The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-05

follows: Wednesday 1sH cts; Thursday lsH cts Fri
day 1s4 cts Saturday Tx cts Monday and yesterday
IS cts closing rather heavy, some sales having been
made at 17A cts
The Cincinnati Price Current of the Sd says
Rather brisk business has been done in Hogs dusng
the past week and about - 900 head have been sold
future delivery embracing this and next month at SIS 62
9575 and the close there was brisk demand and all
offered taken at the latter price with dispo.
tiop for December than November delivery at
the quotation We cannot say that the market has been
strong however large offerings and desire to sell
the part holders, would have caused buyers with
draw the case about the middle of the week when
sellers than buyers at So G2 There
about 1000 head in the pens and 240 head cut by
house Friday, but the weather is too and
settled slaughter with safety but all the houses
ready and waiting for the weather settle down
Il safe temperature. There is quite large number of
Hogs in the vicinity Of the city that operations
will open generally within the coming days in all
probability. The feeling regards the future IA
comparatively high prices and the impression
pretty generally entertained that owing the abundance
of money a speculative feeling will keep prices up TO a
high average Notwithstanding though should be
increase in the number packed There also quite
large number of short crop chiefly, however in Ken
tucky. We understand that the Louisville packers are
with few exceptions short cropperp - and straning
point to large number of hogs posi-
BILE.
In the meantime, the farmers discovered that it
will well to feed their corn, their wheat to
swine and doing extensively in order meet the
demand Our letters from Tennessee, represent the
finest hogs and the "fnest'' that State known
for many years A good demand has existed for mess
pork for future delivery and $3.50 has been paid for
round lots within the week TO be delivered in December
and the latter part of this month.
Lard could be sold at exc for December delivery,
understand and it is impression that sales have
been made at this rate though there far less anxiety
than usual at this time to make lard contracts. Some
green Hams sold at 7Ec. for delivery next week, but
they are now held at Hc.
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET-FoR THE
WEEK ENDING Nov. 3.-TUEPENTIyE.-The receipts since
our last have been light, and prices remain without
change. There is moderate demand existing and we
quote at S305 for Virgin and Yellow Dip and Sl75 for
Hard per $50 lbs. Sales for the week foot up only 533
bbs.
SPIRITS TURPESTINE.-The market this article has
ruled quiet since last review and have material
change to not Transactions have been gt and foot
up only ,593 bbls., closing at AZ cents per gallon
RosIS.-There has been very little doing in the finer
grades since last and hear of sales of 5o7 bbls No
at Sl75 225 230 800 360d4 90 per bblas in quality
In No We note sales of only 81 bb at Sl3O per Dbl In
Common the market has ruled quiet and have to
port sales for the week of 1900 bb at $l2O for large
TAR-Comes to market quite sparingy and we have to
note the receipt and sale of only 70 bbs at 25 per hD
There good demand existing and parcels are readily
BOSTON AUCTION sALE-Cargo of bark Fruiter
from Malaga.-RaiSns. $3.50 boxes layers 900 sold,
S249 300 Or do. do. so ct 1000 boxes bunch S22 O3
5000 half do do. s1O5a1O7 1000 or. do. 60 cts 100
Terms over $500 mos over 81 900. mos Almonds.
loo trails, 1lH@ll Il cts. per h., 4 mos
ASSESSORS RETURNS OF HOGS IN KENTUCKY
We have already in previous numbers of pub
shed the of Hogs in Kentucky so far
they had been received at the Auditors office Having
received the from the remaining counties not
reported enabled lay the total aggregate
before readers, as follows:
1856. 1857 1858.
Total. ............ / .0S5, ,943 1440394 1lO7 ,S43
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK Nov. 4.Flour is quiet. Sales of 5000 bbs.
Ohio S.. .2oa5 40 Wheat is firm, but sales unmporant.
Western White 1l2 cts Milwaukee Club 9l494 cts Corn
is buoyant Sales of II GOO bus mixed 6Sa7O Beef
is steady at S1l 80 for Repacked Pork firm and buoy
ant. Mess Sl7 Prime Sl3.50dl3.S7A. Whiskey quiet.
Lard closed buoyant at previous rates Sugar is firm at
6AG74 cts for Cuba. Turpentne Spirits closed firm at
39R cts. Freights-Flour to Liverpool Is (d1s. Nd
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 3-Cotton-saes of $500 bales
to-day at 1lA for mid There more buyers than
sellers in the market Sugars have advanced &c. Flour
has advanced % cs sales of superfne s5 Corn dull
at 20 cts Pork s buoyant; sales of clear Mess at S75
Coffee firm. Rio is quoted at 10A.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 3-Flour unchanged-sales of extra
at S475(d5 Whiskey unchanged-sales at Is cts Hogs
in good demand at S575all offered at this
ken. Provisions firm and unchanged-Mess Pork quoted
at $3.50.
CHICAGO. Nov. 3-Flour dull Wheat advancing;
prices lc. better. Corn firm at 81 cts. Oats quiet
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
RoTTERpAM-45l hhds tobacco; 60 tierces lard $500
nails: Is, ,755