The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-03

Total Wheat Flour. 29914 113
Together with 3l5 bbls Rye Flour and 2i6 hhds Corn
Meal.
GRAIN-The receipts of Grain this week although not
heavy considerably in Of those of last the
offerings at the Corn Exchange of the various descriptions
amounting 900 bushels against los bush
els last week The market for Grain generally has
hibited but little animation, and with the exception of
better descriptions of Wheat the prices for which
have been fully maintained all varieties have fallen off
slightly in price. The foreign demand for Grain keeps
up pretty WELL and note the shipment this week of
10000 bushels Wheat and 5000 bushels Corn to Liver
pool.
WHEAT.-Wheat has been arriving freely this
week than for some weeks past and the receipts add
about 100 900 bushels which is than double the
amount of last weeks receipts. For prime parcels the
market has through the week been active and firm but
the low and medium grades have generally been dull and
heavy but there has been no material variation in the
prices of any description since the opening Red has sold
generally at from 116 to l20 cts for common 1250I3O
cts for fair good 135G13s for prime and choice
and white at 120G125 cts for common, 135145 cts for
l65 for choice lots Wheat in better demand
frmer than has been for days past and the
principally for export at 25al32 cts for fair to good
red 136Gl3S cts for prime do. 35Gl4O cts for medium
white l45Gl55 cts for fair to good do l6OGlG2 cts for
prime do, and 1656166 cts. for choice do.
RYE.-There have been about 200 bushels Rye at
ket this week and most of it has changed hands at 70q
and we quote these as the rates for it to-day.
CoRN.-Corn has been in better supply this week than
for time past the receipts amounting 10 about rs
bushels against 900 bushels last week The opening
sales made at 6769 cts for yellow, 69G70 cts
mixed, and 72GT5 cts. for white but for day two
past yellow has been selling at 60G63 cts for fly cut 65
6S cts for sound and white at 665 for fly cut and
7oG73 for sound New Corn of which there is
siderable arriving, is selling generally at from 40 to so
cents, although occasional sales of comparatively
dry parcels are making at 55@57 cts. Most of the lots
coming forward are, hewever in very bad condition. and
there is, in consequence, little demand for it.
there likely to be until it becomes dryer. Farmers
in proper condition for shipment.
oATs.-0ats have been in good supply this week the
receipts amounting to about 33 900 bushels They have
dali
They sold early in the at 31G33 for Maryland
and Virginia. and 3536 for Pennsylvania, but
day good Maryland and Virginia Oats sold at 2930
per bushe
OFFERINGS OF GRAIN AT TIE CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat bu. Corn bu. Rye bu. Oats bu
To ii this i:. time. 22o7S7o 2ss86ii s27SS slo75i
Same time $50. ls6 2,4s5,977 S6,43S .203
SEEDS-CIoverseed has been quite active again this
week but there has been rather Offering and prices
for it have in fallen off slightly Prices for
it have ranged at from SO to s637A but the sales have
chiefly been made at S612A@6 25, and quote it as
closing oday steady at these figures for good prime
The transactions this week embrace nearly 900 bushels
We quote Timothy Seed at $250G$3 and Flaxseed at
81. .40dI1. so per bushei.
PEAsE AND BEANs-There are some crop Pease
and Beans arriving, and Pease selling at 81 25l S.
and Beans at 81 l25G137h per bushel Old crop Beans
! are selling at 95@l00 cts. per bushel.
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 $6162 according quantity. Ichaboe
Guaao held at s4S by the importer $50 by Dealers
Johnsons Island at s25@2S, and Bakers and Jar,
Wis Islands s3sa4o We quote California or Eide
Island Guano at $40 per long ton; Mexican at s2022
per ton, according quality, Mexican at $6, Sombrero
at $S30 per ong ton Nevassa at S25 long ton by
and s2s by dealers and Columbian at s34O per
long ton. Manipulated Guano sells SAT. Whiteock
Co.'S Rhodes and DeBergs Super Phosphate of Lime and
Baughs raw bone Phosphate sell at s45 and
Maryland Company's Super Phosphate of Lime s43.
The imports this week 230 Nevassa Pc
| ruvian, and 200 tons Mexican
| GINSENG.-There is Ginseng selling so far as we
are advised but we quote it nominal at 4555 cts h.
| GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags 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
thy Rye Straw is selling SIG, and again quote
Wheat and Oat do. at sSdl1O per ton.
