The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-29

Pearls at S5.SIn.
CoFrEE.-The market is very firm, hut less activetht
sale of Rio Caura referred to yesterday made
11% cts Maracaibo sells slowly at II I24 cts, ant
st. Domingo at 9s.
COTToN.-The market is rather quiet but very firm
this morning at slight improvement common ant
middling fair qualities established left the
ket Yesterday when further sales of 1000 bales e
footed. We quote.
NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION.
Upland Florida. Mobile. n. o. & Tex
TTdnary MidGng ..'..''19% 49, 10" 19H 119H 19a 19S
MddlingS iair.:.,..15S .,,. 123 IS ' IS IS"
FIsH-Dry Cod are in moderate requestgales of some
400 gts St. Georges at 81 4124G4.5o, as to quality
Mackerel are in good demand, particularly No. l. which
are frmer-sales of300 bbls at sl5l2k.
FLOUR, &C-The inquiry for western canal is steady
but not active the inquiry is confined to the city trade
The sales 1860 bbs at Sl.2Od4.40 for superfr,
State; S470G4) for extra do S47049O for low grades
hoop Ohio S5 Coo for trade brands do S. 5OG
for extra Genesee and s5t S 05 for ST. Louis brands.
Canadian -four is sparingy offered the demand fail
for choice brands-sales of $50 bbs at $4,000 South
-four freely offered and the medium grades low
er, the demand moderaesaes of $40 bbis. at s5G5.5t
for superne Baltimore &c. and So 60 5 for favorite
fancy and extra brands. Rye -four and corn meal un
changed.
GRAIY.-The wheat market is still unsettled; good
qualities are sustained but common neglected. the
demand is only for milling The sales 42OO bushels
at 81 20 for good southern red $l42 for white do Sl2O
for mixed illinois, and 81 . for choice red Michigan
Rye quiet at 75d7Scs. Oats firm and ia fair demand
at 47d49 cts for State and 5l52 for Western and Ca
madam.
Barley is frm-saes of $50 bushels common State al
Scots Corn is steady-the demand is fair for the home
trade Eas-saes of 80 bushels at 75G77 cts
for western mixed the latter rate for very choice S3S
cts. for southern white and S5 cts for Jersey yellow
MoLAssEs.-New Orleans is in reduced supply, and
rather mer-saes of so bbs prime at 4245 cts, the
latter an extreme price-also small sales of Cuba at q
cts.
PRovIsIoys.-Pork is rather unsettled and dali partic-
ulary for future delivery the sales 200 bbs at
S730Gl7. 40 for including 600 bbs mess at Sl7
cash, today Sl675 for thin s1S75a9 for clear
S1325Gl3.75 for prime, and $l7.37E for unnspected
mess Beef Is heavy, with moderate sales.
The business reaches 400 bbs at S625d7 for country
prime; SS(G950 for do mess S9all for repacked mess
and s11 for extra do Prime dull at s1sd19
Beef hams quet-saes of $50 bbls at S15G155O for
western. dull-saes of good sides rough sides
and long middes at 81 cts. Lard is in fair demand and
iON cts. -'''| SUITS WV '''' '''0 VS. ''|s V
Dressed hogs are selling moderately at 7d74 cts for
heavy-thc latter price extreme figure Butter is
1--WE ana rm at l4G5 cts for State and l2dlS cts for
Ohio Cheese is steady-sales of State at Sd92s cts and
Ohio at 74GYS cts. .
RICEIs steady butless active with sales of so tcs com
mon to good at 3d34 cts. choice is worth cts.
SUGARs-Are quiet, but prices sustaned-sales of
10 hhds Cuba at 6k 7k cts; Porto Rico sells slowly
* cts and Havana at S2sd9b cts.
WHIsKEY.-The market is unsettled holders generally
are not disposed to sesales of 45O bbls 24H
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, Nov 27th.-The
correspondent of the Washington Star of Saturday
The offerings of beef cattle at the yards yesterday,
amounted about 600 head 400 of which purchased
by District butchers and specuators, at 81 506
the hoof, equal to S5GS7 net: so purchased by
grazers, and the remainder driven to Baltimore
Sheep-Common lots selling at 81; very superior
muttons sold as high 81 Hogs Sc on the hoof
Pork, from wagons S625, from stores SG50-suppy as
yet very limited
WILMINGTON MARKET-November 27.-TURPEy-
TINE.-Virgin and Yellow dip has declined 10c with
sales yesterday of 543 bb at 81 so for Virgin and yell
low dip, and Sl75 for Hard per $50 lb. No sales to-
day
SPIRITs.-We note decline of cent with sales yes
terday of 300 bbls at 45H cts. per gal Nothing doing
to-day.
RosIN-No transactions in either grade
TAR-Sales yesterday of 9S bbls at 50 25 per bb and
today of s5 do at same price.
The Louisville Courier of the 25th says:
THE HOG MARGET-RECEIPTs, EFc-The market yes
terday quite firm, with sales of hogs reported
The receipts continue heavy, Messrs Huffman, Duncan &
Co. receiving drove of 500 hogs foot and 500 by
railroad The train from Frankfort did get in until
late last night and report the receipts
that source The arrivals by the Nashville road last
night, 1850 hogs and by the Jefersonville road
2,6f head The number of hogs in pens last night,
nearly l00OOwh the slaughter yesterday nearly 9O00
The total NUNS er killed yesterday S5S3 which, add
ed to the number previously killed 6S l19) makes the
total up to last night amount to 76702
At New Boston, Illinois, and at other points along the
Illinois side of the Upper Mississippi sales being made
at 500 per 100 pounds.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 27-Hogs firm but market less excl
ted. Sales at AG6S7h for hogs weighing 200 lbs
and So S5G7 for heavy weights Receipts of the week
II 900 head Receipts today 1000 head. Mess Pork S17
for future delivery More buyers than sellers. Bacon
Shoulders 62s and Sides s. cts. Lard firm Whiskey
active at % cts.
NEW ORLEANS: Nov. 26.-Cotton-Sales of 1000 bales
tod nj of Kc middIinos n