The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-09

bic t. agree upon terms and consequently very few sale
are being made. The only sales have heard of to-day il
100 bbs. Ohio Extra 50 81 and one Of 100 bbs
Howard Street do. at $3.50 per bl There were some par
ties offering buy Howard Street and Ohio Super th
morning So and City Mills do at s. rs but the holdcr
firm in asking 12K for good brands OF former
and S4S7 per bb for the latter and nothing don
in either description The receipts of Howard
Ohio Flour have for some days past been light. Extr;
Flour may he quoted to-day at $5.25G5 so for Western
S. so for Howard Street So for regul r and G25 65C
per bbl. for fancy brands City Mills Rye Flour NAV b.
ranging from 81 to 1GO lbs. Some small sales
Baltimore Corn Meal are making at S. and we quot,
Brand ywine do at 81 25 per bb
! FAMILY FLoUR-We have change to note in The
rates for Family Flour 1t is still selling in the
trade at $3.50 for Baltimore ground, 81 for Old Domin
! ion. and S7.75 per bbl for WeIch's.
! GRAIN.-The supply of Grain at market day wa.
comparatively light the receipts amounting altogether t.
only about % 600 bushels which is less than half TIE
amount OF yesterdays receipts. Corn active ant
firm but Wheat was dull and shade lower. There
about l2O00 bushels Corn at market and most of it
sold at 6cdt3 cts. for white G5 cts for old do.
64d67 cts. for new yellow. OF Wheat there only
about 600 bushels offered The market it mac
tive, and the sales made a decline Of cts
per oushei on yesterdays rates. Fair to imc reds
brought l5dl 100 cts and whites sold 105 a15 fol
Inferior l20al30 cts. for ordinary to fair. and 1850 III
cts fo good to prime parcels Fancy lots would probably
have brought yesterdays prices, viz: l45l5o cts. Ca
have for day or two past been duh There solnt
$500 bushels offered to-day, and few small lots
sold at 42G45 cts. for Virginia and Maryland and 10
4f cts for Pennsylvania We quote Rye before 20
~ cts for Maryland and S3dS5 cts for Pennsylvania
There were however only two small lots offered ant
no sales Were made.
HoGS.-The supply of Live Hogs to-day was les,
abundant, the offerings the scales amounting only
about 500 head, and the market them irmer
tone The demand for them fair and 600 to Sot
head sold at from So 25 for inferior to 81 per 100 lbs
net for prime lots We quote slaughtered Hogs to-day
Sc d6 % per 100 lbs.
cts. for crop New Orleans, 23d24 cts for clayed
Cuba; 2Gq2s cts for Cuba Muscorado 26d2S cts. fol
English Island; and 2s32 cts for Porto Rico There is
inquiry for New Orleans Moasscs but for other de-
scriptions the market is dull.
PROVISIONS.-There has been speculative in
quiry within the last day two for Ness Pork and
note sales late yesterday and today of 200 bbs Sl7
S725 per bbl and it closes firm at the latter figure.
Lard is also in demand We have reported to day sales
OF 10 bbs City leafa l0 cts so bbls do at II cts 15J
tierces old Western do at IL cts 100 tierces do
the spot att cts and 10 tierceS do to arrive also
TX cts. There is nothing doing in Bulk Meat. II is
held at So cts for Shoulders So cts for Sides and
Hams Bacon quetbut steady at cts for Shoul-
ders and 9%Gg% cts for Sides some small sales are
making at these figures The stock of Bacon is very
light Beef is steady So for No l. and sl5 per bbl
but we have change to note in the rates.
RlCE.-We have reported to-day sale of so tierces
Rice to arrive on private terms. We still quote it as
ranging from 3}id3& cts for ordinary to prime lots
SALT.-Liverpool Salt continues firm at s5 cts. for
Ground Alum 100 cts for Marshals and JeGry x Dar-
cys fine, and 40 cts. per sack for Ashton do. There
is inquiry for Turks Island Salt. and have
ported today sales of 800 bushels at l6al7 cts.
