The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-06
Total Wheat Flour. ..3l.525

Together with l5S bbls Rye Flour. and IL hhds. and
40S bbls Corn Meal.
this week. the offerings at the Corn Exchange OF
the various descriptions amounting to only about 600
bushels The market has exhibited special activity,
but Grain generally the demand throughout the week
has been good Wheat has sold at about last weeks fig
ures but Corn Rye and Oats have all improved in price
WHEAT-There has been less Wheat at market this
week than for several weeks past the receipts amounting
to only about 6sO 900 bushels The demand for it has
through the week been fair without being specially
tive and prices have varied little since the open
ing The market closes however very firm Most of the
Wheat received has changed hands at from 2O to S5 cts
for medium to prime red 120G25 cts for common white
13ODl40 cts for medium to fair do 145@gl5O cts for
good do 155916O cts Tor prime do and 62 65 cts for
fancy lots do.
RTE.-There has been good inquiry for Rye this week
and prices improved There have been about
bushels market all of which has been sold at from
70 70 cts for Maryland and so to S5 cts for Pennsy
vana. Maryland closes to-day steady at 7273 cts and
CoRN-The receipts of Corn this week exceed
those of last but they have nevertheless been light
the offerings amounting to only about 80 900 bushels The
demand for it has been good throughout the week. and
prices have advanced some 10 3 cts. per bushel Ye
70 cts but for day past Corn has been selling at
65G6s cts for Mixed 6SG72 cts for yellow, and 7o975
cts for white.
OArs-oas have been in fair supply again this week.
the receipts adding up about II 900 bushels The demand
for them has been brisk and since the opening prices
have improved The sales early the week made
at from 80 35 cs but day past they have
been selling from "a to Al cts for good to prime lots
and they close firm at these figures.
SEEDs.-There has been considerable activity this
week in Grass Seeds, and note decidedly hrmer feel
ing them OF Coverseed there have been 600 to
700 bushels sold at s5756 and quote closing
steady and firm at the latter figure For Timothy Seed
there has also been good inquiry and we note sales of
300 to 400 bushels at the quotations. which are
s275G3 per bushe Flaxseed may be quoted this week
at 81 .40d1 80 per bushel
Wheat bu. Corn bu. Rye bu. Oats bu
This week.. 1882 35,45S 2276 1880 656
same l's time So aSS2s9 2slo7io % 7s4o slsSs
GUANO.-The demand continues very brisk without
for Peruvian Guano at $50 per long tom and that
dealers $61d62 according to quantity Ichaboe Guaao
held at s4s by the importer and $50 by dealers,
Wis Islands at sSs@40 We quote California Eide
Island Guano at $40 per long TOM Mexican at s2oG22
per ton according quality Mexican at $16, Sombrero
$2S30 per long Nevassa at 25 long ton by i'm
porter and s2s by Dealers and Columbian at $3s40
long ton. Manipulated Guano sells at SAT. Whtelock
Co.'S Rhodes DeBergs Super Phosphate of Lime and
Baughs bone Phosphate sell at s45 900 and
Maryland Companys Super Phosphate of Lime at S43.
The imports this week 3Oe5 tons Peruvian, and 800
| GINSENG.-We continue to quote Ginseng at 4oG45
cts per Ib hear of transactions in it this week.
| GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags are unchanged in price,
and still quote them at II cts for SMALL and Is cts
| GAY AND STRAW.-Hay has advanced, and we quote
this week at sl6d17 per ton for prime baed Timothy
SIS for Rye s910 for Oat, and SS9 ton for Wheat
HEMP-Hemp is steady at ovr former quotations, viz;
S15o65 ton for rough Amerean S2l02l5 for dres-
sed do $l95@2O0 per ton for Russia and 6k cts b
for Manila. Jute is selling sOodlo5 per ton and
|
HOPS-There is nothing doing in Hops here, but they
selling in New York at 129S for DID, and 2632
cts. per lb. for new crop.
| HIDES.-There have been transactions in foreign
Hides this week City slaughtered Hides selling
a110 cts, wet Country slaughtered at 9G9X cts and
| dry do at 141l5 cts.
iRON-Iron continues in fair request but the market
exhibits special activity. American Pig quoted
day following rates. viz: S27 for Baltimore Char
coal Forge $50 for Charcoal No Wheel S23G24 for No
Anthracite $22G23 for No. do, and S21G22 per
for No. do but for large lots of Anehrace Iron lower
figures would be accepted We note sales this week in
lots of about 500 tons and No. Anthracite
the quotations Scotch Pig is still selling from ship
s23 and from the yards at s 5025 and quote Blooms
at $4O45 for pudded and $60G625 SO per ton for best
Charcoal Iron may be quoted at s556o per ton for
common English rolled SOS @70 for refined do and $50
G65 oi refined American do Nails are in quite active
demand There are selling at So 100 lbs for Cut 4d
and upwards and proportionate rates for extra sizes
INDIGO-We still quote Indigo as follows viz: 1859
ITO cts for Bengal s5145 cts. fol Kurpah 75s5 cts
for Madras 3550 cts for 70 fair Manila; GOO
lis cts for good to prime do 1OO9lO cts Tor Caracas
and 105Cdl135 cts. per lb. for Guatemala
l LEATHER.-The market continues very quiet. We
still quote City slaughtered at 3133 cts Country do at
27G30 cs Rough Skirtng 27929 cts Spanish Sole ESQ
80 cts City harness Leather, black 34S7 cts Country
do. 2729 cts Upper in rough hide $360g5; Cali Skins
65G6s cts per h. and finished do. 65(9100 cts per ID
LUMBER,-The receipts Of Lumber during the past