The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-14

80 lbs delivered Other descriptions also in limited
request sales of 100 bbs strained at 81 CO. 30 do No
81 per $50 lbs Tar scarce and prices rule firmly
Oils continue dull, but prices sustained-saes of
5000 gallons Linseed at 55Gl57 cts.
rrOvisions.-Pork is in fair demand-Mess classes
steady prime is frmer-sales of 100 bbls. SIS for
Mess, S17 for clear, and SO. SO for prime
Beef is firm, the demand is fair-saes of 500 bbls
S525 for country Mess, S9G9S for repacked Mess and
sIIGll.27 for extra. Prime Mess is quiet at sl9a2O.
Beef Hams are heavy-sales of 100 bbls Western at
S1425 Bacon is firm and in fair request the future
Sales of 500 boxes long boneless mddes for December
and January at OK cts
Lard is steady-sales of 1850 bbls at 1OX61OT In
cuded COO bbs for December January and Febru-
arv private terms.
Butter is dull and heavy at former rates.
Rice is in light stock and prices rule firmly consequent
ly the inquiry is lmited-sales of $50 terces at S
cts as to quality.
Spices are in limited request-saes of 100 bags pepper
at S& cts and 1000 lbs inferior nutmegs private
terms
Sugars are active but prices rate steadiy-sales of
500 hhds. Cuba and Porto Rico at 47K cts and few
Havana at 64 cts.
Whiskey-ls steady-saIes of $50 bbls. at 27H cts.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, November 12.-There
is rather more inquiry for Flour for export but prices
remain without change. Sales of 1000 bbls. extra fam
lily at S6G6.25 per barrel-chiedy at the former
rate and 200 barrels superne S5 25 There steady
demand for home consumption within the range of these
quotations. Nothing doing in rye -four or corn meal
We quote the former at 81 % and the latter at SIX
Gran.-There is fair demand for Wheat and prices
steadily maintained; sales of 5000 bushels Southern
and Pennsylvania at 81 2I 2S per bushe for GOOD and
prime red and 81 40 for white. Rye more abundant;
600 bushels Delaware sold at Sc cents bushels
Pennsylvania at 90 cents Corn in good request
of $500 bushels old yellow at 90 aoat 500 bushels
of old and mixed at so cents and 800 bushels
at 7oa72 cents part in store Oats steady at 4Gd4l
cents for Southern and a cents for Pennsylvania No
change in Barley or Barley Malt.
Groceries rather quiet sales Of GOO bags Rio Coffee
at llA@9l2% cents, and some Cuba Sugar at 64G6A
In Provisions little doing Some lots of the new
hog product have already commenced coming forward
Whiskey-There is more inquiry. Sales of $50 bbIs
Ohio at p cents 500 bbls. Pennsylvania at 26KG27
cents 100 second hand packages at cents hhds
CENTS and Drudge at 24HG G25 cents.
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET, November l.
The Boot and Shoe trade continues quiet Some few goods
selling for the West and South hut the business of the
week has been mostly with New England buyers. The
features OF the market remain the same previously
noticed With the exception Of kinds of desirable
work the stock of goods is large the season. and the
current prices, with some few exceptions, quite
factory.
The reports from the West this week are little more
favorable than for some time past but still far from en-
encouraging collections come in slowly In the Western
cities also stocks pretty large, particularly of heavy
woIk, owing partly to the season We anticipate late
Spring trade and cannot be cautious
getting light work for the coming dryness of the
son Business among the manufacturers continues to be
almost suspended with prospect at present of early
revival The Leather and Hide markets have varied
materially since last week South American Hides have
been taken freely by the trade at the late decline
but for Leather prices continue almost entirely nominal
Some few Leather Dealers that able to do prefer
hold rather than sell at sacrifice in anticipation of
more favorable state oil things but the majority are dis
posed to meet the market at the current rates.
For California there continues to be Limited demand
No shipments to that market the past week from
this port From New York the shipments have been l72
cases.
The quantity cleared at the Custom House has been as
follows:
For the week, cases .............. 1873 7O7O
Since January 1........... 49,. 2l2,63s 191 2O4
Total. al.........................2I 2I4,511 I96I21
Showing an increase of 1890 compared with last
year.
The quantity forwarded by Railroad as we learn from
the Shoe and Leather Reporter
Week ending Nov. g. cases Observation-Disclosures. 1888
Previously, since January 1,............... 49O1O7
Total by Railroad. oad....................... 494,74o
BOSTON COTTON GOODS MARKET We notice n frmer
feeling for heavy standard Sheengs prices have ev
identity touched the lowest point for the present There
yorable change is looked for. We quote standard
goods Sk cts; medium Sheetngs and Shirtings 7,d7b
cts and light goods 54 cts. Bleached Sheetings and
Shrttngs remain quite steady and firm, and desirable
styles are sold close up at full prices Brown Drills
tnuc in demand Further contracts have been made
future delivery Standard goods quiet S3 cts and
the Pepperes and Laconia selling cts Bleached
Drills are steady at cts; and Blues 1O%@1OA cts
nt Cloths are firm at late prices with further contracts
Tor future delivery, Prints have been comparatively
quiet. The goods of the leading mills are sold
up close and manufacturers are now preparing
spring work. Jeans havebeen in demand. with
sales to somr extent for export Denims, Cotton Flan
but at firm prices. Ginghams remain without change
The sales have been at 10l0k cts for the Lancaster
Glasgow DeIaines of the different Companies are quite
' up ne "o,s Vi the Iclhc continue 10 ne taken as
soon as offered The Manchester Company have about
closed up Tor the season; and the Hamilton goods all
closed up.
Woolcn Goods.-The demand for Wooden Goods con-
nueS moderate but the market is generally steady and
hrm ior all desirable goods High priced Silk Mixtures
low prlce" Na,simeres are scarce and in demand
Doeskns are steady and firm with engagements of some
desirable styles ahead Satinets dull but change
very fair demand and ShawIs sustain n prics 0tber
articles OF oolen goods have been in steady but mode
rate request.
The Charleston Co1rier of Friday saws:
Rice.-A good demand has prevailed throughout the
past week for this article the quotations of the previous
week having been fully sustained for the past days
however, the market has been quiet and operations
checked. from the want of supplies and the advance
asked by holders, which buyers unwilling accede
to- Extremes of sales S3S to S4S the latter figure
lot of prime the first received this The quotations
are As follows Ordinary :" fair. $2?SGa2Ai Good,
"nGiihG Gi rune S4a'
me Shicas9 It"e$ ol fflday says
the New York market appeared to vary great deal