The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-05
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

From the Journal Of Commerce, Jan. g. p MI
BREADSTUFFS.-The market for State and Western
-four is active and prices have advanced The sales
are 5000 bbs at so for superfne State s55 25
for extra State s435g465 for superfne Michigan In
diana. Ohio, Iowa, &c; and S5d6 25 for extra do ncu-
ding shipping brands of round hoop at s545G5 S.
Southern Hour is frmer, although We make import
ant change in prices the sales 200 bbls 750
o25 for mixed to good brands Baltimore s6G6 so for
good to extra M Brandywne s575a59O for Georgetown;
City; $3.50 for Gallego and Haxall
Canadian flour is firm, with sales of $50 bs at az o5
6.5 for the range of extra brands
Rye -four is dull at So 254 10 for range of fine and
superfne.
Corn Meal is quiet and unchanged: we quote Jersey at
So 40G3 Al Brandywine 81 puncheons si9
Wheat is firm, with active demand from the
local trade the sales 600 bushels Southern at 81 10
@sll5 / 800 white Kentucky at 81 1.55; $500 red
Indiana at Sl2f 5000 red Illinois at S120 and GOO
white Michigan at l.3G
Rye is quiet and firm at 73GSO cts for North River
Barley is duh and nominal.
Oats are better with good demand at 44G46cts for
Virginia. 45d49 cts for Jersey Delaware and Pensyva
mia; 5O953 cts for State SO 57 cts for Western and sea-
IS for Canadian.
Corn is held higher but the market is quiet with sales
Of $500 bushels at 7375 cts for Southern and
sey yellow; 75d76k for white Southern and 73 for
Northern yellow Western mixed is generally held at 7s
so cts.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. January s-ouercitron
Bark is wanted and all offered has found ready sale at
The demand for Cotton is limited but holders are firm
in their views AMI about $50 bales have been taken
previous quotations.
There is not much Cloverseed Offering and about 25O
bushels have been disposed of at s55555 per bushe
mostly at the latter rate for good and prime lots 1000
bags have also been taken from second hands within the
last few days to out of the market could
not learn.
There is very little export demand for Flour day. and
the only sales We hear of 700 bbs superfne good
straight brand at private bargain and extra
$3.50 per bbl Standard brands offered at IS l2k
without finding buyers, except in small way home
at from S. l24 to S537h for superne; $550d575 for
extra and S6d25 for extra family and fancy lots as
quality Corn Meal is quiet but Meal is
firm at 325 per bb Rye Flour is also very little in.
qured for but about 100 bbs sold at $3S7X per bbl
In Grain there is not much doing About
Wheat have been disposed of at 125127 mostly at
126 cts for prime Pennsylvania red and 135l45 cts for
fair to choice white including 500 bushels Kentucky at
the latter rate. Rye is wanted at an advance and 500
bushels Pennsylyania sold at price kept private Corn
better with sales of about bushels fair to prime
Delaware yellow at 7072 cts, aoat Damp lots are ne
elected and very dull Oats rmer with sales of OO
bushels Al cts for prime Pennsylvania and ASK cts
for Delaware, mostly Of the latter
In Groceries there is not much doing and Sugars are
frmer with sales of about 100 hhds. New Orleans to
note at 7as(d7 y cts, usual credit
There is change in Provisions but the market for
Kinds remains quiet.
The demand for Whskey continues limited and small
business only to notice. at k cts for Pennsylvania bbls
2525x for Ohio do and "a cts for hhds $50
bbs. sold at % cts
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Jan. 3.-The
offerings Of Beef Cattle only moderate this week.
amounting TO about 14oo head at the different yards,