The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-07

in order in yard.
oils-Connue languid but prices are susained-sales
of 10000 gallons nseed at 5SG57 cts, and 10 do
bleached winter whale at 60 cts, mos.
ProvisionsPork is in moderate demand and prices
lower-saes of 1850 bbls at Sl520Gl5.25 for mess,
S5373 for unnspected do. $712& for clear $500 for
thin mess, and slO50dl062H for prime.
400 sfs shs IS al 9 ~ "a and % eayy y e supply ~ y g Mesa ssgs a.
975 for repacked Mess, and $11 for Extra.
Beef Hams quet-saes of so Dbl. very good at $l5
Lard is without change the demand is ghtsaes of 500
bbls at 10 04tG104 and l0B for choice, in lots.
Bacon is in fair demand sales of 1000 boxes at SA@
SA for Cumberland cut-the latter rate for favorie
mark9 for short ribbed and 9K cts for long clear,
deliverable in December and January.
RiceThe market is quiet but firm; sales of 100 ties.
common to prime at 34 ld44 cts
Seeds.-Calcutta Linseed is in good demand; further
GALES of O59O bags and 29 pockets have been made in
Boston at 81. 50 per bushel, cash, to arrive.
Sugars.--Raw have continued in request at the i'm
provement-sales of 800 hhds Cuba Muscovado at 64@
X cts. $50 do. New Orleans, old and CROP at ~ a.
So cts, and 200 do. Melado at so cts.
Whskey is frmer-sales of 270 at 2G4lG27 cts.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET Nov 5.-The Flour mar
ke is decidedly dull but there appears disposition to
accept lower quotations Sales of 200 bbs Broad Street
Mills choice superne at $50, and 500 bbs Brandywlne
at 1913 Sales in lots to supply the wants OF the nome
trade at $525a5 37k per Dbl for superfne $55og57 70
for extras and 81 up 81 for extra and fancy lots
Rye Flour and Corn Meal but there is very
little demand either We continue to quote the former
at 81. .25 and the latter at S3S7h per Dbl.
Grain-Wheat is dull and prices have fallen off cents
per bushe sales of $500 bushels good and prime red at
80 anoat and in store white from $l37 to 40
sale Of 800 bushels Pennsylvania at the latter rate Rye
is in demand, 200 bushels Delaware sold at cts and
small lots of Pennsylvania 90a92 cts which is an i'm
sales $500 bushels old yellow at o. cents aoa and zoo
bushels do at 7Sk cts. Oats dull 1000 bushels
good Delaware sold at 4142 cents per bushei-mosty at
the former rate which is decline.
In Groceries and Provisions there is nothing doing
Whskey continues unsettled.-Sales of Ohio Dds at
272S cents; Pennsylvania do at 26 27 cts, hhds at
261 cts, and Drudge at 25 cts
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET, November A.
In the Boot and Shoe market the past week there is no
change The New England trade purchasing full av
erage supplies, but with this exception very little has
been dene We look for comparatively quiet market
during November and December, as 1t Is now generally
believed that the active Spring trade will not commence
before the year Some desirable goods are scarce and
command fair prices but with most kinds of work the
uarket continues to he well supplied and prices rule low
With the manua urers business continues very quiet
and there is not likely to be announcement for active
operations for the present The Boot and Shoe market
governs the Hide and Leather trade considerable
tent The business in these articles continues moderate
and prices rule in favor of buyers
discharged large portion of their workmcn, and are
purchasing only stock enough to keep what few men
they have in employment Some are Offering stock cur
in the best manner for the price they paid for
it it in the rough four or five months No improve
ment is looked for and many look at the prospects ahead
very encouraging. house in the Leather trade
refers business of October follows: ut is gener
ally concluded that during the month just past We have
experienced dull trade at any time during the
panic of 81. There has been scarcely any demand
for stock unless at extremely low prices On most kinds
the prices have tended downward throughout the month
The prospect ahead looks rather gloomy those who
have large stocks hand bought up at high prices
| We indication of business Frightening up at
present The state of things present very different
aspect than during the panic of 81 then it exceedingly
difficult to obtain money even at very high rate OF IN
terest but plenty can be had at simple interest," on
good security then there great many failures
which almost entirely destroyed the confidence of the
business community hence they possessed courage to
operate they had money sufficient but at present
there has been but very few failures of large amounts
When therefore in 81 the money market became easy
and confidence somewhat restored, their was fair
prospect ahead the trade began to operate and purchased
quite freely and prices advanced At present. how differ
rlnt
the failures large amounts very few but the market is
overstocked with goods hence cannot look for any
improvement in prices until large proportion of the old
| stock is worked of"
For California the demand continues moderate. The
Ganges cleared since our last for San Francisco has 9
eases and the Syren for the Sandwich Islands 4 cases
From New York the shipments have been $50 cases to San
Francisco.