HEMP-Hemp is steady at ovr former quotations, viz:
Sl50dl65 per ton for rough American S2025 for dres
sed do $l9520O per ton for Russia and 6H cts per lb
for Manila ue is selling at slOo@lO5 per ton, and
| quote Russia Yarns at 10Y all cts per lb
HIDEs.-There some few foreign Hides here bu
without any transactions to report this
slaughtered Hides selling at 9Kd0 cts Country
slaughtered at 9d9H cts and dry do. at l4(d15 cts.
HoPS.-There is nothing doing in Hops here although
there are some in market, but quote them nominal
IRON,-Iron is quiet and the market for it is rathe
heavy. Prices are however unchanged, and quot
for atoctn do $50 for No Wheel and Anthracite do
$23924 for No $2223 for No 2 and $2l22 for No.
but for large lots of Anthracite Iron lower figures wou
probably be accepted Scotch Pig is selling from the yard
at $2324, and quote Blooms at s40d45 for puddled
and s60a625O per ton for best Charcoal Bar Iron ma
be quoted at s55d60 per ton for English rolled
s6570 for refined do, and $60@65 foI refined America
do. Nails are in good demand, and they selling a
$2.90G3 per 100 lbs. for Cut 4d., and upwards.
INDIGo.-There is but little doing in Indigo, but W
still quote follows, viz: at 135Gl70 Bengal
956145 cts foi Kurpah; 75Ge5 cts for Madras 35CG5
for 20 fair Manila; 6OGll5 cts for good
prime do; loOG1locs for Caracas and 1o5d135 cts pc
| LEATHER-There are some few Eastern BUYERS her,
but the transactions have been very limited We sti
quote City at 81 33 cts; Country do.a 27a
City harness Leather, black, 33iS5 cts Country do
29 cts Upper in rough hide So. .5O5 Calf Skins 55(
60 cts. per h., and finished do S5(ll00 cts. per lb
LUMBER.-The receipts continue light and the stock
are not large. There is moderate demand existin
loTmer and we sa s G quote White .o Pin
selects; S35 for common and pane Sl2Gl5 for sidnl
and sl55odl6 for bill stuff. Hemlock is wanted, an
good qualities of boards rails and scantling would
mand $l0.50411 and Hemlock joist $10Gl050. Hare
wood Lumber generally dull sale. We quote Poplt
plank at sl6dl9; boards s14dle; Ash plank S16ds an
Oak boards s15@1s according to quality.
MADDER-we continue to quote Madder at Hal
cts per H. for ood to prime Dutch ombro but hea
, MILL FEED.-M Feed continues in good deman,
| per bushel for Middlings
| MOLASSES-There has been very little ipouiry tn
week Molasses and we have heard of no sales wort
reporting. We quote it however as follows Cuba
23dN cts for good cayed, and 2628 cts for Muscoyad
English Island at 24GS2 cts; Porto Rico 3O37 cts
and New Orleans at 47(a49 cts We the import tn
week of 162 puncheons and 21 erces St Lucia
73 hhds from Porto Rico The stock here st ips
embraced $500 hhds Cuba, 1877 hhds. Porto Rico 81
puncheons English Island and 494 bbls New Orleans
: NAVAL SToRES.-There has been very little done
Naval Stores this week, but have change
the them and still quote Spirits TurpentiI
at 41d42 cts per gallon; common Rosin at ST 40l A
X Pitch at 81, and Tar at $3.50 per barrel.
0ILS.-Os continue firm, but the rates lnchange
and still quote Sperm at 145l50 cts. for fall
155(d169 cts. for winter; crude Whale at 60l162 cts
bfeached Patent at 6096S cts. Solar at 6st970 ct:
Sea Elephant at 70975 cts; Lard at e5Ges cts; al
Linseed at 6265 per gallon. ETHEREAL Oil is seliI
! | at 46d4S cts, and Camphene at 40 cts per gallon.
PRoVISI0NS.-Thereh has been fair degree of activi
this week in Bacon but comparatively little has be-
l. | Provisions.
! varieties the market has however through the wee
0 been tolerably firm.
BAcoN-The sales OF Bacon include about
J. hhds. Shoulders at 9Ade% cts; 60 hhds Sides at IL
cts 1io hhds do at IL cts 125 hhds do. at II ct
!, and about 900 pieces Hams at from Is to IAN Ct
d Shoulders close to-day steady at 9k@9& cts Sides
1!SGll& cts; and we quote Hams ranging from IL
Z | IAN cts,
in Rnlk Maat ao far n. - @ Is 10y L.s Z. T. nj