The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-08

Browning's, :. SO so so 2731 w
" Chamberlins,. 81 81 rs 1852 go.
Swine Yards...... .... 80. 49,. 5000
Total p9. s saa s Ss 5 ss 1929 1890
REMARKS ON BEEF CATTLE.-The trade yesterday and
today was considerably checked by the advanced de
mands of droyers who asked fully above the
quotations of last week Butchers obliged to pay
half to three quarters of advance but operated
very slowly. We quote at 1I6ll kc the grades
some very few as high 12c Common qualities brought
from to 1Oc The average of all sales e@9Ac,
showing &(dl&c. improv ement.
The rise in prices occasioned by the light receipts
cooler weather and better consumptive inquiry. The
quality proved much superior to last weeks There
better selection of really fat cattle. On Sunday only
~ head were on safe. Tom Calls had SO head and Mike
Dalton 10 head. The Jew sellers absained for one Sun
day from selli cattle Whether it was for the purpose
of administering rebuke to their Christian colleagues
Or because they had none to sell, does not appear.
Sheep and Lamhs.-The market has advanced 25GL5O
cents per head and the supply is hardly adequate the
demand large proportion of the receipts have been OF
cents live, and 6H9k cents dressed Sales by McGraw
oBrian of 1907 head for 7,lO2Ol by Mccarthy 99l
for s3s707 and by R H. Hume 1O4S head SO s77 81
Veal Caves-The business has been moderate, with a
decreased stockprces steady. Sales at 47 cents
as TO quality; the latter rate for extra.
Mich Cows-Continue dull and nominal. We quote at
S259$6O.
Swine-The receipts small and prices retain their
former rmness Sales at 6G6%c. gross as to quality
for common still fed to prime corn fed.
The Cincinnati Price Current says
Whskey has declined fully cent per gallon, during
the week, and the market closed dull.
Corn is and has ruled steady during the week
oats declined 2d3 cts and closed dull Barley has
clined 3a5 cts. and dull. Rye declined cts Wheat
very dull and closed quite unsettled The decline in the
prices this article during the week has been Is per
hushe for red and 20G25 cts white closing nominal
The cause of this decline has been the splendid
oil the CROP the verge of being rushed into
market and then the quality of the far superior
to the old that it is supposed the latter
except at greatly reduced prices when the fully
comes into market, which will be to considerable eX-
tent the next week. Yesterday 900 bushels new red
sold at 81 TO- be delivered in ten DAYS There can be
no doubt that the opinion pretty general that the
the crop sold the better price will obtained for
1t, hence the hurry to bring it to market.
We know Of several farmers who are threshng out their
entire crops for the purpose of selling Immediately
WILMINGTON, July 6-Turpentine.-The receipts
during the past week have been larger than for few
weeks previous, and have to decline of % cts
per Dbl for virgin and hard There is fair demand
tng and we quote at So for virgin and yellow dip
up $500 bbls.
Spirits Turpentine.-The transactions since our last
review have been light, and the market ruled quiet but
steady at 40 cts per gallon Sales during the week of
Rosin.-The market has ruled exceedingly quiet for
this artire aud there has been scarcely any thing doing
in either grade In No we have heard of the sale of
but 300 bbs at S2d)2 so per Dbl In No heard
of no transactions In Common there nothing doing
and we have heard of the sale of only bbls which
changed hands at sissy per 80 lbs, and 600 do. at
Sl.30 per 80 lbs,
Tar The receipts continue light, and with fair de
manu- parcels meet with ready sale ut 81 so Dbl
Sales for the week of only 2l3 bbs.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, July cotton is steady-Sales of l 800
bales. Flour has advanced 5(al0 cts. State SIS 70Gl6
Ohio So 25dS6.s0; Southern $63Od675. Wheat is buoy
an-Saes of 80 900 bushels Southern red l5OdI5s cts
do white l6OlS0 cts Corn is d-Saes of 3s 900
bushels; round white So cts yellow ago cts Pork
closed dun Mess $l5g59l6l2% Lard is heavy at 119
steady, with large speculative inquiry Muscovado ~
ldo cts Porto Rico 616A cts. Coffee is steady Spirits
nj atl5 f,Jll
LII. Rice is unsettled-Saes at 3H AN cts Freights
are steady. Cotton to Liverpool 5(G5-32
PHILADELPHIA, July Flour is dull. Wheat is un-
changed. Corn generally closed with an advancing ten
dency. Yellow 30 cts. Oats steady at 1904 cts.