The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-13
Hemlock. Oak.
Receipts. 500 $3.50
Sales . 67 500 1850
Stock 900 IL 500

stock ck............... 900 1l,sOo
MoLAssEs.-New Orleans is in large supply, and prices
have further declined sales of 100 bh! efec
ted yesterday afternoon at 33d36c-chietiy the inside
rate. We hear of small sales 10 bbls this morning at
| 35c.
| NAVAL SroREs-Spirits turpentine is quite unsettled
and the market is dull owing to the rmness of holders
Sales of 80 bbs in shipping order at 49c cash full price
| Crude is still quiet but prices unchanged. Common
resin continues langud sales of 1l0O bbls in lots
aOa at 81 so 80 lbs. delivered alongside vessel The
low grades active sales Of some 500 bbs strained
per $40 lbs in yard and $50 bbls No. at % per
$40 lbs. in yard and 700 do. low No at 250a2 IS per
$40 and $50 lbs In fine qualities we note sales OF some
400 bbs white and extra pale at 50aG 80 per. $50 lbs
Tar is still dull and heavy sales of 40 bbls. Washington
as it at 2lS4 in order in yard.
oILsGeneraiy active and prices unchanged if we
except lnseed which continues in demand with further
sale' Of 10000 gallons American at 63G6lc for lmme
diate delivery.
PRovIsIoNs-The demand for pork is less active, and
the market is lower and unsettled Sales OF 200 bbls at
| Sl765 for old mess. New do. is nominal at $lS12Rd
49, and prime at sl4G1425 Closing with sellers at
Sl included in the sales are 600 bbls old mess at 76S
1900 bbs for January, February and March, at SIS
Beef in moderate demand and placesaes of 100 bb
S6d6 so for country prime S762 50 for do mess
S62 al05 80 for repacked mess, and SlO75Gll62A for
extra do.
| Prime mess is dull and nominal Beef hams are dull
and heavy at S13d14.76 Bacon is inactive at SRdl0
cts. Cut meats frmer-sales of IS hhds. at 64 for
600 hams, delivered in Baltimore, private terms.
Dressed Hogs of heavy weight are in demand at 7%G
Sets. Lard dull and heavy sales of 100 bbs and tcs
| at 11.M11k Butter is in fair demand at 14d24 for
State and 12aS for Ohio Cheese is saeable at SG9H
SuGARs-Continue duh and dropping, but a large mum
Der of buyers attracted to the auction sale look
ing around and the chances that good business will
be done this afternoon We hear Of sales of % hhds New
Orleans at7a74 cts and 200 do do prime by auction at
$3.50 7.56 per 100 lbs.
CINCINNATI MARKET Dec. 9.-ELouR-The market
rather quiet to-day and very little done. Prices
remain at S45Od4 60 for choice low extra and $475d
for extra; the latter from white Wheat. Receipts mode
| rate.
WHIsKEY.-The demand is moderate, but hardly equal
to the supply, and the market continues dull Sales of
| $50 bbls. at 224 cts including wagon
H0GS.-Iht market was again heavy to-day and prices
further receded The sales add up $500 head at Sc 5a
for heavy, and $3.50 and downward for light The
cepts during the last 81 hours comprise 0 Geo head.
PRovIsIONs.-We cannot perceive much change in the
market the speculative feeling was still less manifest
day, and good deal of tamenesS prevailed The sales
900 bbs. Mess Pork, be delivered in all the
month of next March at sIs and coo do on the spot at
$3.50; 110 hhds. old Bacon, Madison, Ind at and
for Shoulders and Sides and 600 pieces Green Meats
at ~ cts for Sides and cts for Hams We heard of no
sales of Bulk Meats.
| HoGS.-The Louisville Courier of Friday says; The
market continues firm, with however transactions in
hogs but hear of considerable sales of the product
Guiding mess pork at S17 rs $3.50 The receipts
beginning to fall off very fast and two of the packing
houses have closed their killing for the with the
exception of one lot of hogs to come in The slaughter yes
eday together with the total killed and the hogs in
amount to 256 500
The Cincinnati Gazette same day says:
There an easier feeling in the market for hogs to-
there pretty good demand with sales of 1900 head
within the following range: -o
10 to $50 lbs averages...-. .S6OoG0io
175 to 200 lhs. q .-,................ G G5o96 70
1t required well fated extra heavy to bring 81 and
towards the close the lower grades sold with difficulty at
quotations The receipts for the p hours comprised
head making the total for the season, to date 600
lead Cincinnati and Louisville together have now re
ceved coo head The weather continues quite favor
ahe for packing.
In Provisions the the market lost somewhat in
frmness, but there fair demand for Mess Pork at
$3.50 FIR immediate delivery and 1000 bbls. for March
brought S1S Lard also in moderate request at lie
but compared with yesterdays movements sellers We're
free, and buyers less disposed to operate Bulk
meats duh at 64dS4 for shoulders and sides.
