The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-01
NUMBER on sale to day at Aller

NUMBER on sale today at Aller-
toms OF Beef Cattle. ,.... oo1a
Nun Number last Wednesday, do do do 1855
sold to Butchers at Bergen, New Jersey.... 457
"ENERAL REMARKS The trade has been very dull an,
we quote further decline of cent per pound main
y on the long and medium grades, For prime welI.fet
beeves, which scarce lOkGll cents has hean o;d
other kinds have sold from 10 cents Average of nj
sles less than cents The quality again mainly
the common class. Some sales were made fo far,nars
m grazing The sales progressed very slowly all day
Inc yards were visited by nstalments but few could
the oppressive heat of the for any considerable
Sheep and Lambs.-The supply has been excessive and
PR es have declined fully rs 81 per head sales
d oH G4Hc live for sheep, and 6d9c. dressed Lambs
have not declined much and realize s3d5 per head
or loal2c dressed. Sales by McGraw Of SO9 head for
by r. H. Hume, for $2,6O2l7. The quality was general
y poor, mainly from Ohio, New York and New Jersey
| veal Caves-There is very little demand, and prices
are unchanged We quote at 4d7c-the latter for axtra
| Mich Cows-Have ruled dull Some have been re.
turned to the country to await better nartat coie
at S20Ca60, as to quality.
swine-Stil fed are very plenty, and dull The trad e
rin grer n Is ga moderate at 6a6&c for common still to
ed and at Hudson River yards about OOO
! PHILADELPHIA MARKET, June 29-Eveninp There
Is tte or no alteration in Flour the demand continues
limited and the market generally very dull the only
sales we hear of being 600 bbs superne 600 bbs Dia
mond Mills extra and 900 bbls do extra famiJyaII on
terms kept private taken for shipment Standard super
fine is offered at S6624 per bbl without fndin bnTors
except in small way to the trade at from this rate m 70
Sg'fo per Dbl for superfne extras and fancy brands
s Ia qua5y rye Hour is also dull at $780, Penn.
are freely offered small sale of latter is reported At
1913 per Dbl. - 'p'FSeu a'
There not much Wheat Offering, but the demand ho,
laen OIL and prices dull and dropping small lots of
OF red only selling at 160l65c and white at 17o17sc
as IN quality Rye is offered at 9Oc. buyers are NOT
disposed to that price, there is nothing doin
Corn comes in slowly but there very little demand for
IT. and only about 5000 bushels prime southern yellow
found buyers at sec. afoat Oats continued dr anI
dropping with sales of bushels oniv to notice
at &c for irferior and 45d46c for prime Delaware in
GLIDING 1000 bushels Jersey on terms we did NOT iear
bucSWheat unsettled and dull with further sales of 200
y 3Oo bushels at 6Oa7Oc., which is further decline
IN Groceres there is very little movement and no chan
ges to note to-day. " ~
The Provision market is inactive but firm and sale of
20 casks saled Shoulders at TX is all we have 10
note. W. '"'e !"
The demand for Whskey continues limited but the
hhds eo' W -0|a'' lor
CINCINNATI MARKET, June 27.-The Gazette saws
me hrst lot of the new crop Wheat one hundred and
fifty bushels, received by Mr. Todd of Covington @
sold to-day to Mr.. Lewis Fagen at 81 45 par bnsb,
was what is called Alabama, Hill, raised near Lex
full, and of fine color good demand has vaiId f
Bacon during the week, chiefly from Baltimore bnt
met pretty freely by holders and change took place
the demand having fallen off. ~ fe''
medium Sides. N''o'Oe'S anu
- Mess Pork dull and lower, sales having been made at
o 10 though the best city brands are mostly held t 1f
hlskey advanced ct. during the week and Oats nm
der large receipts, declined cts per busbe actiu
has prevailed for Sugar close prices were
a
WILMINGTON MARKET-For the week ending lima
urpentlne'-The receipts since our last review
nave been light though with a steady demand nr;cas
ruled rm up to Tuesday, when virgin declined 35 cs
per Dbl We now quote Sc 25 virgin s3 for yellow
dp and 81 for hard per $50 lbs Transactions for the
week foot up ,0O9 bbls " 'i''
Spirits Turpentne.-The market for this article has
neG quiet and prices have declined 2H per gal For
ne benefit of Country Dstillers we would state tbat
spirits sent to this market in Pine barrels is
% shppers and that deduction of rs cts per bbl or
sohdng reduction in price is made and buyers even
SKe 10 purchase at this reduction on account of the in
If . 1874 bbls ~ 0 e "eeA
Kosin.-The market has ruled exceedingly quiet since
ur last Tor all grades and there has been yery LITTLE do
h% Oe reason for the dullness the market f, This
u oter KINDS of naval stores, is owing to the dcnlt
! ! ulis Time OF procuring shipment The only transac-
IONS we nave heard offs the sale bbls Pale at 80 IN
d4 per Dbl In No. we have heard of no TRANSACTIONS
arge bbls NV '' "' sl'-o lIr
-Ihere nave been receipts since our last review
nd consequently have transactions tn renort ~
ast sale was at $3.50 per bb at which price barrels
'ould meet with ready sale. F"'Ne''
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH !
NEW YORK, June 30 Cotton.-The market ;s f,,. !
eS today of 700 bales Flour The market closed firm
t.es IlcUO Dds State $5.50@5 95; Ohio Sc lOG6G co.
outhern so 29dG75. Wheat closed heavy-saIes Of OOo
iShes onIy Western white 175Gl7S cts Corn is excl
" ana prices are to cts higher of % 600 bush
s. mixed s2as6 cts; white 9OG9l cts Pork is heavy +
es OF Mess at Sl612h; Prime Sl275td12 So Whskey o
oSes unsettled at % a26% cts Sugar is rm; Musco
iuo o1 cts Spirits Turpentine heavy at 4445 cts
l 9sn is dull at SlSOGl.S2H. Rice is firm ,
fHlLADELPHIA, June 30.-FIour is steady; Sunerfne =
ered more freely at $3.50 Wheat is dull at 40 cts Il
white and l50Gsl60 red Corn is steady vaow
is Iull at 40