The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-24

Total Wheat Flour. 634 300
Together with 3ll bbls Rye Flour and 80 hhds, and
III bbls. Corn Meal.
GRAINThere has been pretty large receipt of Grain
at market this week. the offerings Of the various descrip
toms at the Corn Exchange amounting to about 200 600
bushels against 147 900 bushels last week The market
ot it has however through the week been and heavy
and in the leading descriptions there has been large
cline The exports continue to be large the shipments
from this port this embracing some 35 900 bushels
Corn, and about 81 900 bushels Wheat.
Wharf.-The offerings of Wheat this week amount to
about $4,000 bushels, than half which amount
received Monday Most of the received have
been taken but the market has throughout week
ase prices since Ihe cose OF our last weekly re-
view of 10 to Is cts per bushe AT the opening of the
at i2oso cts for medium to az and i4o155 cts for
good to choice but prices gave way and on
red sold at from 100 to lis for fair prime and white
at 909l0O cts for common 1152O for fair 125Gl3O
nrmer again and prices mproyed 1Ie
the sales being made at 105lls to prime red
good do, 40l45 cts for prime $50 cts for fancy
lots do and to-day both red and white firm at these
figures.
RYE.-The receipts of Rye this week amount to only
about 900 bushels 1t sold at the opening 72G74
for Maryland and so cts for Pennsylvania, but Mary
land sold day two since at 6S cts,, and Pennsylvania
at rs cts, and quote these the for both de-
scrptons to-day.
CoRN-The receipts of Corn this week considerably ex
ceed those of last the offerings amounting about 900
bushels but the market for it has through the week been
dull and since the opening prices have declined materi.
ally New sold at the opening of the week from so to
62 cts for white and old at 690 cts white and vel
low but prices subsequently declined some days
past old has been selling at 55 inferior 6OGG3
cts for good to prime lots of both white and yellow and
for new do prices have ranged at from 40 to so To-day
there was fair inquiry for Corn, and of of
old white and yellow offered were sold at 6O63 and
wequoe it as closing steady and firm at these figures
oATs-oats have been arriving this week quite freely
the receipts amounting to nearly 10000 bushels There
has however been good inquiry for them, and prices
have been pretty well sustained Most lots received
have changed hands at from % to SO cts for Virginia and
Maryland, and SO to SO cts for Pennsylvania and we
quote them closing at these figures.
PEASE AND BEANs.-Back eyed Pease are selling at
10 cs and we quote white Beans ranging from 100
120 cts. per bushe
SEEDs-Coverseed has declined since last FRIDAY ION
which day it sold at Sc fully rs per bushel
The transactions in it have however been quite limited
Some 500 to 600 bushels sold early in the week at
from S55 to S6l2H but for two three days past moth
ing has been done in it far have We quote
it to-day however nominal at s550@575 per bushe for
ceips are also limited We quote Timothy Seed at 500
$3.50, and Faxseed at 81 3OG1 40 per bushel but we
hear of no sales of either article.
OFFERINGS OF GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE.
tn This th!v h. 9i5sG 49, st55s 1889 sss
Same time 5s. 2,41O,722 2,7O25O4 s9,e63 O,4OS
GUAN0.-There is very little doing in Guano, the
season being over. We continue to quote the Agents
price for Peruvian Guano at $50 per long ton, and
that of dealers $61@62 according to quantity Ichaboe
Guaao is held at siS by the importer $50 by dealers
Wis Islands at s3sa4o. We quote California or Eide
Island Guano at $40 per long tom Mexican at s2OG22
per ton according to quality Mexican at s6 Sombrero
porters and SS by Dealers Columbian at s3s0 per
long ton Manipulated Guano sells at SAT. Whiteock
Co.'S Rhodes and DeBergs Super Phosphate of Lime and
Baughs bone Phosphate sell S45 per 900 lbs and
Maryland Companys Super Phosphate of Lime at s43
The imports this $50 tons from Neyassa and 17
tons from Bird Island.
G1NSENG.-We quote Ginseng as before at 5OCa55 cts
per b. but there is very little arriving and hear
sales.