Green meats may be quoted at SO 7GdS for shoulders
sides and hams sale of 100 hhds. bacon tod deliv
cradle at Madison at and &c. for shoulders and sides
We noticed yesterday sale of 500 hogs deliverable in
November 1852 at Sc To-day 1000 head, same delivery
- BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET-FoR THE
WEEK ENDING Dec. IO-The Boot and Shoe trade the
past week has been rather quiet although the business
doing for the season is fully up any previous year. We
not look for active market until the opening of the
mence early in January. Prices of all kinds are firm
particularly heavy work the demand for month two
past having kept this kind of work sold pretty close
Manufacturers fully at work Spring goods and it
generally believed that all the good work turn
will be wanted. Prices Of stock continue to advance
the cost of manufacturing has been increased the past
week by further advance in Leather. Hides remain
without material change 1t is very evident that the
manufacturing will be lower present and compar
avey good prices must be realized for Boots and Shoes
to yield fair profit.
The exports of the week California have been quite
large comprising 223 by the Midnight the larges
shipment by vessel for upwards of and SIS!
by the Golden Rocket. There is however les
inquiry for that market and the shipments must soon fal
; oil. From New ork We nollce shipments oil
BOSTON COTTON GOODS MARKET.-FoR THE wEEI
ENDING DECEMBER l0-The past week has been qule
in the Cotton Goods trade and look for active
movements until after the 1st Of January Prices are
very firm and there appears disposition to yield Th
stock of goods generally is small for the season and witt
the present firm tone of the market for the raw material
it is believed that good prices must be realized as soon
the active trade commences Brown sheetngs and shirt
ngs remain quite steady with moderate sales We quot
standard heavy goods at 81 c.; medium do at 6A &c
light 5Hd53c. Beached sheetings and shirt
have pbPpOj in
In Drills there is 10 movement. The market is firm
' SHc. for Brown; S4c for Bleached and 104G10Rc 70
Blues In Prints there of any
Stripes, Ticks, Denms and Jeans firm but have bee
in moderate demand. Gnghams and DeI.anes quiet
In Wooen Goods there no movement of any importance
The price of the material continues to advance will
+ any corresponding advance in the price of goods
prices do improve, it is believed that of til
machinery now in operation must be stopped.
= = NEW ORLEANS Dec 4-suGAR-Th market has e,
hibed fair degree of activity but prices have rule
in favor of buyers the sales comprising 15(
n fair fully fair 1000 on Thursday at 5H acc and 81
n yesterday about the figures making aggrega
for the three days of hhds and for the week of S5
W now quote as follows Inferior 3d44c., common
good g 55c; fair to fully fair 5E acc; prime
ceived since the 30th ult. 56S5 hhds Exported S3 il
~ cludng 139 to New York 3S9 to Philadelphia and %
At Weeks receipts 125o7 hhds Exports 4022
MoLAssEs-The market closed last Tuesday at 2Si
for prime to choice since which prices have hard
- been maintained the sales comprising 1000 bbs We
nesday at the above figures; 5000 bbls. on Thursday
27kd2Sc for prime to choice and 500 half bbls at 32
= and 900 yesterday 81 k2sc for prime choice-al
half bbls at 81 (32c.; making aggregate for Il
# three days 900 bbs and for the week of 1000
d ceved since Both ut 6s52 bbls and 1199 half bbls
Exported 500 bbs and 600 half bbls including 2G0 BIZ
- to New York and 200 Philadelphia. Weeks receip
Is bbs and 2347 half bbs Exports ISIS former al
he 373 latter.
nc CHARLESTON. Dec. 9.-RIcE.-The general charact
of the market during the past week has been of
and active inquiry throughoutprces firm and general
in favor of buy ersprime and choice lots being We
m scarce commanding extra quotations. The arrivals
the week amounting to 43G0 tcs all absorbt
ia at prices ranging from 7l6 the bulk of the sales
no from 23G34 OF strictly prime choice there has be
on none the market.
en- RoUGH RICE.-There being inquiry for the artic
aa the arrivals of the past week amounting to "a
re- bushels all the mills by the recipients.
he GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKETING Washing
do Star of Saturday says:
he The offerings of beef cattle at the yards yesterd
he amounted 450 head 200 of which purchas
ce by District butchers at $250d4 the hoof-eqnal
,r- S5s the remaining $50 head driven to Ba
he Sheep 81 last price for strictly prime
Hogs 81 Pork from wagons $625G650 from stores Sc
But little coming in. -
re MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
nd CHARLESTON Dec. 10-Cotton-Sales to-day 24OO ba
of the market closing firm; the sales of the week ha
been IA 600 bales receipts 800 Mddling fair is a.
ted at II 4d1l cts The stock in port Is 59OO0 bal
The receipts all Southern ports 62 900 bales abe
ter Of the sponding period last year Cotton eghs
Liverpool and lIavre dropping
/, SAVANNAH Dec. 1O-Coton is firm; sales $50 ba
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
TURKS IsLAND-Brig A. j. w. Applegarth,
SOS bushels salt-Wm. Appegarth Son.
MoSTEVIDEo-B SlCGn.
1875 salted hides, II O65 dry do.-Kirkand Chas,
Co; 200 do w. f Hooper, 445 doc. Morton Stew
ATS do.-IIenry Winter; bales hide cuttngs-order