The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-08

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at 1885, and Ashtons do at 140 cents Turks Island is
selling at 20 cents per bushe
WHiSKEY The market is quiet at % cents for Ohio,
and we note light sales of City at 2l y cents.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
BOSTON COTTON GOODS MARKET, For the week
ending November 5-In the Cotton Goods trade there is
very little change since last week Unfavorabe weather
the annual election has somewhat interrupted
the operations of the trade and the business has been
paratvey light but the market is firm for most kinds OF
goods Heavy Sheetings remain quite steady. The stock
has been reduced by the operations for weeks past
and if anything there is rather frmer feeling We quote
heavy standard goods at SAaSKc; medium Sheetings
and Shirtngs at 6Ad7hc; and light goods 54 a5H C.
Bleached Sheetngs and Shrtings are steady and firm
with fair demand for fine goods Drills are quiet but
steady, with sales of Brown at Skc Bleached at S&c
and Blues 1o4 dlOKc. Print Cloths remain without
change Prints have been in moderate demand at prices
ranging from Sa10kc Denms, Stripes, Ticks and Cot
ton Flannels remain without change with steady but
small sales Ginghams have been quiet at alec for
the Lancaster, Glasgow and Manchester. DeLanes are
selling at l7G l9c, and new styles continue to be sold up
close.
The export of Cotton Goods from this port for the
month ending October 81, has Been:
Packages Value.
Tor the month. 3id slSd6lo 90 %
Iotal ths year 2I,Oio l0l9|oU %
Same time 1857 22667 13SS947 62
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET.-Trade for
this week has been shade active. Rather more
than the usual weekly amount of orders have been
ceved and there has been somewhat more movement
than generally expected for this of the year
The demand for heavy AID also the best quality OF ght
accumulation and in fact owing to the good Judgment OF
manufacturers in not striving to oversock the mar
ket nearly all our desirable goods have been taken
about as fast as they were ready for market at far
prices.
The manufacturers are generally engaged in making
their spring goods and the experience of the last
few months has established the fact that manufacturing
the better grades pays the best both in pros ana
reputation we may expect to see fine quality OF soods
offered for our Spring trade.
The ourneymen throughout the State readily find en-
plOyment, although work wages have been re
duced Considerable additions being made to their
numbers in consequence of the resumption of work by
those who and better paying employment dur
ing the summer months The labor of this class how
ever does not usually demand such that OF ose
who follow the business through the entire year
The New England trade has been quite satisfactory to
all concerned and the sales in this branch continue fair
The demand for California continues unabated; and from
Australia we have the gratifying intelligence of revv
ing business and also that the sale Of American made
goods hasnearly doubled there the past year.
There have been two public sales since last report
at which 65 cases were sold for Sl2,2S6.
CINCICINNATI MARKET, November 5.-FLouR-
There seemed to be demand for this article to-day
yesterdays prices but holders refused accept tem
and hence but little done. The sales confined
600 bbls at $4 30d475 for superne and extra l12
bbls. received the last "a hours
WHsKEr There was no change in prices today but the
market only feebly sustained The sales were 7sO
bbIs at II q cents including wagon.
HoGs-A continued good demand at full rates for future
delivery Sales of 500 head at s5 for those averaging
200 lbs Packing has commenced limited extent
PRovIsroNs-6O hhds. Bacon Shoulders at 64 cents
for future delivery, with sales at 94 cents
WILMINGTON MARKET, Nov. 5.-TURPENTINE-Has
advanced shade with sales yesterday of 659 bbs and
oday of 535 do at So 10 for Virgin and Yellow dip and
Sl75 for hard, per $50 lbs.
SPIRITs-sales yesterday of lis bbls AZ cts per gal
No sales to-day
Ros1N-Sales yesterday of 200 bbls common at 81 90
for large bbls Nothing doing in other grades.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 6.-Whskey is cts Hogs active
and prices advaiced-saes 600 head for December elv
cry. Those buying chiefly farmers and drovers from
the interior Louisville dealers also buying. East
tiously. The is fully opened The weather is
cool Lard 90 cts. for December delivery. Western
Mess Pork $780, with active demand.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 5.-The Americas advices has
caused decline in the price of cotton of ~ ct sales
to-day $500 bales at IL q cts for mddlnS. The sales of
the week add 900 bales the receipts 5000 and the
exports A 000 Receipts at this port ahead last year.
Stock 23500 bales against 1 800 last year Moasses
q Corn 20 Rio cofee-sales of the week $50
bags atEprces ranging from l0x 10H Stock q 800
bags against l2O 500 last year FreighsCotton to Lv
erpoo l5-32d and to Havre 15-16c. Sterling exchange
1855.
CHICAGO Nov. So P. M-Flour quiet Wheat firm
Corn advanced &c. sales at &c Oats firm Shipments
to Buffalo-16, 500 bushels wheat Shipments Oswego
0o0 bbls. flour, II ,O00 bushels wheat Recepts-6O0
bbs -four 1000 bushels wheat, $500 bushels corn.
CHARLESTON, Nov 5.The sales of cotton to-day were
3 800 bales, at prices showing downward tendency.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 5-The cotton marSet is depressed.
MOBILE Nov. 5.-The sales of cotton to-day 5000
bales at II y for Middling The sales of the week
foot up l6500 bales and the receipts the week 600
receipts at this port 10000 bales ahead of the
time last year. Stock in port Sc 500 bales