The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-14
nnnInSrIC MARKETS

NEW wong MARKETS Nov. 12-Flour &c-The
sales comprise 81 coo b6s az 70 @ STATE U nm
al for choice do s555G57O for low grades OF western
extra So 50 for shipping 9ras sd hoOP extra
vi GO l5d7 rs St. Louis extras Southern flour has
also declined especially the s low and Tea grades The
CO. Baltimore Sea- nd $6lOd7 90 for the better brands.
RIVE nour in moderate request-sales of 200 bbls at
Il at s so for Jersey and So rs for Brandywine Grain
THE inquiry for Wheat early in the day was moderate
a submitted to- This induced brisk demand in part
cnatiye and for lots in store and in transtu The ar.
wac, 27 600 bushels at Sll61l22 for inferior to choice
Chicago spring 81 IS for Racine do 81 PAL 20 for Mil
aukie club sl25 al 81 for amber Wisconsin and Iowa;
Il % for Canada club; 30nl 80 for red State in small
ts Il 50 Gli for red Western aaoat 81 35 al 81 for do
in store Hal So for do on board ship low rate
Of freight 81 40dl ~ for white Illinois and Ohio 81 %
for inferior Southern red $40 al So for white Canadian
and Il 50 choice Western. Barley dun but prices
are ngedsaes of 1900 bushels at 7O72 cts for
state: II for Canada East and 77CGSO cts for do
West steady and in fair request at cts
for western and Canadian and IS cts for State rive is
quiet and heavy at ~ lower and in good de-
nand the decline, in part speculative The sales are
$4,000 bushels at 6Sd69 cts for Western mixed aoat
chiefly GSa69 cts, and II cts for do. in store. Pro-
vonsThe pork market is dull and lower-sales of 4:
bbs d19 l2& for and IS so for prime Beef
IL steady demand the arrivals limited, and prices
Sre firmly sustained The sales $40 bbls. at 975d0
repaced mess, and s1l for extra; prime mess is
lt nj : 50dl75O. Cut meats are in fair demand at
~ cts lar shoulders and l0H61l cts. for hams. Cot
fee-The markets. inactive but prices are fully main
hear Of transactions COtton-OWlng 10
adyices received Europe per Bremen, the market
has advanced fully cent and is steady at our quo
tations Holders willing to SELL but we hear OF no
important transactions. We quote at nBGlZS Tor
middlng UpIands and Cuffs. Moasses continues dull
and fiat the only sales hear of being small lot OF
Barbadoes at So cts Sugars-The markets. heavy-sales
of 500 bhds mainly Cuba at 7h cts, and 100 box
es Havana, part at c's. Hdes-There continues mod
crate demand steady We hear of sales 900 Porto
Caheo at u cts mol tbs they rum 600 Port au
Plat AT II cts mos. 200 Msamoras at 224 cts
mos Whiskey-The market is lower and more active
the sales are 800 bb!s. at 2l.a2lh cts
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, November 12.-seeds
The receipts of Covereed light, and it is taken on
arrival Sales Of zoe bushels at So 25a6 37H per 6 IDS
Timothy is worth 81 5Old262h and Flaxseed 81 6odl
81 per bushe The Flour market is very dull with an
total absence of any shipping demand and very
limited inquiry for home consumption; the tendency of
prices favor CT buyers. Mixed brands of superhne
are freely offered at IS so per bb without finding pur
chaers Small sales the retailers and bakers at $50
as 62I for and select brands, S569l5 81 fol
extra and S. S7AG5 IS for extra family and fancy lots
according to quality There is very little Rye Flour oil
Co Meal here The former is held at 81 25 and the
SO so per bb but sales Of either have trans
pired Gran-There is less Wheat offering, but the de
mand has fallen Of and prices are hardly supported
sales car GOO bushels in lots at 81 so 80 per bushel
for fair and prime Pennsylvania and Yves ern 81 80 q
l35% for Southern, and 81 4OGl 40 for FAR an
Ohio white Pennsylvania Rye is STEADY &C 20 Gus put
without sales 5000 bushels PIi ot G @ sDS 1eo
bushels day at aoat; 600 bushels yellow
cold o 5i9iS cts and 500 bushels fair old white at 20
cts oats are dull 1000 bushels Maryland and Della
ware sold at SO asa cts. afoat and some Pennsylva-
MIA at 81 cts 5000 bushels prime New York Barley sold
Mt rs cts IL 600 bushels choice Canada do at SE cts
harley Malt ranges from 90 cts to 81 05 Whiskey-The
demand continues limited Sales Of Ohio bbls at % \
cts Pennsylvania do at % cts; hhdS at Il az cts,
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, November H.
The beef cattle at the Avenue Drove lard
tinue as large usual Yesterday. 237S head were
yarded and sold from 81 to 50 per cw for fat and
from X to AZ live wegt for stock cattle The sheep
market dull but prices remain the same 6TO0 head
of sheep brought ~ to cts. per pound net and
from 3f AZ cts live weight. About ITO cows were
sold brisky ordinary prices About 1000 head of fat
hogs disposed Of Of which number 2l23 sold at
Imhos, the remainder at Phillips Yard, at from $3.50
WILMfNGToE MARKET, Nov. 12-Turpentine-
Further yesterday Of $50 bbls at 1925 for Yellow
Dip 81 so for Virgin md 81 25 for New Hard. This
morning $50 bbls changed hands prices Spirits
Turpentine-saes on Saturday 4fO bbs straight, and
60 New York bb Sc for the former and 80 cts for
the latter quality. This morning 500 bbls. straight
changed hands at SO cts per gallon Tar50 bills sold
this morning at 81 so per Dbl.
From Crane and Sanford's C9rcuyar.I
ST. LOUIS, Nov lO.-Politics and the election have
largely detracted attention from business during the
week. We have had some rain, and cool damp weather,
and note slight Improvement in the stage Of the river
and business No material change has transpred in the
market and the only important business feature of the
week is the opening of the Pork packing season, Ash
brook Co. having slaughtered COO head Provisions
The market is unchanged in tone and price since
last report. We quote Bacon, Shoulders, at cts. r.
Sides at II to l24 C. Sides at u to 13H cts country
and city, according to quality plain Hams, Naked at II
to IL cts. do. canvassed at II to cts Mess Pork
at $500; Talow at Ok to % cts small lot new key
Lard sold at IS cts. Nothing done in other products
Green Hams are offered at cts at points below rands
HogsThe market is rather better Hogs averaging 200
lbs delivered the first cold weather will bring $3.50
Some sellers are in town, asking this figure for all
December delivery, without finding buyers We
hear of the following sales: Monday-150 average 2iO
lbs at $780, Tuesday-l50 at S575 and Sc co. dividing
on 200 lbs Wednesday and Thursday-20O each day
avg 22O lbs at So So all early del Friday-24O now in
200 lbs, at So 25 and 1OOO avg 200 lbs del
this month, and 500, same avg. and del. at $3.50 At
this date last Hogs sold co. net in pens
here and shortly after advanced to $3.50 Beef Cattle
H. Ames Co have packed 1900 head here and F. Wal
ker $50 at Alton They have both suspended opera
hons IN that line. Exchange is firm hut in small de-
mand Bankers buy on New York at z sell at prem :;
on New Orleans buy at y sell at prem; on Cincinnati
buy at h sell at = prem. Freghts-Rates East by rail
have advanced sc 4h class, and 1Oc Flour South
by river have decliued. We correct as follows:
4th class per 100 lbs. Flour.