The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-13
Total hhds. go. S1l 69,9i0 70,751
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

the past week there has been material change The
ock of goods is not large and the demand for the last
two weeks has been shade active; consequently
rather better feeling has been manifested by the trade
Good qualities of heavy boots and also fine calf &c, are
in demand, and as general thing, have been sold up
close. There is not indeed large supply of any kind OF
prime goods while the poor article remains drug the
market From the South and West orders continue to
come in, although for comparatively small amounts. The
large Western cities are think, better stocked with
New England trade is at present. quite good and dealers
well satisfied with that branch of the business The
demand for California is quite large and considerable
quantities Of goods being forwarded each week. We
hope shall not hear again from that section the old
story of overstocked market There have been two
public sales since our last report at which 496
DAILY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI MARKET,
Nov. 10 0-FLouR-The market remains without essential
change; the demand continues moderate and chiefly local
The sales add up 200 bbs at 430435 for superne,
and s45G5 for extra 1s71 bbs received the last
wHIsKEY.-The demand continues good and the market
firm, with sales of 400 bbls at 1S1S8 cs the latter
rate for wagon.
HoGs.-Thc market continues buoyant and excited and
prices were shade higher again to-day with demand
merely for future delivery The sales about 5000
head at from S612H to Sc So The weather is favorable
for packing aad the business will be general this week
PROv1sIoNs-A sale of 80 hhds. Bacon Sides at 81 cts
the only transaction made public For future deliv
there is good deal doing but the particulars kept
private-Mess Pork however may be quoted at $l6 for
WILMINGTON MARKET, Nov. 11-TuRpEyr1NE.-
Sales yesterday of GAL bbls 10 for virgin and yellow
dip and S175 for hard, $50 lbs No transactions to-
day.
Nothing doing this morning in Spirits, Rosin or Tar
| GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET, Nov 3-MAcKEREL
Late arrivals from the Bay bring encouraging
The shore fleet find few Mackere this week. The Bay
fares sold they arrive The last fare sold
yesterday at an advance on previous sales $l34; 4
and SH.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 9.-R1cE.-There has been no
change in the general aspect of the market since last
report With steady demand adequate to the receipts
last quotations generally sustained extremes Of
the week ranging from 2SG37s cts; the bulk of the
sales, however, at from 2G3% cts. for ordinary to
mon fair quality The receipts of the week amount to
300 terces-eXpors in the time 1924 tierces-of
which 42o teces the equivalent of bushels exported
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. -.
NEW YORK, Nov. l2.-Flour is excited-saes of 1S,-
S5.10(d5.40. Wheat-The market is buoyant-sales of
5000 bushels Red Southern, 115G125 Corn is de-
pressedzsaes of q 600 bushels at 7SG75 cts. Yellow
S5 cts Pork is steady at S1745d17 so for Mess Prime
Sl375(Gl4. Whskey-The market closed firm at 22I
cts Sugar is firm. Porto Rico, 6H@sK cts: Cuba. ga
former prices. Blacks, 2G3 cts higher. Turpentine
Spirits closed firm Rosn is heavy at 150. Rice is firm.
Common is easier Freights-CottOn to Liverpool 4c
BUFFALO November 81, L P. P.M.-Four.-Af fair bust
is doing this morning, and market steady rates
changed sales of 500 bb at for good to choice
Illinois and Wisconsin, S475d5 for extra Indiana, Ohio
Michigan and Canadian; S5S7K for double
Wheat duh and demand limited; sales of $500 bushels
Milwaukee club at cents 1500 bushels white Kentucky
at 81 &c. Corn quiet and sales. Buyers not willing
to pay the rates of yesterday No sales of other grains
Whiskey nominal at 90 cts.
New ORLEANS. Nov. l1.-Cotton-Sales of 5000 bales
to-day, the market closing unsettled in consequence of
the foreign advices by the steamer Asia There was
slight decline in prices but the accurate quotations
not be given; quote middlings at 116a14 cents
Sugar is steady Flour dull. Lard very dull
MOBILE, Nov. 10.-The sales of Cotton today
1000 bales at 1 cents for mddng the market closing
CHARLESTON Nov 1o-The sales of cotton to-day were
$500 bales at unchanged prices; mddling lk cts The
market closed quiet.
