The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-19

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 17.-Quercitron Bark is firm
and about 100 hhds 1st No have been picked up in lots
| at $50 per ton. ,
The demand Coverseed is rather better and about
500 bushels have been disposed of at $5S14 d5.S7H,
mostly at the latter price for prime lots about 800 bushels
| recleaned seed also sold at Sc per bushel.
Therei is very little doing in Provisions but the stock
| is very much reduced, and holders firm in their de-
mands.
The receipts of whskey are very light and
about $50 bb Ohio sold at "a 25 cts Penna. bbls.
worth 23 24 cts. and hhds % cts; 200 drudge
bbls brought % cts.
BOSTON, Nov. 16.-FIsH.-The market for Goldfish con-
nues to sustain full prices with good demand Large
have been selling at 50 50375, and small at S25 75
per qtl Newfoundland Goldfish selling at S425 per
qt for large In the ouports there has been extensive
wards of 10000 qtls large Bank at S3 503 62H per q
for the Boston, New York and Philadelphia markets.
which reduces the stock materially Hake and Pollock
have been in good demand at s2G225 and lot of English
Pollock sold at 81 so per qt Mackerel very firm and
at s12a12. So and large 3's s9a9 25 per Dbl Ale
wives selling at S350d4 and Picked Herring conn-
to range from So 50d4 so per bb quality. Sal
mon are quiet and we hear of no further sales.
THE HOG TRADE.-sr. LOUIS, Nov 16-sales were
made to-day of $50 head averaging $50 Tbs gross and
60 head averaging 225 lbs, and some other small lots
heavy, at So 100 lbs net The range is from this
down to S5 so 100 lbs The large packing houses
at last starting Ashbrook commenced packing today
and Whitaker will make beginning to morrow, and
there is a good demand for hogs.
Farmers are doing admirably with their Hogs and
Corn 1t is rule that when Corn so cents per
Pork per b. so that as Corn is now selling
here at 70 cents per bushel is possible the price
paid for Hogs not thru should be
The Enquirer of Sunday gives the Cincinnati Hog
market of Saturday thus
There particular noticeable alteration in Hogs
yesterday. There appeared to be fair demand with
steady market The sales 900 head at So
G6lo for light weight and S625 for Hogs averaging
disposed of at $3.50 During the week the receipts
were %, 900 head.
The Chester (Ill) Herald of the 18th says:
The aughtering and packing season is fast approach
he eprirno of I,ach
item of interest the farmers as the weather
becomes settled and little colder and hard the
market will be opened From present prospects there will
be plenty of buyers in the Chester market Mr. Holiness
besides others who have bought and packed in former
seasons Is making preparations TO pack large quantities
is too early for say definitely what figures the
market will open at The price will not probably be below
Hogs net was commanding $3.50 in St Louis yesterday
but this may be regarded bid holders to bring
their Pork in, when the price will be reduced.
CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-CATTLE, Hoes, &c-The cattle
market quite active and we note sales both
OF cattle and live hogs, at former rates.
CHICAGO GRAIN TRADE-During the last week there
have been received at Chicago 939 bbls flour Ill 957
bus wheat, 1878 bus. corn 1882 bus oats, 45 bus
barley and us bus rye-making Oh 7S7 bus of grain
The total receipts of the 462 bbls flour
940926s bus. wheat, S4S3 bus corn lS66 100 bus
oats and 3,19s bus barey-making grand total of
p 1872 S19 bus of grain At this time last year the
cept 30s 900 bbls -four 800 600 bus whert 100
600 bus and 900 bus. oats-makng IS 100000
bus and showing an increase, the receipts of last
year, of nearly four millions of bushels.
The shipments the last week have been 2s7 bbs
flour 15S344 bus wheat, and 1905 bus commanding
2Os SAT bus of grain The total shipments of the
have been 377 497 bbls -four s567 2s2 bus wheat
1913 1877 bus corn OS bus oats and ia 049 bus
barey-making grand total of nineteen millions
cf bushels of grain, namely, 19,607721 bushels. The
shipments at this time last year 1855 bbls -four
$500 900 wheat 100000 bus corn and $50 900
oats-making total of Is, 900 bus and showing
increase in the shipments this year of four millions
bushels of grain.-Chicdgo Times, 18th.
! NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET-FoR THE WEEK END
ING Nov. 15-SPERM.-We notice a better demand since
our last and the sales embrace 1000 bbs follows 100
bbs at 12l cts $50 do at 122 cts AIS do 122k cts
1856 do at 123 cts and 40 bbs Head 130 per gal
lon. The market closes with further inquiry and bet
| ter feeling manifested by holders.
WHALES in good demand both speculative and
sumpve The transactions for the week include sales
34O0 bbls for speculation at so per gallon Also
consumption $50 bb at 81 cts and $50 bbs in parcels
at SO per gallon. Market closing further nq
ry, and higher prices demanded for handsome lots
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-THE market for hogs opened
buoyant and excited and prices still further advanced
seles of hogs at S640 for light and S675 large
those averaging 200 lbs. met with n quick demand at
s65oG660 The demand for future delivery fell at
close and holders became anxious to sell. The receipts
to-day 5000 hogs Provisions buoyant Sl6 SO for
mess pork lard 104c. sales of 100000 lbs bulk sides
SAc for January delivery All the saughtering houses
are now in full blast. Whskey firm at 194c
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l7-Sales of Cotton to-day IL 500
but show no disposition to press sales. Middngs are
quoted at 1G114c. Corn sells 70 Cotton freights
to Liverpool are sitter, but the quotations are un-
changed.
CHICAGO, Nov. 17.-Flour steady Wheat dull; prices
have fallen of 1G2 cts sales at 62 cts Corn steady
| Oats