The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-04


Total-Wheat Flour.....227so All
Together with 195 bbs Rye FIour and 7o5 hills and
90 half bbls. Corn Meal.
GRAlN-There has been fair supply of Grain at mar
Ket this week the offerings the Corn Exchange adding
up about $50 600 bushels which is some 10 GOO bushels in
of last weeks receipts The receipts of Wheat
fallen Off, but those of Corn have increased materially
The demand for Grain generally has through bc wesk
pee prisk and for all varieties prices been pretty
well sustained. The export dema is limited and but
few sales are making for this purpose
WHEAT-The receipts of Wheat this week add uD about
$4,000 Bushels against 1900 bushels last week Prime
lots have through the week been in active demand and
they close to-day at an advance of cts per bushe
on last fridays rates, but for common lots the market
mas been dull and heavy For red Wheat prices have
ranged during the greater part of the lis
IZo cts Tor good to prime and small lot choice Zm-
norman sold to-day at 125 cts and white do has ruled
l2O cts for inferior and lots 125dl3O cts
Tor iar do l35l40 cts for good prime and l45 $50
l53 cts for fancy lots To-day Wheats were frmer than
they have been at any time during the week and the out
side figures noted above obtained for several parcels
we note the export this week of 100 bushels Wheat to
Laguayra.
RYE-The receipts of Rye this week add up about 900
bushels 1000 bushels of which New York and the
balance Maryland and Pennsylvania Rye Most of the
Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA Rye received has sold
at I9'Z cts for the ormer S4S5 the latter
anu we note sale of OO0 bushels New Rye at 81
cts. - - " -
CoRN-COrn has been coming forward this week pretty
freely, the receipts amounting to about 95 900 bushels
against $4,000 bushels last week The receipts have
principally of Corn New White sold during the early
part OF the week at 52d55 cts. for inferior and 5S 6 cts
for good lots and yellow 52d62 for inferior to fair
and o5d6S cts for good to strictly prime for some
days past white has been selling at 5762 cts and
yellow at 62G6 for fair to prime lots Both va
reties brought these rates to-day but the market was
rather heavy old Corn is very scarce; lots sold
early IN the week at 10 cts for white cts for
low, but within the last day two it has sold at Cs cts
for white and II cts. for yellow.
oATsOf Oats there have been about IS coo bushels of
Tered THIS week nearly all of which have changed
at 4246 cts. for Virginia and Maryland and asa II cts
ior and they close to-day firm these fig
two since at 55 cts. N' -
PEAsE AND BEANs.Black Eyed Pease are selling this
week at So % per bushe bag and we quo Beans at
Sl.l2% (dl.25 per bUShel.
OFFERINGS OF GRAIN THE CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat bu. Corn bu. Rye. bu. Oats bu
This week 63,360 95,3i4 4,65 1925
To this time. . 261 g32 S.Sls2l2 99G7O 1o456lS
Same time 81 739 2I 1860 0G1 hi Gol ! 0S3 ia
GUANO.-The market is bare of Peruvian Guano.-
Small sales making of Mexican at SD a25 per ton
according to quality and Sombrero at So per long
Reese's Manipulated GuanO sells at S47. Rhodes
Super Phosphate of Lime and De Berg's do s45 per
1000 lbs There was an import this week of $40 tons
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags are selling at TO- l3 and
IA cts each for two, three and four bushel bags.
HOPS.-There are some small sales of crop Hops
making at IA cts b The market for them is however
dull.
HEMP-There is very l:ttle doing in Hemp We quote
American Sl2O rough $50 dressed Russia at
500 per on Manila at cts, and Russia yarns at 9H
HAY AND sTRAW.-Hay is in good demand. and
prices shade better Baed is selling $12dl5 and
loose at S11G12 per We continue quote
si2 I1ImFty I2r Rye, and ssa9 per ton for Wheat.
Il
puehIs Ayres Hides by the bark John c. Bruno, which
are held at u cts at which small portion has
quote Buenos Ayres at 81 cts Rio Grande 26
cs anu 9ro Cabello at 22G22k cts Wet saed country
saughtered are selling at 9d9k cts dry country at l5
IL cts ana CITY slaughtered at 9k(1lOx cts The i'm
ports this week are 16 from Buenos Avres 123 from
San Bias, and 10 from Bermuda-total 16 3ro ' ~ ~
IRON.-lron of all descriptions is firm and nrcos for II
nave rather an upward tendency There is however but
little selling the holders being generally indsnoscd 10
take the prices offered. We quote Pig as foII,,s "
viz at S25 for Baltimore Charcoal Forge: SOS for Cha
coal No. Wheel; s26G27 for Charcoal No. l Foundry.
SAG % for No. do; S "a for No Anthracite
for No do; S21 for No. do; and S26 for Scotch
Blooms are selling at $50 for pudded and s65G67 per
ton for best Charcoal Bar Iron is selling $50 per ton
for common English and American rolled $40 for Amer
lean hammered Hoop do at S7250dS0 and Sheet do at
3S cts per h. for English 4G4h cts for American,
Plates at cts per b. Nails active s312&@325
per 100 lbs; for Cut 4d and upwards
lNDiGO-lndgo is dull but steady at 30(d50 cts. for
common to fair Manila; S5d10O cts for good prime do
75d9 cts for Madras: 95 lO5 cts for Caracas OG $50
cts for Guatamaa, and 120@175 per h. for Bengal
LEATHER-The demand for Leather continues very
good, and the stocks small Holders continue
hrm at the following quotations City slaughtered
at 29d3l cts Country do. 2730 rough skrting %
d5 cts Spanish sole 2Sd3l cts. city harness leather
black 3d ~ cs country do. 2729 cts. upper in rough
hide S35Od5; calskins $12G2O per dozen and finished
do. S20,d30.
LuMBER.-We still quote white pine boards and planks
at Sl3 IA for cung S25 for select and S35 for clear
Hemiock rails and scanngs S10d11 do osts 50 50dlO
We pine siding Sl2dl5 flooring and white pine dressed
54 at Sl7glS Charleston river 54 do S1416; do bright
A and 54 do at $l8I22 and bill stuff at s2OD22 per
600 feet Shingles are selling at S5G7 according to
quality.
MOLASSES. There has been some movement thi, week
in holasses but the market for it is BY active