SEEDS.rhere is better inquiry for ClOverseed and
prime market quite firm We have reported
to-day sales of so bushels fair Clovrseed at $3.50 and Of
100 bushels prime do at S5 575 per buslel of GA
lbs Timothy Seed is steady at S2G2124 and We quote
FlaXsecd at $l.35d |. 40 per bushel
SUGARS-We are again without Transactions to note
in Sugars There is but little demand for them and al
though quotations unchanged the market is certainly
heavy, and prices have rather downward tendency
The stock here is however light and this fact is IA
vorabe to holders. We repeat our former quota
tions viz: $65OG6s7H for refining grades Cuba Porto
Rico and English Island S725GS for grocers' STYLES
Cuba s. 50g85o for fair to prime Porto Rico and s7750
$50 for fafrto prime crop New Orleans.
Wli1SkEY -WhiSkey is quiet but firm at 25H cts. for
City and &c cts for Ohio The only sale have
today is of 30 bbls Ohio The stock here
light but the demand is not specially active.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, Dec. s-FLoUR AND
MEAL-The market is unchanged but very quiet to-day
and the sales in the absence any demand export
only supply the trade who buy moderately at from
$6d625 for family, and s65007 per Dbl for fancy
lots as to brand and oualffy included in the sales are
about 500 bhs standard superfne SIS 12B at which
rate shipping brands offered $50 bbs s5 So
and 300 bbs extra family s6 per Dbl The receipts and
limited at 81 per Dbl Corn Neal is dull and Pennsyva-
MIA meal is freely offered at 50 25 per Dbl
GRAIY.-Yery little Wheat Offering; demand continues
limited prices about the same with sales of 5000 bushels
only to note at 125G127 cts for reds the prime
Pennsylvania; rs cts for fair mixed do and 135Gl4O
cts for white. Rye wanted, and if here Pennsylvania
would readily command so cts 900 bushels was bought
in New York to here at 50 cts delivered Corn is
unsettled and lower and sales of about 5000 bushels
yellow only to note at 60d64 cts. for inferior
quality, most of the lots the being in poor con-
diton Prime lots are held higher but BUYERS are not dis
posed to operate to any extent 500 bushels new white
brought 63 cts Oats very plenty and about COO
bushels good Delaware sold at ASK cts. anoat.
BARK-QueTctron s not inquired for and dull at $50
lst No ]. No change in Tanners Bark and but little
Offering selling
SEEDs.-There is a steady demand for Coverseed and
about LOCO bushels have been taken mostly S55Od
5622 per bushel, the latter for prime lots; Timothy s
steady at 81 per bushe FaXseed is rather better
about domestic sold at 81 6Oa 65 per bushel
as to quality.
HOGS.-The Louisville Courier of Monday says: The
market continues very firm, especially for pork, which
has been advanced to SIS. sale, however, of 1000
heavy hogs was reported at one of the pork houses last
The receipts are very heavy with over 90 hogs in the
pens last night.
actual number of hogs slaughtered up to last night
$50 S6 with 30 $40 left the pens
the total receipts to 23 36 hogs 1t is anticipated that
the great bulk of The hogs viii be received during the
present week which at the they have already been
coming forward will swell the receipts 10 $50 GOO At this
peri last year the entire receipts did not exceed 40 900
hogs. The entire receipts by railroads this season. date
amount to $50
The foongs up al Cincinnati and Louisville up as
follows:
Louisviiie.. .......,..................23 81 736
Cincinnati ."2l3,lGl
Total. .....................4i4S97
The Cincinnati Gazette says
There stand Off in the hog market Saturday
The receipts were liberal and the weather too for
either killing packing, consequently buyers were
disposed do anything in the way the way of prices
Holders on the other side anticipating favorable change
in the weather and in view of the rmness exhibited III
provisions, did not preSs sales In this way the
day passed over without sale worthy Of note. The ndi
cations that had the temperature been favorable
good hogs averaging 20o lbs and upwards would have
sold S660dS7 The course of the trade today will de
pend good deal the receipts Dealers are now be
ginning to manifest considerable ensitiveness this
point and heavy arrivals following upon the liberal sup
plies of Friday and Saturday would influence their
tion materially. The business of the season. including
Saturday, foots up follows: 21O161.
