The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-14

7SGSo cts for dry lots mostly at the latter aoat
including 500 bushels old Corn which is scarce, 80
firm, with sales of 5000 bushels Southern at ~ 43
mostly at the latter rate for prime Delaware and 900
bushels prime Pennsylvania at 5c OF Barley the sales
include l4OOo bushels Northern, part at 75SO and
part on terms kept private, aud $500 bushels prime
Canada West at 90c
In Groceries there changes, and small business
to note in Sugar and Coffee. 120 bbls New Orleans Mo
lasses sold at so cts, months.
The Provision market is quiet, and the only sale
hear of is 80 picked Hams at 1O4 cts co days
Two cargoes of soft Plaster sold at s3 per ton.
There is fair den and for prime Coverseed which is
and wanted at 25 about $50 bushels
disposed of at S59515 per bushe for fair good
No ochange in Timothy or Flaxseed.
There is very little doing in Whiskey. Pennsylvania
bbs. are selling at 26H(d cts and common Ohio at
27H cts prime packages held 2S cts and hhds
26 cts Drudge is going off at "a 25 cts to lots.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, December 12.-
The market for Beef Cattle is active and prices fully
so cts the 100 lbs better than last week. and good
mand to note the sales reaching 1000 head since
our last at prices ranging at 50 504 so gross and
G10.25 the 100 lbs. net mostly at sS,G9
Of Cows and Calves the receipts and sales were some
800 head at from $40 to 500 for first quality $25 $40
for second do, and SIS to S25 each for dry cows.
Hogs-The offerings at the different yards about
5000 head selling at from $3.50 to $3.50 the 100 lbs net
including 1875 sold by Miller Stalman at these rates
Some 5000 Sheep sold at from to cts per h.
dressed according to quality including 400 at the Union
and 2O7 at the Bulls Head, at the same prices.
The Cincinnati Gazette of Monday says:
The movements in the hog market on Saturday indi
Gated good deal of strength for Notwithstanding liberal
receipts the prospect Of free arrivals accumulation
the hands of packers for week ahead and very close
money market prices well sustained with active
demand The sales as far reported reached 900 head
being equal to twohrds of the entire receipts prices
ranging from Sc to $50 The only sales below So
235, averaging IT'S lbs at S615 and 6O0 averaging I25
lbs at S6 Lots averaging $50 to 9O brought SO 2564O
and 200 lbs and $3.50 About $500 head sold
to average 200 and over but many of them fell short
when put upon the scales. The deficiency in weight
which referred in report continued TO chaac
terZe the offerings, and pork hogs eagerly
sought after but not easily found. The confidence of
has obtained considerable strength within the
last three days, and already intimated, more solid
strength exhibited Saturday, than at any previous
time this season. excepting the few days when prices
ruled 81 below current rates Large receipts are there
fore now looked upon without much concern it being the
impression generally that the crop will be short THE
cepts for the "a hours ending Saturday 1000
head making total since Tuesday of 40 900 head and
for the to date of 1873 0O 1t estimated that the
receipts by next Tuesday will reach 10000.
There not much done in Provisions The effect of
the scarcity Of money in this department very de-
cided 500 bbis Mess Pork in view of payments being
made the spot sold S16 while 900 bbs for Fehru
ary delivery, brought $l7 For parcels the spot,
$3.50 generally asked Lard sold at 10H G04 for
prime bb Nothing done in Bulk Meats; buyers were
disposed to pay and for forward delivery Green
Meats sold at 54 and74 for Shoulders and Sides Green
Hams lower and irregular the offerings being large
The reported sales at 7IS cts, but country
offered at ~ delivered with not many buyers for this
quality at over 7HG7% Flour was less buoyant, but
although S 500 bbs. superHe sold at s. 25 but little
at % cts Wheat active and firm at Fridays ad-
vance. Corn advanced to so cts with demand
in excess of the receipts There large and speculative
movement in this article throughout the INTERIOR and the
article is being taken freely in anticipation of higher
rates Oats advanced to 81 to 50 cts No change in Bar
ley or Rye, Sugar, under the advces from New Orleans.
advanced ct, with sales at Sk9S4 for fair and good
fair There is an active demand for Molasses at 47 cts
WILMINGTON MARKET, Dec. 12.-Turpentine.-
Sales Saturday of s73 bbls. to-day 222 do at
81 65 for yellow dip s212 for virgin s65 for hard
per $50 lbs
Spirits furpentine-Saes on Saturday of $50 bbs. at
4OH cts. per gallon. in extra bbls
Rosin.-Nothing doing in either grade
Tar-Sales on Saturday of 24 bbls at So 20 per bbl,
and to-day of 26 do. at same price.
PROVIDENCE MARKET. December 10.-WooL-Ra-
her more inquiry, without change prices The sales
for the week have been ~ 200 lbs Fleece at from IS
to 56c.; 500 lbs. Foreign at from 2S to Bic
PRINTING CLoTHs-The following the sales for the
week:
$500 pieces 64x64 SIC.
15,O00 do 64x64, private terms
5000 do 60x6S, 5%c.
5000 do G0x64, 54c
5000 do 6ox64, private terms.