The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-30

Mich cows have not changed-we quote at S26d60 as
to quality.
Veal calves have steady at cts for prime and 59
6h for other grades. very superior calf weighing
6h0 lbs, sold for $47.50.
Sheep and Lambs have advanced fully 25G37H cts per
head. We quote at S250Gl360 per head. The
been by Bells Kent LAS head for S. 524 &C. average
81 81 Among them were nine premium Battewel breed
from Warren county, New Jersey, sold 1880 EACH
also S5 head for 81 each By Thomas Larkin 5l7 head
for $lS12 By Mccarthy 4I9 head at average of S37
each By R. H. Hume S29 head for 50 657 So By McGraw
& O'Brian l ,06l head for 81, 4,11174.
Swine have sold at ass cts gross for corn fed. Re
cepts at Western yards 10062 at Hudson river do about
10000 Total 20 O62 head The supply ample the
Dressed hogs have arrived freely.-N Y Post 2sth.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Dec 2s.-Holders of Flour
frmer in their demands to-day, and offering their
stocks less freely the inquiry however, mostly specu
ulave and prices below the views of sellers; sales
comprise only about 200 bbs s5 superfne and
IS for extra, 500 bbls good City Mills extra at
equal to IS S7k per bbl lowest figures are now re-
by holders for good straight brands which
comparatively The sales to the trade to
within the above range of quotations for
superne and extras, and S6 per bbl for extra family
and fancy brands as in quality. Rye Flour is dull and
nearly nominal, at S437x bb Corn Meal continues
to moderate inquiry, and Pennsylvania Meal is
rather at So rs per bbl.
There very little Wheat offering selling, and only
about 1000 bushels good and prime red
found buyers 331 35; white is held at 81 45l50,
with small sales 0fRye, sale Of 300 bushels Pennsyl
vania made at 92h cts Corn is dull and dropping,
there offering to-day and buyers are holding of
for lower prices before operating sales of some 800
bushels new yellow made early in the day at 7Od75
cts for damp and 7s for dry lots but these rates
were not afterwards obtanabe and quote at the close
at O75 cts, with sales of $500 bushels at the latter
price for dry lots at the depot steady at 43 cts
for Delaware, and 45 cts for Pennsylvania, 1000
bushels selling at the latter price in store and lot OF
very heavy at 46 cts.
In Groceries and Provisions there very little
ment, and no changes to note; $50 hhds Cuba
Sugar, however, made at cts usual terms the
trade.
There is good demand for Cloverseed and some 800
1400 bushels all offered, found buyers at S5G5 81
per bushe for common to prime seed and the latter
very scarce domestic Flaxseed is worth 81 SO per
bushe
Whiskey is in better demand and 600 bbs sold at
cts for Pennsylvania q cts for Prison. and 27k cts fol-
Western. Hhds worth 25k cts and Drudge "a cts
The Cincinnati Price Current of Wednesday saws:
Prices of the hog product have fuctuated greatly dur
ing the week Mess pork to S675b fell back
to SIS S7G16 500 bbl sold at the former late last
evening Lard advanced to 10b but declined to OK, at
which rate 200 bbls sold last evening Bulk meats ad
vanced to 6K and ST for February delivery, but de
cined to and s. which rate 100000 lbs sold yester
day.
Green meats advanced to SIX ark and Sc. for Shou
GERS Sides and Hams, but declined to dlc for Shou
ders, Aa7c for Sides, and 7%G74c. for Hams, at which
rates ooo pieces sold yesterday New cured Hams
are at l3c No demand for Bacon of consequence
The dehand from the East continues exceedingly limited
ana from tne south quite light that the Western
packers nave 10 carry the load which, with the con
tinued tight money market is becoming fortaby
heavy. Bulk meat on the spot is dull at 5kG174c
packed.