The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-07
DOMESTIC MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, July 5.--Flour and
Meal.-The demand for Flour continues limited, and the
market is very dull at the late decline the inquiry being
confined to the wants of the trade who buy sparngy
from 625 to $3.50 for superne So 507 2 for and
extra family and 81 50s per bh for fancy lots accord
ing to brand Standard superfne is offered
figures without finding buyers, there being little
inquiry for export the receipts light Nothing doing
in Rye Flour Corn Meal We quote the former at 81
and the latter at So. rs per Dbl. . p u
Grain-The receipts and stocks of Wheat light but
the demand is also very sma and prices range 81 so
to 81 60 for reds and 81 80 to s170 for white in quail
ty The latter are extreme rates. sample OF Del
Wheat the first the season. was exhibited on
Change to-day 1t of very fine quality. Rye is sell
ing wanted at S5c CornThere very little Offering
and prices are better with some small sales to note al
S5c for good yellow Oats continue dull and unsettled
and in the absence of sales quote Delaware at 40 and
Pennsylvania at 41(G42c
g5O0 bags Rio Coffee reported at 10HG11H cts and
Lsguayra at llA@l2 cts, on the usual credit few
small sales of New Orleans Sugars also reported
@6k cts, and some clayed Cuba Molasses at 24Hd25
cts. on time.
Provisions-The market is firm and rather more ac.
tive but prices are without much change sale of 200
bbls Mess Pork. however, made price kept Sc.
cret, said to be at decline We quote at sl7k9ls per
bb to lots Beef is steady OF Bacon the sales have
been mostly confined to Hams at from 10 to II cts
latter for fancy cured d7X cts for Shoulders, and Ok
d9k cts for Sides Green Meats are in steady demand
at former quoted rates. Lard meets with limited
quiry at IL cts for western, in bbs and tres and 13
134 cts for kegs Butter and Cheese unchanged
rather dull
whskey is selling as wanted at 25k cts for Drudge
26426h cts for hhds q cts for Pennsylvania bbls.
and % cts for Ohio and Prison do.
Wool-There is very little doing and changes in the
market for either fleece or pulled. ..- ....
Freghts continue dull and unsettled. The going rates
to London 1syD20s. per ton. To the West Indies
some further engagements have been made to Cuba and
back at previous rates. Nothing in
Coal freghts unchanged and vessels in good demand
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, July g. The
offerings of Beef Cattle at the different yards lighter
this week than last amounting only about 400 head
the prices however were without much change and the
market rather dull.
OF Hogs, about $50 fat hogs arrived Imho S yard
this week The market dull and prices ranged at
from IS to 50 the 100 lbs net which is slight decline
About 5000 Sheep at Martins, selling at from
So IS to s425 the 100 lbs. gross, as in quality.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, July Cotton is heavy-sales of 900
Flour excted-sales of IA 500 bbs State IS go
Gl6; Ohio s61Oa6.75; Southern SO 4OCa6sO Wheat is
quiet-saes of 10000 bushels closing steady white 1000
$50 cts Corn is rmsales of SO 900 bushels yellow SO
de0 cts; mixed s4S7 cts. Pork is heavy; Mess 1855
@l6. Lard is dull at ll@1lK cts. Whskey 26(l26k
cts Sugar is firm at AG64 cts, closing active Coffee
tine steady at 44k(d45H cts. Rosin closed heavy at
Silly Rice is steady
$500 head, with sales at an advance Of cts prices
ranging from to u cts Sheep also excited, and ali
$500 head Swine firm. Offerings 5000 head
PHILADELPHIA, July 6-Flour is quiet Wheat is dull
Corn is wanted and has advancing tendency Prices
are cts. higher Oats frmer. Sales a cts whis
key is dun at 27(G29 cts.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
COASTwISE.
PENsACOLA-Schr. Wnl. Mallory
s9,369 feet flooring Jas. Corner & Sons.
New YoRK-Sfr. Potomac.
Is cases wine, De Corm Rogers or. casks do Jas.
Hazlett CO.. 500 pkgs. mdse B. o Railroad; 500 do,
Samuel T. Pearce
CHARLEsToN-Schr. Maryland
600 bbs rosn, 12o do. spirits. l79 hides, l bd. calf
skins, box sundry persons.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
AMsTERDAM-Ship Ddrid Stelcdrt.
9l5 hhds. tobacco, IA 92s slaves
ACAPULCO, MExIco-Ship Star of Hope.
LILO tons coal