The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-01
Total Wheat Flour. .12 ,4S2
lnether with 2I2 hhls Rve Elnnr Z

Together with 2i3 bbls Rye Flour, and 30 bbls Corn
GRAIN.-For Grain of all descriptions the market
this week has generally been dull and heavy. There has
been large falling off in the receipts the offerings the
Corn Exchange of all varieties amounting to only about
7GGo bushels against bushels last week. but they
nevertheless been fully equal to- if not rather in
of the demand The low sterling and the
difficulty of negotiating bills, have measurably checked
operations foreign account and comparatyey few
purchases have been made this for export We
the clearance since our last of 900 bushels Corn
to Great Britain but there have been no clearances Of
Wheat this week.
WHEAT-The receipts Of Wheat this week have been
light, the offerings amounting to only about As 600 bush
els which is less than one half the amount of last weeks
receipts. The demand has however been limited and not
withstanding the light supply, the market for it has
through the week been dull and heavy Red sold during
the early part of it at from 105112 for fair good
11512O cts fer prime and choice, and white 10511O
cts for common. 12OG125 cts for fair, 130G135 for
good, and 40145 cts for prime and choice lots, but
Wednesday red sold at from 100 to III fair
choice and white at 1000l20 cts for TO fair 12S
G132 cts for good and 135140 cts for prime parcels.
To-day the market dull and heavy again. There
about 5000 bushels received but only part of it
disposed Of Red ranged at from 100 to lis cts for
fair to prime and white sold at 1OGl20 cts for ordinary
to fair 125Gl35 cts for good to prime, and 140Gl42 cts
for fancy lots.
RYE-There have been only a few hundred bushels Of
Rye at market this week 1t has however mostly been
sold at from 65 6S cts for Maryland and 20 to rs
per bushe for Pennsylvania and quote it closing
dull at these figures
CoRN.-Corn has been in very light supply this week.
against 65 week The market for it has
however been dull and heavy and the receipts although
ring the early part of the week at from SO to So cts for
new, and 6O663 cts for old white and yellow, but
Wednesday old yellow sold at 5696o cts and old white
at 57d 81 cts bushel for good prime To-day
yellow sold at cts for new and 5od6O cts for old
and white at 4S55 cts for new and 5S63 cts. for old
and it closed steady at these figures.
OATs-The receipt of Oats have been unusually light
this week the offerings amounting to only about 900
bushels They have however sold through the week at
252S cts for to fair and S035 for good
prime lots.
SEEDs-Durng the early part of the week the market
for Cloverseed was very quiet but within the last
or three days there has been better inquiry for it, and
sales 600 to 500 bushels all at So so per bushe
of GA lbs, 400 bushels owhich sold this
ing. Coverseed may be quoted closing at $3.50 per
S2G225, and FlaXseeG at 81 30C01 40 per busheI.
PEAsE AND BEANs-Black eyed Pease still selling
at 125 cts. for good lots and quote white Beans
ranging from loo to 120 cts. per bushe
OFFERINGS OF GRAIN AT THE CORN EXCHANGE.
Wheat bu. Corn bu. Rye bu. Oats bu.
m This b hs tS259 ssS aso 81 $5 900 s5
Same time so. 253l,7SO 2,7s4,52O 1908 sls,Os3
GUANo.-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 S61(G62 according to quantity Ichaboe
Guaao held at 4S by the importer and $50 by dealers
Johnsons Island at $25G2S, and Bakers and Jar
Wis Islands at SSsa40 We quote California Eide
Island Guano at $40 per long Mexican s2Oa22
at $2S3O per ong ton Nevassa s25 per long by i'm
portes and $2S by Dealers and Columbian at $3S0
long ton Manipulated Guano sells at SAT. Whiteock
Co.'S Rhodes and DeBergs Super Phosphate of Lime and
Baughs bone Phosphate sell at $45 900 bs
Maryland Companys Super Phosphate of Lime at s43.
The imports this week 270 tons NeYassa and $50
from Savanna Key.
GINsENG-There is no Ginseng selling, but we quote
it nominal at 45dy5O cts. per lb
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags continue scarce and we
quote them as before at IA cts for small and 17S cts
Hay AND sTRAW-The stock of Hay here is large.
and the market for it is dull We quote prime baled
Timothy, however, as before at sl4G15 per ton: Rye
Straw is scarce and firm at $4Gl5, but quote Wheat
and Oat do. at ssG1O per ton.
HEMP-Hemp is quiet, but steady at former quota
215 dressed do s95@2OO per ton for Russia and 6
cts per h. for Manila. Jute is selling at SlO0GlO5 per
ton and we quote Russia Yarns at 10Y oil cts perlb
tered Hides are selling at sHG9 cts, and wet Country
slaughtered at 7G1S cts.
