The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-28
VOL. IV---NO. SAT.


lvered Other descriptions also quet-saes of 500
bbs strained and low No. at 81 l62H per $40 lbs
and $50 bbs. low No at 81 252 so per 2S0 lbs. Tar is
quiet but firm at previous rates.
0s-Are rather quiet yet steady in price sales of $50
Dos crude Whale for export part at 90 cts cash ana
and Sperm in first hands country, and the
ment for the year according to Lyies Pohamous Co
Sperm o-Imports since Jan. to date. s4437 bbls
Exports q" 1896 s.
Stocks 25th instant ........... "a 063
Whale 0il-lmports since January l..... ,6O1 .
siacps ExpGrts: ai Nov 1oS S'92S f5S
Provsons-Pork is decidedly dull, closes heavy;
the receipts not large but the stock is abundant
Sales of 450 bbls at SIG for mess slO75Gl for rumps
/ and sIldl115 for prime.
Beef quiet and prices favor the buyerthe sales
276 bb at So for new country mess; S9GlO for re
packed mess, and slO.5Oa1l 87b for extra.
Prime Mess is rm-sales of $50 tres. Ohio at sleG2O,
and 100 tres. India Mess at S2l.
Beef Hams steady-sales $50 bbls. at s14d14 so.
Lard is steady and in moderate demand-sales Of l75
bbls. and tres at 1OH@101 cts.
Dressed hogs quiet at q 072 cts Butter and
| Cheese unchanged.
Rice-Has been in good request-saes of $50 tres at
! 34G4H cts, chiefly at AZ G4s cts.
Sugars-Have been in improved demand at full prices
sales of 500 hhds. Cuba last evening and to-day at
64G74 cts. chiefly at cs 5000 bags Pernambuco at
cts and 100 hhds Porto Rico at cts Refined are in
good demand at 9 Gg9& cts for crushed, ground and
| rranulated
Whiskey-Is easier-sales of 200 bbs. at 27d27H cts
! PHILADELPHIA MARKETS., Nov. 26 Holders of
Flour frmer in their views but there is very little de
mand for export and sales include $50 bb superne at
S. IS 500 bb Western extra at S562k ZOO bblS. extra
and extra family and 800 bbls of the latter, 'enny
Lind,' all on terms kept private. The trade buying
te moderate extent at from S. % to S675 for super
fine extra and fancy brands as in quality The receipts
stocks are fair for the season. and the rather
dull at the above rates Rye Flour is and in
| quest at 81 25. Corn Meal is not inquired for.
In Wheat there is rather more doing, and prices
steadily maintained-saes reaching 5000 bushels in
lots at I29I31 cts for good and pure reds mostly at
100 cts, and 37G143 for white in quality Rye
is wanted at full prices1 600 bushels Pennsylvania sell
ling at 90 cts and 800 bushels Delaware at 90 cts Corn
ia dnl1 tod and nkOut
sold at 65d4 cts mostly at 70 cts delivered 400 bushels
old brought 81 cts Oats held firmly with further
sales Of prime Delaware at ~ cts and 200 bushels Penn
syvana at A cts OF Shorts sale of 900 bushels V
ginia were made on terms kept private
The markets for Groceries and Provisions unchanged,
but quiet at previous quoted rates.
In Seeds there is not much doing but sales of 300 bush
els Cloverseed are reported at S5d525 per bushel the
latter for prime which is scarce Nothing doing in Tim
ohy or FlaXseed.
Whiskey moves off as wanted at 2l% cts for Drudge
20 cts for hhds, 26 ar cts for Pennsylvania and 81 4
cts for Ohio bbls
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET, Nov 25-The
Boot and Shoe trade the past week has been very quiet
and there is change notice in the of the
There has been little demand for the Provinces
few orders have been received from the South West
and the demand for seasonabe goods is fair from the New
England trade. We look for a very quiet market until
after the commencement OF the new year In prices no
improvement Most kinds of goods selling at unsats
factory rates.
With the manufacturers there is very little change
few have commenced Spring work, but a moderate
scale. The Hide and Leather markets have been du! du
ring the week, and prices still continue to rule in favor
The prospects of the spring trade however do not appear
sufficiently encouraging to induce manufacturers to com
mence active operations even at present reduced prices for
all kinds of stock.
The shipments by tire John Land to San Francisco
were larger than anticipated, amounting to 25l3
cases. From New York we notice shipments Of 1872
cases.
The quantity at the Custom House has been as
follows
1859, 1855.
