The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-25


New Albany and Salem railroad. d................ $500
FROM the ST. Loais Rcra,jican. Nor. 22d.
PROVISIONS --BaTeed Pork has been in good demand
with daily advancing tendency, the market opening
Thursday with sales of 1000 bbls mess March delivery
at SIS; 23 bbls mess present delivery sl635 and IS
bbls thin SIS 10 Yesterday 900 bbs were sold
for March delivery ST. and lIG bbs prime sl2 -
prrbb Holders of mess firm at an asking rang.
of 80 for present delivery To-day receipts
small little is Offering and feeling is rather quiet Sales
reported $50 and los hbIs &I7 per bb and
casks hog round at 6E * and 81 per H. packed
For new Lard demand has been good at 10 with
# No and prime at that figure, and with only limited
offerings and transactions At the close holders ask
Sides IN the market and they are held higher at 9EG 10
cts; 900 lbs loose resmoked were sold at ~ cts 800
loose Shoulders from smoke house at cts and lot
prime do packed at * all made yesterday the day
preceding.
HoGs Offerings have been light that buyers were
nccessitated further advance They there
fore paid 64 aG% net. dividing 300 lbs for 400 head
and other sales were made, the particulars OF which
made public At the close nackrr- are Offering
cts per ID for good and heavy hogs, but holders ask
ing higher and no sale has transpred. Very few are
ing offered.
From The Springfield (THs journal of the 2OHl
Receipts of Hogs very large, and the business o
sansherng is progressing rapidly We do not know the
total number now in the pens but Mr. Lamb has about
$500 awaiting the knife.
The price remains steady and We quote IS net, the
ruling rate for Hogs weighing 200 pounds.
The Chicago Times Of the 2lst SAYS:
Provisions are active and in good demand and prices Of
articles have advanced. Dressed Hogs coming
in in large numbers and sell freely at good prices, We
note sales of nearly 200 at 55 81 per 100 hS Few
sold under 50 % and many went high $3.50. Heavy
Pork for present delivery sells at s15 5OG n per
hut for delivery in December and January at s140d l5
CATTLE Hoes, &c.A smart snow storm to day inter
rupcd the usual activity in the live stock trade but mat
erS were anything but dull Notwithstanding. But little
was done in cattle or sheep, hu we note sales of nearly
1000 head OF Hogs at SlaI62 per 100 lbs live weight;
equal to S5575 net. Most of the sales averaged $l25
WILMINGTON MARKET. Nov 23-TuRrExr1vE-
Sales yesterday of 456 hbs at So for virgin and yellow
dip, and Sl.15 for hard per 80 lbs. No sales to-day
SPlRfTs-NO transactions that we hear of.
RosIN.-Saes yesterday of 900 bbs. Common at 81
129 per so bs and of 233 hbs No 1, at $35; II do
at S3 10 do at 50 so and 27 do at 50 This morning
note sales of 500 bbs. Common at Sl15 for large bbs
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New YORK, Nov. 24-Flour is frm-sales of 10.50O
bbs. State 81 254 so; Ohio S5.4GG545 Wheat is dull
there is no quoabe change in prices Corn is dull
sales of 81 0oC bushels at 75G76 cts for mixed Pork
the market closed buoyant Mess Sl7 30u1740 WhisEey
has advanced csales at 23H cts. Molasses is active
Cattle Market-Beeve depressed-4OOO head at de,
cline Of 70 cents S. so for inferior and 50 for best
Sheep II 900 head at a decline of 5Ocasl per carcass
Swine-market depressed sales II 900 head at S5G575
Dressed Hogs S650a7.
CIScIYyAr1, Nov d Hogs dull today. Sales at
SG25 for the lighter weight and $3.50 for those weighing
300 pounds. The receipts to-day 1400O head Pro
visions are lower. Mess Pork $3.50 Green Meats 5d
5ls cts. Lard in barrels 102 cts. with good demand.
Whiskey has advanced to y cts.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 24--saes of 1900 bales Cotton
Market active but prices unchanged. Flour advanced
12H cts. Sterling Exchange 7(a71.
CINcGNNATI November 2O.-The hog market is un-
changed although rather easier the sales day l.
500 hogs at S525G6 So S650d6GO the leading rates
for hogs averaging 200 to go lbs The market closes
heavy and unsettled The receipts of the amounted
600 hogs Mess Pork is heavy at e1675 Bulk and
meats have declined ct the weather is favorable
Tor packing the demand G0 hogs and their product
tnues to be speculative There is nothing doing for
eign account. WhSkcy has advanced to 204 cts The
other markets continue unchanged.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 23-Cotton-The market is un-
a1,1 al, 10 -nn
mlddngS; at the close the market somewhat irmer.
aud the fair and middin% qualities had advancing
Iency he sales OF the past three days amount to 81 800
bales and the receipts to 900 bales against Sc O0O bales
the receipts during the time last year. Flour is
huoyan and prices have advanced p sales at So Ba
con is firm Shoulders S Sides at 99ada% cts Frcghts
on cotton to Liverpool l6G d to Iavre II. Sterling
Exchange unclaimed at 7}@a7A per cent prem
CHARLESTON, Nov % -CottonSales of 200 bales to-
CHICAGO, November 22-Four is firm. Wheat very
dullsaes at Go cents. Corn is steady at 81 cts Oats
firm.