The receipts at Louisville up to Friday night were
o3 II giving total for the two places of 4l3S76 winch
short of the business of the whole ofastest
OF this number there will be according to the ates es
mates, 900 packed around the Falls leaving 1877 0G0 for
Cincinnati to furnish The reports from the est, pub
lished within the last three days including those in
columns this morning look rather .'long There was
favorable change in the weather yesterday but at Il
O'Clock last night the mercury stood 407 being 20o
lower than on Saturday Killing resumed at nearly
all the slaughter houses last evening.
There lively demand for Mess Pork with sales of
5000 bbls for future delivery % and after the
on Change, holders advanced their figures to s17 So
Bulk meat brought 64dS4 for shoulders and sides, for
and for February at ny Nothing was done of course
in green meats the weather being too for safety
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, Dec. S.-Flour is dull Sales of 1000
bbls Ohio S525G5 so; Southern, $3.50 Wheat i. firm
Sales OF OOO bushels Red 1O5dil5 cts Corn is firm
Sales of 26 600 bushels at ozark cts for mixed Pork
is firm. Sales of old Mess at s17 9O new do SIS75
Lard closed huoyan with sales at 1lkd114 cts Sugar
is firm. New Orleans * (G77s cts; Muscovado, 61G7
cts: Coffee is firm at 1oK@lActs Molasscs is steady
at 35G36 cts. Spirits Turpentne firm at 47H@4sG cts
MOBILE, Dec s.-Sales of 5000 bales Cotton at IL ga
1l4 cts to-day Sales last three days, 1880 bales Re
ceipts during same period 1880 bales Exchange on
London 7AG7A cts
New ORLEANS Dec. S.-Sales of 500 bales Cotton to-
day at II dH cts Sales last three days 81 500 bales
Receipts time, 900 bales Freight and exchange
rates unchanged
CHARLESTON, Dec sSales of $500 bales of Cotton to-
day. Market firm
CINCINNATI, Dec S-Flour is firm at s450G4 rs for e
ira Whiskey steady at 224 cts. Hogs dull, and
prices have declined l5d25 cts. Sales to-day of 1000
head at $6 the latter prices for those averaging lbs
The receipts to-day 6,000 head. The weather has
been favorable Receipts last week 23l 600 head against
1877 000 head period last year. Provisions dull Mess
Pork $3.50. Bulk Meats have declined 4c. Sides cts.
Lard selling at II cts.
SAVANNAH, Dec. S.-Sales of 45o bales of Cotton
day. Market unsettled. Good Middling II @G1l 4 cts
CHICAGo Dec. Flour firm Wheat firm at 4Ac per
bushel. Corn has advancing tendency. Oats
quiet
SAVANNAH, Dec. f.-Cotton-sales to-day $50 bales;
the market closing irregular and very duh.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 6-Cotton- sales to-day 8 100 bales
at decline of &c. from the highest point
FOREIGN MARKETS.
By the arrival of the ship Grey Eagle at Philadelphia
in receipt of Rio dates Nov. 1st, and by the
kindness of mercantile house here we have been per
mitted to make extract from letter received by them
. Rio JANEIRo Oct. 30th, 1858.
COFFEEThere have been sales since last of 10000
bags 1000 for Europe and for the United States
previous quotations. viz 9505050 for superors 4750
d4S00 for good rsts, 4n70004750 for round lots
doubtless arrivals to be limited besides dcte
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