The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-05

market this week than last the recepts of all varieties
amounting IN to about 10000 bushels During the early
part Of the week Wheat dull and rather heavy
for some days past the demand for it has brisk
for prime lots especially the market has been quite firm
Corn mas uctuated somewhat during the week. but has
sold generally at rather lower than during last
week. In Rye and oats have material change
note.
WBEAT.-The receipts of Wheat this week amount to
about 20 bushels which is considerably larger
early part of the week dull and heavy,
been no material change in prices any time during the
week Red Wheats have sold at from 100 to 125 for
ordinary LOU to l4O cts for fair to prime and white do
from l25 to 40 cts for lots cts for fair
to good do, and l70G175 cts for prime and choice do
and the market closes today steady these figures
RYE-There have been only about 500 bushels Rye
received this week, most of which Pennsylvania
This description has ruled through the week at S7ass
cts, and We quote Maryland nominal at rs cts
CoRN-Corn has been coming forward this week pretty
freely and the receipts add about y 600 bushels The
market Tor 1t has been rather Irregular but generally it
has sold at rather lower rates than during last week On
Saturday white sold at 7o73 and yellow 72
Monday good white sold at 7275 cts and yellow the
same figures. On Tuesday white sold again at 72d75
but yellow was little better, the sales being made
from 70 to 76 cts On Wednesday prices of both descrp
tons were rather better white ranged at from 70 to 76
cts and yellow at from 70 to rs cts, the latter figure be-
ing pad for one small lot very prime Yesterday yellow
sold very freely at 1916 cts and white brought 70d72
orn s fe 6d aamP a @ and "a a o for g@s dry lots Today
747S cts for yellow the latter figure being for lot
very prime.
OATs-The supply of Oats this week has been fair the
receipts amounting 600 bushels There has been
moderate demand for them through week prices
for them have ranged at from A As cts for Maryland
and 4650 cts for Pennsylvania. Some inferior lots Of
Pennsylvania Oats have sold as low AZ cts.
TEASE AND bEANs-Black Eyed Pease are still selling
at 50 per two bushel bag and quote Beans ranging
from $ll2h to 81 80 per bushe for common to prime
OFFERINGS OF GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat, bu. Corn bu. Rye, bu. Oats bu.
This week. 10 701 1881 49l Is 37S
To this time. 81 $40 2l3o45 1898 81 OOS
Same time '5S. SO, 1872 299 2OS II e62 65 52I
GUANO-We still quote the Agents price for Peruvian
at 500 per long ton, and dealers asking s61G62
cording to quantity. California Eide Island Guano
is held at S44 by the importer and $45 by dealers We
quote Mexican AA at S22G25 per according quality
and som6rero at 32 per long ton Reeses Manipulated
Guano sells at $47, Rhodes Super Phosphate of Lime
and De Berg do S45 per 1000 lbs The imports this
week 500 Peruvian direct and $500 bags do
from New York
GINSENG-We continue to quote Ginseng at 6oG7O
cts per III.
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags are selling at TO- 49, and
IA cts EACH for two three and four bushel hays ' ~
HIDES.-We are still without any transactions to re-
port in foreign Hides but the market is rerv firm We
quote Buenos Ayres 2 cts Rio Grande at 26 cts ty
Slaughtered at 109l1 cts. wet Country Slaughtered at
9gl0 cts and dry do at l7a19 cts. The imports this
HOPS-New crop Hops may be quoted at 12d14 cts
per lb, but there is very little doing in them.
at $20, and rough American Sis per There is no
dressed American here Manila Hemp is selling at 6AG7
this week of 100 bales Manila Hemp to arrive
at 6H cts. per lb. in Boston
HAY AND STRAW.-Hay is active and prices for
it have again advanced. We quote it day at sl5Gl7
for baed and Sl3d15 per for loose Straw still Sell
ling at s14 Cor Rye, and s12@l3 per for Wheat.
