The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-18

at the former rate which is decline and Pennsylvania
dds at &c. $50 bbs Ohio sold at 2c hhds are quiet at
25Hc.
Wool.-The arrivals continue limited and prices are
firm, with little Offering selling, most of the large
manufacturers being supplied for the and prices
range at from IS to SOC per h. net for common to full
blood and fac fleece. -
CINCINNATI MARKET. August 81 Four.-The mar
ket has been duer to-day than any day last week and in
order to effect sales decline of 25c per bbl had to be
accepted The sales confined to 600 bbls at 4 5Og
475 for superne, and 81 SO for extra 81 5Od56O ere
the rates for superne, at the close 2695 bbls
ceived the last 24 hours.
Whiskey-There is no change in the market sales OF
700 bbls. at 22h G122S-the latter rate for wagon
Provisons.rhe market for Bacon continues fair, and
the market firm Holders are generally asking 94 c.
for Sides, but anything &C. is paid reluctantly
The sales 135 hhs Shoulders 7c 20 hhds. Sides
at exc % do do at Ripley at &c., and 1000 pieces com
mon Hams at &c, loose and uncanvaSsed; 1000 pieces
bulk Shoulders at &C. Nothing transpred in Mess Pork
Lard
Stearine-Sales of 10000 lbs at 1Ob, 20 900 lbs at
TX cts and u ,O0O do. double pressed at u cts
Groceres.-The market is unchanged, and the demand
moderate
Wheat-The market continues dull. and prices are
again lower. the closing being 95dS1 for fair
prime red, and Sl05l 10 for good 10 prime white The
sales 800 bushels prime white at 81 or 500 do do do
at Covingon at 100; 500 do very choice white deiv
ered at 81 5 1850 bushels prime red at ST. 300 do fair
do. at 95 cts.
Corn.-The market is steady and firm. Sales 900
bushels at so cts
Rye.-The market continues dull and prices are about
cts lower Sales $50 bushels at rs cts 200 do at 73
cts. 200 do. at u cts. and 200 do at 73 cts
Barey-The Market is quiet and unchanged. Small
OatsThe market continues dull and prices irregu-
lar. Sales of $50 bushels at 43 devered 400 do
Al cts; 300 do. at 45 cts, 200 do at A Il cts.
Seed-Therei speculative demand for Clover and
Timothy and prices of both have further advanced and
all on the market taken at the advance The demand for
Glover is from the interior, and is purely speculative
Sales of 100 bbs prime Clover at $500 so bushels fair
Timothy at S215 40 do prime do at $685. and 100 do.
do do at $3.50 These higher prices than have been
paid since last spring.
Cheese.-Saes 200 boxes prime W. R. at cts. The
market is firm.
WEST ALBANY LIVE STOCK MARKET, August Is.
Catte-lt will be that the receipts heavy
Even according to the old estimate of 16 to the the
aggregate is 1912 head but this is sweed by the actual
show in the yards to 426 None were held over The
average quality is about the last week and the
average weight little better, perhaps. AS to prices,
there is little change to note The best grades held
at last weeks prices while the mddling and lower des
crp0ns are If anything cheaper than then There
few New Workers in market but they still play shy
admonshed by the results that have attended each
ket day in their city for the last month There pret-
ty active inquiry for the East and think at least 900
head will change hands here Eastern account. This
VIII leave 400 head for local market, and 1000
New FORK. Many of the drovers think there will be
Improvement in the New York market Wednesday,
They have been assured of this by their correspondents
and announce their determination go through
than part with their stock in Albany the extremely
low rates Offering.
For many weeks past the drovers have been losing
money almost beyond precedent. We understand that
some of the heaviest operators foot their weekly losses
at from $500 to 81 200 The Kentucky CATTLE instance
have been selling here for weeks past than
their home cost-someumes less.
Prlces-rhe market tnll and dropping at the follow