The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-27

CHARLESTON, Nov. 24.-RICE.-The market for this
article has not changed in any material point since
last statement the demand throughout past week hay
ing continued good and former prices sustaincd-the bet
ter grades being scarce were principally enqured for and
commanded quick sale-whe the inferior qualities were
more depressed and prices in favor of buyers We quote
extremes of the weeks sales at S2 16-the bulk
the sales at S2A d3the following constituting quo
tatons for the dite ent grades Ordinary TO Fair S2A6
az Good SO as a. Prime and Strictly Prime s3 HG-
Received the past week COO tcs. exported same time
3o4 tcs remaining on shpboard not cleared 1861
REvIEw OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET for the
week ending Nov 4-TURPENTINE.-The receipts during
the week have been pretty fair and prices remain with
and 81 Is for Hard per $50 lbs Sales for the foot
up 42l7 bbs closing at So for Virgin and Yellow Dip
and S1.75 for Hard per Dbl.
SPIRITS TURPESTINE-The market has ruled quiet for
this article since last review and prices remain with
out change foot up transactions during the week of
only 1,0l0 bbls., at 46E cts. per gal
RosIN-The market ruled quiet for all grades up to
Monday, when there were transactions in No. follows
23 bbls at $685. ~ at & 19 at $780, and 27 81 per
bb In No. we have heard of transactions In Com
mon note sales Monday of 1000 bbs. S1123 per
80 lbs and on Tuesday of 500 do at S115 for large
TAR-Continues to come to market very sparngly and
with good demand existing parcels are readily taken on
arrival at $225 per Dbl Sales for the week 272 bbls
From the Louisville Courier Nor Gath
THE HOG MARKET-RECEIPTS AND SLAUGHTER This
market though firm, is not eXce with heavy receipts
and all the packers actively engaged with full work
have been noted by reports, have averaged nearly
10000 hogs which is unparalleled in the annals of this
on previous contracts and are not troubled by the uctua
tons Of the market elsewhere.
Watkins Hunt Il Co. slaughtered yesterday Q 700 hogs
with 376S left over in PEN Huffman, Duncan x Co killed
1100. with 400 in pen Atkinson Co. 500 with 200
in pen; Hamilton Bro, 1850, with 1000 in pen; D.
Ricketts, Co. killed 200 and the other packers about
the usual number.
At New Albany Mcdonald & Rawlns have killed about
800 head and have none in pens They will probably
kill 16 this Simpson Co. have killed 500
have no more in pens and will kill during the
about the number IS Mcdonald & Rawns Both
houses have been paying S625 40 but have only
chased choice lots.
The slaughter, up to last night is as follows:
Hogs Killed yesterday 10 $50
previously ......................57,76 ,769
Total.
From the Chicago T lines, Nov. %
PROvIsIoNsThe provision market rather lively but
difference in the views buyers and sellers prevents
tenve operations The receipts of dressed hogs continue
to he large larger indeed than demand which however
is fair We note sales of over 500 head S56 per 100
$3.50. '''-'' anu IL" "'''s'
CATTLE, Hoes, &c.-The week opens with rather quiet
cattle market owing somewhat to the recent snow The
offerings of beef cattle light, and there were few
really good ones among them. We note sales Of few
only at s22 25 per 100 lbs Live hogs however are in
good demand, and note sales of about 900 head at
s425462 per 100 lbs. live weight, equal to S531575
CINCINNATI, Nov. 24-FLouR.-The market is verv
quiet, and there is but little business doing. Sales 500
bbls at S44od4s5 for superfne to extra. Received
during the past "a hours ,096 bbls
WHIsKEY-The demand continues active, and prices
have again advanced with sales 900 bbls at 2121 &C.
the latter rate for wagon.
HoGs.-The market was dull and heavy today but
holders of good hogs disposed make any CON
cesso in price while light averages obtanable at
duced figures The sales 400 head averaging $50 lbs
at 1926 300 do averaging 2l0 $685. 40 averaging
at $3.50 800 do averaging go at s65 500 do averaging
2lO at $780, and 500 do averaging 200 delivered
Friday at S6.72R The receipts were large.
PRoyIsIoNs.-rhe market was heavy, and prices fav-
ored buyers Sales-S 900 pieces green meats at 55K
for shoulders cts. for Sides and SGs4 cts for
hams closing at s. and cts. OF mess pork 400 bbls
sold SIG 50, and 900 do deliverable in January at
del hIe in
February, at 64 cts of lard $50 bbs prime 10k cts.
and 800 do. head at 10 cts
GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET, Nov. .M-MAcKEREL.
Within week the whole feet will probably at home
here Last sales S145O for No Is held Yesterday at
Sl5. Hake, sales at S2.12.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. Nov. 26.-Four is unsettled Sales of
IL 500 bbls State 81 204 40 Ohio S. S5G545. Wheat
The market is quiet No sales of moment. Corn is firm
Sales of 10000 bushels at 74677 cts Whiskey-The
market is steady at former rates.
NEW ORLEANS Nov. 25.-Cotton-sales of 10 500 bales
to-day The market is unchanged, although the demand
has slightly improved Corn has advancing tendency
sales at 73c. Lard is firm at II X Freghts Cotton
to Havre Nd
MOBILE, Nov. 25,-Cotton-s of $500 bales at lie
for middngs, the market closing firm
There business done at Augusta. Charleston
Savannah the day being observed as Thanksgiving.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Through the kind attention of commercial house here,
favored with circulars of foreign markets from
which we extract the following:
From Hotfman Dorrepaal d Co.'S Price Current
ROTTERDAM, Nov. Ga general calm in business has
been observed after the date of last circular,
which has been prolonged to this hour and is likely to
continue until early in 1859 when return of orders viii
give fresh impulse to trade.
COFFEE, although fully maintained in value dealt in
mat calm and with the exception of transaction OF
o,ooo bags mixed pale Padang Zealand" at 39c
5Ss 3D. or IL ll0c. board 53s. II 15c nett
oy private contract to house, have not heard of
another sale Notwithstanding this inactivity, the arti
Gle can De viewed in favorable light and in healthy
position III support of which argument have but
refer to the statements of stocks in the hands of the
Company ana what is on warrants, drawn up the
5ls ultimo, which represent them to be 37O8l0 bags
Java, against 5Sl $40 bags in 1857, showing reduction
of 2lO360 bags which gives evidence extensive delive
cries since the September sale the entire quantity
taken out of the Companys store the January up
to the S0th ultmo amounted to 116 1S6 bags against
7904 bags in 1857 and $50 21 bags in 1856 these in
creased deliveries confirm that Java obtains decided
preference in many parts of Germany The complaints
about short crop in Java being fully confirmed the
supplies will be below those of last year. and may he the
of gradual improvement.
Holders of Rio not being disposed to sell at the actual
market value, we have transactions to announce in it,
TIN, of which the sales this month amount 16 $780,
Slabs at from 6sx TO f72H has been in active demand