The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-07
DOMESTIc MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARK ETS, July 5.-Flour, &c "A mode
nrces Of most kinds have declined particularly Western
Extras Flour is in limited supply, and is better
,ained than other descriptions but is quite heavy
The close. The demand is chiefly for expor-the trade
purchasing sPaTnsy a the saes are 100 %s Ses at g
* ~ for choice do, $515G52 IS for Superne Western
- so for low grades western Extra sS7saS IS for
d brands do, and $6.357. SO for st. Louis extras
w Wheat is saleabie and very handsome. The sales
n $50 bbls. at S570G61o for mixed to good brands
aaeyandra &c, and 207 so for the better grades.
Ne notice a sample of new Flour ground by Messrs
scker Bro which is beautiful; this is selling IS So
RYE Flour is in fair request and steady. Corn Meal is
steady Grain.-The Wheat market at the close was
her lower and is unsettled under the unfayorabe news
from Europe The demand is light and only export
Pr"yisions-The Pork market is firm The demand has
increased activity in part for Albany and the arrivals
are light-saes of 1,l70 bbs. at Sl8S7h@19 for new
Mess, AMI s1SsO9lSs7x for new prime. Beef is quiet
hut steady-sales Of 127 bbs. $4 756 for country
Ness So 75G0 so for repacked Mess and $1112 SO for
extra Bacon is scarce and is in request for export Cut
Meats all in the hands of smokers. Lard is quite
firm and in fair request for the tradesales of 500 Dds
and ties. at I'm for prime. Butter is dull with liberal
supply Cheese is in fair request Cohee-fhe ma5ke.
prime Other kinds also quiet but prices are steady
snaars are quiet yet steady at orr cts for Cuba and
7Hd7A cts for Porto Rico. Refined are also quiet, but
pFiIPSHf ITLADELPHIA MARKETS, July 5-The Flour
market continues dull there is very little export demand,
and the mostly confined to the wants of the trade
at from s5.37 5. so for superine SIS GIN G6 for extra
and extra family including sale Of 200 bbs of the lat
ter AT SIX and fancy brands in small lots from
Sc 25G7 per Dbl according TO quantity. Rye Flour is
steady at SO 10 and Pennsylvania Corn Meal at $3.37K
pcr bill 500 bbls Brandywine sold on private terms
Wheat-There is very little doing, and the market is
dull and unsettled with sales of 44OO bushels
81 26G SO for fair 10 prime cd Pennsylvania red and
81 4O1 As for white including about 200 bushels OF the
latter prime Southern at 81 49, Rye is scarce and
wanted at IS cts Corn is steady, with moderate de
mand about 900 bushels yellow sold at 67 cts. adoat
and &c cts in Oats continue dull and unsettled
some eco bushels Pennsylvania sold from 81
40 cts as in quality Whskey moves off as wanted at
20 cts drudge q cts for hhds and q cts for Ohio
bbls. Penna bbls, are quoted at 2lG2lh cs 100 bbs.
II. r Lonslale, Son & Co.'s annual circular of
the coffee market New Orleans, LIST of July, 1860:
Exports of Coffee to the United States from Rio de ia
metro from LIST May, 1859, to LIST May 1860.
To To R RsiH HSFk 23S Other
Total to United States in 1859 and 1850. bags. 945
1858 and 1859 bags. Il ,252 "a
1857 and 1858. bags. 966,O2
Decrease of exports from Rio to the United States
this compared with 1858 and 1889 bags. S07, So
Decrease of exports from Rio TO the United States
this year compared with 1857 and 1855 bags. 20 61t
Total exports from Rio to all parts of the world
from LIST May, 1859 to 1st May, 1860 bags 959 927
1st May 1855 to 1st May, 1852 bags 1875, 2s4
from LIST May, 1857, to 1st May 1885, bags L 9O7 562
1860 10000
Stock of Rio coffee at all the importing ports of
the o S is estimated this day bags. As 900
Same time last year bags. lO3 500
of stock in United States this 500
Stock Of Rio coffee on hand LIST july 1882 bags 500
Received in United States IN 1859 and 1850 bags 900
bags. L ,O4s, 500
Stock on handm L. $, LIST July, 1860 43,OO
Taken consumption in 1859 and 1860 bags 0O5 800
1855 and 1853. bags. Il 209 900
1857 and 1858 bags. i ,116 900
Decrease of sales for consumption this year com.
pared with 1897 and 1883. ........ bags. 10 200
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