The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-17

steady.
srGARs-Are less active. but prices are without i'm
porant change-saes Of 100 hhds New Orleans at 77H
cts The sales yesterday comprise hhds New Orleans
at 7aSc., and $50 Cuba at 7sc.
WHIskEY.-The market is quite irm-the sales are 300
bbls at IKE
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. S-SuGAR-We remarked in
our last review that the demand continuing fair, the
Ket mad continued firm at the previous improvement of
sc since which operations have been extent
sales comprising 500 hhds Wednesday, mostly the
basis OF for Fair Fully Fair $50 Thursday
when outdoor operations generally suspended by
severe rain storm: and $500 yesterday steady prices
making the three days hhds and
lows: Inferior 81 t4 cents; Common to Good Common
45G5hc Fair to Fully Fair 5s &c Prime to Choice
6G6sc Centrifugal and Clarified 6d64c. Received
since the 4th inst $40 hhds Exported 1915 including
1494 to New York. 200 to Alexandria, 136 Savannah
and so to Galveston. Weeks receipts IL 225 hhds EN-
ports 1880.
MoLAssEs.-The market closed last Tuesday at 2sk0
29c for Prime to Choice since which prices have
well maintained the sales comprising 500 bbls on We'd
nesday at these figures; 15Oo bbls Thursday OPP
eratons were checked by rainy weather. ana $500 yester
day at H(d2Sc for Fermenting and 2Sk for Prime to
Choice making an aggregate for the three days Of $500
bbs and for the week of IL 800 Received since 4h
inst S0Sl ls and 2061 half bbls Exported 2Os5 bbs
and half bbls, including 152S bbs. New York. 400
to to Alexandria and Ga to Savannah. Weeks receipts
1887 bbs. and ,4S7 half bbls Exports O7S former
From Shoe and Leather Reportsrl
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARK KET-The trade as
noticed in our last issue, continues gradually improve
accessions daily being made the number buyers
among u.s. but although there is perceptbe increase in
our sales the larger portion yet ready
hold, but to be found in various parts
trcts engaged very likely in the iaudabIe endeayor TO
discover the weak points of the market But manu-
factures have the advant this season. of well made
and not generally large stock of goods easy money
market and the experience of former teach
the folly of forcing ter goods and the impression is
that prices, general thing will be sustained At any
and will continue be So long as they are in
clined to furnish goods faster than necessities
the market viii warrant The journeymep find plenty
OF work at good prices, payment every week. and the
prospect of plenty of work during the winter.
Thn manhf for MA hoe.
usually the case when markets home call the
There have been two public sales since last which
1863 cases were sold for 81 600.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. Jan. 15.-BREApsrupps
are firm, owing to the cold weather, but
all kinds continues of limited character there is very
little export inquiry for Flour and the sales foot up about
5000 bbs at S5l24d 525 for superne, chiefly at the
latter for better brands 5 50 rs extra and So per
Dbl for extra family Flour and s5s7k the pair
bbls., including city mills superfne choice brands
at S5.37k-extra at $562H H(G575 per bb The sales to
the trade from S512h up to So for common
to extra and fancy lots, according quality Rye Flour
is quiet with small sales at So. 81 per bbl Corn Meal
is scarce and in demand at an advance aud Pennsylva
MIA is held at $3.50 per Dbl.
The following the inspections of Flour for the week
ending Thursday, January 13, 1859:
Half Barrels of Superfne Observation-Disclosures. 1913
pIe's oi 2uIerhne' lo726
DO. lne.................... ............ 40
Po Po s:":.::::: as7 5s7
DO oohuemned.' ............" 63
PROVISIONS market is inactive, and there very
little stock here to operate in, and small sales of Mess
Pork have been made at Sl775d1s; Prime S16 per Dbl
Dressed Hogs are better and command S7a775 the 100
lbs City Mess Beef is selling for ships stores SIS per
Dbl Bacon-Hams sell wanted at 1Od12 OF Sides
and Shoulders the market nearly bare We quote the
former at 9hG9A cts and the lat er at 7(d7 cts. of
salted meats the stock is also light with Hams at
9h cts, Sides sk cts and Shoulders in salt at 61G
6A cts. on time. Lard is frmer, but demand has
been limited sales of bbls. and tierces 1141k cts
and 400 kegs 12d12X cts per lb cash B9tter4Roli
ts, va
MIA and Ohio Solid packed is dull at 10d12 in
25 cts. per dozen.
CorFEE-There is very little inquiry from the trade,
but the stock in first hands is exhausted and prices
firm. Sales include 400 bags Rio at 11xM11A cts and
300 bags Laguayra at 11@11A cts. on time.
sEEDs-The demand for Cloverseed is active and pri
ces have advanced with sales of 500 bush of good and
prime at SIS 56 25 and inferior at So SOFAS 62H Sales
from second hands reported at s62k64O per bush
Timothy is scarce, and worth So 12H per bush Amer
can Faxseed is wanted at 70 bush and but little
Offering
BARK-Quercitron is at S2S for first No l. and
the stock here is about exhausted In Tanners Bark
hear of nothing doing.
WILMINGTON MARKET, January 15.-TuRpESrryE.
Sales Yesterday of COG bbs and to-day of 429 do at
81 so for Virgin and Yellow Dip and 81 go for Hard per
$50 lbs f
sPIRIrs-sales to-day 100 bbls at 45X cts per gal
RosIN.-Nothing doing in either grade.
TAR-sales to-day of1So bbls. at $3.50 per Dbl.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 15.-Four is firm at 81 SOFAS. whis
key has advanced to 26 cts. Mess Pork opened with
good demand at Sl725G175O but closed quiet with more
sellers than buyers Bulk Meats heavy and nominal
Lard in kegs II = cts in barrels II cts
PHILADELPHIA, January Is Flour is unchanged -
Wheat is steadyred 13O white 136G142 Corn is de
pessed-sales of $500 bushels yellow at 7s79 cts
Whlskey-the.market closed firm at 26(d27 cts.
New ORLEANS January 13.--Sales of Cotton to-day
900 bales The steamers advices had no effect upon
the market, and quotations unchanged Corn has ad
yanced to lis cts Whiskey, rectifed, 254 cts Lard
10A cts.
CHARLESTON, January 14-Cotton depressed; sales of
SAVANNAH, January IA Cotton-sales of $50 bales to-
day The foreign steamers caused greater rmness
and thereis better feeling in the marke-middlings are
quoted at 11(Q11A.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
MoNTEvIDEo AND BUENos AYREs-S00 bbls. -four 800
do rice 20 do bread II tres hams q boxes lard 100
bbs sugar; cases salmon Is do oysters; IL do lob
ster 53 drums Goldfish; 100 boxes tobacco bbs rosn
90 do cement 81 bales duck annels 81 boxes