IRON continues in active demand, and the
ket for it very firm We have reported this week sales
OF some 700 tons of Baltimore Charcoal Forge Pig S26
tions Pig Iron is firm at the following rates wiz s9s
q for Baltimore Charcoal Forge; s27 for Charcoal No
Wheel; s27 Tor No Anthracite; 25 for No. de- s24
Blooms are selling at s45G5O for pudded and s6O065
per for best Charcoal Iron is steady at $50 per
for English rolled $50 for American do silO
for American hammered; Hoop do at So 5odSo and
Sheet do at 3hq4 cts per lb. for English 4d4A cts
coal Boiler Plates at cts per h. Nails are Arm at ta
advance last week and the tendency is still inward
and upwards ~ ''' ''' ~N' 41
INDiGo.-Indigo s steady at so65o cts for common
cts for Maas cts for for gopa to 40 so
Guatemala and 12oGl75 cts ner h. for BengaI VS. 0'
LEATHER-There is a good demand existing but tba
receipts very light owing great measure to the
condition of the weather for driving Holders
very firm at our former quotations viz Citv sanght
2sd33 cts Spanish sole 2s3 cts Cv
black 33d4 cts Country do 2sGSo ctS "nnor =; h
hide s3 50G5 calfskns s12IDoo ner S Pp d R f;hsd
do s2OG30 ' SS-' ie "oAen' anu h"isheo
MOLASSES-The market for Molasses this wesp has
one of 2(O hhds old cron CHA MnscovaS h t VI are f
which were kent nrvata and one of ono bh @ III" @ o
New Orleans at al x cts which is sligbt 5sc @ Slup
Orleans Molasses is however still selling in small lots
at cts We ouote old cron Cnba as rangng Prom On 70
30 cts and do English Island at 2S31 cts of The
Cuba Molasses here is tart We note the recent this
week of 4Os bbls Molasses from Louisiana
MADDER-We hear of no sales of Madder this week
hnt ote frop,1 II 1oI/
Latter qure heinz for nrima 0mb is Gus per o' 'e
MILL FEED-uiI Feed has advanced ond ua non,
quote it at 2O21 cts for Brown stuff and 3aGSS5 cts
Der bushel for Mddlpgs There was sale earIy in Tho
week of oOo hnsbaIs Rrown StnF at 90 .s @ ,1 III 'l
NAVAL STORES Tbs onIu tno.ction nv ot per oSsneii Ni
Stores we have heard of worth noting is
sale of 500 bbls. common Rosn at 81 Is per bb,,
Spirits Turpentne is firm at SO cts per gal
Rosin at s2G2 25 and No. do at s3Ii4 ner hi '
OILSwinseed Oil has aqa;n advanced pa, and We oro+
- tni a. 7a"S7s o t n,s o uVsnee anu we quoe
H aouay az W T,o . G,s per gaion Tor American For
. speI anu s ~, " e iis @ 'hee IS sooa demand ana the
fn fT ad 1so o,s Co. ;, - s w a I4o1 eoca 40 Gus
,or M anu Low ets ior wdnter orude male at cs
d &c F,ht % o;f az .tg,S & eos SotI al Ioa oV cs'
ana sea ga Elephant ul at IRON 20 to so cts per gallon
was sae esr,p in tbe rser - | so ~ MI Pc s,
@ W t FthI neeG ni 0t o. pps az .ne INSIDE ng
Camphene at S. cts ner gallon @' ~ ''I'' e' anu
PROVISI0TS The Provisior uorr,o. 5,,r;a a., ,
mort ~ tho VOL, ras d,n ond ~ M G u, us , o eaiy
but subsequently, an demand or
mn and for two or three days mast the r.rka p & s
animated and the faaling in II nni+a huonant ~ en
BuLK MEAT-The sales of Bnlk Meat all of which
9s ads 'e ass Two Ir three o DAYS
sides at cts 100 0oO lbs Hog ronnd at o.. f Sb u
GERS CTS ior saes ana y Gus tor hams and 80 hhds
se LUIS, - s ' @ @ d % - a. % rs anu "a Gus. me
., | ] . - % ~ " @ 80. % 80 " s. 10Y. puiA Mea' uurlng the
early par par u - ne ~e Vas qui.e Hgavy, ana some iots
h hn az t1e h h IIs tr ,a anu Slaes
peng taSen, pa 70 aay ~ Is held quite hrmiy at
o a. CTS u.s. ,or ss gsA cts for Sides and
gSa e.s. i11 p regular cut Mans
aeh h r con mas res neeh IN a, through the
ou 10. TWO OF nree aays past the market or IT has
S " t Ok onn hs es incsuue oo nhas old shon m
III sd ~ 'osr ~ IN I'm rs h W. a' y cts., ~
aon bbd Sids o4oa t i0G 400 a d. Gus
ond snn,a 1sno ~ oao 80 ] ~ p s w s ~ 20 a. 20 els.
Racon Shoulders ora bald 70 dar at aIrSa AZ. ~ " "a C
Sides ot oa<G1o orc ' " - W. ''' anu W.
Rprp ' Z W. b.ve renortod tb;s ,ro,- cola, 80 or ,,,
conntrr Mass paaf a. eIo ard 80 ,"o II, ~ VI u so pis
ts Weo,a paf a % u. " .eHo @ s ~. 1o vi pnraIs as
"epuo.ea Peei Quay at sens ior Frme Slo1lI
'I p 70, \ aTa Sa19ho pc. "a SoI. ~ lor Mess. or,
Prime PORK at s ang of loo hb P sales & q, 9o dds
sIs "a ner bh Mess port 10 is an;ta ;, @ mss ao a'
We quote thin at si7 5oi7 ~ and nriga baanv Mss
s1s SO per bb There have been no sales of Mess Pork
| made this week so far as we have heard
LARp-Iard is in demand but there ia very tt,a hara
and the transactions in II are conseonent imitad We
note sales this week Of $50 bbIs and tcs Western Leaf
l26I2T cts but we ON ,te it to dav at 12 cts in hhs
! and tcs. and 10 cts. in kegs - ''
| BUTTER-We note a sale this weak of 2oo keos citv
hacked SHINING Ruter At 70 cts Int in obar SescrH
tions there have been no sales worth notine We noe
western at I0I1 Giades as ranoin from, 10 10 On
cts for common to prime: Roll at i7ie Cts and
! at 23G25 cts per III ' S ' ~
| CHEEsE-Cheese is in qood demand and the mar.at
for it ia rmer Eastern ntt;ng E saIl;pg NJ from I0X o
| Tx cts and we ouote Western do at SkGo cts for
common and 1oGloh cts for good We note sale this
week of 200 boxes Eastern English Dairy Cheese at
| 11H cts.
| PLASTER Plaster has again advanced, and some
small sales have made this week at S3 75 per ton