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

, GRAlN.-Grain has been arriving rather freely
TINS week than last but the receipts have nevertheless
nn been arge the offerings at the Corn Exchange of the
GiHeren varieties amounting to about 120 900 bushels
The market has through the week been oleraby
put an varieties have hucuated somewhat in price and
e sales Tor day or two past have been making rather
lower rates than obtained earlier in the week The
export demand continues active, and note the ship
ment ms week Of some $4,000 bushels Wheat and 10 900
bushels Corn to England.
NHEAT.-There has been fair supply Of Wheat at mar
ket this week. the receipts at the Corn Exchange
ing to about 10000 bushels The demand for it. which
has been principally for export has through greater
part Of the week ben brisk but within the last day
two it has sackened considerably, and the closes
a9 and rather heavy Red sold during the greater part
OF the week at from $50 to S5 cts for good prime and
we heard of sale of lot Of 5000 bushels of store at
i6 cts but for the last day two it has ranged
10 10 l33 cts and quote the latter the top price for
II 10 day White has varied very little in price, and
OF the lots received nave changed hands l35G4O
Tor fair 15OGl6o cts for good prime and l63@l65
')r choice lots.
RYE-Rye sold at the opening of the week at 10 cts.
ior Pennsylvania and 7O172 cts for MARYLAND but we
quote to-day at " cts for Pennsylvania and 6SG7O
CTS Tor Maryland There have been about 200 bushels
at market this week.
tan last and the receipts amount to about 60 900 bush
ELS els me demand for it has however been toerably
i've, and ell the lots offered have found ready sale
Whttesold at the opening at 6S7O cts and yellow at
oogoZ cts but subsequently prices advanced and white
Sold at 7oGI3 cts, and yellow at 60G65 cts. Within the
ast DAY or two however prices have fallen off again. and
today white sold at 66(G7O cts, and yellow at 6OG62 cts
per bushe for good to prime lots
OATs-Oats have been in better supply this week than
Tor some weeks past, the offerings amounting to nearly
2ooOo bushels They sold at the opening 34I36 cts
Tor Maryland and 35a37 cts for Pennsylvania but
day or two past they have been selling 3l33 cts for
Virginia and Maryland, and 34G36 cts for Pennsylva-
mia.
PEAsE AND BEANs-Black- Eyed Pease are selling at
ioOgilO cts and We quote Beans at 165Gl75 cts per
SEEDs.-There very little done in CIoyerseed dur
ing the early part of the week. but the market has
%o add up about SsP bushels
at from 50 to So % and we quote closing steady
per bushel of Ga lbs for good to prime lots
Timothy seed may be quoted to-day at S2.5OG9, and
this week of 1,42O bushels Cloverseed to England.
RECEIPTS OF GRAIN CORN EXCHANGE
January, s61..140222 2Sf'25o Ig I 5.s6i 5s4g5 91s
Januaay' 1860 58746 2l4,47a 1892 45slS
Decrease 1928 ASS 847
GUANO The season for Spring sales has not yet |
ing place. We continue to quote the Agents price |
for Peruvian Guano at $50 per long ton, and that
is held at sS by the importer and $50 by Dealers John
sons Island at s25d2S and Bakers and Jarvis Islands
at $40 per long tom Mexican at s2O122 per ton,
coding to quality Mexican at SIG, Sombrero $2s@
and s2S by dealers, and Coiumbianl s38q4O per long
ton. Manipulated Guano sells at S47 Whiteock & Co.'s
Rhodes and DeBergs Super Phosphate of Lime, and |
Baugh's raw bone Phosphate sell at s45 per 1000 lbs
and Maryland Company's Super Phosphate of Lime at
Sl3 note the import this week of 292 tons Peruvian
GINSENG.-There have been sales this week Of some
500 to 900 lbs Ginseng at 45 cts but held so
GUNNY BAGS.-We quote Gunny Bags this week at
IS cts for small, and 16G17 cts. each for large
HAY AND STRAW.-Hay is in good demand, and
quite rm but Straw is dull We quote Hay af before at
$l4dl5 for prime baed Timothy and Straw at SIS per
ton for Rye
HEMP.-There is very little doing in Hemp, but we
quote it nominal at S60 for rough American, 5000 for
dressed do S22O per ton for Russia and OK per b
Buenos Ayres Hides, arrived week or two ago. have
been sold, but we did not learn the figures We learn
that y Cts was offered for the balance and refused We
quote City Slaughtered Hides at SbG9 cts, and wet
Country slaughtered at 7(GS cts.
HoPS.-IIops may be quoted at 1O@15 cts. for old and
25d32 cts b for new but there very demand
for them, and we hear of no sales worth mentioning
IRON;-There are some small sales of Iron making to
supply the immediate wants Of consumers but beyond
this there nothing doing in it. The manufacturers in
view of the probable passage of the tariff bill before
Congress ndsposd to make any extent
at present Rates in great degree nominal but we
quote Charcoal Iron before at $27274 for Baltimore
Forge; S25 for Catoctin do $50 for No Wheel and An
thracite do at 500 23 for No l. s2122 for and $40
AL per ton for No. 8. Scotch Pig selling from the
yards at S22hG2 and we quote Blooms $40 pud-
Pied and 500 per for best Charcoal Bar Iron NAV be
quoted at $i2HG45 per ton for common English rolled
S5OG55 for refined do, and S50d55 for refined American
do Nails still selling 81 9OG3 per 100 lbs cash for
Cut 4d and upwards but the demand for them is quite
limited. 1
rates for it are as follows viz 1OOg5O cts for Bengal;
9oGl2o cts for kurpah 7Oas5 cts. for Madras lOOl25
cts for Guatemala S0I5 cts. for fair Manila:
and 5oGG9O cts. per lb. for good prime do.
LEATHER.-The transactions in Leather are still
very small, and prices are almost nominal. We con-
tinue to quote City slaughtered at 31G33 cts:
Country do at 2z.aSO cts; Rough Skirng 26a2S cts.
Spanish Sole 26929 cts City harness Leather black 33
aS5 cts; Country do. 27G29 cts Upper in rough hide
S95o o. Calf Skins 55a6S cts. per h. and finished do
S5dl00 cts. per lb.
- LUMBER.-We continue to remark that the stock in
hrst hands very light and there but little demand ex
lSting Prices are almost nominal and quote as fol-
lows: White Pine, according to quality at sl3G5 for
Cuttings SIS for selects; S35 for and panel So
Gl5 for siding, and $l5.50G6 for bill stuff Hemlock
rails and scantling SO O50d11, jost $OG10 We quote
Popar plank at $6G]l9 boards S1416 Ash plank Sl6Gl
Is; and Oak boards $15.GIS according to quality.
Observation-Disclosures is still quoted at ION dl2H cts per
D. Tor good to prime Dutch ombro. but We h no
sales being made.
MILL FEED.-Min Feed is selling quite freely at 1G
cts for Brown Stuff, and SO cts per bushel for Mid
llings.
MOLASSES-There has been but little inquiry this
week for Molasses and the only sale of Importance that
heard of of puncheons English Island to
go out of the market the terms for which kept pr
vate Some other small sales have been made but none
or them worth noting We quote to-day as follows
viz New Orleans at 35dS7 cts for crop; Cuba at 16
d20 cts; English Island at 1920 cts. and Porto Rico
at 2l(d26 cts. gallon The following is statement
of the stock here at this date for four years past