The quantity cleared at the Custom House has been as
| follows:
For the week cases. .......... 2577 2,153
Since January 1............ ..21OO61 1s9,O51
Total. .........................2l2G l9l,2O4
Showing increase of q 4Si compared with last
| year.
the Shoe and Leather Reporter, was
Week ending Nov. 2, ases............... 5,736
Previously, since January 1...........,.. .4s4,37l
Total by Railroad..... ..................49o,1O 10Y
BOSTON COTTON GoODs MARKErs-In Brown
Sheetngs and Shrtngs there is material change, witt
rather demand The sales of heavy Sheetngs have
been at 4GS2 cts, but standard goods are Seheray
held at the latter rate, and will be soon quite rm
that figure. The stock of these goods accumuates bu
slowly and the production of some mills is sold up close
Medium Sheetngs and Shirtings are selling at 1G7&
cts. and light goods at So cts. Bleached Sheeng ant
Shrtngs remain without change. Prices are well sus
taned and desirable styles are sought after for IA
delivery. Drills firm and in demand for export
The production of the leading mills continues to be de
livered contract We quote Standard Brown Drill:
at SA cts and the Pepperes steady al cts Bleach
ed selling at cts and Blues at 1O4 cts Print Cioth
are in fair demand and prices steady and firm Prints
uin with Cut oh steady
instances concessions made for less desirable goods
close lots The Merrmac Cocheco Hamilton Manches
ter and Pacific Prints all sold up Stripes Ticks
Denms and Cotton Fannels have been in moderate de
mand but at steady and firm prices There is very tti
stock of these goods Gipghams are steady and hrm
10GlOIc. for the Lancaster and Glasgow. In Deaine
there continues he considerable business doing Tn
production the past has been very large one bu
it evident that these goods fully appreciated by til
trade. as accumulation has yet taken place The ia
cifc Company have not 25 unsOld in Boston, Nc'
York and Philadelphia these goods being taken as las
i as received from the mills. The Manchester Compan
had but three eases left day or two ago and the liant
ton Company are sold up close. The Pacific Compan
q, will a few days very superior Deaine at q C
nearly equal to all wool and of superior design and fir
ish. They also producing some styles in small hf
ures which sell readily. The Manchester Company ar
Offering new and attractive "Farametta' Delant
r which is in demand and sells quick.
o CINCINNATI MARKET, November 3.-Fiour-Th
feeling rather better Change to-day but price
continue without change. The sales 500 bbls
1915 50 bbs extra at $5 40 and so do. do at $3.50
vered These rates obainabe only for fancy lots
W. -
perne and s4 s55 25 for extra. 279 barrels were
,r ceived the last "a hours.
" Whiskey.-No change in prices. Sales of 500 bbls.
2 22h(I225 cts, the latter rate for wagon.
Provisions 200 bbs. mess pork sold at $l4, and
n. hhds bacon sides, some months packed, at94 cts
d. Hogs-The market is rather dull Sales 500 head,
er ivered the 18th Goth inst at S575 averaging
Id lbs. and $50 do at $3.50, delivery, and 100 to
at Groceres-Nothing new in the market and the
y is limited and confined to the wants of the ret
ne trade 7Gl7 cts. for Sugar, 40 cts for Molasses
11A(Ol2A cts. for Coffee.
re Wheat THE market is quiet with better feelir
but prices unchanged Sales $50 bushels prime
- Cheese-The demand continues active, and prices
firm: $50 boxes ". R. at cts; 500 do E. ID. (
e; ange Farm at IL cts IS do E. D. at IL cs 80 do
ry meg at l2& cts.
-as WILMINGTON MARKET, November 5--Turpentine -
Sales yesterday of so bbls at So for virgin and yellow
on per $50 lbs.
for Spirts.-No transactions that we hear of.
s. Rosu.-Sales yesterday of 2lOO bbs. No ! at pri
It's. ranging from 81 so to 81 per Dbl.
les Tar.-Sales to-day of 10 bbls at 81 50 per ool.
no The Charleston Courier of Friday, says:
'ed Rice-Ths article somewhat neglected on Sat
va, day and Monday last, and prices developed decn
md tendency the demand however subsequently mprov
the market recovered its former position and the
err recent transactions have well maintained the open
80 prices We have, therefore, renewed our quotation:
ds the Goth ultmo which would refer for the pres
con of the market The receipts, which compr Use
ers tece have changed hands The extremes of sales 81
ng, margin extending from $3h Sc 1916 but the bul
ers the arrivals have been sold within the range of S39
less $3& per hundred
still The Cbicauo Times Of Friday saws.
lore The Grain market tolerably active yesterday
~ prices of wheat cent lower The receipts OF z
"a l5l GOO bushels and the shipments 900 bushe
lhl- The sales of wheat did not exceed $4,000 bushels
at 81 02dl 05 for No red winter 90c. for No
Et winter Soc for No spring and S2d S3c for No.
oe Corn dull and Dropping and about 600 bushels
we at roc for old and Soc for Oats quiet at
ha Flour was dull and 15c. lower.
,tter
the IMPORTS All BALTIMORE.
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una PAPoso-Bdrl Scotland.
40, 500 tons copper ore, order.
rime SovpRvro-ScLr S1n,teL
$50 tons guano, A. C. Ellicot 4 Co.
we TRINIDAD-Br brig Sylph.
rd of = booa old canvass ! 00O lbs old iron master
the 20 C0ASTWISF
500 Cr,RLpsToS-Sr Pgrkersbaro
per 100 casks rice J. Corner 4 Sons As do do Richar
ound Woit q So. en- 10 do L w Connnr. 247 hales cn
fine, prinLan e. Parsons. n 40 do A e Schaefer.
but has TalI Ionav. casa mdse II n Jobnston.
urhs do, Foard Rogers do. do J. Heald; do. do,