The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-16
Prices and Sales of Stocks in Neto York
BY TELEGRAPH,
Through Wa FISHER & Son, Stock and Bill Brokers,
No % SOUTH STREET
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

MONDAY, November 10.
BARK.-The market is rather quiet. We notice light
sales Saturday of prime Querctron at $50 per ton; in
ferior lots selling at S16dH
COFFEE-The very inclement weather that has pre-
vailed all day has had further tendency check opera
tons and the market has proved dull at previous rates
good at TX cts, prime at llk612 cts; Laguayra
at II cts and Java at l4h16 cts The stock of Rio is
100 bag bags of 0fother descriptions it is very light
Western and City Mills Super but holders steady
as or Extra we note sale of eco bbs Ohio at s5 25
Howard is quiet SIS So and City Mills at So
shipping brands Baltimore ground Family is selling at
$780, and Extra $3.50. Rye Flour quiet 81 Buck
wheat at S2d225 in bulk. Country Corn Meal at 1915,
Baltimore ground at 81 25 and BI Iandywne at So
GRAIN.-The market again very well supplied
with all descriptions. Wheat decidedly active
and the higher grades advanced materially. There
II 900 bus offered with sales of white at 105112 cts for
11s9125 cts for medium 1301S? cts for fair to
family -four high as !4s cts. Red also rmer with
sales at 11S20 cts for prime and choice Corn dull
with offerings of 6,0O0 bus white and 1000 bus yellow
The coming forward in good order and suita
BILE for shipment which fact renders the old dull and less
sought after. New white brought to-day 6OG66 and
old 20 cts. yellow 72 cts and old S3GS5 cts. for
Offering. Maryland brought 43d44 cts. Pennsylva
MIA 46G4S cts. The receipts of Rye continue light and
the market is dull at 6s7O cts for Maryland and so cts
for Pennsylvania
MoLASSES-We have no new feature to note in the
market today All descriptions continue very dull, and
sales are only making to supply the actual wants of the
trade We quote Cuba clayed 24d25 cents; Muscovado
26G2S cents Porto Rico 2s32 cents; and English Island
PROvISIONS.-The market is unchanged and rather
inactive which is OWN in measure to the very light
stock all descriptions Bulk Meat is steady cents
and Sides and Hams at Sh cents. Sales of Bacon
making mainly in filling limited orders and supplying
the local trade demand, which is light. We note sale
to-day of 25 hhds Shoulders private terms and
byjobbers of Shoulders at cents, and Sides 81
(G9B cents Hams are selling at 9SMl24 cents for
plain and fancy canvassed Pork is in light supply and
quiet at S675 for Baltimore packed Mess sl4 for Prime
sSend SIS for Rump. Baltimore packed Beef is selling at
$15 and No. at sl2 The stock of Lard is reduced and
holders steady at 10 cents for City and II
RICE-We still ouota q. IN good ot e117el o.s ora
prime at 3A(93S cts.
SEEDs.-TRe market for Cloverseed is very dull and
$3.50 per bushe for is all that is offered though
holders asking previous Timothy dull at
slS74@2, and Faxseed at s14O:
SUGAR-We note the sale made late Saturday Of
Cuba at $780, and so boxes do 81 So all for refining
To-day we are without any transactions to note We
tnue to quote refining grades of Cuba and English Island
at S6G6.50 grocers style do at $67567 So common to
fair Porto Rico s62597; fully fair to prime and choice
SALT-There is a very good demand at previous rates.
which are steady We quote Liverpool Ground Alum at
IS cts per sack, Marshas and Jeffry Darcys Fine at
1So@135 cs and Ashton do at 14O Turks Island is
selling at 20 cts. per bushel.
WHIsKEY.-There has been quite an active inquiry to
day. with sales of 400 bbls Ohio 22x ct 800 bbs
City at % cts.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Flour-the sales to-day amount.
ed 500 barrels with buoyant marketthe news by
the Steamer Vanderbilt arriving too late any
feet The sales 55 for Ohio shipping brands
and s515G540 for common Southern. Wheat-sales Of
5000 bushels closing firm at 1OO@11Oc for inferior
Southern Corn-the market unsettled with sales of
5000 bushels at S0dS5c for S5S6c for yellow
Pork closed steady at sl7.359175O. Sugar firm
64@7 for Muscoyado. Turpentne closed firm at 81.
