Country slaughtered at 6]9G7A cts.
HoPS-We still quote Hops at l0G15 cts. for DID, and
25G32 cts per ID for new crop, but there very few
| selling.
IR0N-There is inquiry for.Iron, but the demand
for it is limited. and have heard of sales mpor
lance this week The new tariff which went into opera
ton the list instant has rather unsettled the market
! but notwithstanding the duties have been considerably
increased material advance established
the prices of Iron We quote Cha coal Iron before
SLY for Baltimore Forge S25 for Catoctn do $50
No. Wheel and Anthracite do at S232l for No l. sol
| Gb22 for No . and s2oG21 ner ton far No a Scotch
Pig selling s23 ship and s24 from the yards
and we quote Blooms at $40 for pudded and s6OG62H
per ton for best Charcoal Bar Iron selling at $47 al
so for common English and American, and $4,000 per
ton for refined do and quote Sheet do at GA
Tor English 81 IA cts for American and II per b.
for Russia. Boiler Plates selling at 34 cts. for pud
died, and 44 cts. per b. for refined Charcoal and
quote Nails at 50 100 lbs mos for Cut 4d and up
wards We note the import here this week cargoes
Railroad Iron, containing together S674 bars from Car
INDIGO-There is very little doing in Indigo but the
rates for it are as follows viz 1009l50 cts for Bengal
959l2O cts for Kurpah 7oGS5 cts for Madras 1OOl25
cts for Guatemala 30945 cts for fair Manila;
and 5oCds90 cts per Id. for good prime do.
| LEATHER.-The demand continues limited to the
wants of the trade for immediate consumption We
still quote City slaughtered at 2930 cts; Country
do at 20 as cts; Rough Skrting 23126 cts; Spanish
Sole 26d28 cts City harness Leather black 80 AS cts
| Country do 27G2a cts Upper in rough hide S3.50G4
Calf Skins 5o96O cts lb and finished do S5G1OO
LUMBER-There are still no transactions of any note
taking place, and we continue to omit quo tations
MoLASSES.-There has been but little inquiry this
week for Moasses, and the sales have hearC
embrace only ITO hhds. old crop Cuba Muscovado l.
cts; 100 terces do. at TX cts; 20 hhds crol
New Orleans at the quotations. We quote as fol
lows VIZ: Cuba at l6(als cts. for clayed, and 1902
cts for Muscoyado; English Island at 1924 cts.
Porto Rico at 2530 cts and New Orleans S2G35 cts
The stock the list inst 1884 hhds Cuba $40 hhds
Porto Rico, $50 puns English Island and las bb Ne'
Orleans.
MADDER.-Madder is still quoted at 10 GDl2X cts pei
ID. for good to prime Dutch Ombro but we h of
sales being made
MILL TEED.-We quote Mill Feed this week at la
Is cts for Brown Stuff, and 27d2S cts. bushel 70
NAVAL STORES-For Naval Stores prices are gener
ally unchanged, and we quote Spirits Turpentine be
fore at 36936A cts gallon, kosn at 81 %
No. do at 81. 50dl.7 and Tar and Pitch 81 50l
per Dbl Some small sales of Spirits Turpentine
bbls common Resin at the price named above
OILS.-Oils are dull and rather heavy, but we still
quote them as follows, viz at 15O@l55 cts for fall
l600165 cts for winter Sperm; 60Gl62 cts for crud
Whale 66G6S cts for bleached Patent; 68,170 cts 70
Solar; 7OG7a cts for Sea Elephant, and SO 95 cts. pc
gallon for Lard Linseed Oil may be quoted 81 cts
per gallon. We quote ETHEREAL Oil at 4446 cts; an
Camphene at 10 cts. per gallon.
| FHONlSlONS.-Provisons at the open ng of the wee
dull and heavy, but subsequently under more
able advices from the West the demand BEGAN
more active and for two three days past
part of the week.
BULK MEAT.-The sales of Bulk Meat this week in
at 6A cts, rs hhds Sides at X cts 100 hhds. s.
cts, 80 hhds Hams at cts, and 210O pieces do
at 81 cts, and we quote Hams at s@DSh cts
BAcoN.-There has been good jobbing demand for 3;
con this week but the trade have been buying very little
The sales include So hhds. Shoulders at x cts $50
300 hhds Shoulders and Sides in lots at OK cts
1000 pieces plain Hams at 10 cts 500 pieces
do at IN and some 1900 pieces fancy do. at 120l2
cts Shoulders may be quoted closing to-day at
: ~ cts and Sides at 9h COX cts.
BEEF There is very little Beef selling but we quot
1t steady at So 80 for Baltimore packed No and 81
per Dbl. for do. Mess
PORK There has been inquiry for barreled Por
TINS week and we note sales of 100 bbs. Mess at s16.7
30 bbls do at SIC 200 bills do. at sl7 and 25 bb
quote Prime at sl3 So and Rump at $3.50 per bbl.
LARD-There has been very little done this week i
Lard the sales far have heard embracing onl
80 obls Western at 9E and lot of 100 terces and 25
} BUrTEE-Prme Butter continues in demand bu
i @ inferior qualities the market is very dull
We quote quote Western at soy cts. for solid packed
ranging from II cts but of this description her
is now very little here; New York State at I6GlS cts
and City packed for export at II G9l2 cts.
CHEEsE.-Cheesess very dull. We quote Western cut
ting at9g0 cts; Eastern do. 10Hi61l cts; Wester
ngish Dairy at 9H lok cts; and Eastern do 121
PLAsTER.-we still quote Plaster at IS per ton, a
W4lGh hgure sales to limited extent are making
foWDEk-Powder is unchanged in price, and we still
quote Hazards Duponts and Beatty's So 25 for bias
Ing' and 50 for sporting per keg of % lbs. There is
very active demand for it, particularly from the Souther
States and large shipments are constantly being made
that qSarter. --NN
PoTAToES-Potatoes are arriving pretty freely an,
ey are rather lower in price We quote them this weel
as ranging from 60 to rs per bushel the latter
nov p1G the top price for prime white MERGERS.
hlCE-Rlce continues in fair demand but there ha
pee no special activity in it this week. 1t has ruled
with considerable steadness from So to cts for fail
prime lots, and we note sales $50 tierce
within this range. We note the recent this week of i3
erGes from Savannah, and 242 erces Charleston
total 377 tierces.
SUGARS.-There has been very good inquiry this
week or sugars both from the reners the trade
o Snoa at S4S7h, 100 hhds. do. at s505. 12}5
56 50 hhds Interior New mos Orleans n0rs s 81 kGS
hnds ordinary to fair do. at 81 and 10 hhds
10 at 50 90 To-day note sales of 276 hhds and
O boxes refining grades Cuba, which were
kept private and 100 hhds Porto Rico from So so to
SoI1s, making total this of 1l69 hhds and SO
BOXES we quote Sugars closing to-day at the follow.
ing rates viz: s462465 for refining grades Cuba and
snglsh Island s5l2H957 for grocery grades Cuba;
Sa1oaoZo for common to fair Porto Rico and New Or
leans and S5,50G6.25 for good to prime do We note
the import here this week of 6S4 hhds 3O4 boxes
Cuoa, and 40 hhds New Orleans. The following is a
statement of the on the LIST instant for four
| years past, viz: ~
| STOCK. 1851 1860 1880 1898
Gupa. ''''.'''..........hhd 1852 22O5 1851 1872
r Rico: $50 no 93S 473
| f. Island ,............ 46 os6 Ga aos
| N. Orleans. ,........., LII SSi 796 I 366
| Total hhds AJAX ,,oe