The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-24
Pennsylvania 25 for Ohio, drudge and hhds
at 24124l4 cts. per gallon

Ut zH0-if2 Gus per gallon
From The Ne,c York Journal of Commerce. Dec. 22l
BREADSTUFFS..The market for State and Western flour
ant change in prices The sales are 10000 bb at 81 $50
So y r Extra Stae nfbIE be Ier sr ra @ 6rc oc az
$aG5lG $IlCpi 50 for superne Michigan. Indiana, Ono
brands hoop Ohio at 5000 & l'i ncad,d iiR's ii tae
sales are 1000 bbls superfne State $500 4D, taken on
speculation for Western account, and 400 bbl round
Southern @ Flour nomgay unchanged with sales of 100
rs at SSh2o lor mixed 20 Soo brands of Baltimore $a'f
6 Tor good to extra Brndywne; $j15a6g0 TO; George
City; s. S5Ua8 10 for Gallego and Iiaxa
Rye -four remains dull with sales 100 bbls at $3259O
a. Corn Veal quiet and UNCHANGED We quote Jersey at
Wheat is in moderate for local milling but prices
are not ESSENTIALLY ehansed the sales 1000 bushels red
TUn cdr%na M ma II i ~ 9 red rec Mnter Ohio at 81 2O 2soo
slaseo slo mixed limos at so8 and 400 white Southern at
Rye is very firm 7Saso North River without fur
Barley is dull and nominal at 7Ga93 cts
Is to fair extnt at a or 2 gne S 95s 70; aTs s %ma 6
awr and 55I for State 5G55 for Western,
Corn firm, with more active demand in part on specu-
IS for mixed Western old yellow Southern and IS for
CINCINNATI MARKETS, December % FLOUR The mar
parn Sf M ee 6yn very @r % RG he wee and prices Of
P4e E s tf bS ae asin y M e sq2 to M them a The sales com
pefnG % and & s lots 80 for extra the latter for choice
week md GaS do eES" | wTT eSeyfd ed @ dgrng the
" 3s e % lp per 100 lbs The rseeips are but nSdelat
during the week fully equal to the supply and prices must
BE- called 25ct per cw higher The sales during week
Premium Cattle brought 81. .5Oa5 gross ''''''
The receipts of Hogs during the have compar
lively light and the market has ruled very firm and closes
at rates rather the highest reached this season. namely
for those averaging 200 lbs, which an advance of fully
ss s e[i ef G% It dnS ~ @ ne nc we %eek The aes add up $9eo
averaging s5 to 2 lbs Heavy held at 81 2j but we
heard Of no sales.
vailed throughout the week for Mess in particular and
quite large business has been done for future delivery
last and prices are again about up the highest point Of the
bly, increased during the week which encourages the
he transactions reported during the week in article
have been as follows
In Mess Pork the market closed with buyers for present de
livery at S and holders asking sis but for future deiy
cry speculation was less sharp at SIS
rdYesteray POO bbS prime at IOSc and loo keys a
lSic The market closes very firm holders asking c,with
plenty Of buyers at loac per eh Kegs held firmly at
Bulk esterday $4,000 lbs at case for shoulders
ana sides, ana oV loS Hams at Sc; all to be delivered in
ana 0n nGdeEs m a skng higher rates There has not
rates for Shoulders and Hams WV
bSG9n has been sold to the extent OF 400 ds SIC for
This has been taken for New Orleans anu 'es
MHlskEI-Ihe active demand noticed in our last conn-
advanced to % ct the last three DAYS Of be week 5
mar6et ] became @ dull and 4 ct Of this advance was lost The
day Friday Saturday and Monday 23 cts and Yesterday
"a cts 6G2 hS were received during the week and 7S7
DO exported The receipts do include that brought in by
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKETS for the week
ending december r22-TURPENrINEThis article has come to
the receipts footing up 1917 hbs On Wednesday is there
was decline of 10 cts for Virgin and Yellow Dip and Il cts
%he4 the two former qualities back previous prizes
Hard remaining at sf-being decline for the week of Il
elbow Dip and 81 60 for Hard per $50 lbs at which nrces
@ es are readily made Transactions for the week fol