The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-14
BALTIMORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1859

found below the sale good one; the quality consid
cred.
The Provision market is very firm but without any
movement to note to-day.
There is steady demand for Coverseed with further
sales of $50 bushels $550G5 62H per bushel the deal
ers are buying at the former rate. Timothy is quiet.
In Whskey there is not much doing to-day; quote
Drudge at Penna barrels Csc, and Ohio and Prs-
on DO at 2S CG29c Hhds. continue very
AUCTION SALE-By Dutilh Cook l. Co. October 12-
1852 bags Rio Coffee sold at 1O% %c 60a9O days and
four months credit, average slo9S4 the 100 lbs.
The Cincinnati Price Current of Wednesday says:
The demand for Bacon noticed in our last continued
throughout the past week. and the sales reach the
nous amount of 675 hhds, pretty well up to million
and three quarter pounds and all this at the uniform
rates of and 10c for shoulders and Sides lc for
clear des the clear sides taken for New Orleans and
moderate portion of the other but the great bulk
taken for the Eastern Market chiefly Baltimore and
of there.
This demandand these prices would do very well for
owners if they had bought at moderate rates. but the
is they would have to get Hc b. more to make them
come out even, namely s4 and 1oxc so that, though
much better than expected month ago. it is poor
consolation that the more the owners sell even at
rates. the greater their losses. About 600 900 lbs bulk
meat has been taken during the week. chiefly by
but portion of it went East The rates obtained were
and &c. for shoulders and sides.
Mess Pork has met with but little demand, and prices
have not essentially changed Considerable shipments
have been made East however Lard closed somewhat
firm under the advices New York but there was
improvement in the demand twill be perceived by re-
errng to tables that the receipts of provisions at
this place. since the first of September have been quite
argeconsderably greater than they were for the cor
responding month last year In pounds they compare
follows:
This yeaI, pounds ........... 246 29O
Last year, do 795,l52
Increase this year 451IS8
The Cincinnati Gazette of Wednesday says:
Flour improved 10G15c per bb during the week, but
for two or three days the market has been dull with
disposition the part of holders however press sales
AT the close to-day there slight improved feeling
ranging from s4eo4 TO- 25 for fair to choice
extra The weeks receipts IL 44S bbs and the e
ports IL i3 bos Wheat continues to come forward spar
ngly, and the demand is fully equal to the offerings at
firm prices New Corn has been sold considerable
tent to arrive at 5060c but the market closed dull
the inside gure In view of the large crop of this staple
there is naturally anxiety to make early sales at full
figures but stocks of old being entirely exhausted the ar
rivals for time to will with ready sale
The receipts far have been light but in week or two
the arrivals will be large There has been large demand
Bacon during week with sales reported of 500
hhds., chiefly at and 10c for Shoulders and Sides AT
the close holders firm at \ and lOAc for Shoulders
and Sides Bulk Meats are firm at and &C. for Should
and Sides with more buyers than sellers. Mess Pork
is dull at sl4 50G1475 Groceries off freely at full
prices. Stocks are running down rapidly.
The Chicago Times of Tuesday says:
The grain market was active yesterday and prices
13 900 bus and the shipments 90 900 bus mostly
wheat The sales amounted to 100000 bus 79Gs0c
was more active and Is COO bus sold At 757e 0aa
were active at cent advance with large sales at 306
30Hc in store, and 32G32%c. board. Flour ac-
tive at prices quoted.
The receipts during the last week have been 80 1892
bbls -four 523 $40 bus wheat 51532 bus corn 50 24s1
bus oats 12 bus barley The total receipts since the
first of January 1859, have been asa 3o4 bbls flour
492 $50 bus wheat ,915 bus. corn GIG 947 bus
oats, and 266, ,572 bus barley. |
The shipments during the last week have been 376
bbls flour 4SSS31 bus. wheat, 1SS bus corn 2e9
bus oats and 556S9 bus. barley The entire shipments
since the first of January, 1859, have 2e5 1913
bbls flour, 4,l77 696 bus. wheat 3251 62O bus corn
609. 23S bus. oats, and 1862 bus. barley.
There is now in store in this city, $500 bbls flour |
oS3 l7S bus wheat, 15955 bus corn 81 4s3 bus oats
NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET-For the week ending |
October 1O-Sperm-Is in good request and firm. The |
transactions for the week include sales of 92O bills in
parcels at l35 cts and so do 1876 cts per gallon ITO
obs inferior at $50 cts In Nantucket $50 bbls delivered
here at 1876 cts. per gallon.
Whaels also in good demand, and the sales since our
asst have reached bb Wequote 100 bbs Northern
1t 4S cts l2O do at 40 cts and 4e0 do at so
on $50 bbs South Sea at AZ cs 900 do do at As cts
0 do do at 4S4 ct and 450 do Elephant 45 cts per
gallon The market closes with further inquiry and
holders of prime Polar Oil firm at so cts per gallon
Whalebone-The market for bone is quiet The only |
ales in this market Being lot of 5000 lbs South Sea at
IS cts
IMPORTS of Sperm and Whale Oil Whalebone into the
United States, for the week ending Oct 10, 1859:
sperm Whale. Bone.