The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-02
DOMESTIC MARKETS

CINCINNATI MARKET.-Nov 27.-FLoUR The de-
mand moderate from the local trade and there is also
taken for export The sales comprise 400 bhls
its merits 81 90 and 500 do extra 81 65G5 The re-
cepts the last "a hours were 200.
WHIsKEY.-The demand continues active and prices
have further advanced; sales of $500 bbls. at 3c ncu
ding 800 bbs four mouths old at 234c and 25 do from
wagons at 23Sc.
HoGs-The market was less excited today but was
nevertheless firm, at extreme rates The receipts
large but the great bulk of them had bene already bought
arrive that the number the market We
have change to notice in prices The sales amounted
to 1Sl0 head, at prices varying from Sc 81 to $675
Heavy hogs held formerly at 81.
PRovISIoNs-The transactions were 400 barrels Mess
Pork at S1 800 barrels head lard at TO- and so erces
prime do alO and 900 pieces meats at 5G54 for
shoulders, and 7%GSc. for hans-chieiy the outside
rates Nothing done in bulk meats, but holders of
them were hrm at 6&@s4, and, in many cases, asked
HOGS.-The Cincinnati Gazette of Monday says In the
Hog market there was less excitement than Friday
but prices were very firmly sustained and, the whole
shade higher than at any previous time this
The receipts were large but this had effect except
far as it may have prevented further upward move
ment OF the sweeping character to which the trade has
been subject lately large proportion of the hogs now
arriving being delivered contracts so that the of
ferngs not at all in proportion the arrivals the
number in the pens. The sales prices ranging
Sc % for light to s675 for heavy At close, well
fated 200 lbs hogs were not be had below Sc 6G 7
and in the afternoon negotiations pending at 81
lots The receipts during the "a hours ending at
5000 This swells the receipts for the week
far $1,000 head, and for the to Sat
Arday to 1852 331
The Louisville Courier of Monday says:
double that of any previous year at the same period If
they continue to forward in the same ratio the
packing around the falls will reach 100000 head in two
weeks more and the close nearly month earlier
tan ever before The hogs for slaughter have been
counted and the packers set down the result at little
less than 100000 Be that as it may the high prices
wmch now prevail likely force every available hog
10 e slaughter and would be surprised if it
teeuea our e estimate The prevailing quotation for heavy
hogs is go so net and not hear of any pressing on
the market by which may be inferred thai tey are
| gagged or taken arrival. -
The actual number hogs sIaurhtere oro,rd tho falls
this season to date is 100 27 462 head left over in
the pens last night making the total recapts inns far
GO O00 the year previous The weather has been hiqh
favorable for killing until yesterday the day previous
which was rather warm, and but about half work was
done. The total receipts up to last night were l43
hogs, while the receipts at Cincinnati up to Saturday
night were only 14033l that ahead of that place
some 5000 hogs The receipts by railroads during the
past 4S hours together with the previous receipts,
| 110, ,S63.
The Louisville Journal estimates the packing around
the Falls this 2s0000 head The number packed
last season was 000 The number of hogs packed at
Chicago from the 1s to the Goth inst, G00O0, Of
which 5000 were cut during the last week.
| WILMINGTON MARKET, Nov. 3O.-TURPENTINE-
Sales yesterday of 76S ibis at $3.50 for Virgin and Vel
low Dip and sl75 for hard per $50 lbs No sales to-day
SPIRITs.-No transactions that hear of
RosIN-sales yesterday of 700 bbls No. at S1.15G2
per bbl as in quality. Nothing doing in other grades
TAR-saes yesterday of so bbls at 1925 per Dbl.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK; Dec COTTON is unchanged in price and
the sales today omGunt to 1000 bales Flour is firm
S5.35d5 80 for Ohio Wheat-The market has been
heavy today the sales amounting 16 600 bushels at LOG
heavy with sales of 60 600 bushels at 7377 for
white. Pork.-The market closed buoyant at S7 60il
17.65 for old Mess and $1Sdls25 for Mess prime
sold at s1375. Lard closed buoyant at 1O%G11 Whs-
Cuba Molasses continues firm at 4o41 for New Orleans
Turpentne Spirits closed firm at 4sG49,