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

Il& cts Maracaibo sells slowly at II Gl24 cts and
CoTToN.-The market is rather quiet. but very firm
this morning at slight improvement on common and
mddling fair, qualities established we left the mar
ke Yesterday when further sales of 1000 bales were e
footed. We quote.
NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION
Upland. Florida. Mobile N. O. & Tex.
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FIsH-Dry Cod are in moderate request-saes of some
400 otis st. Georges at 81 12HlG4 So as to quality
Mackere are in good demand, particularly No l. which
are frmer-sales of30O bbls. at S1512h.
FLOUR, Nc.-Ihcnquiry for western canal is steady,
not active the inquiry is confined to the city trade
The sales 1850 bbis. s4.2Od44O for superfre
state s47oaiCo for extra do s4.7Oa49O for grades
OF western extra so for shipping brands round
hoop extra Ohio $1,000 for trade brands do s55OGS
for extra Genesee and .h.5 so5 for ST. Louis brands
Canadian -four is sparngly offered, the demand fair
for choice brands-saeS of $50 bbls $4,000 South
ern -four freely offered and the medium grades are low
err, the demand moderatesales of SO bbs at s5G55O
for supertine Baltimore &C. and SIS 60G72 5 for favOre
fancy and extra brands. Rye flour and corn meal un-
changed
GRAIN.-The wheat market is still unsettled; good
quantities are sustained but common neglected; the
demand is only for milling. The sales 200 bushels
at 81 20 for good southern red 81 IL for white do 81 20
for mixed Illinois and 81 % for choice red Michigan
Rye quiet at 75G7Scts Oats firm ia fair demand
madam.
Barley is frm-sales of 800 bushels common State at
SOcts Corn is steadythe demand is fair for the home
trade ana the Eassales of bushels 75G77 cts
for western mixed, the latter very choice
cts Tor southern white, and IS cts for Jersey yellow
MoLAsSES-New Orleans is in reduced supply and
rather frmer-sales of so bbs prime at 42G45 cts the
latter an extreme pricealso small sales of Cuba at "A
PRovsIoys.-Pork is rather unsettled and dali partc
ulary for future delivery the sales are 200 bbls at
S1730d740 for mess including 0Ohbs mss at e17 97
cash, to-day Sl675 for thin mess SIS 75l9 for clear
$40 1919 for prime, and $17.37H for uninspeced
mess. Beefis heavy, with moderate sales
The business reaches 400 bbls at 625a7 for country
prime Ssd95O for do. mess; S9dll for repacked mess
ana for extra do Prime is dull at s1SG19
Beef hams are quetsaes of $50 bbl s15Gl5 so for
western Bacon dulsaes of good sides rough sides
and long middes at cts Lard is in fair demand and
10A cts. " |s@
Cut meats neglected. no sales are reported
dressed hogs are selling moderately 7GG7 cts. for
heaVythe latter price an extreme figure Butter is ac
tive and firm at 14d25 cts for State and l2Gl8 cts for
Ohio Cheese is steady-sales of State Sa9% cts and
Ohio at N as cts.
RcEIs steady butess active with sales of so cs com
mon to good at 3a$A cts. choice is worth cts.
20 hhds Cuba at 7H cts Porto Rico sells SLOWLY at
* cts; and Havana at s q d9b cts.
WHIsEET-The market is unsettled holders generally
are not disposed to selsaes of $50 bbls at 24d4k cts
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 27tb.-Tbe
correspondent of the Washington Star of Saturday saws
The offerings of beef cattle at the wards Yesterday
amounted to about 600 head 400 of which were purchased
by So District butchers and Spectators, s25Oas35O
Ine hooi, equal to S5GS7 net so were purchased by
grazer and the remainder were driven to Baltimore
nnTepCommon lots selling at 81 very superior
FORK from wagons 1928, from stores S65O-supply as
yet very limited. f0' -
WILMINGTON MARKET-November 27-TURPEy- |
TINE-Sirgin and Yellow dip has declined Toe with |
sales Yesterday of 54S bbs at $3.50 for Virgin and yell
low dip, and Sl75 for Hard per $50 lb No sales to-
day. ~ ~
sp1RITsmWe note decline of cent, with sales YES.
terday OF 800 bbls at Ask cts per gal Nothing doing
to-day. e 'e
RosIy.-No transactions in either grade.
TAR-Sales yesterday of 9S bbls 50 25 per bbl and
today of So do at same price ' N1'
The Louisville Courier of the 25th saws:
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The HOG MARKET-REcEIPTs ETc.-The market YES
Iguay was quite irm with no sales of hogs reported
! he receipts continue heavy Messrs Huffman duncan &
CO. receiving drove of 500 hogs on foot and 500 by
railroad The train from Frankfort did not get in until
. lst night and we cannot report the receipts from
tnat source The arrivals by the Nashville road last
et were igoo hogs, and by the Jacksonville road
nearly l0000with the slaughter Yesterday of near 600
The total mum. er killed yesterdaH WAS hS3 which add