The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-19

FLoUR.-There was some movement to day in Flour
nut the feeling in the market quite depressed and in
Howard Street and Ohio Super a further decline ofl2H
Gus, per Dbl was established Sales were reported
Change of $50 bbls Ohio cut Extra lined on
board at s525 $50 bbls Ohio Super at s5124 and 800
Dds Howard Street do also at $512h per bbl and
quote both descriptions closing dull at this figure
In City Mills Super there nothing done. Some sales
could however have been made at $525 time but
more than S. bb cash. could have obtained for
it, There were however cash purchasers for this
posed to sell time Extra Flour continues dull and
heavy but 1--WE still quote it follows viz at S. va
575 for Ohio, s575 for Howard Street and s5 1895 per
bbl for standard City Mills. There is however none
selling and the quotations are altogether nominal.
dray load at 9 and the best brands OF Baltimore ground
at S. per bbl, but Ohio and Howard Street Family
RYE FLOUR AND CORN MEAL.-We still quote Rye Flour
at s425@i.37h, and Corn Meal at s3.5O4S.62H for
Baltimore 62h per Dbl for Brand wine but there
is very little doing in either of these articles.
GRAIN.-The Grain market dull and very heavy
this morning. The receipts light the offerings at
about 25,000 bushels, but they considerably
cess of the demand. For Wheat, of which there
about 600 bushels offered there little inquiry
but prices for it were much lower than they were day
or two since Red ranged at from 100 to 13 for good
to prime, and white at from 120 to $50 cts for medium to
fair and 140 to l55 cts for good choice but both de-
scriptions closed dull and very heavy In Corn,
ceipsof which reached about bushels there was
very little done One or two lots of new white sold
at 5562 and we heard of two sales of old yellow
at 60 cts but no old white sold far we could
learn Prime was held at 70 cts but very good lots
were offered at 70 cts without finding buyers For prime
old yellow 70 cts was asked, but there buyers
at this figure sold to-day at 3l33 cts for Mary.
land and 3536 cts for Pennsylvania and we quote Rye
at 72a4 cts for Maryland and so cts for Pennsylvania
There 1900 bushels Oats at market but of Rye
there were only one or two small lots received.
MOLASSES-There is nothing whatever doing in No
lasses but still quote follows, viz Cuba at 2a2
cts. for good clayed and 2662s cts for Muscovado;
English Island at 2iS2 cts; Porto Rico 3O@37 cts
and New Orleans at 47149 cts. The quotations how
PRovIsIoNs-The Provision market continues dull
and heavy There are some small sales of Bacon max
o. Is HING hate doinsr
The sales Of Bacon are making at OK cts. for Shout
not be obtained for any large o The es cRee here
is light but it is fully equal to the demand There
is no Bulk Meat here, and we give quota
tions for it. Lard may be quoted at II cts for
new City rendered, but there is Western here Mess
Pork held at $3.50, and quote Beef nominal sl
ably lower rates.
RICE.-We quote Rice as before at 4%G42s cts for
good to prime crop. There is moderate demand
for and sales making within the above range
SuGARS-For Sugars there is still very little inquiry,
and nothing whatever has done in them to-day so
far as We have heard The market exhibits new fa
lures, and still quote follows, s6d6 % for
refining grades Cuba and English Island Sc SOAR so for
grocery qualities Cuba; S625d650 for refining grades
Porto Rico; s6757 so for common to good fair grocery
do, and 81 75Gs5O for good to prime do.
SALT-Salt is quiet, but the quotations for Liverpool
are still as follows viz 100 cts for Ground Alum 1856
G16O cts for Marshalrs and Jeffrey Darcys fine and
l759lS0 cts sack for Ashton do Turks Island
is selling in lots from at 25 per bushel bu this
figure could not probably be obtained for a cargo.
verseed and the market for it perceptby weaker
than on yesterday. We quote it to-day at $625@637H
ask $3.50 for prime Buyers evidently look for decline
and they are therefore holding off Timothy Seed is very
dull at So and we quote Flaxseed before at
$l.40G1 so per bushel.
