The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-18


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600 bushels sold at l25l2S cts for red and 1904 l40
cts for white the latter for prime Rye is wantcd-Del
aware has been sold at rs cts and Pennsylvania at so
cts Der hIshe Corn is unchanged and about 5000 bus
new yellow sold at G7d70 cts according to condition. old
bush Oats are duiiabout 200 bushels sold at A cts
MA Bark is without demand first quality Quercitron
held at SIS per ton Cotton-the market is firm about
$50 bales sold at 2%12A cts the latter for middling
fair plands, cash Groceries steady further small
sales of Orleans Sugar and Moasses at 7aS cts for
the former and 3Gd3T for the latter on time fro-
visions are very inactive and prices remain about the
same as last quoted Seeds are unchanged, and about
bushels CIoverseed sold a s5 50575 per buShel for
good and prime lots Whskey is firm; about 300 bbls
sold at % cts Per rnsylyauia 26 cts for Ohio, and 234
cts for drudge
BOSTON Dec 15-2 P. M.-Flour-Ihe receipts OF
Flour since yesterday have been 452 bbs The demand
continues moderate with sales Of common brands Western
tras at s5.5Gd 75 family and superior brands at
So 75dS25 including choice St Louis brands southern
Flour is quiet at S55oa515 for eommon ana ancy ana
sc 25d7 for extras New Corn IS dul and selling at va
riou prices as to quality Old Corn Is scarce and hrm;
Sales OF 5,OOO bushels new yeow at oo3S9' Us o'
whlte ranges from S'"o" ctSa Neste'il W 9" 90 Vs,
per buShel ana ABOUT ouuu pushelS so d' Gus or
have been in small lots at 81 cts per bushel Oats
are firm win sales AZ 54@ 400 cts LOT anu NH
Pork is firm and in fair demand at Sl5Gl6 for prime $40
l9 50 for mess and s2lG2 for clear and extra clear
cash and months Beef is dull ana prices range from
s9dl25O per bh for Eastern and Western mess Lard Is
cts in kegs; and smoked Hams 10y CTS per ID cash
and months Good Butter is firm and in demand at y
G123 cts and common dull at l4d cts Cheese Is IN
demand at 9dO% cts for common ana good on account
Of mild weather for day or two dressed Hogs are not
quite so firm. The sales range from y dSR cts rs to
quality, the latter price for large ana choice'
HOGS.-The Cincinnati Price Current OF Wednesday
says
The first serious backset experienced in the market,
since the of the took place the past
week and at one time the feeling almost amounted to
panic The receipts of hogs larger than had been
expected, and this together with rc snopss of news
from various packing places elsewhere which published
in our last operated unfavoraby the market and
general decline for all articles was established
We stated in last could indications of the
past week show correct, though many thought
they did Yesterday the receipts were but 5000 head
the receipts will be fair during the present month
least and it will be January before the season will wind
up"
The weather. up to Saturday, exceedingly favor
able packing since then it has been damp and
and altogether uniavorable it could be. Receipts
for the week ~ 400
Total. far, for this 27S592
Same time last season. Observation-Disclosures. ,93S
1S56................, ................ 2jO,Zl3
:" 1S55............. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 255 O62
1S54..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 225 ,259
g 1858. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 233, ,S09
" " 1S52.................... ........... 269 054
1851. S5l....................... .......... 242,74S
1850. ......................,.....22 223 265
The receipts the corresponding week with the past
week, last year. % 600 The whole number packed
last at this place was 4l6 600.
Pork 4lGSc. per lb. and Lard 4c but at the close,
owing to the light receipt of Hogs yesterday the demand
better, and hopeful feeling prevailed. 1t is
pretty generally conceded that there will be in
laid upon the falling OIL in weight and as this is admit
teh tne arguments the next Iour weeks VIII De Oaeu
upon II with good degree o conuence H. however he
receipts the coming week shouu reaeh torty or nlty
thousand II Will De dncnt 10 Withstand te lorce ot suc
an argument as TINS VIII iurnlsa ana keep up prices un-
DER It's influence lhere Is no douDt tat thefe Will DC
serious falling off in lard we think though as regards the
The ,roboiI;t is boweyer thot tbo o+ai absonce
~ m : Po"tS .!S s l' az az 80 - @ .' 49,; @ '' ~ . '' ~ .S
OF CONSUMPTION o t.e new crop during the past month
anu anu Mllc WI" C"htue .o l'IIe i9"'h, anu 't tt
f @ Gnomn G wi fv % m & " of
weight ana VIII leave the increase IN NUMBER the net
increase ol supply ior 'he Se"Soh'
THE ropN rpop -Tho Cino;rnot; u.;.. c,..,,,t
Ill lIiE OohN 'hoF' F'-lhe 'lncihnaA 1F'ce O"Te"
say 4IS ..,.- Al, -. ,-. g., L., .., ,..... r
We nave WITHIN inc past Ten aayS TeGGyed let1eT from
cor cor .! Plen I. Us, " ii "a - s 1 p rs II ~ ~ i anu anu = ~ III @
sans mat rhg Sel o corn mas % hot S ee as good as was
eAPecttu rom 1'e vi ne ~ aes III 1ctoper' anu
that when it was being gathered it was found there
rev l eac % '" eme @ 'S InrIIS @ i tAeGsu
places throughout the West would seem to
% Cn; lcii5e. r s ,C+ M 49,, no,' - S e." o ~ @,ti @ Inv III ~
t.T m 81 i,;i th rt V ot ] i f
tbi Stt % Nv v % If low wLih l h h
49, ' - - % I,,S 49, W 8 ai, 90. cn t Ia IN % i =" "a
ptse WIN ~ d ol S o eIl Ilort, VIII re SuPpi!eu
ny import from, rom NV ,;, % I t! % - az IN NJ @ 49, ne a.te
nds eeh 'T ,,i ltn 90, % II II ;5 VII % I'M IN y ,, ~ ; u @ !.
We d m ni Raii"I ~ no 10 oE o
he burlington ana quincy haIoah' 10 supply the con
u"P'lNS "SiHa'i" III ''HeiH anu ""a a.
mas reached an py no means lhcolSiaer2Die
Nltmn 1Gw Gays en!ers o. corn ior interior llols
towns nave oee III 'hlS market ana 9ooo pushels nave
been shipped henceto Peoria TINS week
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CHARLESTON Dec. 14.-RICE-There has been no
very material change since last weekly report. The
demand has continued only equal but somewhat ahead
of the receipts and thereby giving the advantage to hold
ers, with prices in their favor The arrivals
37S9 erces and disposed of at extremes ranging
from S2Z to 81 The bulk of the sales were made at
from So TO good and prime descriptions continue very
scarce and are in demand from S39s to 3I Exports
OF the week 1888 tierces remaining shipboard,
cleared 8. 1876 tierceS
RoUGr RICE-There is no enquiry for the article, and
recepts of the week amount TO 50 600 bushels which have
been forwarded to the mills for pounding
WILMINGTON MARKET, Dec l6-TuRpEYTINE-
Sales yesterday of 23 bbls and to-day of 700 do at
So 10 for Virgin and Yellow dip and 81 60 for Hard per
$50 -beng decline of 10 cts for the two former quail
itics and Is cts for the latter
SPRITs-Sales yesterday of 200 bbls. at Al cts per
gallon.
RosIN.-Sales yesterday Of $50 bbs. low No. l at 81
per bb
TAR-Sales yesterday OF 100 bbls. at 1925 per bbl.;
and today of 196 do. at same price.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK. Dec. 17-Cotton is dull with sales Of 1000