CINCINNATI, Nov 11.-Flour is dull but unchanged:
sales at S475d525 for extra Whskey has advanced
1sH cents and the market active The market for Hogs
willing to SELL sales at S625G64O Provisions are un
changed, there is less doing for future delivery.
CHICAGO, Nov. 11.-Flour is firm. Wheat quiet at 6S
cts. Corn has declining tendency sales at 63 cts
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 29.-PRovIsIoNs-There is no de-
mand whatever for Bacon Fine Cheese continues sale
able but anything interiors; neglected Beef and Pork
quite nominal
Bacon-Long mddles rib in 3sa42s; short middles
do 40G42s; c. cut do. 3sd42s per cwt. Cheese-Fine
4sd54s, ordinary to fair 2oG40s per cwt. Beef-Prime
mess, 70dS0s per tierce; India 1020s more Pork
mess, RS. 6dG77s 3d. per tierce Shoulders 25sg2Ss
per tierce
Lard has further declined 100 are reported sold at
SOS. to 5Ss
TallOw is rather unsettled and now worth scarcely
sos. to SIS.
BREADsTuFFs-Iti is impossible to effect sales of any
ticle except at decline sufficiently important to tempt
speculators consumers being supplied with home pro-
duce at prices with which foreign cannot compete.
Wheat-White, Canadian 6s. @6s Cd; do Southern 6s
4d ais; Red, Western, As 6dd5s. 3d.; do Southern, 6s
d6s. Sd. = 70 lbs. Flour-Westem Canal, 16s.G2Os
Philadelphia, &c, 2Os. .@22s. Ohio, 22sa24s; St Louis
25s. d27s. p 196 lbs Indian Corn-Yellow, 31s G32s
mixed 31s. G32s.; White, 32s. .@133s. ? $50 lbs.
JAMES McIIENRY & Co.
LONDON CORN MARKET, Oct. 29.-Weather yester-
day very rainy but to-day dry with east wind. Supply
of foreign Wheat and Barley moderate Oats large. Small
attendance of buyers and Wheat slow of sale nom
nally Mondays prices. Barley moderate Oats better
sale at Cd. more than on Monday. Flour unchanged.
GLASGOW IRON MARKET, Oct. 20 No. ], 52s. 90. "a
53s mixed numbers warrants 54sQ54s. 3d. do. makers
Iron, SIS. d.(I53s. Market quiet, but firm.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
- FOREIGN
SAN BLAs.-Schr. Lizzie Russell.
10000 nuts 1853 bags cocoa bales deer skins
2 900 lbs. ivory nuts-Pearce Gray.
C0ASTWISE
NEW YoRK.-Str. Georges Greek.
2 casks wine-Beck & Bachman; 20 bbls. hquor-C. H.
Myers Bro; 500 pkgs. mdse-sundry persons.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
LAGUAYRA AND PORTO CABELLo.-S5O bbls. flour; 10
tres rice 10 casks do tres hams bbs do 200 kegs
butter; 140 do lard 800 tins do 20 boxes cheese; 46
cases gunpowder; 10 do drugs 20 doz. chairs; 80 do
brooms "a, 900 #. cuttings.
HALIFAX, n. $40 bbs flour.
WEST INDIEs.-331 bbs. flour; 61s bus. corn; 20 do
beans; tres RICE boxes maccaroni $50 bbs bread;
kegs crackers Is bbs beef $50 hams 80 kegs butter
rkins do rs kettles lard 80 boxes cheese; do brandy
10 bbs do 20 do whskey 40 boxes ale 81 bales tobacco
boxes do; cases do IA pkgs hardware;3 bds spades
10 kegs nails 72 oars II bolts duck ~ boxes pipes
bde pipe reeds 80 boxes hakesh; 10 drum cod fish, 45
bbs. potatoes 80 do. onions; co do apples 20 boxes
pickles. do oysters; Scases do 100 boxes candles
do soap; 200 do. herring; % do raisns pkgs mdse
10 doz brooms; 10 do buckets so reams paper; bdle