The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-20
DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 13-SUGAR.-The demand ha S
been quite animated and prices have been fully main
taned, the sales comprising 500 hhds Wednesday,
1000 Thursday, when the supplies LIBERAL
and 600 yesterday making aggregate for the three
days of $500 hds., and for the week of 1000 We
tinue to quote as follows: Inferior 3d44 cts; Common
to good Common 42i@54; Fair to Fully Fair 54G6;
G74. Received since the 9th instant 4271 hhds. Ex-
ported 902 including S4s to New York. Week receipts
6S43 hhds. Exports 152
MoLAssEs.-The market closed last Tuesday the ad-
vanced rate of 267c. for Prime to Choice since which
prices have been pretty well maintained the sales
prisng $50 bbls Wednesday at 2727Hc. for Prime
Choice and 100 half bbls at 2S3Oc $500 bbls Thurs
day at &c for Choice 300 half bbls TAT 3Oc and 100 at
3lc and 25O bbls yesterday at 27lG27H and 2Sc for
Prime to Choice, few half bbls. selling at 31cmaking
week of 5000 Received since the 9th instant s4 bbls
and 5l2 half bbls. Exported GAL bbs and - half bbs
including 2591 bbs. to New York Weeks receipts S93
bbls. and 7Os half bbls. Exports 1876 former.
CoFTEE.-The demand has continued fair, at steady
prices the sales of Rio for the three days embracing 5000
bags, including 259 yesterday embracing 100 at 104
cents $50 at 10 500 at 101 $50 at II and $50 at II
cents The entire sales of the week comprise $685. bags
embracing l72 lskimmngsl at 9Aglo cents 44S at 10
liz, 80 at IL and 2,l60 at 10A@11h. Lonsdale's
Weekly Statement sets down the stock at 16O bags
800 in first hands and 2Si0 in second hands against
4099 time last year. The market closed at 10 cts
for Low Fair 104 d0k for Fair Good Fair and
ures last week Imports this week, 5000 bags per oc
tavia Imports since 1st July 1864 bags, against
72,027 same time last year.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 16.-R1cE-We have nothing Of
material Importance to report to the general state Of
the market the past week and since our review of the
week previous. During the first four days, including
Wednesday to Saturday last the market with good de
mand, remained stationary at former prices but during
Monday and yesterday depressed and for the lower
grades buyers would only operate at decline, while the
latter grades account of their comparative scarcity
held about their We quote extremes of the last two
days sales at from % as 916 ordinary to fair ranging
from 2S d3 ll6, good to prime 4G39 l6 Received the
past week 33 erces exported in time 20 terces
remaining on shipboard not cleared COS tierces.
Sales to day of $50 bb at So for virgin and yellow dip
and 81 rs for hard per $50 lbs
sPIaITs.sales yesterday of 60 bbls. 46Hc per gal
RosIS.-Saes yesterday of 500 bbls common at 81 Is
for large and s1.12% for small bbls
TAR.-Sales to-day of 5s bbls at S2.25 per Dbl.
DAILY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI MARKET
Nov. l7.-FLoUR-The demand rather better to-day
for higher grades but prices did not undergo any change
The sales add up LOO bbls S4605 for extra. 266
bbls. were received the last "a hours.
WHIsKEY.-The demand continues active and prices
firm. Sales of 900 bbs at 194 l9Hc the latter rate for
wagon.
ToGs.-The market opened buoyant and excited, and
further advance established heavy hogs having been
sold at 1913 and large business DONE chiefly for
present delivery. AT the close however it difficult
sales add up 1900 head S64O for light $3.50 those
gng 100 to 200 lbs and So COG rs for those
ing 215 to 24O lbs. Receipts large.
PROvIsIoNs.-The speculative movement in the Hog
products continues and prices rather higher. The
sales comprise 100000 lbs bulk Sides be delivered in
January at S4c; 500 bbls. Mess Pork, the spot ut
SIG 800 do do at the 200 bbs Lard 1O4
cts and 100 do do at 10 cts Nothing doing in Bacon
GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET, Nov. 13.-MAcKEREL.
Several arrivals from the say with rather light e fares
Is, with prospect of further advance.
From the st. Louis Democrat, Nor 16.l
HE HOG TRADE.-An advance is noted. lot Of
zoo head sold to-day SIS 75d6l2h net dividing 200
lbs. and s625 would be paid for heavy hogs, or those
weighing 225 lbs and upwards. Our packers under
way and able receive in the aggregate 5000 head per
day. There are as yet but few hogs Offering.
From the Shelbyciile (Ky.) NelcS.
Some lots of hogs sold in this county last week
4, but learn that buyers refused to give $3.50
on Monday Farmers are holding on for S., and conse
quenty will not take it. We hear Of the sale of
cattle which had been cornfed three months last spring.
From The Lexington (Ky) RepOrter.I
The Kentucky Central Pork House, in this city, is
augheTing largely and to last evening about 500
and hogs coming in freely
The Cincinnati Price Current of the 17th speaks of the
Pork Trade follows
The market for Hogs and their product this point
has presented most unusual aspect past previous
week. altogether different from that of any other season.
at this time for the last eight years. and it
sists in the fact that the business done has been with
very little exception, speculative and bears stronger
resemblance to the Stock Market in New York with its
bulls and its ''bears and those who sell short than
any thing know Of Very little legitimate business
has been DONE though that done in the speculative way
has been age and the desire at the close to buy for
future delivery general and stronger perhaps than
The regular packers have not been buyers but very
moderate extent and Eastern and European dealers have
been doing nothingabsolutey nothing There is large
number of people here however from Indiana and Ken
tucky who to understand the matter better and
the basis If short crop, have gone inn deep, basing
their calculations this theory would
draw his deductions from what these parties say he would
arrive at the conclusion that Hogs had generally dsap
peared from most parts of Kentucky, Indiana and in
considerable slice of Illinois They admit there
is moderate supply in Ohio; and that there may be
slight increase in Iowa and in Northern Illinois but they
say 'even admitting the possibility of there being
large number packed in the West last year. there will
not be enough to supply the demand that must exst-
We give opinions of those who buying thus, in
order to show the logic by which they arrive at con-
clusions inducing them to venture and to make the
extraordinary contracts which are ratified on Change
daily
At the close yesterday, there difficulty in selling
Mess Pork for present future delivery at $780, and
Sl615 asked for December and January.
Hogs were in quick demand at S6.50G655 to be dellv
cred now; and for December, $6.75 asked. Lard,
which in the fopar of the week could have been bought
at 10 cts sold last evening at 10H cts.
We commence this week publishing the receipts of
hogs by the various channels of transit and judging from
the following figures we would be led to suppose Hogs
are pentier in the interior than is generally admitted:
ota eceps by all routes from Nov 1st to date $50
Hre se,nT rasL year ,z4l
HOGS IN OH1O-Early in September We published the
assessors returns of Hogs in forty counties of this
state We have now received from the Auditors Office
the returns from the remaining counties publish the
returns from the entire State complete 1t will be per-
ceived there is increase this year of 223 1885, as
pared with 1857. The Hogs returned Assessors
those six months old and on the 1st of April
year.
1858 1857.
Total............2, ,914 2S3l77s