The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-25

Meal Is but little inquired for and Pennsylvania meal is
offered at 81 per bbl
The demand for Wheat limited millers generally
being out of the market for the present and prices
unsettled and dropping, with sales of about 1000 bushels
only to note in small lots at l75GlS0c for fair to good
es ana $50 to l9Oc for white as in quality the latter
for prime but these rates obtanabe for large lots
Rye is lower with sales of about 900 bushels Pennsyva
MIA to note al 94d95c Corn is very dull to-day; there is
Offering and buyers and sellers apart in their
views only about 500 bushels good yellow having been
disposed of at CSC afoa which rate il is freely offered
oats unchanged and further sales of about 5000
bushels prime Pennsylvania reported at 55c. ahoat.
In Groceries there is not much doing and the only
sales made public to the extent of about 200 bags
Rio Coffee, from the recent arrivals, at 1l%Gl1hc
time.
The Provision market quiet but firm at about pre-
vious quoted rates
There very little whskey but prices are
steady and sales of about 800 bb reported 3c for
Pennsylvania 32c. for Ohio and 3Oc drudge. Hhds.
are held above the views of buyers.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET May 23-The ar
rivals of Beef Cattle reached about 150 head during the
past week The demand good and most of the lots
offered brought good prices ranging from 50 to S3 the
latter for extra quality chiefly from Sll to Sl2 the 100
lbs
About $50 Cows and Calves were offered at Martins and
sold at from S25 to $50 each according to quality the lat
ter for prime.
The arrivals and sales of Hogs this week, at Imhofs
were about 1000 prices ranging at from SIX to SA the
nett 100 lbs.
Some 5000 Sheep offered at Martins and prices
fell off lc per b owing to the large receipts sales
ing at 5c5Ac per lb gross, for clipped and 6d6Ac for
wooed Sheep
ilNClNNAIl, May Z3--The Gazette The arrival
of the Vanderbilt at New York Saturday with private
letters from England to the instant furnished
mercia advces materially different in tone from the tee
graphic reports of the market received by the City of
Baltimore, the result of which, reaction in the pro
duce markets. Flour advanced Is to 25 cts; Wheat
cts; Corn to cts and Mess Pork 12H 25 cts Cot
ton was held Bc higher. These changes were reported
in part on Change here Saturday, and the market as
materially strengthened thereby though there not
much business transacted buyers not having recovered
sufficiently from the alarm of the previous day make
any new ventures Late in the day there some de
mand for good superfne Flour Sc So but holders
not free sellers. Sellers of Wheat their figures
in the afternoon 5l0 cts No change in Corn. Whiskey
declined to 27 cts. and dull Provisions
nant and with the exception of sale of 30 hhds Bacon
Sides at 9H, did not hear of sale. There bet
ter feeling the part of holders towards the close but
there was demand, and prices wholly nominal.
For Lard IL is the most that could be obtained
doubtful whether large sales could be made at that
WILMINGTON, May 23.-Turpentne-sales to-day of
27S bbs at 81 for Virgin S275 for Yellow dip and 81 rs
for hard per $50 lbs
Sprts-sales Saturday of 100 bbls at 48H cts per
gal; and to-day of l65 do. at same price.
Rosin.-No sales to-day.
Tar.-Saes to-day of 20 bbs. at 81 90 per Dbl.
PROVIDENCE May 2l-Wool-Market dull with
small demand The sales for the week have been 1000
lbs Fleece at 4044 10 600 lbs Pulled at 35d50% c.
and 500 lbs. Foreign at soc.
Printing Cloths-The following are the sales for the
week:
5000 pieces 64x64, private terms
5000 do. 64x64, 5A c.
5000 do. 60x6S, 54 c.
1900 do. 60x64, So c.
5000 do G0X64, private terms.
1000 do 6Ox60, private terms.