The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-08
MARKETS


| PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, Dec. 6-There is moth
ing doing in Quercitron Bark, and the market is dull
$50 for first No /.
CIoyersced continues in steady demand and 10O a
200 bushels have been taken $5a55 for inferior aud
$5.5Gd5G2 for good and prime lots, mostly at $3.50 pei
| bushcl. There is very little prime seed Offering.
In Flour there is feature notice amd the sales
mostly to supply the home trade fully quo
taons including 400 bbls standard superine at sjI3I
which Is now the uniform asking rate; 800 bhS extra
family % and 500 bbs. fancy brands price kept
private The retailers and bakers buving in lots
wanted at from S5l2% to S650n7 per Dbl for
TO good ana chore SupeThnc extras and fancy lots Is in
quality. Corn Meal and Rye Flour not mach inquired
for, and but sale of 400 bbs. of the former Pcnua Meal
was reported at S25 per bbl the Latter is held at IL per
The market continues to be poorly supplied with Wheat
and prime lots scarce, but the large mers generally
are holding on and the demand is limited l25"12Sc
for fair to prime reds, and 135Gl42c. for white; 1850
bushels of the former handsome Delaware red, hrou ht
| l29c.; some holders storing. Rye is wanted and
Penn. readily commands SOC Corn is dull aud unsettled
at the late decline with further sales Of 600 bush
els yellow to notice 60d6Sc., condition. in
Guiding about LEGO bushels damp Jersey 62%c 3OG0
bushels good Delaware at G7 nose. ailost 500 do old d.,
S5c., aud 800 do white 7Sc the market closes with
more sellers than buyers a these rates. Oats
changed and firm at 45c. for Delaware and 4Gc Pcr
and but few offering
The Provision continues almost stand still
but holders firm in their views and the stocks light
sale ot Beef Hams IS reported the particulars OF which
could not learn.
There is steady demand for Whiskcy, and holders
irmer with small sales of bbs however to notice at 26
for Ohio, and % cts. for Pennsylvania Drudge
is worth 23 cts and hhds 24% cts, and the latter very
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! PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET Dec G.-The
market this week presents feature worthy of
c.. The receipts have materially fallen Of" but as the
demand has been limited prices do not vary materially
from those quoted last week The following at both yards
about 200 head. which disposed
IS 50a9 5O prime ss.12as.;;7; far do do $s
S.25; ordinary DO. do. Sd15nS; common do do :62JG
90 inferior do. do S575d625.
The .tferings OF Sheep amounted TO 1000 head. The
sales wer effected at from s. 80 per head equal to
about aSc. Tor dressed The market has been duh.
The Cow market l.Ss been rather active but prices
main without essential change. The offerings at Wardefs
amounted to 240 head, which sold at the following
rates: First quality Milch Cows, each 5iG second do
do do $%Oa35; third do: do. $2SG3o; ordinary do
do $25d2S dry do. do Sl5d25.
The arrivals Phillips Union Drove Yard were .925
Hogs, which sold at from Sc to $25 per 100 lbs accord
CINCINNATI MARKET, Dec 8-PRov1s1ovs-The
market did not change much to-day, and, the whole,
inactive. Mess Pork is generally held at Sl725G
1850 but COO hbl sold at S7 for present Sl75 for
January delivery Bulk Shoulders offered &c.
the spot Green meats dull, not much done, and what
little done at lower rates, say for shoulders,
and Sc for hams. 90 hhd old bacon sold at Ga and &C.
for shoulders and sides and some small lots lard at lO
0rllc.
FLouR.-Tlc market is unchanged with a moderate 10
cal demand for the higher grades The sales add up Goo
bblS at 81 50d for choice to extra Receipts 100 bh
WnISKEY-The market is dun, but not lower. The
sales comprise 800 bb at 22%c including wagon, and
2l4 do 22 c The supply is in of the demand
HOGS The Cincinnati gazette of Saturday says -
Yesterday dull in the hog market. The wealth
er being unfav0rable the demand was limited and
slaughtered hogs suffered decline; but lots in the pens
or to arrive were not pressed The movements tbnre
fore are not tn he REGARDED as fair indir,tin Of tho
tone of the market Had the weather hrrn fvoraIr II
was evident nrices wonId bavcbran rray ,eiI sst,d
with fair degree of ACTIVITY The rrrcirs yrcrs honi
II COO head against Il zoo head resterIar Tho o,m
weather will check supplies and we may hereafter dn-
ring its continuance look for light arrivals The total re
ceipS for the foot up 1919 6l The receipts at
Louisville up last evening were 1874 765 The arr walls
this season and last at the two places compare fol
lows
Cincinnati. Louisville
1893, as aboVe........ l99, ,lbl 19l.765
1887. to December 9........137 $40 10000
Thus it is seen, the packing to Dee. 2d at Louisville,
and December Sd Cincinnati, 1893 926 this season.
against lS7 $40 December 9th 1857 The receipts this
year 294 900 short of the whole number packed
last season The prices at Cincinnati on the 3d of DeCem
per le2' an" lNoN' compare as follows:
1898. ............ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 25t5 I 90
The prices of products for the dates compare
below:
Green Shoulders ........... 5I
Green Hams ............... 6%
Bulk Shoulders. So Ga i |
Bulk kSides................ 90 81 |
Barrel Lard. 10aG1l |
Neg Lard ................. 10 1la,dl2 |
The sales Of Hogs today comprised about 900 head, at
SGl0 for light and $G75 for heavy but the latter
The Louisville Conrier of Saturday says:
Owing to the warm weather which prevailed all day |
yesterday the packers suspended slaughterng, and only
one house was killing The receipts continue unabaed
ana ny the close OF next week 1t is anticipated that all the
packers, excepting Watkins, Hunt 4 Co.. will close for
the careful estimate has been made by all the
packers who expect to kill in the aggregate this season,