The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-19

turers The difficulty of obtaining fair or remuperatng
prices checks all active preparations and the amount
goods produced is likely be smaller than many pre-
vous years. although with present stocks the supply
w evidently be equal to the wants of the trade The
business and its connecting branches present in
very peculiar position. Hides held firm in all the
leading markets notwithstanding they could be
ed into Leather except at considerable loss while
facturers purchase parngy of Leather of the
comparatively low prices Of goods There few
orders in market for California, and buyer is also here
from Oregon The last advces from California speak
very dull market there and low prices. Among the
ports of the week notice Ss5 to Australia by the
Berkshire and 929 to San Francisco by the Morn
ing star.-Shir4ing List
CINCINNATI, Jan 16.-Flour.-The demand contin-
ues quite limited The only sale of Importance
bbls extra, delivered at Lawrenceburg at $3.50 The
ceips are light.
Whiskey.-A good demand, and the market firm; sales
OF 100 b6s at 20 the latter rate for wagon.
HogsThe receipts during the last "a hours 800
head The market is dull and prices dropping The sales
II head ....averagng 23o lbs. at s6.4o
$50 " last evening. 240 $40
zoo s ............. " 175 GOO
100 " ..................... 200 e25
Wheat-Continues firm and in good demand at 81 25l4
2S for prime white, and 81 GOAL % for prime red
Corn The market is firm, with good demand at 55G
&c., in bulk sales 800 bushels, in bulk at 55c 800 do
do: at 56c; 800 do. white at 5sc., delivered
Cloverseed-There is good demand, and prices have.
advanced &C. per busheI We quote it at 81 G5G47O
for sacks and bbls sales 10 bbls at s47o IL sacks
s. .65 25 bbls at $4.65
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET, Jan. 17.-Domes.
tics-The market for Cotton Goods remains without
change Drills continue in demand for export, and sell
readily at cts the latter price for avore makers
Heavy standard Sheetings in demand selling
at SH cts Prints have become active and are sell
ing more freely. Denims, Stripes Tucks and Cotton
Flannels continue in demand and very good feeling
generally prevails manufactures in all leading styles
are sold ahead of production
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NE Maw IoRK Jan 1s.Cotton has advanced %1sales of
frm-saes of 500 bbls State SIS 2OG525 Ohio $3.50
5S5; Southern 6065s so. Whea-sales of 600 bush
els at advance of 1@2 cts. Milwaukee Club s125-
Corn is quie-sales of IA 900 bushels ss9s4K cts for
white and yellow. Pork is frm-Old Mess $685.
$l725 Whiskey closed firm at 925h cts. Sugar is
sales at 5lG5S cts. Spirits Turpentine cts
Rosin is dull. Rice is firm but quiet.
Cattle Market.-Beeves dull. Receipts 5000 head.
Sales at prices ranging from 5h to 10 cts. Sheep-Re
SeiPs $500 head Market active at former rates Swine
dull-recepts 5000 head. Dressed Hogs 6A(d7 cts
CINCINNATI, Jan. 1S.-Hogs-Recepts light with an
active demandsales of small lot averaging 2O5 lbs
1913 and small lot of very heavy at 81 Provisions
closed buoyant at sl675. Lard dull Flour dull So 80
g54o Wheat is active. Corn is firm.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
RIO DE JANEIRo, 9th December, 1s59-Our last cir |
cular advces dated 5th utimo, and resume
same.
IMPORTS
Flour-Receps have been 81, ,O51 bbs of which 20 545
bbls. from United States and 1506 bbls from France
and sales have been 40 9S2 bbls follows 494 bbs
1st qualities Richmond at 14750d17750 1924 do ID do
do l5HUOOdlbHUUO 9375 do. Extra Baltimore at l3N750u
14000 2364 do Super do at 13OO0 3106 do Extra and
Super Virginia county at 13nO00 49 do Trieste and Fon
tana at l6ll@l6l25o Stock in all hands to-day we es
mate at 20 900 bbls of which 80 449 bbls remain in first
hands; thus divided 1904 bbls 1st qualities Richmond;
1874 do I'd do do; 42l3 do Extra Baltimore; 249s do
Extra Fredericksburg.
During the past month the market been active and
prices for the better brands have advanced about 1OOO
per bbl from the lowest point At our present quota
tons, which by last sales made there is very little
disposition to purchase. We quote:-Richmond 1s quail
ties, 16OOOG1SHOOO do I'd do 14IOOO016NOOO Baltimore
Triests
At PERNAMBUco, 29th November.-Stock in all hands
and only sale reported: Extra Baltimore at 15l5OO A
considerable decline expected.
AT BAHIA, 1st December.-Stock 5000 bbls in all
hands; sales reported and the article quite nominal
and dealers will only purchase at very large de
cline
At RIO GRANDE, Goth November.-Stock 900 bbls.,
and market dull at 20 for 1st qualities Richmond,
at l7H91s for Cd qualities and 14aG16 for Baltimore
DUH and good fresh British not worth more than s6a7
in bd per Dbl Native is abundant and low in price
the new wheat crop, which at hand expected
be large.
At BUENos AYREs, 25th November -Advices of large
shipments from this with liberal receipts from Monte
for Extra
Codfsh-0nly arrivals Nov IS, "victoria.r y --,
233S boxes to the trade; Nov. 26, "Chase," Balti-
more 4So pkgs sold at 1Oooo Stock in second hands
1000 pkgs and market very dull at 10A13N000 per d.
according to quality and package.
EXPORTS.
Cofee-The supplies from the interior during the past
consideration the fine weather have had and the
sequen good condition of the roads the high prices
which have been maintained for the article, circum.
stances strongly inviting the planter to hurry forward his
Coffee. Still, we have said, the supplies have been
moderate and confidently asserted that from Janu
ary forward they will be upon very moderate scale
The confidence entertained by planters dealers in the
local strength of the article has made them firm holders
at prices which exporters have, for time
willing to pay business has consequently been suspend
and even moderate scale of supply has led to the
of considerable stock The dealers
now willing to make some concession in prices, but not
sufficient to induce any considerable business, and
market therefore quiet Our quotations. under the cir
must be considered, for the part nomi
nal Sales since last estimate of 6S 600 bags being
North of Europe 81 600; Mediterranean 300-stock
day 2lOC220 900 bags. And quote: Lots for United
States 5D950G6N100 fob, ex-freght. Ex. 254.
Hides-Stock 900 pieces of all weights, and holders
ask $50 per lb for them.
HorseharNo stock; quote nominally at 11nd11n200
per arrobe.
Sugars-The high prices ruling are owing to the very
limited supplies lately received but large receipts
pected and We consequently consider quotations
quite nominal.
Freghts-For United States no transactions to re |
port. and quote nominaly: Northern ports, 40 cts
and Southern do 40(G50 cts, with per cent.
Specie-Doubloons, 32l2O0(932l50O; Gold, per cent
premium.
Exchange EnglandThe transactions this steamer
have been very limited at 25Sd(G4ya trifing amount
having been passed at 25d 90 days.
Very respectfully,
MAXWELL, WRIGHT Co.
Represented by partners, W. H. D. C. Wright, Esq.,