HOPS.-We quote Hops at 20G25 cts for old, and 32G
So cts Id. for but there very few selling
IR0NThe Iron trade like nearly every other branch
of business is seriously affected by the political and nan
ca panic and there sales making except supply
the immediate wants of manufacturers The rates how
unchanged and quote Charcoal Iron as before at
s so for Baltimore Forge $25 for Catoctin $50
Wheel, and Anthracite do. at $234 for No. l. S22D23
for No. 2 and s2lG22 for No 8 but for large lots of
Anthracite Iron lower figures would be accepted Scotch
Pig may be quoted at SO ship and S23d2i from the
yards, aud quote Blooms at s4O45 for pudded and
S6062 so ton for best Charcoal Bar Iron may be
quoted at $5560 per ton for English loled $65
70 for refined do, and S60G65 fol- refined American do
Nails still selling at 90d3 per 100 lbs for Cut I'D
and upwards but the demand for them is quite limited
1ND1GO-We still quote Indigo follows, viz: at 195
gl10 cts FOR Benga e5145 cts fol kurpah; 75Ge5 cts
for Madras S5d5O cts. for 20 fair Manilla GOA
lis cts for good to prime do I00110 cts. for Caracas
LEATHER.-There is very little doing in Leather the
sales being principally of retail character Prices
still nominaly as follows City slaughtered at SiGSS cs
Spanish Sole 26G29 cts; City harness Leather black SO
u35 cts Country do. 27G29 cts; Upper in rough hide
$350d5: Calf Skins 55d6s cts. per b. AMI finished do.
S5dl00 cts per ID.
LUMBER.-The market has undergone change the
past few weeks. We continue to quote White Pine.
according to quality, at s13@15 for Culngs s25 for
selects SS5 for common and panel S12G15 for siding,
and Sl5.50dl6 for bstuG Hemlock rails and scant.
ling S1050Cd11, jois SlOG1O5O Hard wood Lumber is
dull We quote Poplar plank at $l6al9; boards Sl4ll
l6 Ash plank s16Gls, and Oak boards $15@1s, ac-
MADDER.-Madder is still quoted at 1oXGIax cts
per ID for ood to prime Dutch ombro, but hear of
sales being made.
MILL FEED.-We quote Mill Feed this week at 14GI5
cts FOR Brown Stuff and 2s cts per bushe for Mddlings
sales making being confined to the actual of
sumers which appear to be very limited. We quote as
follows viz Cuba at 22a24 cts for clayed, and 24926
cts for Muscovado English Island at 2224 cts Porto
Rico at 27G34 cts and old crop New Orleans at 4O945
cts New crop New Orleans Offering to arrive at 40 cs
without finding buyers The stock of Molasses here
day comprises l499 hhds. Cuba 1877 hhds Porto Rico
5s7 punches English Island and 494 bbls New Orleans
NAVAL ST0RES.-There have been sales this week of
about 100 bbls. Spirits Turpenne 80 cts per gallon
and we quote as closing at this figure, but we hear of
nothing doing in other articles We quote Rosin
as before at 40 Pitch at g. and Tar at s225 per bb
OILSOs are very quiet but the rates unchanged,
and we still quote Sperm at l45G150 fall and 1866
alice cts. for winter crude Whale 60G62 cts beached
Patent at 60@6S cts Solar at 6sl7O cts Sea Elephant
at 7075 cts; and Lard at 95G9s per gallon nseed
VII is ana quote ETHEREAL A
46 cts, and Camphene at As cts. Der gallon.
PR0VISI0NS.-There has been more doing in Provi-
sons this week than last but the market has neyerhe
less generally been dull and heavy There is some
arriving but the receipts from the West have as vet
been limited The stock of old Provisions is pretty near
ly exhausted -.
BAcoN.-There has been some movement this week in
Bacon but the market has throughout quite r.
regular The sales most of which have been in small
lots embrace 200 hhds Shoulders and Sides at from
to OK for the former, and IL to II cts for the
latter There large lots of Bacon selling, and it
impossible at this time to give reliable quotations
them.
BULK MEAT.-There is Bulk Meat coming
forward but have heard of transactions in it this
week. We quote Shoulders nominal at 8 cts, and
Sides at 9x10 cts Green Hams from the block sell
ling at from to 81 cts per lb lot Of 900 pieces
sold a day or two since at the latter figure.
BEEF.-There is very little doing in Beef, but quote
baltimore packed steady at sllGl2 for No and $3.50
Ia per Dbl. for Mess.
PoRK-There has been some inquiry this week for
Mess Pork and We have reported sales Of $50 bbls
baltimore packed at SIS, and Of l65 bbls Western at
SIfIo per Dbl mos. Mess closes steady at $l775dlS
per DBL but we have heard of transactions in Prime
or Kump Pork and give quotations for these
descriptions.
LARD-A sale of 100 bbls. Lard made early in