The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-16

Total Wheat Flour. 204 800
Together with 276 bbls Rye Flour and 1853 bbIs and
II half bbls Corn Meal.
FlSH.-The Fish market continues in the same de
pressed and unsettled condition that has done for
months past and We learn that with the exception of
few sales from store there is nothing of Importance do
ing We reduce quotations from the wharf, which
are now S. 25 to S. so for medium No MackereE Sc
to so for No Us; 81 so for small No 3s and $3.50 for
large No. 3's Herrngs dull and may be quoted at
$22525 so for Eastern Magdaen g. 50d275 for prime
Halifax; and $425450 for LabradOrs Hake steady
at Sl752 and Goldfish at S3G3 per 100 lbs There is
nothing doing in Alewives, and give quota
ton for them. From store sales making at slight
advance on the above rates.
GRAIN.-The offerings of Grain at the Corn Exchange
this week light and footed up only 800 bushels
Wheat has been in very active request from both shippers
and mers but the supply of the choice grades at market
was light and by means equal to the demand This de-
scrpon was quite buoyant in price, while the low grades
which in fair receipt, dull and dropping. Corn
has been coming forward freely than any other de-
scrpton of Gran and until the close of the week prices
ruled very firm The demand from the South falling off,
and the low rates ruling at the East caused prices de-
cline here from to cts. bushel Oats steady,
although there was no very actye demand for them but
the receipts not in of the demand Rye has
ruled at about the closing rates of last Friday.
WHEATThe total offerings for the week footed up only
$4,000 bush There was quite brisk milling demand for
the chocer grades Of Wheat and as the receipts
small prices ruled quite buoyant while medium qualities
in fair supply and dull of sale Nearly ali of the
offerings changed hands at 123l25 for fair good
reds l26Gl2S cts for prime do l3OG35 cts for medium
whites l4Ogl45 cts for fair 150dl6O for good to
prime do and l63dl67 cts for choice family flour
pies of do. To-day there only 500 bushels at
There white at market but quote it steady
!40l50 cts for fair to good 155g16O cts for prime and
165l9l67 cts. for choice
CORN.-The receipts of Cornths week were fair though
by no means heavy for the season. and footed up
81 500 bushels At the opening of the prices ruled
firm, but towards the close the market had rather
dropping tendency. On Saturday, Monday and Tuesday
sales made of mixed at 55d58 cts; good to prime
yellow 58060 cts, and do. white at 63065 cts On
Wednesday prices declined cts per bushel with sales
of mixed at 5155 cts yellow at 56G5S cts and white
at 60g63 cts On Thursday prices again declined ct.
h,cba al
5o957 cts, and good to prime white 60d62 To-
day there 5000 bushels at market, all of which
changed hands at 50 d55 for yellow and 60d63 cts
for fair to prime white.
RYE.-The receipts of Rye continue light and for the
week add up only LOCO bushels. Sales were made of
Maryland &C cts for common and 6S7O for good
to prime lots, and prime Pennsylvania at ~ cts per
bushel.
OATs-The demand for Oats was not very active this
week but we have material change to note in prices
The offerings for the week light and footed only
$4,000 bushels. Sales made of fair prime Vr-
gina and Maryland at 30933 cts, and do Pennsylvania
at 33d)35 cts.
SEEDs-Grass Seeds were in yery active demand this
week, and the market for them quite buoyant We
had reported sales 'Change of 700 bushels good
prime Coyerseed at s5525 and 500 bushels choice do
at S53lG5374 per bushe of 81 lbs Timothy is steady,
with sales Of 100 $50 bushels fair to prime at S275
and we quote Flaxseed to quality at s125@135 per
bushel
PEAsE AND BEANs-We quote Black Eyed Pease at 10
l2 cts per bushe $3.50 two bushel bag and Beans
at l25dl35 cts. per bushel.
GUAN0.-The demand is becoming quite active We
quote the Agents price for Peruvian at SEQ per long ton
and that of dealers S62 Ichaboe Guano held at $50
Bakers Island $40; Jarvis Island at s85 We quote
California Eide Island Guano at s45 per long
ton; Mexican A A at s2O@22 per ton, according to
quality, Mexican at SIG, Sombrero at S2S@3O per
long ton, Nevassa at $25 per long ton by importers,
and SIS by dealers, and Columbian at S3S40 per long
ton Manipulated Guano sells at s47. Whtelock 4 Co.'S,
land ComPanys Super Phosphate of Lime and Baugh's
raw bone Phosphate sell at s45 per 1000 lbs
GlNSENG.-There has been nothing of importance
done in Ginseng this week. although small sales of
prime have been made from store at so cts. per ID.
GUNNY BAGS;-The Market for Gunny Bags is quiet
and prices shade lower We quote them at 10
cts each for small, and 16 cts for large.
~, HlDEsmWe hear of nothing doing in foreign Hides.
We quote City slaughtered Hides at 7hS cts and wet
Country slaughtered at 6I,G7& cts.
HEMP-There is some little doing in Hemp but prices
are a shade lower. We now quote rough American at
Sl5Ol55 S2025 per ton for dressed 5000 for Russia
lO4 oil cts for Russia Yarns; OK cts for Manila Hemp
lO4 cts for Richardson's dressed and 500 sos per
ton for Jute.
HONEY.-There is nothing doing in Honey this week.
as there is no stock in market We quote Cuba nominal
at $1,000 cts per gallon.
H0PS-We have no sales to note this weat hr+ rro
quote new crop Eastern as steady at 30@35 cts accor
HAY AND STRAw-The market for both tbesa or,i
Giles this week was dull and dropping and prices Are
snade lower We now quote Hay at Sl30l5 per ton for
IN Ia Uaeu ln9hy; and Straw at Sl5d1I4 per ton for
ye, put IL would be dficn obtain the outside rates
lNDIoo;-Ihere is very little doing in Indigo bnt we
iuote as follows VIZ lS59l7O cts. for Bengal 95145
u.s. lor hurpah I5G95 cts Madras 35G5O cts for com,
mon to fair Manilla 609l15 cts for good to nria S
TvgaIO cts for Caracas and 1O5@35 cts Der h. for
b ~ Lifeline has been some Leather sold this week
" 20 eastward but the market generally is still dull
W quote City slaughtered at 2903O cts; Country
TO- at Zod2S cts Rough Skirting 2SG26 cts: Spanish
cts City harness Leather black 50 ass cts;
oif 10 2lG29 cts; Upper in rough hide ss.5oG4;
per h.. '' w '''i' 0
huMbER-There is nothing doing in Lumber, and we
,resept ,hy cannot give any quotations FOR IT, n
mere no encouragement whatever for manu-
aeturers to ship any to this market.
!, nioLASSES There has been rather more inquiry
olasses this week, although there was no aetusi ae