WHISKEY.-Whiskey continues dull and heavy. We
note however sales to day of so bbls. City 204 cts
and IS bbs. Ohio at 2O4 cts. per gallon.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK MARKETS. Nov. 17.-Flour, &c.-The
and 70 Elnur riS Gerht
business at the Corn Exchange almost abandoned The
inquiry chiefly confined the home trade shippers
finding impossible to sell their exchange Prices have
declined 10Gl5 ctS and the market is unsettled at the
close. The sales a7OO bbs at $59515 superne
State and Western; S525545 for State latter
price for choice $5309560 for low grades of Western
extra S550G565 for shipping brands of round hoop extra
Louis extras Southern Flour has again declined and is
difficult of sale at the abatement The sales are 76O bbls
at 50 4OG5 SO for mixed togood superne Baltimore &c.
ana So5I 80 for the better grades Rye Flour Corn
Meal are very quiet, and prices somewhat nominal
GrainThe market depressed and prices somewhat
nominal with few buyers at any reasonable price, All
engaged in the business suffering from the srngency
OF our money market The difficulty of negotiating ster
ling exchange even greater than Yesterday The sales
which limited and generally forced are 81 400 bushels
at $l1SGl.20 for Milwaukee club Chicago spring on pr
vate TERMS sl21 80 for red Western ST. 35 for white
Indiana and 81 43 for white Michigan Barley is uuiet
and nominal at 65G66 for State, and 7O75 cts for
Canada East Rye is quiet at 70G1 cts Oats are
steady and in fair supply sales of Western and Cana
dian at 37G37H cts, and State at 37hl374 Corn
is lower and in moderate request 600 bushels
at 6Sg6sH cts for Western mixed in store 697O for do
afoat and do for round yellow in small lots Provis
ons-The pork market is firm with fair demand for the
nome non tade-sa!es OF ".o dds at 20 for mess, and
Sl2 for prime Lard steady and in fair demandsaes
@ ] DOi az IL ni1f Gus; pu''gr G ana cneese ae with
U"v "n alt Inaise C9uee-lhe market has been
at l3d4 cts, $50 St. Domingo 121 cts and 900 Rio
and Santos on terms not made public Coton-The mar
Eet dull and Irregular with sales of but $50 bales
following quotations
CLASSIFICATION
Upland5 Florida. Mobile N. o. & Tex
Ordinary S& SA So Sb
MiddIing Fairl2 u 12% I2x
Fairi2K 10y ~ 10
Moasses-Tbe market has Seen duII and beo,,y op5 ~
have no transactions to report Sugars are in moderate
demand-saes of $50 hhds mostly Cnha at 6G7 cts and
a75 poNes private terms, Asnes-The market
steady and the inquiry moderate for pots and pearls
$3.50 per Dbl Hides-The market has been dull and
heavy ana we have only to notice sales of $50 Texas
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, Nov 1.-THE apathetic
condition of trade which we have noted for the past
weeks in most departments of business still continues
with but little probability of any improvement for the
balance OF the year The Flour market continues ex.
tremey dull and with increased receipts and very linn
iteu inquiry hoth Tor export and home consumption,
prices are rather weak The sales only in small lots
to the retailers and bakers at SIS 251557X per Dbl for
Superhne, 5.5OG515 for Extra, S5SlA@g6 for Extra
Family and So 2565o for fancy. Rye Flour is steady
at S42o and Pennsylvania Corn Meal at $3.50 per bb
onerlngs OF Wheat are moderate, but there is
very little demand and the article is very dull Small
sales of good Pennsylvania and Western red 81 80 per
bushe LOCO bushels Southern do at 81 S5 and white at
81 140G145 Rye is dull the decline noted Yesterday
sale of Southern 70 Pennsylvania is held at 20
cts Corn is dull-saes of 200 bushels prime old yellow
at 6SG69 cts and new at 53d55 cts Oats steady
sales of 1000 bushels at "a cts for Maryland and Della
ware and So cts for Pennsylvania No sales of Barley
or Barley Malt In Groceries there very little doing
very dun The Provision market has unSerSone ano no
changeMess Pork is held at S9 O 800 bbls cy hacked
Prime sold for cOastwiSe shipment at 1850 Bacon is
steady at II for Sides 9k cts cash for Shout
ders. Whskey is dull-saes of Ohio bbls at % cts
Pennsylvania do. at 81 G22 cts; hhds at PIX cts and
Drudge at 2OH cts
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET-NIanu factu-
rers feel less inclined some weeks past to com
mence active operations and production of spring
goods will be put of to as late period as possible There
is in consequence little demand for leather any
kind, although prices remain without change Hides also
less nqnred for and the wants of the trade appear tn
be for the part supplied for the present The stocks
in the leading markets are however comparativev
small and although prices have eased of little roo1
range continues to be sustaned-Shppinq List NoS II
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