The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-17
Total Wheat Flour. %, S28 48g

Together with 32S bb Rye Flour, and 367 bbls Corn
Meal.
GRAIN.-The receipts of Grain this week somewhat
exceed those last but they have nevertheless
large the offerings at the Corn Exchange of all descrip
tions amounting only about 147 900 bushels During
the early part of the week Grain generally active
and quite firm but for days past the market for it
Grain keeps up and note the clearance from this port
this week 600 bushels Corn and 20 900 bushels Wheat
to Liverpool and 1000 bushels Wheat to Halifax.
WHEAT.-Wheat has been in rather better supply this
week than last the receipts amounting to about S5 900
bushels which of about 80 0G0 bushels
those OF last The demand at the opening of the week
active particularly for the better grades and prime
reds which wanted for export brought advance
but within the last two three days the demand has
slackened materially and for all descriptions prices
given way Red sold early in the week at 130Gl40
for good fair to prime and for lot of choice Zimmerman
43 cts was paid and white ranged at from l30 to 140 cts
for medium, 145l55 cts for fair to good and 100 to les
for prime and choice lots but for day past red
has been selling at from 120 135 cts for fair prime
and white at l0G115 cts. for common, 12Ol30
medium, 135Gli0 cts. for fair 145G155 cts for good to
prime aud l6u cts for fancy parcels The market closes
RYEWfhe%Te ere have been about 2 euu bushels nye q, ,
ket this week but it has mostly changed hands at from
rs cts down 20 for Maryland and so rs
Pennsylvania. We quote Maryland to-day at 70G72 cts,
and Pennsylvania at IS cts. per bushel.
CORN.-Con has through the greater part of the week
exhibited considerable rmness There have been about
40 900 bushels at market and most of the lots of old
ceived previous to today have been sold at O2 cts for
yellow, and from Y to II cts for white New Corn of
which there have been arrivals this week has been
selling at from 48 to 55 cts for white and 55d62 for yel
low in fair Order but white hominy Corn has been
selling at 70G75 cts per bushe To-day Corn was very
dull particularly old white and for all descriptions prices
lower than yesterday Some sales of old yellow
were made at 6aa cts but nothing was done so far as
buyers were only offering 65(d70 cts. for it.
0ATs.-Oats have been in fair supply this week the
ceps amounting to about 600 bushels but the market
them has throughout the week been rather dull The
greater part OF the receipts have however been sold at
from so to 50 cts. for Maryland and Pennsylvania We
quote Maryland Oats to-day at 3033 cts, Pennsyl
yania do. at 80 2l335 cts per bushel.
SEEDs-There has been quite an active movement
bushels one-half of which amount was sold to-day The
sales have been made at from S5S7x to 612h for old
and inferior new and So 25@D650 bushel for good
to prime and we quote good to prime as closing
to-day firm at the figures named above. In addion to
the sales noted above we have heard of sale this week
terms. Timothy seed is dull at So 252 SO, and quote
FlaXseed as before at 81 14od1 so per bushel.
OFFERINGS OF GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat bu. Corn bu, Rye bu. Oats bu.
This week.. S4,3l1 1918 2262 19,6O9
To this time. 2,346,7u 2,4423sS S2S5s S76,S77
Same time so: 2,5oO,9H 2,6l9673 SS,Sl4 75S,76o
GUANO-There is very little doing in Guano, the
being We continue to quote the Agents
price for Peruvian Guano at $50 per long ton, and
that of dealers $6lG62 according to quantity. Ichaboe
GUaao is held at SiS by the importer and $50 by dealers
Johnson's Island at S25d2S and Bakers and Jar
Island Guano at $40 per long tom Mexican at S2022
per according to quality Mexican at Sl6 Sombrero
at $30 per Ong ton Nevassa at $25 long ton by i'm
porters and 2S by Dealers and Columbian at s3s4o
long ton. Manipulated Guano sells at SAT. Whiteock
Co.'S Rhodes and DeBerg Super Phosphate of Lime and
Baughs raw bone Phosphate sell at Si5 lb and
Maryland Companys Super Phosphate Of Lime at $40
The imports this week $50 Mexican and 800
Bone Ash from Montevldeo.
GINSENG.-We quote Ginseng before at 50il55 cts
per h., but there is very little arriving, and hear
no sales.
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags continue scarce and ",
quote them as before at IA cts for small and 1TGs cts
each for large.
HAY AND STRAw.-The stock of Hay here is large
and the market for it is dull. We quote prime balet
Tincthy, however at Sl4015 per ton at which figures
sales to moderate extent making. Rye Straw il
and firm at sl49l6, but we quote Wheat and Ga
do. at ssl110 per ton.
