The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-19


Together with 252 bbls. Rye Flour, and l 523 bbIs.
Corn Meal
been heavy, the offerings of all descriptions amounting to
about 2S 900 bushels which is 2S bushels
than received last week. There has been fair de
gree of activity in the market and prices for all varieties
have throughout the week been pretty well maintained
WHEAT-Wheat continues to arrive quite freely, and
the receipts this week amount about 100000 bushels
The demand for has through the week been pretty
tive and notwithstanding the large supply prices have
varied very little Reds sold during the early part of
the week 222S cts for good to prime, aud whites at
12513O medium, 1874 d14O cts for good to prime,
and 1454s cts for choice but for day or two past reds
have been selling at 12Gl25 cts for good to prime and
whites at 13OG140 cts for good to prime, and l434145
CORN-The receipts of Corn continue to increase and
this week there have been about 900 bushels at market
The demand for it however generally been brisk and
the market for it pretty firm in On Saturday white
sold SOGs4 cts for old 6575 cts for and yellow
Monday white sold at S3S5 for old 6Sd75 for
new and yellow at S7G9O cts for old, and 70G7S cts for
new. On Tuesday prices were slightly lower and on
Wednesday and Thursday old sold S4S6 cts for white,
S5ss cts for yellow and new ranged at from 60 to 70
SS cts old white and yellow, 57G62 cts. for damp
yellow, 7O76 for dry do, 7Oa75 for white.
and lot of $50 bushels white flint Corn brought Sc
RYE-Rye has been ruled through the week at 75(17S
cts for Maryland, and IS cts for Pennsylvania There
has however been only about 900 bushels received this
week.
OArs-Oats have been in comparatively light supply
this week, the receipts amounting to only about 1900
bushels. They have however been in good demand and
of them have changed hands at from 3S 42 for
closed steady at these figures.
PEAS AND BEANs-New crop Peas and Beans SELL
ing 81 % per bushe 81 1898 per two bushe bag.
SEEDs.-Coverseed during the early part of the week
dull but within the last day two the demand for it
has increased We quote at S55 25 bushel for fair
to prime and note sales in the week of some 800
to 400 bushels within this range Timothy Seed ranges
from 81 81 so, and quote Faxseed steady at 81
per bushel.
OFFERINGS OF GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat bu. Corn bu. Rye bu. Oats .bu.
To oi this EStho time 2ssSS5 1ns3S 7io25
Same time 5S. ,2l4,5S0 4,1S3 696 9Sl56 Ol3,2i7
GUAN0-We still quote the Agents price at $50 per
long ton and that of dealers at s6l62 according guam
tity We quote California Eide Island at $47 so per
long by the importer and $44 per short by the
dealers; Mexican $20a22 per ton according to quail
ity Mexican at $l6 SombrerO at S32 per l)ng ton and
Colombian $3Sd40 per long ton. Manipulated Guano
sells at S47 Whitel0ck & Co.'S, Rhodes and DeBergs
Super Phosphate of Lime and Turner's Excelsior sell
$45 per 1000 lbs The import this week is $50 tons Peru
Wan direct
GINSENG.-There is considerable inquiry for Ginseng,
but it is difficult give reliable quotations for it. An Of
fer of 45 per h. refused few days since for lot
of II 900 lbs.
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags steady at 10 cts for
small nd each for large Sales a moderate