The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-01

11d114 cts for Hams. Lard is firm but quiet-sales of
$50 bbs and tierces at 134@l3A cts Butter is in fair
demand and prime is not penty-saes of Ohio at l215
cts and State at 1491s cts Cheese is firm at TOLL cts.
market continues extremely dull, and prices droop
ing There export demand and superfne freely
offered OF S52H to S. rs bb for old stock and $3.50
for fresh ground, without finding buyers, except in
small way, for home consumption Extra and fancy lots
range from $5S7k up to $3.50 Supplies coming
ward slowly and the stock quite moderate the
son. Rye Flour and Corn Meal very quiet The
mer is offered at So 62k, and the latter at s337X per
bb but sales of either have transpred There not
much Wheat coming in, and the demand is moderate
yesterdays quotations Sales of 500 bushels 81 0Sh
dll2H for fair and good red, sl.2o for prime do and
Sl24Gl 30 for common and fair white Rye is dull and
lower 600 bushels old Pennsylvania sold at 70 cts The
last sales of new at 6Sd70 cts. Corn forward
slowly and meets with limited inquiry Sales of 400
bushels Pennsylvania and southern yellow at 67 cts,
afoat No sales of white Oats arriving freely and
are dull Sales of 500 bushels old Pennsylvania at 3s
GAO cts, and 5000 bushels heavy Delaware 35
cts per bushe Whskey continues dull at % cts. Ohio
bbls q cts for Pennsylvania do q cts for hhds, and
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, July s1-The
market yesterday presented an animated spectacle The
unprecedented large supply of $50 head be SEEN
OF this number, 427 head, all hand, were sold at
Green's Western Drove Yard at from ss4 on; the
mander, at Phillips Avenue Drove Yard where prices
were usual, from SIX to 9H per 100 lbs A gradual
decline in the demand for Cows has for time past
been remarked At the latter named yard which is the
only market for Cows As head sod at from s25
$50. $500 Sheep also sod at from cts per
pound 743 Hogs sold at from s. rs to s75 per 100 lbs
The arrival of Hogs at Imhofs Hog Market numbered
1l25 head For still fed prices ranged so SS
for corn fed from to 1915 per 100 lbs according
quality.
Sales this morning of 179 bbls at s. 80 for virgin and
yellow dip, and $l.15 for hard per $50 lbs Spirits Tur
pentne-Further sales on Saturday of 600 bbls at "a
cts 100 at 344 and 100 at 81 cts per gallon for
try lots Also 200 New York bbls., at So cts, and 100
extra New York bbls at 36H cts per gallon Sales this
morning of only 100 bbls at "a cts per gallon country
make.
NEW ORLEANS WEEKLY COFFEE STATEMENT.
Total imports of Rio direct and coastwise, year
ending June Both, 1860. 29S 335
Total imports of Rio direct and coastwise, year
ending June 30, ls59.. .426 ,476
Decrease of imports in 1S59-6O. ,141
Stock in first hands this day, of Rio...... 1,154
Stock in second hands this day. $50 1874
Same time last Observation-Disclosures. IS 263
Decrease of stock this year ...., ...... 1929
Arriyals-none.
SALES OF THE
40 paGs.''. ............. .........1Gc.
45s
Stock on hand last week k.................. 4,424
Received this week ............... . none-4 421
Stock on hand this day ay.................... 1874
Taken for consumption ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Market prices:
Dtuihaty '''.''.' '.'.'' '.'...'.'....'.....l4c lac.
AR ........'.... ..15c.
GOOD Falr..... ..15hc.
fflme............ .......................16c.
H. T. LoNsDALE, Son & Co.,
Coffee Brokers, SO Gravier street
New ORLEANS, July 27, 1860.