The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-29

750 the better grades Rye Flour is in fair demand
and is steady-sales of 200 bbs. at $4,000 25 Corn
Meal is lower with increased suppy-saes of $50 bbls
at So SO for Jersey and $500 for Brandywine Grain
The inquiry for Wheat is good, chiefly for export and
has improved cts. per bushe The assortment is very
poor and the wants of shippers are considerable but
mles are not to any extent The sales
(9l.25h for Milwaukee club. New Chicago spring
private terms SO for good to prime red Western
Western told and 81 & 90 M CHOICE G[ 'ir in bs
Sl37H for white Canadian in bbls the first of the
season 81 SS for red Southern to quality 81 25
Gi33 for white soft Western. Rye is quiet and the in
quiry is fairsales of 1000 bushels mainly at rs cts
Barley is in moderate demand-sales of $50 bushels
at ~ cts for State Oats are scarce and in request,
at 39h cts. for Western and 40 for State. Corn
is rmer and the demend is fair both for the trade and
expor-sales of 900 bushels at 50 cts for unsound
62 63 cts for sound mixed Western 63H cts for very
choice do and 70 for Western yellow Provisions-The
bbs at $40 37X for new mess sI9 for old do and
Sl4l2H(Gl425 for new prime. Beef is firm and in fair
request.saes of $50 bbls Lard is quiet and heavy
sales of 800 bbs. and terces at 13d134
scarce and in demand Butter is in fair request
is steady at 1916 for Ohio 1920 for State, Ella
22H cts for choice. Cheese is in fair demand 7G94
cts for Ohio and 99lOk cts. for State. CeGee-The
market is dull and somewhat heavy-sales 60 bags
Maracs6o have been made at IA and $50 do. Do
mngo at 12A92% cts; 40 do. do at 13 cts; SO mats
Java at l6h cts and US bags trage Laguayra pri
vate terms. CoGton-The market remains quiet yet
steady at 1oA cts. for middng Upands and IL for
do Cuffs Molasses is in limited request sales of so
at 25h cts and 20 tierces do fair at 2s cts Sugars
rather dull; the sales since last comprise $50 hhds
a rG0 S 4GG @ h 64ess G at ar bea
sales of 600 bbls. at 81 y @22 CTS.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Aug 27.-There is a
frmer feeling in the Flour market under the favorable
advices from Europe, and holders have advanced
their views l2H cts bbl but the trade is remarkably
quiet. 1000 bbls. Diamond Mills and Gapolis Extra
sold after the close of report Saturday
not made public. The transactions to day confined
small lots for home consumption at s550575 per bbl
for common Superfne and Extra brands, and s6.s7%0
675 for Extra Family and fancy lots according to quail
V. coming
and it is held firmly at S362H. Corn Meal is extremely
quiet and Pennsylvania is offered at s337K per bbI,
without finding buyers Grain.-There is good demand
for Wheat but the offerings very moderate prices
have advanced cts buhe Sales of 7s 900 bushels
ordinary and prime red at 81 251 81 and white
Gl55 including 1000 bushels fine Southern red at ST 81
1000 bushels good Indiana do. at s133; 1900 bushels
lucky do at $l55. Rye is and wanted rs cts
Corn is very quiet and the only sale reported 700
bushels good mixed Western (white Yellow at 70 cts
oats are less active but prices unchanged Sales of
$4,000 bushels, in lots 1895 for good prime
is scarce and wanted at SIS 25550 per Ga lbs. small
sale from second hands at cts Timothy sells So 62I
Gg2S1S per bushel Faxseed sells arrival at 81 63
Whiskey is looking Sales of Ohio bbs at % x@23
cts but most holders Indifferent about accepting the
former tgure; Pennsylvania do at % cts hhds 81
cts, and drudge at COX cts
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET Aug. 2s-At
the Cattle market the offerings for week ending Au
gust 25 1860 amounted to 4 head which at from
S775 to 50 SO per hundred pounds 900 Sheep were
sold at from to sx per pound The demands made
for this article very slow SAL Hogs sold at from
$3.50 to S. so per cwt The Avenue and Western drove
yards have consolidated, and nnder super
vision of Mr.. Phillips A sales of cattle in future will
De made at the first named yard, where number of
stock as well as fat heads were exposed for sale.
At the Hog market (Imho1s) 800 head OF hogs were
sold Prices ranged from $3.50 to $3.50, and fed
From Messrs Crane G Sanford's circu1ar.1
ST LOUIS, Aug 25-Six feet only ofwaer in the yer
to Cairo, with but twentyfour inches on the Lower
hads and corresponding stage in the tributaries has
produced proportonae sluggishness in business
actions ashore Pork.-The market is unchanged since
our last report No round lots have changed hands,
there is steady demand in small way at $40 so Re-
ceipts of the week 435 bb which reshipped South
Bacon market continues firm, with an active CON
Hams, which are held Is X cts at which figure
round lots cannot be had As indication of the rate at
which stock is being reduced we will mention that one
of our packers has sold upwards 1000 900 lbs Bacon
since the first of this month most all of which gone
correspondngly large. We quote prices as follows
Shds at 10 cts. r. Sides at 12Hcts c. do at l3b cs
Hams, plain canvassed, at IL cts do s. 1sa cts
rd-We hear of no transactions in The small lot
here held at 34 cts Early in the week 900 kegs fair
sold at l24 cts and two lots, amounting 1000 kegs
Receipts unimportant. TallowReceipts III pckgs Is
active at cts and e4 cts. in small lots. Round
5000 have been brought here mostly at Sc for 200 h.
average Nov and De- del Sellers generally prefer ta
Some sales reported this week the aggregate of
number of lots brought up by packer during the sum
figure and time del and 900 head same average and
price de on or before Jan. 18th 1000 slop
az
yae Stock of Provisions in this market is 900 bbls
Mess Pork 100000 lbs. Bacon and Bulk including
Hams; $40 tcs Prime Lard; 5000 kens do FreiShts-A
Rail 4h class 100 and Flour per Dbl to Baltimore
6Octs and los cts. PHILADELPHIA, 60 and cts New
York 65 cts and lis cts Boston, 70 l25 cts By
river to New Orleans, so per 100 lbs Flour 60 cts
Pork 30 cts. EXchange-Bankers buying and selling
rates on New York at premium and y premium; New |
orleans and Cincinnati par, premium.
NEW ORLEANS WEEKLY COFFEE STATEMENT
bags.
Total imports of Rio direct and coastwise year
endng July lst, 1861 ............. 5000
Total imports of Rio direct and coastwise. wear
ending June So 1859. 1s59....................,4 1926 476
Same time last year, direct. IL 1872
Same time last year, coastwise. none
u,7s2
Decrease of imports in 1860. 5,7S2
Stock in first hands this day. Of Rio.... 6OOo
STOCK IN second hands this day 957- 1857
same time last year. ar...................... 1878
Decrease of stock this year. r.....,.... s3l6
Arrivals-Gratta to Elliott McKeever. 900
SALES OF THE WEEK.
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Stock on hand last week ek.....,............ 1904
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Stock on hand this day Observation-Disclosures. 6,957
Taken for consumption Observation-Disclosures. 647
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