Rosin is firm at 50d55c.
CHICAGO Nov. 13.-Flour quiet Wheat declined Ct
Corn quiet G sales al at 81 cts Oats firm Shipments to
to Oswego-17 600 bushels Wheat. Receipts-60O
bbls. Flour 200 bushels Wheat 1000 bushels Corn
CINoIYNAr1 Nov. lS-Hogs steady; sales to-day 5000
$5706 25, which the prevailing rates for those
averaging 200 lbs. Receipts to-day 10 OOO Provisions
firm Mess Pork, speculative demand; sales s16.75
Ialir in thar (rQan
250oo lbs at 57s cts Whiskey active at 10 cts Other
articles unchanged. ...
CHARLESTON, Nov 13.-The Cotton market was quiet
to-day with small sales
SAVANNAH Nov 13 The demand for Cotton to-day
was small, and transactions unmportant.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 12.-The cotton market has been
active to-day and the sales reach 500 bales at 1114
cents for mddling The sales of the week foot 900
bales the receipts 60000 and the exports 81 500 bales
raising the total exports from this port to date to 900
bales The receipts at this port 900 bales
ahead of last and the increased receipts at all South
ports 450 bales Stock port 212 500 bales
Sugar steady at 5d6c for fair fully fair Corn has
declined; mixed 6Sc Bacon shoulders 7kc, sides exc.
Rio Coffee firm fair to prime 10l03c. Sales Of the week
bags Imports 5000 bags; stock II 900 bags against
1000 at same date last year.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov Prices of cotton are sitter but
not quotaby higher sales to-day $500 bales. Flour
steady at $40 Lard in barrels 10 Freighs cot
ton to Liverpool have advanced 16d and are quoted
916d; reights to Havre have advanced cent and are
quoted cts Sterling Exchange 1O7al07K; New York
do, go days sight 14d24 per cent. discount; do at
sight Y al per cent. discount.
y.
MANILA, Sept 5.-sugar keeps up in price, Pampan-
ga SO. Hemp maintains previous value, s5X. Ex-
change As Mex dollars IL prem Freights very low
Latest dates from England July &c.
THE CURRANT CROP.-Letters from Zante Ionian
Islands of Oct 15 give the following statement of the
present years currant CROP
Morea Greece.-Forty five to fifty million pounds, two
thirds sold from $50 40 per 1000 lbs Zane, nine tC
ten millions; half sold from $50 to 35 Cephaora ten t.
twelve millions half sold from $50 to 38. 1thica 50O0(
lbs. sold at $40.
The add that there are already in the hands
some OF the weathiest projectors, about thirty millions
pound of currant unsold which await higher prices.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
SURINAM-Schr ". NJ Tanner
III hhds. sugar 10 bags cocoa-A. Won Pragg Boston
ROTTERDAM VIA NEW YoRK-Prusian shin Dlasbu1g
$50 bags cofee-Oelrich Lurman; 20 do do F. l.
Brauns Co.; 55 cases cigars-A. Seemuller & Sons.
DoMINIcA-BritiSh Schr Kohinoor
100 600 oranges, bbls. mes-Jos C. Yates Co.;
do. cocoa, master
CHARLEsToN-Schr. Samuel Rotan.
% tres molasses, 4S bbs. do-Krkland, Chase & Co.
I9I bales cotton I39 casks rice 4S bales yarn sacks
rice -four 30 900 feet lumber-sundry persons.
EAsTpoRT-Schr. Maria Jane.
tons plaster boxes herring 80 bbs fish go 00
iaths-Kelsey and Gray.
1000 bags linseed-T j. NJ. Smith; Is drums hake-
Wilmington MonteE 1G0 bbls. apples-order; 10Y doz
shoveIs-Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
JOSEPH REYNOLDS, ct a., frersus HARRIET ANN
kRAUTH, CHARLES P. KRAUTH.
The SUPERIOR COURT OF BAL
lalAORE CITY.-Sitting in equity.-Sth November
that the sale made and reported by JOSEPH
trustee for the sale of property in the pro