E@c FGr the .nesry wesk, o, SSs9 $50 o525S 2
Total. .21e24 2O4.882
Showing increase of l4452 compared with last
The quantity forwarded by Railroad as we learn from
the Shoe and Leather Reporter,
Week ending Nov. l6, cases .............. 3430
Previously since January 1..............49 499,477
Total by Railroad ............. 5r2 9O-
BOSTON COTTON GOODS MARKET-There has been
a steady demand for Brown Sheetings, and prices
tnue quite firm. Standard heavy goods have been sold
at So cts wanted by the trade, and for export at (
cts; medium Sheetings and Shrtings range from 7G7&
cts and light goods So cts. Beached Sheetings and
Shrngs have been active, with large contracts of
fine Cotons for spring delivery. In prices change
and from present appearances the demand likely keep
fully up to the production. Drills firm ard demand
for export We quote Brown at S4H9 cts, and if the
present demand continues the latter will soon he the price
for all standard goods. Bcachcd Drills are selling at
cts, and in some instances at = a {. more and Blues
steady at OA cts Print Cloths are firm and in de
mand, with small stock. Prints of desirable style in
demand with light stock Jeans in demand and sold
close up Denms selling in lots wanted by the trade
and exporters at steady pr Stripes Ticks and Cotton
Flannels in moderate request but at steady and firm
prices Ginghams sold close up prices steady
at l0Gl0H cts. for the Lancaster and Glasgow. Manu-
facturerS engaged spring styles. but the
goods are not intended for exhibition for several weeks To
come The past has been a very successful one
the production of manufacturers showing
and Judgment and the consequence is that no stocks are
left their hands. DelaneS steady and firm with
good demand. All styles offered by manufacturers
readily taken by the trade at full prices
Wooden GOods.-There is change to notice in Wooden
Goods since last week Some styles of Cassmeres and
Doeskns are in demand and Silk Mixtures disposed
OF readily at steady prices In Satnets there little or
improvement and for all other descriptions the tone
of the market remains pretty much noticed for some
WILMINGTON MARKET, Nov. 26-Turpentine de.
clned yesterday with sales of $50 bbS. 81 so for Vel
low Dip s2i for Virgin and sl75 for Hard $50 lbs
No sales to-day.
Spirits Turpcntine-Sales yesterday of 400 bbls at 40
cts gaou and of 400 do part extra bbls, at Al cts
Rosn.-sales yesterday of 600 bbls Common at sllO
Tar advanced 10 cts. with sales yesterday of 70 bbs
at So so per bbl.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2G.-Four is quiet at yeseriay's
prices. Wheat is unchanged and steady, red 129Gl3l
cts white l37G145 cts. Corn has declined l2 cts per
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov 25-Cotton-Sales to-day
540O bales sales of the week 600 bales at decline of
4 cent.
SAVANNAH Nov 25-The foreign advices causcd de-
cline in cotton of 5GA cent. Sales to-day of ll5o
bales.
MOBILE Nov 25.-Cotton-saIes day of l 900 bales
at 10A cts for middngs. Sales of the week 2+500
cepts bales against yearreceipt ahead
cotton TO Liverpool, I'd. to Havre, If Exchange Oh
New York hG4 per cent. discount; on London, 81 a.
S1B per cent premium.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. % 5--Cotton--The steamers
caused less rmness in the markeand the prices east
Sales to-day of 1900 bales at lldllAc Sales of the
week So 500 bales exports OF the week 53 600 Total
ports of the season, 13l 900 Stock in port, 33l 600
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
RIO De JANEIRO-Scdr Red Wing
2O20 bags coffee, Thomas Perce, $50 bags do T ".
Levering K Son.
CARIBBEAN SEA-Schr. FscinTqe.
% tons guano, Patterson MurguOndo.
C0ASTWISE.
New YoRK-Str. POtOmdc.
pkgs. brandy, Pracht Voner Co, 500 pkgs mdse.,
B. o. RR 800 do, sundry persons.
BosToN-Bdrk H1dicV
164l bags linseed T. X j. NJ Smith, IL boxes fish, 30
casks do Curtis POST 80 bales gunnybags, so bbls
dyewood, order.
CHARLESToN-Str. Locust Point.
LOG bales cotton, j. T. GLENN; 80 do, Pendergas Bros
so do, ORDER 81 sacks fruit, j. F. Pickercll Co; box
mdse., Magruder, Taylor II Roberts; Il pkg. sold,
sundry persons.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
FOREIGN.
HALIFAX, n S.-Schr. Greyhound
$40 bbls flour.
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