The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-10
Total Wheat Flour,,..24,7SS

City Mills 6,768 i97
Ohio...... S,20
Famlly ..,......,.. Zool
Total Wheat Flour 247ss 1877
Together with 173 bbs Rye Flour, and GS3 bbls. and
S5 half bbs. Corn Meal.
| GRAIN.-The receipts of Grain this week have been
aggregate to only about coo bushels which than
half the amount of last weeks receipts. There has been
been special activity in it. and for all descriptions
prices have been pretty well maintained
WHEAT.-Wheat has been arriving this week rather
sparingy receipts amounting only about 55 900
bushels against 120 900 bushels last week. but the market
fer has been in much the condition during last
week. prime lots having throughout 1t been in active de-
| mand and quite firm, while the common and medium
qualities have been dull and heavy. Red has ruled
through the week at from 100 to 135 cts for ordinary to
strictly prime and white has sold at from lis to l30 cts
for to medium, 135Q14O cts. for fair, 145G15O
good and 15566 cts for prime and fancy lots and
both red and white closes steady these figures. To-
day the low grades of Wheat exceedingly dull and
heavy, but prime parcels were in good demand at full
rates.
CoRN.-There has been considerable decrease this
week in the receipts of Corn the offerings amounting
only about a. 900 bushels against 1000 bushels last
week. The receipts have been almost exclusively of old
Corn very little new having been forward this week
the farmers having very wisely determined to hold it back
until is in better condition The demand for Corn has
been pretty active this week. and since the opening
prices have advanced to cts per bushe White sold
early in the week at 6S673 cts and yellow at 64@6s
cts, but for day past white has been selling
at from 20 to rs cts and yellow at 6S70 cts and both
varieties closed firm to-day at the last named figures.
RYE.-There have been about 1000 bushels Rye at
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for Maryland, and s0dS3 cts for Pennsylvania, the out
side figures being paid however for only two small
| lots.
| OATs.-0ats have through the week been dull and
heavy, although they have been bringing rather better
prices during the last day two than at the opening of
the week There have been about bushels received
and the sales have been made at from 20 to 35 cts for
Virginia and Maryland and 80 to 35 cts for Pennsylva
mia No sales of Oats reported to-day but quote
them at 3O34 cts for Maryland and S235 cts for Penn
| sylvana.
| SEEDs-Ther has been quite an active movement
this week in Ceverseed, the sales amounting in the ag
gregate to 200 to 500 bushels, but it has mostly
been sold within the last two three days. the demand
for during the early of the week being quite mi
ted The sales early in the week were made at S6d6l2x
but prices for it subsequently improved and for two
three days good to prime has been selling at So 25d
$637h and to-day two small lots of strictly prime
brought $3.50 bushe sale of 10 tons was reported
to day to 90 out the market but the terms not
made public. Timothy Seed Is dull at S25OG2 62%, and
quote Faxseed before at 81 40G1 so per bushel
| PEAsE AND BEANs.-There are some crop Pease
and Beans arriving and Pease selling at 251 35
and Beans at 81 25G137h per bushel Old crop Beans
| are selling at 95@l00 cts per bushel.
| OFFERINGS OF GRAIN At TIE CORN EXCHANGE
Wheat bu. Corn bu Rye bu. Oats bu.
Same time $50. 2I53,l79 2,547, ,6O9 s7,7I6 73S, PA
GUANO.-There is very little doing in Guano, the
being We continue to quote the Agents
price for Peruvian Guano at 500 per long ton, and
S OF hed at ss &c @ So BY
Wis Islands at $ss@4o. We quote California or Eide
Island Guano at $40 per long ton; Mexican at S20Z2
per ton according quality Mexican at SIG
porters and s28 by dealers Columbian s3s4O per
long Manipulated Guano sells at s47. Whtelock
Co.'S Rhodes and DeBergs Super Phosphate of Lime and
Baughs bone Phosphate sell at S45 900 lbs,
Maryland Companys Super Phosphate of Lime at s43.
The imports this week are 95S tons Peruvian We note
also import of 450 tons Bone Ash from Montevldeo
| GINSENG.-There is very little doing in Ginseng but
| we quote it steady at 50Gl55 cts. per h.
| GUNNY BAGS-Gunny Bags are scarce and firm at
last weeks quotations, viz IA cts for SMALL and is cts
HAY AND STRAw.-Hay is still in good demand, and
quite firm at sl5Gl6 per ton for prime baed Time
quote Wheat and oat do. at ss(9lO per ton
HEMP-Hemp is steady at our former quotations, viz
S150a65 per for rough American $202l5 for dres
sed do Sl95@2OO per ton for Russia and 6H cts h.
for Manila Jute is selling at $looGl05 ton, and
quote Russia Yarns at 10k all cts. perlb
HIDES-There is nothing doing in foreign Hides. City
slaughtered Hides selling at 9hGl0 cts wet Country
slaughtered at s(aeh cts and dry do at l4al5cts
there some in market but we quote them nominal at
30GG)32 cts. per lb. for
IRONIron is quiet and the market for it is rather
heavy. Prices are however unchanged, and we quote
Charcoal Iron before s7 so for Baltimore Forge s25
for Gatoctn do $50 for No Wheel and Anthracite do at
S2324 for No l, $2223 for No. and $2l22 for No g.
but large lots of Anthracite Iron lower figures would
probably accepted Scotch Pig selling from the yards
at $23G24 and quote Blooms at s40@45 for pudded
and $6066250 per for best Charcoal Bar Iron may
be quoted at s55G6o per for English rolled
s657O refined do. and seO@65 fo refined American
do Nails are in good demand, and they are selling at
INDIGo.-There is but little doing in Indigo, but
still quote it follows viz at 135l70 cts for Bengal
95d1l5 cts fol Kurpah; 75a95 cts for Madras 35G5O
prime do lo091lo for Caracas and 1o5gl35 cts
| lb. for Guatemala.
