The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-17
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKEr lima Is
DOMESTIC MARKETS

Sheep
At Allerton's, s,....3l79 16 S5S COG .
" 6'gTfnh9sg BrsTnng's'.. 55ss So s. g sasl -.
L" Chambern's 63 40 67 5sS7 ...' "
Total. .3547 2l7 n7o 1912 ZOO
PRICES OF BEEF AT FORTY FOURTH STREET
To-day. Last Week
PREF Premium .I1&@I2 .....12 @l2A
Medium quality............ 9&@1O ........1O 6lO%
Common d9................ "a ........9 "a 94
General selling prces..... a11 ........ 9Hd11 X
Average of all sales........ 94G1o ........1OXG-
REMARKS ON BEEF CATTLE.-The market has been
dull this week and prices for Tuesday and TODAY were
half one cent pound lower The supply continues
ibera the warm weather has had depressing influence
and is the main cause of the reduction in prices W.
quote at 9dll% C. for common to best ordinary and SG
S@ for inferior grades. The average price was 93GO
The quality was much inferior to last weeks Included
In the sales were several lots to be sent to pasture
Sunday Sales.-Jews.-B. & II. Westheimer II head
Kentucky and IA head Ohio; H. Echstein IS head
other Sellers-Mike Dalton Sc head; Thomas Calls II
Mich Cows.-The demand continues limited and prices
are heavy Sales at S2Od7O as to quality few extra AT
SS0d9O |'' 8"
Neals-liave met with moderate demand and are
unchanged in price Sales at 4d6 cents as to quality
Sheep and Lambs.-Nery heavy arrivals have depres-
per head. Sheep selling 4d5 cents live and lambs
sag cents Dressed Sa10 cents for Sheep and IOl3 for
lambs On loot we quote at S250(d6.0O We hear of
sales of carcass mutton Washington Market as low as
and cents per pound The excessively warm weather is
p
upon them so suddenly, with surplus on hand Sales
by Thomas C. Larkin, SOP for 81 024 CO. by R. H. Hume
l02 head for S40S III do $685. so 80 do 1890 5O 90 do
S24S; Mccarthy sold 1878 head for s3G5
Swine-The receipts at the western yards were 4s76
head of which by the Hudson River road 21O2
by the Erie, and 500 by the Camden Amboy road
The Hudson River yards received about $500 head We
quote at 6hd63 c. for prime distllery fed and 6h6%
PHILADELPHIA MARKET June l5-Eyenine-T
Flour market remains very inactive holders are firm in
ther views ana receipts, especially from the west are
very ght the demand however continues limited and
the only sales we hear Of 500 barrels extra at 81 30
go west and 100 bbs Broad street mills sunerlne for
port at 90 per Dbl Standard brands offered at ST.
without hndng buyers except in lots the trade at from
this figure up to $3.50 SSdS per Dbl for common o
ira and fancy brands to quality Rye Flour is held at
we hear of no sales of either.
In Wheat there is frmer feeling and prime lots are
scarce ana bringing rather higher prices; sales include
about 1000 bushels at l70al75c for good and choice
reds mostly at the former rate and lS0a ls5c for white
rye is sci ing at 9Oc Corn is dull and unsettled with
sales of about 1900 bushels yellow to mote in small lots
at 90c, and IL bushels since at SSc aoat which es
ta6lshes decline Oats are in fair demand and about
oooo bushels pennsylvania sold at 495Oc latter for
prime lots OfBuckwheat further sales of 900 bushels
are reported at l4050c per bushe at which rate it is
scarce and wanted.
The market for Groceries continues almost at stand
still and We only advised sale of about 500 bac
Rio Coffee at lie time
There is no new feature in the Provision trade and "A
small! business only t" note at about previous rates
The demand for Whskey continues limited at 26c for
drudge &c for hhdS, and 27d2sc for Pennsylvania and
CINCINNATI, June 15.-The most noticeable feature
in the general markets, during the week the large
mand Tor hour which PREVAILED the buyers being opera
tors from Pttsburg and other places in Western Pennsy
Yana Virginia and Eastern Ohio where there has heen
great alarm ana excitement, growing out of the supposed
OF real damage done the wheat crops by frost the
nght OF the 4th inst and prices advanced fully soc ner
brl during the week. Wheat sympathized with flour
and red advanced 1Sc per bushe white lOG12c with
good demand at the close Corn advanced 5c ner
ell and closes firm. Rye advanced to 95c and Oats IN
5sc The frost excitement has affected the martet for all
Cd
easy feeling in the market owing the conflicting ac.
counts. ~
limited the sales from day day being not sufficient to
fix quotations Mess Pork sold low as SIC Is ana if
much was put on the market, it would not bring over
SIG Bacon has been selling in small lots Ease Lard
is offered at II without finding buyers The weather
has been changeabe during the week. part hot and sui
try and Friday and Saturday cool and chilly particular
ly so Saturday night
WILMINGTON MARKET. June 15.-Turpentine-The
receipts since last been little better than for
the past week and with fair demand; prices have
ruled steady during the week So so for virgin s3 for
yellow dip and S175 for hard per $50 lbs Transactions
Spirits of Turpentine-There has been slight improve
ment in the market since last review and although
the sales have not been heavy prices have
CT per gallon Sales for the week foot up 1769 bbs
RosinThere has been very little doing this article
me market for the past few days has ruled quiet nhe
inner grades we have only heard of sales of $50 bbs Pale
at S3d4 so bbl In No we have to report sales of
S9l bbs at 81 40d1 rs per bbl and bbls common
and No 2 at S1374 per 80 lbs In common there has
peen scarcely anything done and have heard of sales
of only OPS bbls.
Tar comes to market very sparingy There some in
curry and parcels meet with ready at quotations
note the receipt and sale since last only bbs
at 81 80 per Dbl. .
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. June 16-Cotton-The market il ouiet :.
sales of 800 bales Flour depressed-saes 500 bbs
state S6l5d64O Ohio $7Gl725; Southern s7(d7 40
Wheat has declining tendency white 1796192 cts
Corn is depessed-sales of II 900 bushels mixed So
cts white SS cts; yellow SSG9O cts Beef is heavy at
Sl1dlS Pork is active at $165Ol7 for mess and si4 Is
for prime Molasses is steady-New Orleans steady at SO
ga cts Spirits Turpentine is heavy As cts Rosn is
firm. Rice is dull
PHILADELPHIA, June 16.-Four is less firm Wheat is
quiet Corn is dull at decline of cts Whiskey is
unchanged. Oats lower. Sales of 1000 bushels