The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-26
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

| From the journal Of Commerce, Jan PA PM
BREADSfCFFS.-The market for State and Western
flour decidedly better prices having advanced 10 cents
per bbl with active demand from the Eastern and
local trade, and considerable inquiry on Speculation
which adds materially the buoyancy of the market
The sales are l5,S00 bbs. at S505525 for superine
State s575G6 for extra State; s5lOd5so for superne
Michigan Indiana, Ohio Iowa. &c, and 5S0671 10 for
extra do including shipping brands of round hoop Ohio
at s61oG6.S0 Rejected State is selling at So sOd4 so.
Southern -four is active, with a good speculative de
mand and prices 10G2O better with sales of
5000 bbls at So 7Oa675 for mixed good brands
tmore So 50G7 for Brandywine SO 35G7 Georgetown
S6.25d7.75 for Petersburg City; S7dS25 for Richmond
City; sS 50d,S.75 for Gallego and Haxall
Canadian -four is mer with sales Of 400 bbls at &c 25
| al for the range of extra brands.
Rye -four is firm, with small sales SO 5OG4 the
range of fine and superfne.
Buckwheat -four is in fair request at s2 s237kG262X
Corn meal is held with increased frmness; we quote
Jersey at $35otG36O; Brandywine S4 .25 puncheon
Wheat is 1@l2 higher closing at the improvements
the sales are 5000 bushels mixed Illinois at 81 35
white Michigan at 81 As and other transactions the par
tculars of which are not allowed to transpire.
| Rye is steady at S5G90 cents.
Barley Is quiet, and prices nominally unchanged.
Oats are buoyant, with good demand at 5Od56 for
Jersey, Delaware and Pennsylvania; 5796O for State
| 60(l66 for Western and 6Od6l for Canadian.
Corn is frmer but the market is quiet with sales of
1000 bushels 81 for mixed Western so for Jersey vel
low 81 for Southern yellow and 80 for Southern white
PHILADELPHIA Markets Jan. M-In quercitron
Bark We hear OF nothing doing and quote 1st No $50
per ton, with little here.
The Cotton market is firm but quiet and only $50 bales
, sold at fully former prices.
lots offered some 400 found buyers from Sc 62
per bushe chiefly at the latter for prime seeds Of
Timothy sale of 100 bushels ordinary was made at
81 per bushel Flaxseed continues scarce and domestic
is wanted at ST. per bushel.
The Flour market very quiet there is little
quiry for export and the speculative demand having
sided the trade about the only buyers, prices
ing from $562h to s575 for superne; SIS s6
tras and from So to 81 80 barrel for extra family
fancy brands according to quality. The receipts light
and holders generally firm in their views Rye Flour
Is scarce and held at S4 barrel without much doing
the way OF sales Corn Meal is very scarce the
being bare of Pennsylvania which quoted $3.50 per
barrel
Grain slowly and only about 1000 BUSH
els found buyers mostly reds prime Pennsyl
vana and 1870 choice Ohio including few small lots
white at 45d155c for common to choice, the latter
lucky Rye is less active, and Pennsylvania
yellow reported at S0c and lot delivered
rate but buyers holding Off for lower prices and
eCO bushels sold since at 76c for Jersey and 7S79c
for Delaware aoa Oats steady at Ala 4Sc for Penn
sylvania, the latter for prime lots
The market for Groceries is firm with sales Of 700 bags
bags good do at 1IAc; $50 hhas refining Sugars at
Hc 80 hhds low grade do at 7c., and so bbs do Mo-
| laSses at 43c., all on the usual credit
There is demand for Provisions but the frmness
OF holders has had tendency check business to-day
and ID we III hear of but little doing
The Whiskey market is inactive but prices are
without much change. Bbls as wanted at 27ld
2sc for Pennsylvania and Ohio, drudge 24k@25c., and
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, January a.
The market for Beef Cattle dull this and pri
rather low The offerings consisted of about 500
at Wardels and some $50 head at the Bulls Head
Of which disposed of at prices ranging from 81
104 the 100 lbs the latter for extra quality.
About $50 Cows and Calves offered Wardell's
and met with ready sale at from $40
$40 to 35 for springers and SIS to 25 for dry
| OF Hogs the receipts at Phillips yard about l 4OC
head selling at from SIN Sh the 100 lbs nett as
condition. Good fat hogs were scarce.
Of sheep the arrivals 5,000-all at Wardes-and
selling at from 81 to each according condition. being
equal to sd9c h., dressed The market duh and
''''''- MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25-Flour is frm-saes of $500
NfataA xxx 30 On. ~
as 95 Wheat buoyant-saes of AZ 900 bushels white
155d621 Corn is rm-saes So 600 bushels; new
yellow 81 cts; mixed 6HdS7 cts. Pork is quiet and
dull-old Mess sl7 750Gl7 62h SIS. Lard is firm
sales at A12 cts Whiskey is heavy at 26 ar
Sugar is steady at 72sG Gs4 cts. Coffee is frm-saes
Rio at 9Ad12 cts; prime lAG12 cts. Molasses 1904;
cts. Spirits Turpenne closed firm at 49R 50 Rosir
firm. Rice is steady at 81 al cts
LOUISVILLE, JAN 25.-The provision market is excited
sales of 5000 lbs Mess Pork SIS So and of 900
lard at ii \ cts.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 25.-Flour is firm and unchanged
Whiskey is dull and the market closed and unsettled
Sales at 25a cts Mess Pork opened active S1S Lart
closed buoyant kegs 12E cts, sales of barrels cts
but held higher; Bacon sides, cts Shoulders cts
Bulk sides OK cts.
New ORLEANS, jan 24.-Cotton-The sales to-day were
$1,000 bales. The quotations unchanged. Mote
The sales Saturday $500 bales Sugar is firm
Sales of 900 hhds. Moasses sells "a
buoyant; sales of 900 bbs. $3.50. Wheat firm al
$120 Corn is steady sales of 10, bush e5 cts
bags at l14G11X Receipts to-day 10 600 bags ster
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