The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-14
DOMESTIC MARKETS

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NEW YORK MARKETS.-Jan. 10 ls61-FIonr
&c-The sales comprise II 200 bbs for su
perhae state and Western; $5559565 for extra State
90 Tor choice S56590 for the low grades of west
ern extra S5755 80 for shipping brands of round hoo
extra Ohio and s6oo47 25 for trade brands do Souherr
flour is firm but quiet the arrivals are limited but
is little disposition to sell present prices The sale
are bbs at s575@6lO for mixed to good sunerfn
Baltimore, &c, and $6l5Gg725 for the better grades
Grain-The wheat market is rather better at the cos
but is less active The arrivals are light and nricas
comprise 1000 at sl2 for No Chicago n snSins
SLY Tor Northwestern club $3.50 for Milwaukee Club
G lsd a Sal FOR q amber Iowa and Wisconsin
LAO for do delivered, s152h@1 go for white Indiana
and Michigan 81 so for white California 81 65 for choice
Whte southern flames Rver and for inferior red
do Corn better and in good demand for EXPORT and
the rade-saes of 81 900 bus. at II cts for western
mixed in store, 72G72H cts delivered and 74G75 cts
for old round yellow. Provisions-The Pork MARKET 10
better and the demand good The supply is light Sales
uninspeced, and slSG13l2k for prime Hides tn 1p
demand continues very fair and prices are firm. W.
near o. sales OF cog country slaughter 60 lbs at TX cts
casn iooo central American 10 lbs. at 19x cts mos
1000 Rio Grande, 5000 Porto Cabeo and 500 Westar
siaaghter on private terms Whiskeys in fair demand
and prices are steady-sales of $50 bbls at l9k cts
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. Jan l2-The favorable
tenor OF foreign advices has increased
IN the Flour market but there is little or no shipnino de-
mand and the only sales reported are in small wa for
nome from s544 to $562K per barrel for
common and choice brands of superfne; SO Xd5 s7x
for extras and Sc to 81 for extra family and fancy lots
according to quality Grain-The demand for Wheat
has fallen Off but the offerings small and nrices re-
good and h9nt quotable change Sales 100 bushels
I5o per bushe and small lots of white at Al lSI *
Southern is worth 70 cts Corn comes forward very SLOW
y and is in moderate demand-sales of 1000 bnsSa "
6Sg64 cts for prime dry yellow and II cts for ola
OATS are in fair request and 100O2 900 bushels PennS
sales of 800 bb Ohio pe at Us cs Whisky is steady
lsh cs hhds at Is cts, and Drudge at TX cts w. a'
BOSTON COTTON GOODS MARKET.-Tbe mario, is
firm at shGS4 cts for Brown Drills and If ia now ai
dent that the full production these goods will he ]
SheetiQps also
inquired for, and sales of heavy standard goods hau
been made to fair extent at SA cts Medium Sbsst
and Shirngs range from 7hGl7A cts and ht ann
steady at 5A cts Cotton Jeans have been more n
quired for, and command full prices Denms Strinas
and Ticks have been in moderate request but bera ia
generally better feeling and the prospect is avorabe
for a larger business than was anticinaed s ,
ago In Dress Goods there is yery tia d Lem weeks
Prints Ginghams and DeLaines have
goods' "ooiehS 'onue quiet'-shfping List, Jan. IL
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET Tho Roo, ~,
Shoe market continues extremely dull and no indications
as Of any active business At this time last
ers many of the leading points South and West were
then The Western trade probably be in market he
fore the close of the present month but the Spring bust
from present appearances is likely be the small
est for several years In the manufacturing towns bus
continues at stand-s and there is no encourage
ment at present for manufacturers to increase stocks IN
hand Leather is dull previously noticed and the sales
of both Sole and Upper contnueto at Comparatively
low prices Hides on the contrary main tain posi-
on and are comparatively higher than the duness of
corresponding branches of the business ould
Shippfng List, Jan. IL.
WILMINGTON MARKET, Jan. 12-Turpentipe-Fur
Their sales yesterday of 5 bb and this morning of $780,
sos for Yellow Dip $I64 for Virgin and 81 05 for
Hard per $50 lbs. Spirits Turpenne-sales after yes
terdays report of so bbs straight "a cts and IS New
York BIB at 35K cts This morning 100 bbls straight
and 100 New York bbs. changed hands same prices
Tar-lao bbls changed hands at sl55 per Dbl.
CINCINNATI HOG MARKET, Jan. I2-The receipts
of hogs during the last twenty four hours comprise 900
head There is essential change in market since
our last packers buy rather sparingy whilst holders
ask So 40G6 so for heavy hogs. There is fully I5l20
cts per GENITAL differ in the views BOTH so that
there has been but little done. $60G635 continues to
be the whole packers willing to pay the latter
rate for extra large -
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 11.-Cotto sales to-day, 10 000-
Prices Irregular middling at 1A24 Sales of the
week rs OOo bales. Receipts of the week 500 bales
acainst rs 900 bales the time last year Exports
~ 600 bales Total exports 8o4 900 bales Receipts less
than last wear 26750 Receipts at all Southern ports
iess than YEAR SIS 900 bales. Stock port 347 500
bales Sugar quiet KIOSK cts for fair to fully fair
Flour quiet at S. SOFAS ON Mess Pork, ST. 25917 80
Coffee firm at 1O12 cts sales of the week 1850 bags
mnorts 500 bags stock in port, $500 bags against
81 600 the same time last year. The rest OF the market
unchanged. rno., r...., "a dou a. |
M cts Prices are firm. Ffeigh!s 1915 tex Cotton 70
Liverpool,