The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-14

$500 bushels red winter Ohio at 81 and 600 fair
white southern at 81 35
Rye is rmer, and prime parcels of Northern are held
at 81.
Barley is quiet and unchanged with sales of 1000 bus
poor Canadian at 69d7O.
Oats are firm, with active demand at 45d47 for Vr-
gina 49d53 for Jersey, Delaware and Pennsylvania SO
9So Tor State; 56G5s for Western 59G6O for Canadian
Corn Is very quiet, and have only notice sales of
i,ooo BUS new yellow southern at S0 mixed Western is
held at SagS4, but SlGs2 is only offered.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. Jan 12-evening-There
is no alteration in Breadstus and but little doing
Flour the demand being limited the wants of the home
a575 for extra and 75d for extra family and fancy
lots There is shipping demand and only about 500
bbs have been sold $3.50 for EXTRA and Sc for family
Flour There is nothing doing in Rye Flour Neal
the former held at So s7 and the latter $3.50 per
DBL, and scarce Wheat in slowly and buyers
sellers apart in their views about 5000 bushels
been sold at l279l3O cts for red 14OG45 for while
OF good and prime quality. Rye is at cts but
there is little here Corn fair demand and
about 1000 bushels yellow have been sold at 756sO
Corn scarce and worth s2S4 cts Oats are dull to.
day. and buyers take hold slowly at as cts for prime
pennsylvania Bark is unchanged; first No. Quercitron
is scarce at S2s Cotton-the market continues steady
and small business doing at previous Groceries
are held rmly Further sales of New Orleans Sugar to
note at GIN ct and Moasses at 80 cts all months
Provisions.-The receipts and light and the
market inactive at previous quoted rates seedsThe
demand for Coverseed is active and 600 bushels have
been disposed of at $5756 mostly in
Guiding 100 bushels at 624 $50 sacks also sold at s625
and 90 do prime Ohio at S6.40 per bushe Whskey has
advanced bbls quoted at 25d26 cts the latter for
Ohio and prison. 25 cts for hhs "A cts per gallon
Tor drudge Some holders ask more but there very lit
WILMINGTON MARKET. Jan. 12-TURpEyr1yE.-
The receipts during the week have been light and prices
remain without change. We continue to quote at $3.50
for Virgin and Yellow Dip and for Hard per $50 lbs
Sales for the week of only 5Ol5 bbls follows $3.50
for Virgin, $3.50 for Yellow Dip and 81 60 for Hard.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-There has been little more
tivity in the market since last review
weeks previous, and prices advanced fully
gal On Tuesday however, there decline of cent
per gal. and we quote now at 45 cts per ga The re-
iph wa lint inite lctnn
market Sales for the week of 1855 bbs closing at as
RosIN- No. 1, we have heard of sales of only sss
bbs at Sl62 90 per Dbl. In No 2 hear of sales
Of Of 26a2 bbls at at sllo(a1l2A per Dbl In Common We
and closing at 81 o5 for new bbls.
TAR-Has come to market quite sparingly, and with
quotations Sales for the week of only 436 bbs fol
lows, at 81 so per Dbl.
From the Cincinnati Price Current, JAM 10
HOGS AND PR0VISI0NS.-The packing season is
nearly closed at all the leading packing places and
another week will finish up the business for the
The receipts of hogs at this place. during the past
have been small and the packing may be consid
cred about closed
1t rather singular that the packing should be
closed thus early. After this date last year.
head We're packed at this point
The PROVISION market during the first three days of the
week. good deal depressed and prices of all articles
declined but toward the close the feeling much bet
ter and the decline established in the forepart the week
has been recovered
In our last published the aggregate from
seventy-ve packing places Since then have received
returns from forty additional places but they do
not change the general indications given in last
Packng is still going at Chicago, Fort Wayne Toledo
Cleveland and several other smaller places Our
pondent at Toledo says it will close there before
weeks hence Our correspondent Chicago thinks
packing will reach 100000 We informed that at Fort
Wayne Ind 26 600 will be packed The weight of hogs
in Northern Indiana is turning out better than
rally supposed.
From the Indianapolis Journal, 6thl
The hog packing for the has closed The num-
Der packed at all the establishments in the city up
332l7 head As compared with previous years the fig
follows:
..........o3,ZlI
Io.-oo 800
1S56-57. ,160
1S55-56.
o4,4fo
While the deficiency in numbers at this point tring
the deficiency in weights is very great. The average
weight of hogs packed in indianapolis this year lbs
while last year it 205 lbs The deficiency of weight
in the yield of lard will be about IS per cent
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, January 13-Flour is frm-sales of 9. 900
bbs. at about previous Wheat is buoyant-saes
of $4,000 bushels red Southern 121lS cts white 115
l35 cts Corn quietsales of 200 bushels mixed S5
cts; old Southern yellow 80 Pork-Mess has advanced
10 cts; sales at S17 5017 60 for Lard is firm
holders demand an advance-saes at II cts. Whiskey
firm. Sugar has advanced 4-market active at 6AGS
cts Coffee is firm at 11G11A Molasses is firm SS
d39 cts.
PHILADELPHIA, JAN 13-FIour is firm Wheat-re-
ceilts ght-saes at 1854 43 for white and l27l30
cts for red Corn generally closing with advancing
tendency prices cts higher for yelowsales at so
cts Whiskcy is advancing-sales at 26 cts.
MOBILE, Jan. 1l-Cotton-sales to day 500 bales at
IL cts for mddlings The sales for three days
to 10000 bales and the receipts during the period