HEMP.-Hemp is quiet, but steady at former quota
uons, viz Sl50165 per ton for rough American $2l0a
25 for dressed do si95G200 per ton for Russia; and
cts. per lb for Manila. Jute is selling at SlO0Gl05 PEI
ton and quote Russia Yarns at 10k all cts perb.
HIDES-There have been no foreign Hides selling th
week. City slaughtered Hides selling at 9HGl0 cts.
wet Country slaughtered at 9G94 cts. and dry do a
14G9l5 cts.
HOPS-There is very little doing in Hops here, al
though there some in market but quote them
before at 30(d32 cts. per ID. for new.
IRON.-There is but little inquiry for Iron and hav
heard of no sales of moment being made this week. W
have however change to note in the rates. and quot
Charcoal Iron as before at s2 so for Baltimore Forge 81
for Catoctn do $50 for No Wheel and Anthracite do
S23624 for No l. s2S for No. 2, and S2l22 for No.
but for large lots of Anthracite Iron lower figures wou
probably accepted Scotch Pig selling the yard
at S2324, and quote Blooms at s4045 for puddled
and S6062 so per ton for best Charcoal Bar Iron
be quoted at s55a6o per ton for common English lollet
s6570 for refined do, and S60665 fo refined American
do. Nails are in fair demand, and they selling a
| $2:9od3 per 100 lbs. for Cut ID and upwards.
INDIG0.-We still quote Indigo follows, viz: at Is
l7o cts for Bengal 95G145 cts. fol Kurpah 1895 cts
for Madras; 3550 cts for common 20 fair Manila; COG
lis cts for good to prime do l00Gl10 cts for Caracas
| and 1O5Gy135 cts. per h. for Guatemala.
| LEATHER.-The market continues very fiat, and W
are without any transactions to notice. Prices may
| regarded almost nominal, as follows: City slaugh
tered at 3ll33 cts; Country at 2720 cts: Roug
Leather, black, 3335 cts Country do. 27G29
Upper in rough hide $350G5 Calf Skins 55G6S cts pc
| h. and finished do. 85G100 cts. per lb.
| LUMBER.-The Lumber market is still without an
material change to notice. the receipts and stocks bot
continuing light The demand is moderate at forme
prices. We still quote White Pine. according quality
at s13G15 for Cuttings S25 for Selects $35 for commo
and panel; Sl21l5 for siding, and S15.500l6 for bi
stuff Hemlock is wanted, and good qualities of boar2
lock joist $l0dl050. Hard wood Lumber is general
dull of sale. We quote Poplar plank at S16d19 board
sl4gio; Ash plank Sl6Gls and Oak boards $l5G1
| according to quality.
MADDER.-we quote Madder at 1OX@12X cts per II
for ood to prime Dutch 0mbro but hear of sale
MILL FEED.-Mr Feed continues in good demand
and we quote it steady at 1697 Brown Stuff
! 2S(G31 cts. per bushel for Middlngs
| MOLASSES.-There has been very little inquiry th
week for Molasses, and far have heard nohin
whatever has been done it, We stil quote Cuba at
(d24 cts for good cayed, and 262s cts for Muscovad
English Island at 24d32 cs Porto Rico at 30G37 cts
and New Orleans at 47d49 cts per gallon, but in the
scence OF transactions the quotations are altogether nom
| NAVAL STORES.-For Naval Stores the market COZ
tinues quiet Some sales of Spirits Turpenne are how
ever making at Al cts per gallon and ofcommon Rosn
s45 Dbl We quote Pitch as before at s2 and Tar
| $3.50 per barrel
| oILS.-Os continue firm, but the rates unchanged
and we still quote Sperm at 145d150 cts. for fall an
| l55Gl6o cts for winter; crude Whale at 60G62 cts
bleached Patent at 6066S cts. Solar at 6sal70 cts
Sea Elephant at 7o@75 cts; Lard at e5C99s cts. an
linseed at 62665 cts per gallon. ETHEREAL Oil is sen
| at 46Gl4S cts and CamDhene at As cts gallon.
PKUVISI0NS.-The Provision market this week ha
been dull and very heavy. The trade here buying
| thing whatever and the difficulty of making coectsI
South checks transactions in that quarter Some of tn
obbers are however still filling Southern orders, trusn
that their customers will remit as usual
| BAcoN.-Bacon sold early In the week at 9R cts. TO
Shoulders and cts for Sides but it has been sellin
for some days past in small lots at OK cts for Shoulder
and cts for Sides and closes dull at these figures
The sales OF Bacon this week embrace 100 to $50 hhds
BULK MEAT-The stock of Bulk Meat here is entirel
exhausted and therefore unable to give any qut
| tations for it.
BEEP.-There is very little demand for Beef, but W
quote Baltimore packed steady at sll@12 for No an