The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-11

HOWARD STREET FLoUn.The transactions in Flour
this week have been chiefly in this description and the
sales include 400 bbls Super S5 S7H 500 bbls do
mostly chice brands, at $780, 100 bbls Extra Sc
Extra at s5s7S per b6i B6 'DAS SOON @''O anu
OHIO FLoUR.-There is very little Ohio Flour coming
nothing doing in it this week. We quote Super to-day
nominal at s5.37K@5.5o, and Extra at s5.S7xG6 per
CITY MILLS FLoUR-There has been some inquiry for
City Mills Flour this week. and have reported sales
about 500 bbs Super at s52 bbl, at which figure
it closes steady to-day We quote Extra before at
brands.
FAMILY FLoUR.-Famiy Flour continues in good de.
mand and quite firm Welch's Family is still selling
S. and we quote the Patapsco Reservoir Silver Spring
and Ashland brands at $50 per Dbl. Ohio and How
ard Street Family may be quoted at Sc so per Dbl
RYE FLoUR.-There is but little doing in Rye Flour
"a Faup per @ GT
from 81 25 to So 100 lbs, but there is comparatively
little doing in it.
week at 62H 9375 for Baltimore, and 81 per bb for
Brandywine but we have had no sales reported. We
note the export this week to the West Indies of bbs
GRAiN-Grain has been in very light supply this
week the receipts of all descriptions amounting only
ABOUT bushels For Wheat the demand through
the week been brisk and the market firm but other va
retes of Grain have been dull although in consequence
tanned.
WHEAT.-Wheat has been coming forward quite spar.
lngy this week and the receipts amount in the aggregate
to only about 10000 bushels There has, however
throughout the week been good demand it. and ali
the lots offered have changed hands at from 1875
for red and l35 to $50 cts for white To-day the receipts
were larger than any previous day this week
ferings amounting to about 5000 bushels Common
Wheats were dull and heavy but prime lots de-
mand and quite firm. Reds sold 12SG130 for good
but for lot of prime higher figure offered Some
common whites sold at 1250130 cts, good to
prime do brought l4Odl45 cts, and quote choice do
as before at $50 cts.
RYE-There have been only about 600 bushels Rye at
market this week, but it has mostly sold at S5sS
cts We quote Rye to-day IS for Maryland and ss
GG90 cts for Pennsylvania
CoRN.-The receipts of Corn this week have been only
about 20o0 bushels, which is about one-half the
amount of last weeks receipts The market for it
has however been dull and the receipts although light
have been equal to the demand White has sold gene
rally at 7072 cts for good dry lots and yellow at 6SG
20 cts measure and 7274 cts per bushel weight Some
600 bushels white homny Corn sold yesterday so cts
per bushel To-day white sold at from 65 ~ cts
yellow at ooG7O cts measure, and 72d73 cts. weight
The receipts to-day were about IA 900 bushels.
oATs-There have been about 10, 900 bushels Oats re-
ceived this week and they have mostly changed hands
at from Al to A cts for Maryland and 44I46 cts for
Pennsylvania the outside figures being however only
obtained for retail lots We quote Oats to-day al
(G43 cts for Maryland and 43d45 cts. for Pennsyva-
uia.
SEEDsThere has been considerable activity in Clover.
seed again this week. the sales adding up about 700
bushels lot of 60 bushels ordinary Seed sold early in
the week at $4s7H but the remaining sales were all
made at from S. to $525 per bushe the latter figure be-
ing paid for few lots of strictly prime quality Clover
seed closes to-day steady at $5G512k for good prime
lots Timothy Seed is now bringing S3G3.1 but we
still quote Flaxseed at 81 35d1.40 per bushe
The following are the inspections of Flour and Meal