LEATHER market is unusually dull, and we hear
of transactions this week We still quote City slaugh
tered at 31(l33 cs Country do. at 27G3o cts Rough
Leather, black, 53S5 cts Country do 27G29 cs
Upper in rough hide s35oa5 Calf Skins 55a6s cts
lb., and finished do s5C11OOcts per lb.
LUMBER.-We have cha nge to notice in the market
for Lumber The receipts continue light and the stocks
at former prices, and we stu quote White Pine.
according to quality at $13Gl5 for Cuttings; $25 for
and si55Oal6 for bill stuff Hemlock is wanted, and
good qualities of boards, rails and scantng would
wood Lumber is generally dull OF sale. We quote Poplar
plank at $l6G9; boards $4g16 Ash plank $l6G1S, and
Oak boards s15als, according to quality;
MADDER-We continue to quote Madder at 11Cd12
cts b for ood to prime Dutch Ombro but we hear
of no sales being made.
MILL FEED.-Mill Feed continues in good demand,
and we quote it firm at 6 cts for Brown Stuff and so cts
M0LASSES-There has been very little inquiry this
week for Molasses and the only sale worth reporting that
have heard offs rs puncheons English Island
25 We still quote Cuba at 232i for good cayed
and 262S cts. for Muscovado; English Island at 24d32
cts; Porto Rico at 30G37 cs and New Orleans at 4749
cts per gallon but the quotations are in great degree
NAVAL sToREs.-For Naval Stores the market con-
making at 4 cts gallon and ofcommon Rosin at
$45 per bbl We quote Pitch as before at ST. and Tar at
OILs.-os continue firm but rates are unchanged,
and we still quote Sperm at i45@15o cts for fall, and
beached Patent at 6Oa6s cts Solar at 68(l7o cts;
Sea Elephant at 7O(975 cts; Lard at s5G9s cts; and
Linseed at 62(G65 cts per gallon ETHEREAL Oil selling
at 46GD4S cts, and Camphene at As cts per gallon.
PROVISIoNS--The transactions in Provisions this
week have been light, but the market for them has
throughout been quite steady The stock heres great.
ly reduced and must continue light until the packing
commences There is some inquiry for meats for
English market and contracts for 500 boxes and
bales Long Mddes and Singed Bacon for delivery next
month have been made here recently.
BULK MEAT-A lot of 80, 900 lbs Sides, the last
manning here, sold early in the week private
terms There have been no Shoulders Hams here for
time There being Bulk Meat here We can
give quotations for it.
PoRK-We note sales this week of so bbls Mess Pork
at S975 and loo bbs doat SO so bb and we quote
it closing at the latter figure. There is Prime
Rump Pork here and give quotations for these
varieties The stock of Mess is also very light
BAooN-There has been fair obbins demand for Bacon
this week. and the market for it has throughout it been
have been in small lots add up about 800 hhds at 9Hd
94 for Shoulders and IL a1l1 cts for Sides and
we note sales also OF some zoo to 500 pieces Hams at
hhds Sides at r. so hhds. Shoulders private
and of 5000 lbs. loose city sn~ked Sides deliverable
next week. also on private terms
BEEF.-There is very little doing in Beef, but we still
quote Baltimore packed at s11Gl2 for No and s134
per Dbl for Mess Western Beef can however be bought
at considerably lower rates.
LARD.-The stock of old Lard is almost entirely
haused but City rendered is selling at 12tGl2h cts
and still quote refined at l5al54 cts per lb.
BUTTEE-Butter continues dull; We quote solid
(dl6 cts Roll at 12a15 cts; western Reserve at 11ls
cts New York State of which there is arriving at
per ID. Eggs selling at 15G17 cts, per dozen fol
fresh lots
} CHEESE Cheese is in good supply, but quote il
dull and lower. Western cutting is selling at l0d
10x cts Eastern do at 11G111 cts; Western Englisi
Dairy, 1oH911 cts; and Eas tern do. at 12h@14 cts
| ID.
PLAsTER.-Plaster continues in good supply, and W.
quote steady IS ton at which figure it is selling
quite freely.
POWDER-We have no change to note in the rates TO
Powder and still quote Hazards Dupos and Beat
tys 1926 for blasting and S. for sporting per keg
25 lbs.
PoTATOES.-Potatoes in good supply, and whit
Mercers selling in lots at from go 20 cts per bushel
!, which is decline our last quotations. Onions ma.
r be quoted at s162k@11.75 per Dbl.
RlCE-The demand for Rice this week has been quit
limited There has however been inquiry for II
and we note sales in the week of about $50 erces in lot
at the quotations. which have through the week bee
u - S94S cts Tor good to prime crop. We note tn
l. terces from Charleston.
" RUM New England Rum is selling slowly at 3363
cts, and we quote West India do ranging from 90
l. 125 cts. per gallon.
IS sUGARS.-There has been very little inquiry thi
week for Sugars ahd the market them has through
Q out II been heavy as well as dull The sales far
70 have heard include only 80 hhds Cuba at $712K0
10 rs hhdA, Porto Rico AZ