The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-19

Pennsylvania yellow brought rs store Oats are
not much inquired for prime Pennsylvania offered at
IS cts per bushel Barley and Malt continue dull and
unsettled. Bark-No change in the market Quercron
and nothing DOING quote 1st No at S3S per Cot
ton held firmly and about 200 bales have been sold at
previous quoted rates Groceries-The market is better
supplied with Sugar and Molasses By the late arrivals
further sales are making at steady prices Provisions
There very little doing. Mess Pork is selling in small
way at Sl7 775dls per bb and Lard at 10H@11& for
bbls, and l2gl2h cts. for kegs. seds-Coyerseed is
more active about 200 bushels sold at S66.25 and so
bushels choice at S6374. Domestic Faxseed is wanted
at 81 20 per bushe Whskey continues the advance
prices ranging at 272s cts for bb the latter for Ohio
70 cts for hhds and rs cts per gallon for Drudge.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Jan 1.-THE
arrivals of Beef Cattle larger this week than last,
reaching $50 in all, at Wardels and the Bulls Head,
but prices exhibit change, ranging from 81 to S1025
the 100 lbs About 5000 Sheep at market selling at
from 50 to S. each to condition. equal to 90 cts
ID dressed The receipts of Hogs at Phillips yard reach
s25 the 100 lbs net of Cows and Calves the arrivals
250 and prices ruled about the same say $40 $50
for first quality and $40 to $35 for second ditto and SIS
to S25 each for dry Cows.
From the Boston Shipping List jan 15.l
DRY GOODS MARKEr.-The Dry Go ds business is
decidedly the most encouraging and promising branch of
our trade at the time All who have doubts about
the revival of business we would advise to take the
rounds of the leading houses and these doubts would
soon be dispeed this branch concerned. We
have hesitation in saving that better feeling prevails
than at any time for the last five years. the head of
one OF leading houses it, there has been
year for long time when the trade has looked healthy
ing upward for both Cotton and Woolen Goods and Job
bers in consequence hav been supplying themselves with
a general assortment. The trade with the South and
West has been very good for the and promises
be more active in week two For export there have
been no large transactions, but more than average
business is expected The stocks generally light and
considerable sales Of Cotton Goods have been made for
future delivery, some of our leading mills having sold
their production ahead into March, The bulk of the sales
ahead are now made at their value when the goods
delivered The effect of the stoppage Of many of our
Wooen and Cotton mills by the panic of 1857 is
parent now as business becomes active The stock
AZ tie sspg ys lie of has & syanx a 1 been re
increased machinery in operation will scarcely able
to supply the demand for spring styles Cotton Goods
Notwithstanding the late Improvement in prices
paratvey low. comparison oil the prices of the
material in this market at the present tme with last
n. O. mid to good mid ..12h@13 II @ll4
1t will be by the above that prices now rule lX
higher than at this time last year comparison
the prices of Brown sheetings and Drills @ are as follows
Brown Sheetings, heavy,.......... @Sk 8 @s4
So pI That DRILLS nrcss =; Good. s,s s% s14sa
at this time last year. when the price of the material
is taken into consideration The price of standard Sheet
ngs last year went to SHc early in March, and
nued firm at this price for the next four months and
Brown Drills were firm during the time at Sac.
unreasonable to look for gradual advance in prices
pecally the stock of goods is light that they
controlled independent of change that may
IN the raw material Woolen goods are held quite as firm
as Cotton and the cost of manufacturing is almost daily
increased by the upward tendency of the Wool market
The Wool dealers the past week have generally agreed
sell the article for the future at nett prices instead of six
months in order to correspond with the other markets of
the country but instead of altering their quotations they
demand the prices cash that obtained
week on six months credit the advance during the week
being quite equal to the change.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 12.-Sugar We remarked in
last review that the demand continued fair prices had
been well maintained since which operations have been
to increased extent the sales comprising 100 hhds
Saturday mostly on the basis of 5G5 cts for Fair to
Fully Fair; 2500 on Monday at the figures and
300 Yesterday when business restricted by rainy
weathermaking aggregate for the three days of4500
hhds. continue to quote follows Inferior 81 4 cts
Common to good Common 4S(d5a cts: Fair to Fully
Fair 59G5K cts; Prime Choice Gas cts Centrifugal
and Clarified 6ds4 cts Received since the 7th inst
6l7S hhds. Exported 1854, including 1898 New York
2S7 to Philadelphia, 81 to Norfork 215 Wilmington
252 to Charleston
Molasses.-The market closed last Friday at 27d2S
cts for fermenting and for prime to choice
which prices have been well maintained the sales
prsng 600 bbs Saturday at these figures 5000 bbls
Monday at the figures and 500 half bbls 81 a
33H and "a cts also plantation 400 bbs at 26 in
the cstern; and 1900 yesterday at for
mentng and 2shG G2e and 29h for prime to choice also
400 half bbls mostly at 33 cts making aggregate of
the three days of 500 bbls Received since the 7th inst
63l4 bbs and 1l63 half bbls Exported 1858 bbls and
80 half bbls including 800 bbls to New York. S92 to Nor
and 80 half bbs. to Charleston
THE HOG CROP OF 1S5s-"BULL" STATEMENT.-The
following of tn Hog Crop of 1885, is from the
Louisville Commercial Rereo and is based the actual
of who have visited nearly every
points, at SO of which the packing had not ceased:
Hogs Slaughtered 1878. 1859