The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS Dec 15-The Bread.
ciann in @ , S Wis !Iiet Dut withou
The export demand for Flour quite limited ond only
goo bbs were disposed of at S512% per Dbl for super
fine, and S53TA for Ohio eXra-chiey of the latter de
scrpton The sales for home consumption are to Il fair
extent from our lowest figure up to 81 for aud
fancy lots. No change in Rye Flour The last sale was
at 81 Corn Meal more inquired after and Pennsyv4-
mia is held firmly at So 25 per bbl Gran-The supplies
of Wheat continue small but the market is very dull and
prices are dropping Sales of 5000 bushels ordinary and
prime Pennsylvania and Southern 81 GOAL .2S per
bushel and white from 81 "a up 1.4O RYE is in de-
mand and 500 bushels sold at so Corn continues in
good request and prices well maintained Sales of
900 bushels prime dry Southern and Pennsylvania
at 20 cents including 400 bushels damp Jersey at 81 cts
600 bushels new white at Ga cts, and old yellow
so cts Oats dull 600 bushels Pennsylvania sold at
40 cts per bushe which is decline. No change in Gro
cereS Provisions, and very little doing Bark very
dull and has declined 81 per Sales of 25 hhs No
Quercron at S25 Several loads of Chestnut Bark
sold at $40 per cord CoverSeed is in fair request but
there is not much Offering Sales of 200 bushels fair and
prime quality at S5 5O575 per Ga lbs. Nothing doing
and prices frmer Sales of 100 barrels Ohio 25
26 cts 100 bbs Easton at 25 cts hhds at 2424H cts
and drudge at % y cts.
BREADSTUFFS.-The shipment of BreadsuTs from
the United States to Great Britain the present year will
show a very meagre figure compared with previous
years They stands only about 73 600 bbIs -four
against 354 97S bbs in 1857 $40 Oo3 bbls in 1874 and
43 bbls in 1850 OF wheat there are only about O3
600 bushels against 3s in 1857 51644 4S6 in 1856
ana l92hS9 in lSo5 In corn there is great fall
ing OF This stands 3l9352 bushels this year against 800
99s in 1856, 96t 267 in 1857, and 755 ,682 in 1855
be and at times much below present sales Good wheat
and flour is in fair demand for home use but ordinary
se re Ffry @ Gn Ins range OF prices in New York
State, to s. so for Iowa and st. Louis
Indian Corn is in light receipts; holders in store are
firm and anticipate advance in prices before the new
crop will be ready for saea few samples of the new
Southern white have already been received and sold at
about 16 cents per 56 lbs the article dry in good
condition. Dealers "swapping Jackets y and bv his
means keeping up nominal quotations The legitimate
business Is very small
The absence of a foreign demand our
which has prevailed during the past year has been the
great cause of the continued depression business I'm
I'll either the domestic foreign demand for these pro-
ducts is increased there will he little chance for extensive
SPECULATIVE movements in either stocks, real
may be fully assured.-BoSton Trareler
CINCINNATI MARKETS, Dec 15-FLouR.-There
has been an improved export demand during the week
and prices have advanced fully . cts per bb The de-
mand has been chiefly from the South and Western Penn
syvania The transactions add up II 900 bbls cosin
at 81 5Od4 60 for superne S4.75 for choice and a 90
525 for extra to choice white wheat. S225 bbls were
received during the week. and 261 do exported Buck
wheat is firm and in fair demand at higher prices with
sales at 100 lbs closing buoyant under the
advces from Pittsburg where it has advanced to these
rates.
Hoes AND CATTLE.-The market for Hogs has been
greatly depressed during the week and the market verv
much unsettled The receipts have been larger than
pected, and this with the accounts from other nactin
places throughout the West seemed to parayze the buov
ant feeling of those who expected short supplies The
ecne during the week has been so per cw on large
md 40 cts small The sales during the week add mn
10 GOO head closing du at s. - for those averaging
20 to is9 lbs firm at Sc 5d6 80 for those averaging 100
70 2lO bs ana at $500 d6S5 for those averaging 22O 10
80 lbs and at the close the latter grades were held At
s6S57 the receipts had been comparatively light tlre
previous twenty four hours Beef Cattle have been less
plenty ana prices 30 cts per higher closing Mt
= ood4 gross for common to strictly prime The packers
are paying S3d3.50.
Provisions There has been general established
in the market during the week. and the feeling has been
quite depressed for all articles Mess pork declined 30
Its. per hh Bulk pork h(dS cts. per lb and lard \
TT, and at the close the market was considerably inset
tied, though should the receipts of hogs continue light
there is doubt that reaction will set in as far as ms
pork concerned least there is large number Of
contracts maturing about this time
The transactions during the week as follows In
bulk meat, Wednesday, 100000 lbs. sides delivered at
Wheeling Feb. l. at Saturday 100 900 lbs should
ars To be delivered Feb 1st at cts Monday $50 900
lbs to be delivered Feb 1st to 18th 81 and 7l cts
eteray the market was dull at these rates though we
understood something could have been done for March de-
livery at these quotations.
In pork, Wednesday 200 bbls delivered December
Z5t at SIS and 800 do. delivered the week of De-
'ember at $3.50 Thursday, 900 bhs. to be delivered
IN all March at SIS, and 600 do on the spot at sl75O
Frdayl000 bbls to be delivered in March at sellers
option and 900 do. in May at SIS Saturday-6OO do
% be delivered in FEBRUARY at SIS and GOO do vered
he lst of the month, at SIS
Monday-2OO0 bbs. at Sl7 and yesterday, OOO do at
he same rate, closing with buyers at S17 good city
1t SIS.
In Lard Wednesday, 80 bbls at lie Friday. 100 ties.
1t lie, and $50 do delivered from January is to Goth
It the rate Saturday 100 terces at lie so do at
OK, packages furnshedl and 100 head and gut at
0&c Monday 600 kegs at IL &c, and 800 hbs at 3c
esterday 800 tierceS, delivered in New York in May
Tune and July, at II &c.
In Bacon about 400 hhds sold at Madison at 67567c
or Shoulders, and %sc for Sides; closing at the in
ide rates.
Green Meats sold at SC for Shoulders and 7HGsc for
iams closing at 57Ac and nominal, owing to the bad
weather.
The consumptive demand for all articles of the most
United character
WHIsKEY-There has been quite an active demand
or this article during the week and prices have ad-
anced The current rate each day has been follows
'ed1esday Thursday and Friday 224c. Saturday, 22Hc
md Monday and yesterday 23c., closing firm