The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-27
DOMESTIC MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA MARKET. Jan. 25-Quercitron Bark
there is offering.
There has been rather doing in Flour but prices
are without any quotable change sales include 200 bbs
Brandywine superfne at 1915 200 bbls fine middngs
$425 500 bbls City Mills extra at $50 bbs good
Family Flour at SO en- 100 bbls choice do at ST. 400
obs Diamond Mills 6o terms Kept private, and 100
bbs fancy Family at $3.50 per bbhe latter 90 days,
sithout Interest; standard superne firm, and held
80 o. without finding buyers except in small lots to the
trade who buying moderately the above rates
70 brand and quality Rye Flour is held at s4 Is and
Mrenhsyvania M Corn Meal at 1915 per bb without find
ing buyers:
In Wheat there very little doing, and no changes
noe' A9out zoo bushels prime red sold at $l36 in
steady at Csc for Pennsylvania Corn is rather dull to-
day, but some 5000 bushels yellow sold at 75c in
7ate and 600 bushels do. lc Oats are dull and Penn
sylvania sell slowly at 45c sore sale of 500 bush
els fair Delaware vas made &c afoat Barley and
Barley Malt are unchanged, and small business doing
Coverseed is dull to-day. but $50 bushels have
s512K per bushe-the latter for good and prime lots
which Other kinds unsaleable Nothing
doing in Timothy or Flaxseed.
Whiskey is moving of slowly 24c for Pennsylvania
barrels Csc. for Western do 224d23c fer drudge and
23kc. for hogsheads.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Jan. 26-CArTLE-
There was large falling off to-day in the receipts of
Cattle offerings at the scales amounting to only $50
head against 45o head The market was not
particularly active but prices advanced in
Of the diminished receipts rs to SO cts per 100 pounds
Some 700 head were taken up by our city butchers at
prices ranging 81 so SIS per 100 pounds gross the
outside figure being paid for few extra heavy Cattle
ana the remaining SO head were left unsold.
hoes-Hogs only in moderate supply and we
9uote them firm at S775Ss25 per 100 pounds net for
aI 70 sooo lots but for lots higher figure
SHEEP Since last Sheen have advancad in nrce
ana we now quote them firm 4Gs5 rs per 100 pounds
gross.
CINCINNATI MARKET, Jan 5-Flour Tbere has
not been the slightest change in the markst drna the
week. The demand has been quite moderate and
of local character Prices have changed rouarar
in any essential particular holders remaining var g.
as the receipts light less than the exports
continued reduction of stock. The sales during ,h
week add UP 900 bbls We continue to quote Suners,
at IS 35(G5 40, Extra at $5.45,G575
Grain.-There has been good demand for Wheat all
the week and prices 23c higher. The sales add up
1000 bushels closing 81 23G125 for prime red, and
$1.2591 % for prime white
Corn under the influence Of large receipts has been de
pressed during the week, and prices declined to 52G53c
at which rates the market closed rather steady The sales
during the week were about 900 bushels.
Oats have not changed essentially. The demand has
been fair during the week. about equal to the receipts
The saes add about 1000 bushels closing steady at
6l50 cts. in bulk, On arrival
Rye has been dull the greater portion of the week and
closes nominal at 81.
further decline has taken place in Barley and the
market continues dull and heavy. Sales during the
Of 5000 bushels, closing at 6s97o for prime fail
Spring ranges from e8 cts. down to So cts