The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-21

and 1ia14H cts for good to prime; Laguayra at l4G
Is cts. and Java at l6H9l7h cts. per ID. The stock
here is about IL 500 bags
FLOUR.-FlOur continues depressed, and we have to
note further decline in Super of l24 % per bb
There was however demand for at the reduced
rates, and note sales to day of 2lOO bbls Howard
Street at S475 per bbl., but there buyers
than sellers at the close at this figure In Oho Super
there nothing done but it may be quoted as closing
steady at 81 rs per bbl City Mills Super continues dull
and very heavy. We heard rumor of some being sold
at 81 per hbl cash. but unable it
any authentic source. 1t could not however think
have been sold to extent at higher price There
nothing doing in Extra Flour, but still quote it nomi-
nal at the following rates. viz: S5.50G5.62x for Ohio,
S562EG575 for Howard Street, and s5.5005.75 for
standard City Mills.
FAMILY FLoURwelch's Family is still selling by the
dray load at 80 and the best brands OF Baltimore ground
at IS per bbl., but Ohio and Howard Street Family
may be quoted today at'ssG6.25 per Dbl.
RYE FLOUR AND CORN MEAL-We quote Rye Flour to-
day nominal at s425,G437K, and Corn Meal at So 50d,
3624 for Baltimore, 62k per Dbl for Brandywine
GfAlN.-The Grain market dull and very heavy
again to day, and in Wheat and Corn there further
considerable decline. The offerings the Corn Exchange
very large they consisted principally of parcels
which were left yesterday only about u 900 bush
els each of Wheat and Corn being received to-day Some
very prime lots of Wheat brought about Yesterday
hgres, but there average decline in it Of some 10
cts per bushe Red sold at from los to lis cts for good fair
to prime and 100 cts for choice, and white at 9OGlO0
cts for co mmon, ll2dl2O cts for medium to fair, 125
cts for fancy lots. The demand for Corn very lin.
ited but few lots were nevertheless sold at 4550
for new and 55G65 cts for inferior to good old white and
yellow There 700 bushel Rye sold to-day at
6SG7O cts for Maryland, and rs cts for Pennsylvania
these figures being decline on previous quotations,
but we quote Oats as before at 2S33 cts for Maryland
and 33lI36 cts. for Pennsylvania.
HOGS.-The Pork packers are beginning to think of
purchasing Hogs but transactions Of have
so far as we have heard yet been made Prime Hogs
held at SSper 100 bs but this figure is above the
of buyers and to effect sales to any extent lower figure
would have to be accepted.
MOLASSES.-There is nothing whatever doing in Mo-
lasses las but we quote as follows viz Cuba at 2oa %
English Island at 24d2s cts; Porto Rico 2SG35 cts
and New Orleans at 4oa43 cts The quotations how
Observation-Disclosures continue very quiet and
quotations they have been for past
great degree nominal. We heard to-day of a sale of
10 600 lbs. Bulk Sides at IU are
as follows, viz 9G94 cts for Shoulders and IL 11%
cts for Sides The stock of Bacon here light but it is
fully equal to the demand We quote Lard today at
9l2 cts. for City, Mess Pork at $ls5O6ls75 and
Prime do. at Sl39l3.50 per bb There a sale yes
terday of so bbs. Prime Pork, but the terms not
transpre. Beef still quoted at sIll2 for Baltimore
No. l, and S13G14 per Dbl. for do. Mess
RlCE-Rce is selling in small lots from store at from
TO cts for fair to prime new crop, but there is de-
mand for large lots.
SALTSalt quiet but the quotations for Liverpool
are still as follows viz 100 cts for Ground Alum 1855
5isO cts per sack for Ashtons do. Turks Island Salt
Is selling in lots from store 25 cts per bushel but this
figure conld not probably be obtained for a cargo.
SuGARS.-Sugars continue excessively dull, and the
market for them very heavy The rates asked still
as follows, viz s6G6 25 for refining grades Cuba and
English Island s6.50@7 so for grocery qualities Cuba;
S625G65O for refining grades Porto Rico: $675G7 so
for common to good fair grocery do and s775S SO for
good to prime do but to effect sales any extent large
concession would have to be made.
SEEDS.-There has been nothing done in Coverseed
to-day so far as We have heard, but in the absence
transactions quote it at yesterdays figures viz 1915
d6 per bushe for fair TO prime There is no Timo
thy Seed selling but quote it nominal at S2G2 25
and we also quote Flaxseed nominal at 1S061 40 per
bushel. -
WHlSKEY.-Whiskeyco continues dull and heavy. There
has been no movement in it to day far as we have
heard but We quote it nominal at 20 per gallon for
both City and Ohio.