The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-06
DOMESTIC MARKETS

Sold to Butchers Bergen, New jersey. 800
GENERAL REMARKs-The beef cattle market, both yes
terday and to-day, quite dull and lower The sup
ply larger than last week 225 head and the quality
hardly good. To-day prices were half cent below
yesterday in quite number of saes some few of the best
realized 10 cents but the average less than
cents: n some thirty on only ~ X cents
to raise the rates of yardage cattle this morning
lsc to 25c head The brokers and objected
receiving New Years gift of that description and after
considerable excitement the brokers threaten
ing to establish yard elsewhere the Alertons compro-
missed at zoe, only &C. advance former rates 1t is
said that they have realized this year S25 profits
They certainly ought to be satisfied with the increase
and it is to be hoped that they will to charge the
reporters SOC week for the small amount of knowl
edge they furnish weekly Most of the papers,
dersand have refused to pay this tax knowledge"
considering it an eNtoron unworthy of respectable
The following the States from which the cattle
derived Ohio ss1, Pennsylvania 50, Indiana 2O9, ILL
nOis $780, Kentucky 323 Iowa 81, Michigan Sc, Canada
SO, Connecticut 60, New York S26.
Sheep and Lambs-Haye advanced slightly and
acve d sa Sales Isa at IS s2 y as ~ MeIsrs % HcGTaw
Sl6S455 by Mccarthy 1850 for average offs 45O per
head.
yeals-IIave been scarce and wanted, Sales at 5a7
Mich Cows-Are active Sales at s25G6o Stock
swine-Have been selling fairly at 6A6l7 cents,
dressed.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, jan 4.-The demand for
Querctron Bark is limited, and first No steady s27
per ton.
There is some little doing in Cotton to day and about
$50 bales have been taken at full rates.
The export demand for Flour continues limited but
there is still speculative inquiry for straight
fine, which is and wanted at $3.50 per Dbl of
other kinds the stock is ample sales confined to
the wants of the trade at from So up S6l7 per
for uperfne extras and fancy brands as in quality
Rye Flour is dull and only advised of sale of $50
bbls at S425 per Dbl sComMeal not much inquired
and Penna Meal and held at per bbl with
out sales.
There is very little Wheat offering most of the stock
ing limited above the views of buyers the demand how
is good and some 4500 bushels sold at 81 Sc
mostly at the latter price for prime reds in store nclud
ing some small lots of white at Sl451 so Rye is in
steady demand with further sales of 400 bushels Penn
sylvania at 93 cts Corn frmer and plenty and
about $500 bushels Southern yellow sold rs
for dry lots, at the depot including terms kept
private, and white at 70G75 cts as to condition 900
bushels old Pennsylvania yellow also sold at 81 cts in
store. Oats unchanged, and Pennsylvania sell
wanted at 45G46 cts OF Barley sale of New York
made at so cts.
In Groceries there very little doing today 26O bags
Rio Coffee sold at l2Gl2S cts small lot of New
leans Sugar at 81 cs and 80 bbs New Orleans Molases
at 50 cts, all on time
The Provision market is rmer to-day, and holders
offering their stocks less freely.
There good demand for Cloverseed and about 100
bushels fair good quality sold at SIS % per bushel
Prime lots very scarce and if here would bring
No change in Timothy Flaxseed. The latter is bring
ing sl.56 per bushel.
The demand for whiskey is rather better with sales of
hhds. 25k cts, and SO drudge at 24k cts.
The Cincinnati Price Current, January 4th, says:
The receipts of hogs have been much larger during the
week than had been expected whilst this seemed
dsappoint Dealers it did not dsmay them, the
OF these recepts the market actually gathered strength
from day to-day, and prices generally improved, with
strong upward tendency at the close This proves that
the expectations regarding high prices in the future
firmly and generally entertained and that the belief that
they will be realized strong and cannot be shaken
by ordinary adverse influences That present prices
will be maintained to the close of the packing season,
there is in mind doubt that the pork crop of
the West will cost the Of it unusual high
price, though not high it did last by,
perhaps Csc centa and that it will be sacrificed
by the holders so long be held by them
gard absolutely certain deficiency in the crop of
with falling off in the weight of to per cent may
say the basis upon which dealers have based their cal
culatiens and which they think uses the high range
of prices but should they be disappointed in this think
the result will be similar to last year.
The receipts of hogs during the week. the season, and
comparatively for previous stand fol-
lows:
Total for the week 81 $50
Previously reported 372 SIG