MOBILE, Nov. RELATIONSHIPS of $500 bales to-day
at lOss cts for middlings, the market closing quiet
SAVANNAH Nov. 2.Cotton-SaIes to-day of 1870 bales
at unchanged rates.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Money had been in
good demand at * per the Stock Exchange to
the payment of 20 per cent of the three million
24 per cent In the discount market there was rather
more ease the minimum rate being 27sla2E per cent.
The Stock Exchange had been nanimate but the
9th there more frmneSs and consols slightly ad
vanced, closing at 9S%@9s4 for both money and
c"TnI' Tt - c,..,
abnnt F4o sIver T''' ~ was 10 take out
AMERICAN sECURITTFS-A better demand existed
in London the sth inst and Illinois Central shares ad
Vanced S3. The prices
III iIeS i -"&@&f
Few Few iorh ce"'ra' Sf'aFeS 20 4So
Pennsylvania Central "a Mortgage s9E%
martnt bns L;bitI rVi S2tt3n %
far tbo 'golGI tone, Pi'ucuiy
ton Messrs Richardson Snencc & Cn onrt I th i
5ays % 90" SaIa % ISS adS en- Ses oi te 5ntee @
rXnort '''' '''
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- "a ~ siaiciter tle market was rather stronger, and
Rpr IIssisoG,ts was 10 EAR sA'ent
s;-NleSsrS- Richardson spence Co., re
Ia ,e,, lnGSs 'onr eSceeninRiL Huil and
p .;o "itlo ci | ntern 5 rs llaaelpla anu
s5e at Frday;s decline forced sls r isi h Hi,w low
@ i a. i5d w .' ~ ~ lteri%r W, at 10"
Ca6s 2. Snmthcrn fs on Grr ,oI,I r, iI ,ra vs.
%ri, ix aS YIl 5o WIZ %a anu i'n'll
feId Nash ( Co. report the nartar ororaII, toaS n,6G
but dull at former prices ''N''"'
PRovIsIoys-BeerduIl clvorino bnvcrs por duI1
Irish offered nj low prices Roron ann ard eosior arj
has further declined sales of prime at 5ls Tauow iet
and unaltered.
PRoDUCE-Asbes ouiet. Pots 31s Peorls e9s Posi,
quiet at Ss 10d G4s SUGAR inactive No s,Ies Of CoGa
farorted. Rice-Raher more doing at steady nrces -
insecd oil selling mt 3Os 30s Ga Small s,Ics ~ S,its
at 4ns In Bark no transactions
LONDON MARKETS-BREADsTUFFs steady at last
weeks prices SUGAR quiet at unchanged rates COFFEE
ordinary Congou iOTd RIcg more actiya t fnII ratrs
TALLow quiet at 49s cd for p Y G JIysrpn OTI-hnv.
ers at 23s Scotch PFC Iron 53s ed Gi53s Cd "
The Colonial Wool sales were I,roorassin with craoe
ed firmness
RICHARDSON. SPENCE 4 co 8 CTRCTrTAR T1vrp
POOL Nov g. 1S5S-Farmers deliveries of Wheat for th
week ending were Ill $50 quarters at 42s 1Od
against lG2O59 quarters at Id in the corresponding
week of last year.
The Grain trade continues dull and all articles are slow
of sale At Mark lane YESTERDAY Enoish Wheat ,yas
generally ouoted shade steadr hit E Toro ee "S m
- 80
rates '
To davis market was disannointino Fe,y b,ors ,rro
present and Wheat met slow retail sale at FiGaT,s d.
cline For the inferior ouaIities tbern r,as 40 IrI
and one or two forced sales were made ot ver Low, and ;
regular prices Flour exceedingly du and Gd ner bh
pressing for sale at still easier rates 2S is
for American Mixed We ouote. Wheat-Rad iCIicogo
As G5s., Milwaukee, 5s ID "a IS Id Indiana Gs IA s
Id; White Western IA Gs Sd: Southern 6s q1 IN Nor
20 h. Flour-Phadelpha and Baltimore 2ns Cd GI21s
Cd; Extra Ohio, 22S. ii o. Cd via New Orleans OBS l
24s: Western 20s. per bbl Indian Corn nominal Vol
low 29s.. Mixed, 2SS; White 32s IA 83s per 4S0 ib
BEEF still unnqu ired for Holders show anxiety to sell
and bnyers daily the advantage even in the retail lots
to which they limit their purchases
Pork very dull. Irish offered at low r,rices
B.ACoN-A dragging and unsatisfactory sale at easiar
rates.
LARD has further declined without leading to any i'm
of demand ais has been taken far inns nrie
which is the only transaction repnrtqd
TALLOw.-Little doing and valUe unaltered The nomi.
nal quotation for Butchers Association is sos Cd p.r
cwt In London the market is unsettled and closes oue
at 49s. Cd. spot and all the wear for p V C.
RosIN quiet at IS lOd IA is Der cwt
BARK-No transactions.
CoTToN There has been rather more demand this
week, and "middlng'' useful Cotton is supuorted in
price the lower grades however still neglected and
again cheaper. In Manchester the heavy decline submit
ted to Yarns and some descriptions Of Cloth brought
buyers freely into the market week and has