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags continue scarce and we
quote them as before at IA cts for small and 17gis
HAY AND STRAW.-The stock of HAY here is large
and the market for it is dull We quote prime baed
Timothy however at sl4gl5 per ton at which figures
scarce and firm at sl49l5, but quote Wheat and Oa
do. at SS(d)l0 per ton
HEMP.-Hemp is quiet but steady at our former quota
ons, viz: S50G165 per ton for rough American s2lO0
2l5 for dressed do Sl9592OO per ton for Russia 6
ton and we quote Russia Yarns at cts per- b
HIDES-There is nothing doing in foreign Hides. City
slaughtered Hides are selling at sH9 cts wet Country
slaughtered at 9d9E cts. and dry do at lIG15 cts
HOPS.-We quote Hops at 20d25 cts. for old and 32G
35 cts per lb. for new, but there very selling
lRON-The Iron trade like nearly everything else is
almost at stand STILL in consequence of the unsettled
state of financial affairs We have however no change to
note in the rates. and quote Charcoal Iron
s27 so for Baltimore Forge S25 for do $50 for
No Wheel, and Anthracite do at S23024 for No s22G
Iron figures would probably accepted
We note sale this week Of $50 tons Scotch Pig ex ship
at SO ton mos Blooms still held S4045 for
puddled and $6O62 so ton for best Charcoal
hear of sales being made. Bar Iron may quoted at
S5560 ton for English rolled s6570 for
lined do, and S60d65 fol refined American do. Nails
still selling S2903 per 100 lbs for Cut 4d and up
wards but the demand for them quite limited We note
the import here this week of cargo 964 Railroad
Iron from Cardiff, Wales.
INDIGO-We still quote Indigo follows viz: at 135
170 cts for Bengal; 95dl45 cts fo Kurpah: 75e5 eta
for Madras 35G5O cts for common 20 fair Manila GOA
lis cts for good to prime do 100I1O for
and 105dl35 cts. per lb. for Guatemala.
LEATHER.-The market is very nanimate and W,
hear of nothing doing. Prices still nominay as fol
lows City slaughtered at 3ldS3 cs Country do at 2d
/ Mote Cr,rt
cts City harness Leather, black 3335 cts Country do
27G29 cs Upper in rough hide $35O5: Calf Skins 55d
os cts per h.. and finished do. s5l10O cts per lb
LUMBER.-We are still without any material change
70 NOTICE. The demand is moderate at former prices
and the receipts and stocks are light We con
tinue to quote White Pine, according to quality
at sls@5 for Cuttings s25 for selects sS5 for
and panel; sl29l5 for siding, and s155OI6 for bill
stuff Hemlock is wanted good qualities of boarls
rails and scantng would command slo 5OGIl and Hem
lock joist $loglo So Hard wood Lumber is generally
Sl4G!6; ASH plank $l6,d1s, and Oak boards S150lS
| according to quality.
MADDER.-Madder is still quoted at 1Oxa1ax cts
per lb for ood to prime Dutch Ombro but hear of NJ
/ sales being made.
MILL FEED.-We quote Mill Feed this week at Is cts
for Brown Stuff and % cts. per bushe for Mddlings
| M0LASSES.-There has been hardly any inquiry TO
Molasses this week. and have heard of no sales wortl
and 24G2S cts. for Muscovado; English Island at 24G2
cts. Porto Rico at 27935 cts; and New Orleans at 40d
43 cts gallon but in the absence of transactions tn
| quotations altogether nominal
| NAVAL STORES.-We have reported this week sale
of about 900 bbs. Rosin for export pc
bbl of 80 lbs and also sales of small lot
Spirits Turpentne at 3994 cts, which is decline
cts per gallon last weeks rates, and quote it
closing dull at the inside figure Pitch is still quoted
| 81, and Tar at 81 25 per bbl
olLS-Oils very quiet but the rates unchanged
except for Linseed OIL which is lower, and still quot
Sperm at l459l5O cts for fall, and 15516e cts for win
ter crude Whale at 60G62 cs. beached Patent at 60G6
Gus solar at 6S970 cts; Sea Elephant at 70975
ana Lard at e5G9S cts per gallon Lnseed Oil is selling
az % cts, and we quote ETHEREAL Oil at 4446 cts,
ealpnene at 40 cts. Der gallon.
| fhoVlSlONS.-There has been very little done thi
week Provisions and for all descriptions the marke
mas been very heavy. The operations hav
peen Princpay in Bacon and the sales of this artic
nave been exclusively in small lots.
6AcoN.-The sales Of Bacon this week add up abou