The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-30

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64 lbs CIoverseed at from S525 to s5621.-
Timothy do at from SIZE to S2l2H and quote Flax
! seed at 81 l35GSl 40 per bushel.
WHISKEY.-Whiskey is inactive. although the market
for it is pretty firm. The only transaction have heard
of to-day is sale of 80 bills Ohio % Ohio Whiskey
is generally held at cts and City do. the
figures but sales of other varieties have yet been
made above 25 cts.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
BOSTON COTTON GOODS MARKET-FoR THE WEEK
ENDING November 26.-Wth the exception Of Il good de
mand for Drills for the East Indies has
quiet tone to the Cotton Goods market the past week.
The suspension Of business Thursday and the untvor
able weather for portion of the week has been quite
check on active movements if there any dispo
stol the part of buyers operate In prices change
and holders generally firm at previous rates Brown
Sheetings remain quite steady 81 cts. for heavy stan
dard goods medium Sheetings and Shirtngs at G2g7&
cts and light goods 5%G54 cts. Bleached Sheetings
and Shirttngs firm and kinds have been in fair
demand at full prices For Drills there is considerable
been made at ~ cts for Brown All the Brown Drills on
hand and all that be manufactured before the first of
January will evidently be wanted for that market and in
consequence prices are quite firm quote Bleached at
SO cts, and Blues at l04m10H In Print Cloths
change and for Prints the demand has been moderate
Denims Stripes, Ticks Osnaburgs and Cotton Flanucls
quiet but steady at previous prices. In Ginghams
and Delains no movement of ANY Importance Woollcn
Goods remain without improvement, with moderate sales
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET-FoR THE WEEK
ENDING NOVEMBER 26-The Boot and Shoe business con
tinucs in very healthy position and the prospects of the
trade look more encouraging than at any time for year
past Remittances from the West continue TO come in
better than expected and the trade with this section is
fast recovering from the effects of the panic Of last
Orders from the South have been received to fair
tent, which, with the New England and the California
trade continues to give active appearance to the
ket for the season Busi1e- bowtver must naturally
fall oil and we look for quiet state of things ora few
week previous to the commencement Of the Spring trade
which will probably be carly in January Prices of ali
good and desirable goods continue to be well sustained
Most of the manufacturers are very actively employed
and many of them preparing for Spring operations.
The stock of good seasonabe work is moderate and do
not look for any large accumulation, with the present
orders in hand. The Hide and Leather markets continue
very firm and still have upward tendency that the
cost Of manufacturing is more than for month or two
past, and is likely to increase.
Among the exports of the week notice 9G2 to
San Francisco by the Herald of the Morning This is the
largest shipment by any vessel for some time. The
exports to San Francisco for three weeks from this port
amount to 59l cases but there is now disposition on
the part of shippers to hold back 1t must be ey-
dent that these large shipments could not be continued for
any length OF time without oversocking that market
s32 have been cleared at the Custom House since
January /, falling off, compared with last year, tl94
DAILY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI MARKET
Nov. 26.--FLOUR.-The market has not essentially,
changed, regards demand or price, since Wednesday
There is fair demand for extra brands from the city
dealers and little for export at full rates. The sales
Oday 700 bbS 81 60 as for and for let of
200 bbls double extra white wheat, delivered at Peters
burg, KY 230O bbs received the last IS hours.
WHIsKEY.-The demand has been quite active since
last and prices have materially advanced The sales for
the two days add up 500 bbls at 22d22Sc the latter
rate for wagon.
HoGs.-The market quite active to-day and prices
further advanced The speculative movement received
fresh impulse to-day by additional enforcement of
country specuators, who seemed disposed 20 deep
y regardless of expenses indeed the prices seemed to
have but little to do in the matter just
The transactions add up head at Sc 10 for
those averaging 100 to 225 lbs Included in the
1000 head averaging 200 b to be delivered from the 1st
to the 18th of January rs and 200 at 81
same average and delivery. The receipts by rail
ways and river the last hours add up 10 900
head.
PROvIsIoNs.-The market buoyant again to day
and Mess Pork advanced sly with sales of 500 bbis
and 800 do yesterday $1675 Bulk meats sold at G
and 81 for February Green meats sold the of
S,OOO pieces at D, 7 and Sc.
