The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-10

part prime, at 70 cts afoat; in store brought
the price Oats unsettled and rather lower,
with sales of 900 bushels prime Pennsylvania at 81 d4H
cts, and 1000 bushels Maryland at 81 cts OF Barley
sales of 900 bushels prime New York reported at rs
cts in store In Seeds further sales of 000G5 900
bushels at Sc old and Sc 2HG6 BIN per bushel for
50 5OG2 62X per bushel Flaxseed is dull OF Whiskey
sales of 600 bbs reported % for Pennsylvania,
and 22K for Western. Drudge is quoted at 2l(G2l4
cts, and hhds. at % cts
From the Cincinnati Price Current, Nov. ~
THE HOG RKET.-Pork packing commenced in
this city last Friday. and Monday there six
houses in operation The weather has been quite favor
able and houd it continue packing operations will
be general in another week 81 may be set down as the
opening price for good hogs those averaging 220 lbs
net this rate paid for two three lots Saturday
and Monday; though delivery in the future, a
week ahead this price would not be paid and good hogs
offered for the last half of November at $780, and the
first half of December at Sc So and but few can be found
willing pay these The opening price is however,
81 25 per GENITAL higher than that of 1885, SIN cts higher
than that of 1885, $l50 higher than that of 1857 rs cts
higher than that of 1856 and 81 so higher than that of
1853 Now upon what basis is it that this extraordinary
high value of Pork is predicated2 most interesting in
qury just at this time when thirty million dollars are
the prevailing sentiment, this basis is composed Of
the following expectations: largely increased de
mand from England for Bacon increased demand from
the Southern States because of the failure of the
crop and the impossbity of feeding hogs
cattle there; and last but not least falling off in the
supply in those States which usually furnish the surplus
of the article Now with regard the fsregn demand
supposlng tshoud be fifty per cent greater than that OF
last year. it would be but equal to the product of $4,000
hogs; and then supposng the Southern demand should
increase ten per cent this would be but equal to $4,000
hogs. Now, if there stock hogs enough there is
suciency of in Ohio and Indiana to atten 20
cent hogs than ttened in these States last
year, and thirty per cent in Iowa and Illinois,
which would make total increase in those four States
Of say, in round numbers, 472, 900 head But in Ken
lucky Tennessee and Missouri there will be decrease
Of say 120 900 head which add the above estimated
increase in foreign and Southern demand which will
make lso 900 head and this being deducted from the
above cav NET Of
that is in the scarcity of stock hogs does
those high prices turns simply upon the question Of
scarcity of stock hogs in the four States named.
NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET, Nov. 5.-sperm
has been very quiet. The sales embrace but about so
bbls at $50 cts per gallon Whale is in good demand,
and holders of prime Oil firm The transactions for
the week include sales of 200 bbs Northern at 53
per gallon $50 do inferior at price not transpired;
ll90 bbs South Sea at So cs $50 do dark at SO cts
per gallon 200 bills Humpback at price not trans
pred Whalebone-The only transactions in Whalebone
was sale at auction of 1,45o lbs damaged from the
Black Seas CARGO at GA cts.
WILMINGTON MARKET, November s-Turpentine
Sales after yesterdays report $50 bb5 s225
yellow dip, sIso for virgin, slI2X for old and 81 Is
for hadper $50 lbs This morning 500 bbls changed
hands at same prices Spirits Turpentine-No sales re-
ported. Ros n-2 900 bbs common changed hands this
morning go cts. per $40 lbs Tar-Sales after yeser-
days report of go bbs. at So 80 per bbl
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New YORK Nov. 9.-Cotton is heavy-sales of 1000
neaVy-SaleS
@5.35 Ohio $57o05 75 Southern S. .65@l6. Wheat is
rm-saes of $4,000 bushels; Western white at $145@
1.47 red 81 33(G1 35. Corn has declining tendency
sales of So 900 bushels at 7072 Pork is frm-ess
Sl912k@19.25 Prime S14.50. Lard is steady Whiskey
is dull Moasses-sales of crop New Orleans at 81
cts Spirits Turpentine heavy at 394 (d40 cts Rice is
firm and active at 4S@4A cts. Freights dropping
Flour to Liverpool taken at As per bbl
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9-Flour is dull at S. SOFAS 62H.
Wheat has declining tendency-sales at 81 351 55 for
white, and Sl.259l31 for red Corn is quiet. Yellow
70G7I cts. Whskey is dull at 22(1224 cts Coffee is
firm Rio 144(G16@ cts; Laguayra at IAN (115 cts
BUFFALO, Nov. S.-Flour steady; demand moderate
sales 60j bbs. Wheat easier: demand fair sales 200 900
bushels No Chicago Spring at 81 cs II 1000 bush No.
Milwaukee Club at 81 o. 1000 bush. Canada Club at
81 02@1O O3; 1900 bush. Red Winter at 81 10; 5000
bush. White do at 81 20 Corn dull, and sales Bar
ley in moderate demand sales 5000 bushels 62 cts
Rye nominal at 63 cts. Whskey 20 cts.
CHICAGO, Nov. S.-Four dull. Wheat 2ull and ct.
lower; sales 760 bush at S4S5 cts for Northwestern
Club, SHGS2 cts for No. l. and 7979H cts. for No. 2,
all in store Corn firm; sales 900 bush. at sc cts in
store Oats quiet Receipts-3 900 bbls Flour 81 600
bush. Corn; 1000 BUSH Oats 900 bush
Wheat Freights Ct lower. Bank rates advanced to
IL per cent. premium.
MOBILE, Nov. 7.-Cotton Irregular sales to-day 1COO
bales at 10A cts. for middng.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
NASSAU, n. P.Br. schr Time.-25 bbls. grape fruit,
F. 7. MontelI; l do, John W. Wilkinson half Dbl.
oranges, G. Ray.
CHARLEsToN.-StedmShipL Locust Point-323 bales cot
ton "a casks rice boxes tobacco Samuel t Pearce ia
casks rice James Corner & Sons 1856 do s. P Thompson
CO.. bales cotton, James Corner 4 Sons; do rags,
crates do, Wheelwrght Nudge 4 CO. case cigars, Wm.
sundry persons
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
BREMEN.-Brem. ship Ocenn-936 hhds. tobacco, 200
bbls rosin do -four: COS bags bark: l4Ooo staves
Gao Eoy,r+b pomo