The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-29

$40 so per cord Cotton is quiet but without change
prices Coverseed continues in fair request but supplies
forward slowly and there is now very little left in
first hands Timothy is worth $2Gl212k, and Faxseed
Sl65 per bushel The Flour market continues inactive
but the receipts small for the season. and holders
manifest no disposition to accept lower rates The sales
comprise 800 barrels Broad Street Mills at SIS 81 per
barrel 200 barrels mixed brands at s5124 and 200 half
barrels on terms kept private The sales for home con-
sumption limited from our lowest quotation up to
81 so for fancy lots Rye Flour is dull and has again de-
clined 12hc per Dbl 100 bbls sold at s375. Corn Meal
is not inau uired after. Pennsylvania is offered at So 25
Grain.-The supply Of Wheat from all continues
small, but they are ample for the demand and prices
rather favor buyers Sales of 600 bushels Southern and
Pennsylvania at 81 23912 per bushel and white at 81
32d1 40 including 900 bushels Of the latter of choice
quality at sl4 in store. Rye is demand disting
and is taken arrival 200 bushesall offered-sold
at so cents for Pennsylvania and rs for Delaware
Corn forward slowly, and request. Sales
of 1000 bushels new yellow at 70 ahoat and lot
of old at so cents Oats steady 5000 bushels South
change to notice. and but little doing Whiskey is dull
Small sales of Pennsylvania barrels at 2ik cents Ohio
do at 21 cents hhds at 81 cents and drudge at % cts
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Dec. 27.--The
arrivals of Beef Battle at the different yards show fur
ther falling Off reaching only l250 head since last week.
the market however, quite lively, and nearly all Of
feed found buyers fully last weeks prices which
ed at from 81 $40 for common to prime and s104 "a
or the 100 lbs for extra quality.
About $50 head were sold at Wardes and 40 at the
Bulls Head.
About 260 Cows and Calves were offered at wardeps
and met with ready SALE at from $40 to $50 for fresh
Cows $50 to s35 for Sprngers and $l5 to $25 for dry
Cows.
Of Hogs the receipts and sales at Phillips yard have
been S7Oo prices ranging at from sex to SIN the lbs
nett.
OF Sheep the arrivals have been about 5000; the
market brisk and stock scarce selling at from So to
SAX each to condition, equal to 9G0 cts dressed
The total number of Cattle Beeves Hogs and Sheep
brought to the Philadelphia market during the 1883
is 81 lO9l Beeve l25 Cows, 1861 600 Hogs and 2776OO
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 22-suGAR-The market has
continued rm the sales comprising 1000 hhds on Satur
day, mostly the basis G5A for fair to fully
1880 Monday at about the figures and 2cOO yes
terday, within of the following rates making an
aggregate for the three days of $500 llhds. We
quote follows Inferior 34d44 cts. common to good
o eRod. "a 8 s c fair m fli an caed c
Received since the 1rth inst $50 hhds. Exported SolS
including l5s Boston 2s6 New York, $50 Phia
delphia $50 to Richmond, 222 to Wilmington, 449 to
Charleston, 90 to Savannah and 100 to Galveston.
MoLAssEsThe market closed last Friday at 27g2S cts
for prime to choice since which prices have continued
firm the sales comprising 1000 bbls Saturday at 27K
n2Sc for Prime to Choice; 5000 bbs Monday at the
same and 600 half bhs at 3d39c and 1900 bbls yeser-
day at 25K27c. for Inferior and Fermentng and 27k9
2S for Prime to Choice; also 600 half bbls at 32g33c
making an aggregate for the three days of $500
bbls On plantation hear of 900 gallons taken at
25 cts Received since the 18th inst 35 bbs and $40
half bbls; Exported 4 1896 bbs and 90 half bbls, in
Guiding ,05l bbs to Boston, 1873 to New York, Al to
Philadelphia 1S5 to Richmond 400 Wilmington S45 to
Charleston, 2S6 to Savannah and 125 to Galveston.
WILMINGTON MARKETS, Dec. Glowing to the
Christmas holidays there has been almost entire sus
pension of all out door business for the past two days.
and we have only to report sales as follows:
TURPENTINE-Sales on Friday of 4o5 bbs, and today
of 026 bbls at s. so for virgin and yellow DIP and ioo
for hard, per $50 lbs.
spIRrTs-sales Friday of 100 bbls. at AN cts. per
gallon. Nothing doing to-day.
RosIN-No transactions in either grade
TAR-Saes Friday of 100 bbls. at S2 per Dbl Some
parcels market this morning, but have heard of
sales up to the time of closing inquiries.
The louisville Courier of Saturday says: The pack
ing we have said is about city pack
having closed for the At Jeersonville and
New Albany few more hogs will probably be slaugh
tered The packing at New Albany up to last evening
he hose cd TO
watkins Hunt Co. have closed with the slaughter Of
1920 hogs This makes the packing date around
the falls, sum up 2s6, ,576 hogs.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New YORK, Dec. 2S.-Flour-The market continues
heavy with light sales at 4254 45 for State S. 4Od5
Tor Ohio and 1895 40 for mixed to good brands South
ern Wheat is frm-saes of 30 900 BUSH red Southern
Us cts; Western do 11sG120 cts; white 130 cts
Corn is heavy-saes of42 600 bush yellow Pork
is frmsales of new Mess at S17 s5a79 Lard quiet
Sugar is quiet New Orleans is lower-sales at 6XS cts
lasses 36 cts. Spirits Turpentne closed firm. Rosn buoy
anti Holders demand advance sales unimportant
Rice is quiet
CINCINNATI, Dec. 2s.-Flour is unchanged Whiskey
dull at q cts. Hogs dull, sales of moment
quoted Sc 50675; receipts last week 90 900 head re
cepts for the 600 head against 292 head
last year Pork is dull at 81 so for Mess sellers
than buyers Lard IL cts.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2S-Flour-The market is dull but
prices hrm; range $512H SIS Wheat-The market is
quiet white l34@9145 cts; red 123@127 CorL-The
market is quiet yellow 6S(071 cts. Whskey-The
market is dull-sales at "a y @25% cts.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 27.-Cotton-Sales to-day 4500
bales The quotations are unchanged, but prices
easier Wheat-sales of red at So cts Lard in bbs is
$500 bags were sold today at 101D11S cts Freight
Cotton to Liverpool quoted at 1532d Steling exchange
82yasA per cent. premium Exchange New York II
92 per cent, and Kos, at sight discount.