The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-24

Mich Cows-The market has neglected; prices
nominal at S25lI75, as to quality.
Swine-At Western Yards ,220 head were received by
the Hudson River Road and 4s2 by Erie do. The Hud
Drove Yards had about 1000 head. We quote at Ga
G65c gross; &c. for prime western corn fed and 6d6s
C. gross for do. still fed-showng decline OF SGhc
per III. -
Flour market very dull day there is little de
mand for export and the only sale hear of 800 bbs
superne at So 75 delivered holders generally free
sellers that rate with limited business only to note
at from S675 to 81 50S so Dbl for superne, extra
and fancy brands in quality the receipts very
light, but the inquiry is small Rye Flour is held at
81 So and Pennsylvania Corn Meal at 81 per bbl
there is nothing doing in either worthy of notice
The demand for Grain continues limited with light re
ceps of all kinds and prices generally favor the buyers
The sales of Wheat comprise few small lots only 40
75 cts for good and prime reds, and 1759ls5 cts for
fair to choice white. Rye is dull and selling in small
way only at 92d93 cts buyers offer less Corn is
tied and lower with sales of bushels yellow mostly
at S3 cts, aoat, which is further decline there is lit
tie or no demand for shipment to-day. Oats
changed, and small business doing AZ for Della
ware and so cts for prime Pennsylvania Buckwheat is
without much inquiry to-day most of the orders being
filled; there is offering, and quite panic in the
market with sales of about 100 bushels at 81 bushe
which large decline on the quotations of yesterday
In Groceries there has been quite movement in Sugar
to note, and prices h4c better with sales Of about
600 hhds Cuba New Orleans and Porto Rico part for
filming at from 6ld6A cts. on the usual terms.
The Provision market continues about at a stand still
and prices without alteration. .
Whisky is unchanged, with further sales of eastern
bills at q cts Ohio and prison do % cs hhds 26k cts
and drudge at &c cts.
The Cinci natl Gazette of Wednesday says:
In the general markets the prominent feature is
the continued downward movement in the price of Flour
Hitherto the decline has been gradual holders not
sing their stock but to day the strength of the market
tested by offer of 900 bbs superfne deliverable
at Lawrenceburg and the result fall from yesterday
of Soc and from the highest point reached under the
frost excitement, of S125 per barrel the sale having
been made $780, There were previous small sales of
superfne $3.50 but this last transaction unsettled
eyhng and at close there buyers Sc 90
while holders of good brands withdrew in anticipation of
a which o
was the dullest article we have seen in long time No
appeared disposed even to look at samples and il
seemed impossible offer The difference be-
tween this quality and Cincinnati superfne has been
ablished at 5Oc-the former being taken on its merits
without inspection Wheat declined 15d25c. during the
week, and the market closed heavy. Corn has fallen
back to soc. Barley steady at 60G63c Oats 5sGn60c.
Mess Pork is freely offered at SIC for best brands with
sale of 100 brls country at $575 The demand is ing
There is fair demand for Bacon Sides and prime
firm at &C. packed. Shoulders held at &c. lot of
$50 900 lbs. bulk meat sold this afternoon at and Sc.
for Shoulders and Sides Lard has been in fair demand
at lie for prime barrel Towards the close sellers
more free to meet the demand at this figure than preyi
ousy.
WILMINGTON MARKET-For the week ending June
22-Turpentine.-The receipts have been light since
our last review though with a steady demand prices
have ruled firm. and continue quote Vr
gin, 800 for Yellow dip, and LIS for hard per $50 lbs
Sales for the week foot up 2,7S9 bbls.
Spirits Turpentine-The market ruled quiet for this
article and prices declined cts per gal but Mon
day there appeared to be little activity in the
ket, and ct, of the previous decline recovered.
Sales for the week of 2, $50 bbls.
RosinThe market has ruled exceedingly quiet all
grades In the finer grades have heard OF
367 bbls Pae at S. OOd4 so per bbI In No 1--we note
sales of only 81 bbs. low grade at 81 per Dbl Moth
ing doing in No. 2 that know of. In Common there
is but light stock in first hands, and have change to
note in prices Sales during the week Of only 275 bb
Tar There have been receipts since last review
consequently We have transactions to report There
is fair demand at so per bb at which price parcels
meet with ready sale.
MARKETS B TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, June RELATIONSHIPS of 500 bales to-
day the market closing firm Upland mddling IL n cts;
New Orleans II cts Flour depressed; sales of 500
bbls. at decline of 10 cts; State S5S0a6; Ohio Sc SOFA
$3.50; Southern S6.75d7.30 Wheat is also depressed;
sales of 1000 bushels; white 17SdlS4 cts; red 6s
Corn heavy; sales of 26 900 bushels mixed SOss cts
yellow 81 cts. Pork is heavy Mess 1867 ale 4G;
Prime Sl3.50Gl3 60. Whiskey closed firm at 26k -
Sugar closed buoyant and active at advance A4
ct; New Orleans 64tdS cts; Muscovado So GSH cts
Moasses is quiet at 4Od44 cts Spirits Turpentne 46k@
AK cts Rosin is dull at 81 SO61 S24 cts Rice is
heavy Freights--Cotton 10 Liverpool $50 as l6
PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-Breadstufs dull. Oats
very dnll-Pennsy lyania49d5O cts. Whskey closed
firm at 27(dl2S cts.