The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-22

Orders from the West have come in to fair extent and
with the exception Of extreme points remtances
from this section coming in better and with
promptness, which very encouraging feature of the
trade Some pretty large orders also have been filed
during the week for New Orleans and other Southern
cities The New England trade still purchasing lib.
eral supplies and for California the demand continues
pretty active The uncertainty of the California market
and the large orders lately filled for that section has
duced some of the largest and most cautious shippers to
withdraw from market and after present orders filled
we look for material falling of in the demand The late
advices from that section reported active demand for
heavy and desirable goods suited to the and the
tive.
Manufacturers continue quite busily employed. Goods
DO not accumulate to any eNtsH and prices of desirable
kinds firm. The Hide antp" feather markets in the
principal cities anticipated in last have become
quite Duoyan and hrin Most kinds of stock have i'm
proved in price and this advance is likely be sustained
As the spring trade promises do not why man
ufacurers will not be able to realize fair and
tive prices for good spring work
BOSTON COTTON GOODS MARKET-FoR THE WEEK
ENDING, Nov. 19.-The Cotton Goods market has
varied materially since last The business doing has
been moderate, although notice rather inquiry
and the prospect of better demand soon The late news
from China is considered favorable and we look for
creased export demand for that quarter In prices
change has taken place The leading styles of goods do
not accumulate to extent and there is in consequence
rather firm feeling Brown Sheetngs steady at
81 cts for heavy standard goods medium Sheeting and
Shirngs are selling at 64p74cts and light goods
selling at 5H 80 cts Beached Sheengs have been in
steady demand and are firm with moderate socks Drills
are more inquired Tor and are held firm at SR cts for
standard Brown, Bleached 80 cts and Blues 10 dlOH
cts In Print Cloths there is very little doing The stock
IS quite light and prices steady. Denims Stripes, Ticks
and Cotton Fannels remain without change but have
been in moderate demand. Ginghams quiet. IN the
DeIane trade there is yery little doing The different
Companies closing up their fall business
paravey low prices Goods however through the season,
sold up pretty close and all things considered it has
been very fair In Woolen Goods there is very lit
tie change and the business doing has been moderate
These goods do not keep pace with the mataral.
Prices Of Wool have advanced in all the principal markets
and with light stocks is still tending upward From the
late movements in the Wool market and the dizziness and
low price of goods, should almost say there little
or no sympathy between them.
WILMINGTON MARKET, Nov. oO-TuRpESr1yE.-
Sales yesterday of 200 bbs and to-day of 100 do So
for virgin and yellow dip and S175 for hard per $50
lbs.
SPIRITs-No transactions that we hear Of
RosIN.-Nothng doing in either grade.
TAR-Saes yesterday of "A bbls. at $225 per Dbl
CINCINNATI MARKET, Nov 19-FLoun-There was
not much done to-day, but the market has not assumed
any phase worthy of note The sales were confined
to 600 bbls extra at S460G5 The receipts the last "a
hours were l, 800 bbls
WHIsKEY-The demand continues active and an ad-
of Ac established day The sales 100 bbls
at 9HG194c., the latter rate for wagon.
HoGs-The market was rather fiat to-day, at the decline
noticed in last and there anxiety to sell
and less to buy is always the in falling market
About $500 head sold at s61O@69O the latter for
averaging 1S3 pounds 260 head averaging us pounds
(very light sold at 1926 200 pound hogs offer
ed at S615a625 quite freely but buyers, as general
thing fell back So
rRovtsIoNs-The market very dull to-day, and
Bulk Meat NC per b. and Green Meat, 4c do, closing
dull. COO pieces Green Meats sold for Shoulders
and p sc for Hams 800 bbls. Lard sold at 10Hc., in
dcatng change 300 bbs Mess Pork sold at SIG Soc
and 700 do at sl6 closing the latter figure Bulk Meat
sold at 6 and SC for future delivery.
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, Nov 2O-The Of
erings of Beef Cattle at the yards yesterday amounted
about 500 head which purchased by butchers
and speculators at S0d3S 81 the hoof equal $500
g71S net zoo were were driven to Baltimore and 100 left
(9l; and from wagons (dressed $3.50.
THE HOG TRADE.-The GAINESVILLE Courier of Friday
says: Transactions yesterday very limited and
sales hogs ranspred but prices be quoted firm at
so net for hogs despite the break down in Cincinnati
hear of sales during the past day two of 500 hogs
in Oldham county to agents of packing houses here at
cents gross There is said be but about 800 hogs
remaining unsold in Oldham county-a short crop.
The packers in Henderson KY expect slaughter but
900 hogs this season, against IL 900 the previous
This great falling Off and hogs in that county Hop
kins and Others and command 6H cents
The prospects some months since, favorable for
large number of hogs in the cholera
duced them very materially.
We ehave letters from Western packing points sta
ting that the hogs in that region coming into market
very light, the falling Off in weight being estimated
from Is TO 20 cent This however is easily accounted
for. Last plenty. and hogs fed till
January and February This season. corn being
and high, hogs hurried in half fatted
The receipts of hogs yesterday toeraby large in
packets; 2SG0 by the Jacksonville railroad and 400 by
the Frankfort road. The Jacksonville pork house up to
Wednesday evening had slaughtered 10000 hogs and the
over 25,C COO head.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 20.-Sales of $500 bales of Cotton;
market steady Sugar is buoyant advance of II
Noasses has advanced 1c Gunny bags &c.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 20Saes of 500 bales of Cotton
market unchanged
MOBILE, Nov. 1s.-sales of Cotton to-day 600 bales
at lO4 cts for middlings the steamers advices having
caused decline
SAVANNAH, Nov. 19.-Cotton buoyaut Sales of 200
bales to-day.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 19.-Cotton-There has been no |
change in the market since the arrival of the Canada
sales to-day were $500 bales Hall cts Sugar is
buoyan and i Ct higher-Sales at Molasses is
Ct higher-saes at 90 cts. Flour quiet S475 Corn |
has an advancing tendency-saes at 754 cents Mess |
Pork is quoted at $3.50 Lard firm 10 cents. Coffee
rm-saes Of the week 23500 bags II cts for choice
Rio. Stock in port "A $50 hags against 1O6 Freghts
cotton to Liverpool 10 32d. Ships Sterling
Exchange is quoted at ~ per cent. premium Exchange
IN New York ~ per cent. and at sight 4.
CHICAGO, November 19.-Flour active Wheat active |
and cent higher, sales at 63 cents Corn is firm Oats
quiet
CINCINNATI, November 19-The hog market is dull |
and unsettled Sales Of 500 hogs to-day S6l0d63O
the latter price being for hogs averaging 23O lbs weight
One lot of light weight sold 525 per hog Buyers
the close did not offer So, and holders willing
sellers. The receipts amounted 600 hogs. In the
Provision market holders willing sellers Mess Pork
declined so cents; Bulk Pork do; green also de
clined all closed unsettled and heavy. The weather
l9H cts. The other markets continue unchanged.