HOGs.-The Cincinnati Gazette of Saturday says: Yes
terday, contrary to previous indications there a
hrmer feeling and sales made Of good 200 H. Hogs,
without difficulty. at $3.50 This morning there
new arrival of what the trade call country bulls, who
considerable advantages, in point of feeling, and on
Change there much strength that it was difficult
to ascertain the extent of the advance We found.
ever toward night when the smoke cleared away that
there were buyers at Sc 50d6G0 for hogs aver
aging 2OO to 2O lbs and heard of of extra
heaVy above S6I5d6SO although holders to very
siderable extent asked S65 former and 81 for the
latter We referred in our last report to transactions of
virginia operator who sold pork short 6 75 for Ianu
ary The same party sold, today 1000 hogs averaging
zoo lbs deliverable from the 1st to the 18th of January
at 50 70 and 1000 do average and delivery at 81
Both lots were purchased with the expectation of
ing the seller it being the impression that will he i'm
possible to Obtain 1000 head of 200 lbs hogs at that
by bona fde holders at 81.
The pens full to day, with continued large arr !
vas the receipts for the forty eight hours ending
comprising about 81 900 head For the first three days of
the week we have received 35, 600 head.
Last year for the week ending Dec 1st the receipts
5572 the total for the season to that date 5 0si
This season the receipts so far are I37 All M"st Of the
hogs in Southern Indiana have been purchased
vile.
The LoasriUe Courier of same date says:
The slaughering and packing around the falls
continues in active progress with unusually heavy
ceips and favorable weather As regards prices and
we hear of no movement but quote the market firm at
far are more than double the receips at the correpopd
ing period of any former year. and nearly equal the
receipts at Cincinnati.
The slaughter up to Wednesday evening amounted to
Hogs killed Thursday and Frday.........21,25 $50
IreVlouS report ..76,IO2
Total oo2
The receipts by railroad yesterday and the day previous
were 1865
Previously reported. .......................72,76s
Total... 50 133
At MaysyiIe, up to Tuesday night Coons, Hord &
Co. packers, had killed 6S hogs. Prices firm
S4.75 gross.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New YORK, Nov. 29.-Flour is heavy Sales of $500 |
bbls at S53OG5 so for Ohio Wheat is heavy Sales of
G123 cts Corn is heavy Sales of $4,000 bushels mixed
759754 cts Beefis heavy Mess Pork has advanced 10
Whkey is steady at "a cts. Turpentine Spirits heavy
47G4S cts. Rosin closed buoyant at $155. Nothing
III sugar SSIee ana Moiasses unchanged
Hogs are dull Sales to-day of 5000 head Sc 25d65O
past two days 900 head large business has been do
ing in Mess Pork at Sl7 for January February Lard
ii cts. for future delivery.
BUFFALO, Nov. q, l p M.-Flour-Demand limited |
quotations unchanged; sales 400 bbls. So 25( so for
good to choice extra Michigan Indiana Ohio and Cana
dan S575 for superior double extra Wheat in moderate
demand prices Unchanged sales II 400 bushels Chicago
spring at 72d73 cts Corn dull and nominal at e. %G63
cts Barley held at 60d67 Rye 67d6S cts. Oats
and firm at so cts Whiskey firm at q cts Dressed
Hogs at $55OG6. Weather mild and the canal entirely
unobstructed.
MOBILE Nov. 27-Sales of Cotton to day 500 bales at |
11dll for mddlngs; sales of the week bales; re
cepts of the week. 2600 bales against 500 for the
corresponding week last year The receipts 1922
600 bales ahead of last year The in port 95
bales Cotton reights to Liverpool 5s to IIavre K
There nine ships in port
CHARLESTON, Nov. 27-Sales of Cotton today 245O |
bales at an advance of sct Middling fair is quoted
IL y cts.
SAVANNAH, November 27-Saes of Cotton today |
1,l5O bales, the market closing firm. Receipts all |
southern ports ahead of last 500 bales the
in port is 93,500 bales Exchange London lOS-
Cotton freights to Liverpool 2132d tending down
ward.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 27-The Cotton market is excited and |
unsettled; the'e buyers than sellers The re
cep for the week have been 1880 bales receipts ahead
Of last year l34 500 bales
CHICAGO, November 27.-Flour ) steady Wheat has |
declining tendency sales 5S dull at So cts
Oats firm.
New ORLEANS Nov. 27.-Sales of Cotton today $500 |
bales. Quotations unchanged. Mess Pork Sl7 60 Cot
ton freghts to Liverpool at which ships have
been chartered.