The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-17


and the demand for the West Indies active The sales
are 5000 bbs. at S450G4 65 for Superfne State and
Western; s475g49o for Extra State $5d5l0 for choice
do; 81 S5d520 for the low grades of Western Extra;
S5o5d5 25 for shipping brands of round hoop Ohio
and $530G6 so for trade brands do Southern Flour
in improved demand and common brands rather
firm at the close The sales 900 bbs 81 S5515
for mixed to good Superne Baltimore &c. s5 257
for the better grades Rye Flobr is quiet at So 204-
Corn Meal is steady at 1920 for Jersey and s3 as for
Brandywine. Grain-Wheat is in good demand but
there is rmness noticeable on the part of the prn-
cipa holders who refuse to sell yesterdays
Two cargoes of spring reported having been sold
at about Sl05 and 5000 bushels amber Milwaukee club
on private terms Barley quiet but is firmly held
70GsO cts. Oats are active and better-sales of
2o0O bushels at S6937 cts for Western and Canadian,
and 81 d3S cts for State Rye is quiet at 6566 cts
Corn is quiet and at the close dull and heavy lots
store There is very little afoat The sales comprise
4SOOO bushels Western mixed aloat at Ga cts; do in
store nomnay at 6263 cts and round yellow at sc cts
Provisons.-The demand for Pork moderate and the
marhe. Is toWer-saes OF 35o Dds. at Sl9o2h for old
Mess SIG for new do, and Sl050 for Prime Coffee is in
moderate demandsales of 200 bags Rio at II cts 25
do at II cts and 80 bags St. Domingo at IL cts. Cot
ton-The market continues quiet, but steady; the sales
are some 900 bales part in transitu; quote middng
Upands at 10 cts and Cuffs at 104 cts. Moasses-New
Orleans has been in very good demand and prices
steady; sales of 375 bbs 3234 cash. and so bbs
at 3132 cts. cash. other kinds dull nominal
Sugars-There has been rather better feeling in the
market and prices have advanced per h. sales 600
hhds Cuba at G5S cts, and ,l25 boxes Havana at
go cts Refined are in fair request We quote crushed,
powdered and granulaed at ASK cts Stanard brands
Ashes-The demand is limited for both descriptions and
prices are lower-sales of Pots at O4 and Pearls
at $4.s7K@5 Hides-the demand is moderate-saes of
500 Porto Cabelo and 1900 Western slaughter on private
terms. Whiskey is in good demand and the market is
better-sales of 470 bbls at 1sk kGIl9 cts.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, Dec. 15.-P. M-Cot-
ton is very duh and the sales only a small way at
(d6 cts for pckings 10Gl0H cts for samples. and
ilG1@5l9 le cts cash. for good mddling and middling
els prime sold at 50 per Ga lbs which further decline
81 so per bushel, No movement in Timothy The re-
ceipts OF Flour continue smal-ess probably than at
+" a %h tas ass
are in small way to the trade at $4756512h per bar
rel for suPerne Sl4 9575 for extra and extra fam
Corn Meal The former is held at S3.50@3 62H and
the the latter, latter at $294as per barrel. Grain
but prices unchanged Sales of 500 bushels good
Pennsylvania at $l20 and small lot of Southern at
s25 White ranges from sl1S to 81 95 for common and
prime quality LOCO bushels prime Kentucky sold at the
latter figure, and 700 bushels Southern at $125l 40
But little Rye offering and Pennsylvania worth 75d76
cts Old yellow Corn is dull sales of 800 bushels at 64
IS cts. There is moderate demand for new, and 1000
bushels sold at 55G5s cts, part afoat. Oats in
steady request and 5000 bushels prime Delaware at
3lG3lH cts and Pennsylvania at SO cts per bushe No
sales of Barley Malt $500 bushels Barley sold
kept private In Groceries there is very little
Small sales of Rio at l3G1l3H cts, time New crop
New Orleans Sugar is selling in small way at ~ 6&
cts, on time Whskey is rather tirmer. Sales of Ohio
barrels at Is cts Pennsylvania do. at l7H cs hhds at
174 cts, and Drudge at II cts.
