The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-19

Beeves. Cows. veals. Lambs Swine
At Alerton's. s.....S612 % 345 $40 .
"Chambern's. 40 So 147 579l 49,.
Total, .a788 1876 10 16O63 45o(
Total last week...S522 2l8 2a9 l26lO 5OIt
Increase 2l6 -. 48l 1853 51C
PRICES OF BEEF AT FoRTY-FoURTH STREET.
To-day. Last Week.
Best quality .................1O @1Ok 10 61ok
Medium quality. 8A(9 81 9 "a 9h
thierlor $500: :'''..'.....' oSl9 7&1 ~
General selling prices......... 7 G110h 610E
Average of all sales about. SKA 9 9 d,l0
REMARKS ON BEEF CATTLE.-The market has again
been dull at prices very near the same last week.
cept the poorer classes of cattle which abun
dant and lower. Quite number Of the inferior grade:
sold as low as 69I cents and very fair quality at Sd
9 cents. The best sale did not realize 1O@1O
cents. Good quality continue and wanted. Take
cut Of the supply today 200 head and the balance
of very ordinary quality and many entirely unf
for the shambles At Bergen N. J., $50 head sold
to butchers for this market
Neals.-There is little doing and prices are
steady. Sales at 41G6H cents, and few at cents
Among the sales lot of 26O grass calves IA weeks
DID, to he transported to South Jersey They were pur
chased by Philip Mcneil on speculation for about s. pei
head.
Mich Cows-The trade is very trivial. Sales at s25G
$50 as to quality.
Sheep and Lambs.-The arrivals have again beer
large yet the market has not experienced any change
prices the last week. Many superior lambs
have sold at So 50G6 head There is still good quan
y of inferior grades which sell from 81 150l2 so pei
and lambs for $40 sheep for 25 $50 lambs
for S2,6l6.40; total, 3,O70 head for S9,667.52.
Sales by R. H: Hume of ,2Sl head for s4OSs oil; by
Thomas c. Larkin 1925 head for $5,2760, and by Nc
Carthy l, $50 head for 50. 1904 SO per head.
Swine-The demand is very small, and prices have
ng D Gecpsq sn Iss e eet on sae
ing at 4G4H cents The heavy decline in and
prime pork also the onslaught of the City Inspector
the city piggeries, have had very depressing influence
on prices.
ry little export demand for Flour and the market is dull
and dropping; today the only sales hear of
800 bbs at 59525 for superne, and $3.50 per bbl for
fresh ground extra holders refuse our lowest fig
ures of 600 half bbs superfne reported at
s5s1H the pair so days, without interest The trade
are buying moderately at the above figure for superfne
and extras and S5.75(7 per bbl for extra family and
fancy lots according to brand and freshness Rye Flour
is held rather more firmly at s3.75 and PENNSYLVANIA
Corn Meal at So 62h per bbl but there is little moth
ing doing in either to-day.
The demand for Wheat is only moderate but there is
less Offering and holders rather rmer their views
sales reaching 5000 bushels in lots at III to 100
cts for red the latter for prime Southern and 127 l3O
cts for fair to prime white, including 1000 bushels
and white mixed price kept secret. Rye is steady
with small receipts and sales 20 cts for new
Southern and 777Scs old Pennsylvania Corn is
ter with but little Offering and 20003 900 bushels prime
Pennsylvania and Southern yellow sold at 80 cts aoat
Oats continue in good demand with sales of 500 bushels
Southern at 3435 cts, mostly at the latter price
afoat, ard some old Pennsylvania at 3793S cts in
store.
In Groceries the transactions small prices about
the same.
There is change in the Provision market and limit.
ed business doing.
whiskey moves off rather more freely. About 800
bbls. sold at 26 for Pennsylvania 27 cts for Ohio
and "a as cts for Drudge. Hhds quoted at 25
cts.
CINCINNATI, August 17-There has been good de-
mand for Bacon during the week. which continued up
the close at firm prices, say cts. for Shoulders and
OK cts for Sides holders being mostly firm at OK cts for
Sides Bulk Shoulders have also sold freely at cts
loose. We of no sales of Sides Lard is dull at 10
cts for barrel and IL cts for kegs few small sales of