The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

demand for Cloverseed continues good, and $50 bush
els els prime sold at s575(g5s7A per GA lbs-ohieay at
seed Cotton is held quite firmly and the stock is light
sales of $50 bales at 13 cts per b Bark
and much wanted. The Breadsus market continues dull
but prices have undergone quoabe change The only
sale reported for shipment is 200 half bbs s537
per Dbl The sales to the home trade limited at
S512HG5.25 per bb for superfne; SIS. .50G5.75 for
extra, and s5.S7H@s7.25 for extra family and fancy
Rye Flour is IS exceedingly quiet holders ask s3.s7H
per Dbl. Of Corn Meal there is little none offer
ing and it is wanted. Grain-The receipts of Wheat
con tinue light but they ample for the demand
Of 200 bushels at $125d1 26 for fair and good red
81 43dl 45 for whtechiey at the latter quotations
Kentucky; Rye has again advanced and all the Penn
sylvania that could be had taken S4dS5 cts Corn
continues in good demand but the supplies are light
Sales of 7S 900 bushels Southern Yellow 6S cts
for damp Jersey and rs cts for prime dry chiefly at the
latter quotation afoat. Oats unchanged Sales OF
good Southern at 45 cts, and Pennsylvania 464S cts
5000 bushels New York Barley sold at soGs5 cts. In
Groceres and Provisions there essential changes
notice. Rice is steady at s3.31G35O; 1900 sacks Mar
shas fine and ground Salt were made private terms
Whskey is held firmly. Sales of Pennsylvania bbls at
% cts.
WILMINGTON MARKET, January 6.-TURpENTINE-
Sales yesterday of 200 bbls and to-day of 2S5 do
for Virgin and yellow dip 81 for hard per $50 lbs
SpIRITs-Sales yesterday of 26 bbls at AN cts per
gal and we learn that later in the afternoon there
posed about 900 bbs, taken at As cts per gal
RosIN.-Nothing doing in either grade.
From Cincinnati Price Current, Jan 5Al
PORK PACKING IN THE WEST The reports from our
correspondents at the various towns where pork packed
throughout the West coming in this much
ler than usual We had heard, up to yesterday, from
seventy-hve places sixty of them from cor
respondents At sixteen of those places packing
yet finished but nearly We details for
our full and final statement but will give the aggre
gates for this and last year as far as heard FROM
No. of hogs
ms ms season n.''''''.'.......'.... .....l 19a 46O
Increase at rs places ........,..... 1870
In these aggregates are included the number packed at
which Mt T,onis
which put down 2S9 OOO and ST. Louis and Chicago
which we put down at the statements published those
places.
Asregards the falling of in weight, we find there is
great rreguariy. In Illinois it is reported from
80 per cent? in Indiana from AZ II per cent Ohio
cent; in Kentucky and Tennessee, the estimates are
c a. t o, 20 per cent AT Milwaukie the de-
returns and calculated the increase decrease though
not as closely as we shall do when making final state
hogs which being deducted from the increase given above
is as follows
Increase as above. ..1ss77O
Deuuctfof weight. III zoo
Net increase. $3.50
The falling off in the yield of lard variousy reported
from lbs to lbs per hog the places north the
OHIO river At the few points south of that have
heard rom an increase is reported Our impression is
that the falling off in Lard taking the whole packing
gether will be lbs per hog We wish to be distinctly
understood however, that this is but estimate
have not made syematic regarding Lard
more than the idea we formed by looking the
low the actual deficiency.
An impression quite prevalent that there is general
falling of at the small places We find the be
the case. So far have the returns have heard
from but four places where packed this
and we have heard of three places where packing
done last but considerable
two of them packing 5000 head We would also
that the returns from the Southern counties Indiana
and Illinois, in the above aggregates show deficiency
this year of 35 O00 We aude to this in order that
readers may understand that the short crop localities
weilrepresented in the figures give. Indeed all the
nf i'm ic rlaJ
are included in the returns above given well
of the places where there large increase those
one hundred and twenty-five places yet from are
much the whole increase in number will be, cannot
say with any degree of accuracy at present. that there
VIII be net increase however after allowing for the fa
ling OF in weight, we have doubt, but how much it
will be We are not ncw prepared to say
NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET-(for the week ending
JAM 3-Sperm again advanced sales 1850 bbls; $50
l35 cts 500 at about 1856 and $50 price ranspired
$50 bbs headmatter at 140 cts closing firmly stock in
the country about 1000 bbls. Whale unchanged $50
bbs sold at 55 ct about 900 bbls Whalebone
Sales $500 lbs. South sea on private terms.
MARKETS RY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, Jan. Flour is firm-Sales of 10 500
bbs at s0G540, Wheat is firm-Sales of 500 bush
eis-Red 124Gl26 cts; white 143 cts. Corn is quiet
Sales Of 5000 bushelsMixed heldsat so buyers Of
fering IS cts Pork is du-Saes of old Mess at s17-
New Orleans 64G7S Molasses is buoyant at 37G3s
cts. Turpentne Spirits closed dull at 49G5O cts Rice
is heavy Freghts are quiet Cotton to Liverpool 1872
PHILADELPHIA, JAN 7, P. M.-Flour is unchanged
Wheat dull-red 81 24G1 &c; white S143 Corn-yelow
"a cts Whiskey firm at "a Ktd25H cts.
Mo BILE, Jan 5Sales of 800 bales quotations being
hrmer but unchanged
CINCINNATI, Jan. Flour is unchanged d-Sales at
S475(G4 s5. Whskey is firm at 23G231 cts. Hogs are
dull and prices lower-sales of 90 head seas 40 Re-
ceips to-day of 900 head. Mess Pork s1675 Lard firm