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET-There is no
improvement to notice in the Boot and Shoe market
Business continues quite suspended The counting
and in manufacturing towns there scarcely anything
doing where usually at this there is great actiY
y In the present unsettled state of business many deal
are not very anxious to dispose of their goods unless
the money accompanies the Order and but few able
still look for fair business with the West and South
west but there must be Improvement in the present
unsettled state of exchange and money affairs before it
comes about From the South few orders have been
ceived and but few expected. We within week
two of the when business is generally active
and is evident any spring any consequence
q
usual Hides rapidly declining, sales in New York
having made at 20 cts less per cent for cash
rs per less than the current weeks
ago. Leather OF all kinds is unusually dull manuactur
ers having no immediate wants to supply do not scarcely
make an enquiry as to prces-Shipping LAST, Dec Is
BOSTON COTTON GOODS MARKET, Dec 15-Prces
of Cotton Goods remain the same. Standard heavy
Sheengs steady at ~ cts, with moderate sales at
that price Brown Drills held firm " cts but
further engagements for export Prints Gnghams and
De LANES quiet Some desirable styles of Prints
still selling to fair extent, aud old De LANES clos
ing up at the decline noticed last week Wooien Goods
generally are very quiet and in fact all kinds of Dress
Goods. Blankets and Fannels well sold ur, but
mand now limited Joobers have been doing very little
during the week, and do not anticipate any increased
tivity for some weeks at least. Clothiers doing
scarcely anything and noticed previous reports
the preparations for the Spring trade are less than any
previous year for some time.-Shipping list.
WILMINGTON MARKET, Dec. l4-Turpentipe has
advanced 10 per bb soft with further sales yeser
day of 235 bbls at 81 20 for yellow dip, 81 SO for virgin
and S5 cts for hard per $50 lbs There is offering
Tupentne-Sales after yesterdays report of $50 bbls
straight 2S cts $50 New York bbls at so cts per
gallon. Tar-Saes yesterday of $50 bbls 81 so per
bbl.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 15.-Flour is dull at S475-
Wheat is dull at 81 2Osl % for red and 12S$ 35 for
white. Corn is dull at 64G65 cts. Rio Coffee I2al3 u
cts Whiskey closed firm at 17AG1S cts.
MOBILE, Dec l5-Sales Of 600 bales of cotton at 94
9x cts sales the 5000 bales Receipts "a 765
bales, against A 67o bales Decrease s94S5 bales Ex
ports l6 $50 bales Stock 10000 bales Freighs Ii
Verpool 9-16@932 per lb.
CHARLESTON, Dec 15-Saes of 600 bales Of cotton to-
lay. Prices unchanged.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
WEST INDIEs-Schr. OIirar Hsystard.-4o5 bbIs -four,
3o do meal 25 do pork, $50 lbs. butter, lard
500 do cheese, 25 bags bread 81 gallons OIL GAO lbs
candles 5000 do SOAP hhds tobacco 459 lbs manufac
ured do boxes oysters, 126 bus. corn SO do bran
Duncheons meal, 3 100 slaves.
ST. JAGo DE CUBA-Schr. MaTyIand.-1 1854 shocks
md heads 5000 feet lumber, $50 lbs butter 40 dozen
oysters.
MARsALA AND PALERMo-Brig PaIestine.-2s tons
oa 81 bales cotton, Sc bbls tar SO do. pitch S32
slaves.
KINGSTON, JA.-Schr. D. ". Richards-7s7 bbIs -four
800 bushels corn S2 lbs butter 399 do. lard 900
shingles 900 feet lumber.
WEST INDIEs-Schr. Adelade-45G bbs. flour, SIS do |
neal 35 do pork, II do beef 10 do tar do pitch IT'S
bs lard 1000 do candles 30S4 do rice 694 do ham,
To- tea 400 bushels corn do peas Is chairs shoves
spars.