The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-06
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS, February 4.-Flour, &c.-
The sales are 300 bbls. at S5l5G525 for superfne
State and Western; S530d535 for extra Stat; So 40
$50 choice do S. 30550 for low grades of Western
extra s6O575 for shipping brands of round hoop extra
Ohio and S5S0G725 for trade brands do. Southern
Flour is lower and the market is quie-the offerings are
berasales of sS7 bbs. at 50d59 90 for mixed to good
superfine Baltimore, &c, and $6(d725 for the better
brands. Gran-Wheat is in limited demand, buyers and
sellers being variance in regard to prices which are
nominal at Sl17Gl.2l for Chicago SPRING SLEIGH 70
for Milwaukee Club; Sl.30G134 for red Western and
81 Asa 60 white do Also small sales of mixed Cana
dian at and choice California at 81 65 sale OF Mill
waukie Club reported at S13 in store put we could
ascertain the particulars. Barley is in limited de-
nand at $50 cts. Barley Malt is in fair request-saes
of $500 bushels at S5d9O cts Oats are IN fair request
and penty-saes II 900 bushels at 35G36 cts for
Canadian and Western and 36G3 cts, for State. Rye
is heavy peny-sales of 1000 bushels at G2!
cts for Jersey and 65 for Northern Corn dull and
lower and the market closes heavily New is in liberal
supp The sales are IL 400 bushels at 65 cts for new
mixed Western at the railroad depot; 67I cts for old
mixed in store; 6S cts for do. deliyered 20 cts for
choice Southern yellow, and II cts for very choice
white do. Provisiourhe inquiry for Pork is moderate
sales of 100 bbs at S1775 for Mess, and sl3 for
Prime. CottonThe market is dull and inactive. but we
mddlng Uplands and i2s for do New Orleans and
Texas Cofes-The inquiry is very limited but prices
are sustained. W hear of important sales. Moasses
The market is quiet-sma sales Of New Orleans at 81
cts Sugars-Raw have been in very moderate demand
since last of 5S4 hhds New Orleans at e cts
small lot Porto Rico at CTS and $50 hhd Cuba at 5
64 cts the latter for extra grade AshesThe market is
steady Pots S., and $5l2a for pearls. HidesThe
demand is moderate and prices are without material
change We hear of sales of $500 Maranham 15E
usual selection $500 Matamoras at about l92 cts.
mos rejecting bad hides and bulls, and 600 country
slaughter at 4 cts. cash Oils-The market for all kinds
is dull and inactive. We quote Lnseed at 50d52 cts;
Crude Sperm at S.55G1. So and Crude Whale at 50G52
Manufactured unchanged Rice is inactive but
steady at So 10 al so per 100 lbs according to quality
Whiskey is in fair demand and the market is shade
frmer-sales of 500 bbs. at lSGlS4 cts
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, February 4-The Flour
market continues very dull There is quotabe change
in prices, but the demand both for export and home
is limited and the prices about tho same 200 bbs extra
lily at S6l2& per Dbl Standard superfne is freely offer
ed SIS 25 without finding buyers except in small lots
to the trade at from this figure up to 1919 for superne
and extras and S6G6 so per Dbl for fancy brands as in
quality Rye Flour is held at 1878 and Pennsylvania
Corn Meal at 81 per Dbl, and little nothing doing in
either The market for Wheat is dull to-day at former
quoted rates. and only about 1900 bushels found buyers
from 81 25 $3.50 for reds, in quality the latter
for Prime PENNSYLVANIA and Delaware including 200
bushels prime Western at S1.27E and white in small lots
at from Sl35 to Sl45 for common to prime quality Rye
is dull and lower: the distiers only offer cts for Penn
syvana Corn is also dull at the late decline. and 5000
bushels Southern yellow sold at 60 cts aoat some
small sales of also reported 5S59 cts in store
and in the cars, and LOCO bushels old at
60 cts in store Oats are but little inquired for and 500
bushels prime Pennsylvania only found buyers at Ssh
cts. Barley is quiet at 1919 cts or Barley Malt,
sale of 800 bushels was made at 50 cts. Whlskey is
moving off at IN dlS5 cts for Pennsylvania and Ohio
bbls lots II els for drudge, and IL cts for hhds
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Feb. 4-The Of
ferngs efCate larger this week than for
time past reaching over 500 head at Phillips Yards
=
the latter for extra quality the bulk of the sales
S7%Gs the 100 lbs net. About Cows were offered
sold from $40 $40 each, according to condition.
which decline. OF Hogs the receipts and sales
1000 head, including 1858 at the Avenue yard,
from 81 Z to So the 100 lbs The market was bet.
The offerings of Sheep reach about 4500, all OF
which disposed Of at RON Z to 54 cts. per b.
gross.
CINCINNATI HOG MARKET.-The receipts Of Hogs
during the week 1912 head. Another week will
probably close the essentially, though pack ng
will be continued small scale long prices keep
up and the weather favors The market is firm at Sc 40
ton of Lard, decidedly buoyant and active The de-
mand for Mess Pork to-day at S17(d)F12E, in ad
of the offerings and best brands held firmly
at close at $l725 The trade is confined almost entirely
to the South New York prices are relatively below
currency and that market is dull and heavy. OF
$3.50 bb shipped during the week, only 202 East
ward OF Bulk Meats, 900 lbs sold to-day at 63G
81 cts for Shoulders and Z for Sides The latter
most in demand and the difference between Sides
and Shoulders promises to be further wdened Bacon
is in good demand TX for Shoulders 10 for
Sides II for clear do. The demand ahead of the
supply As in the case of Pork, the bulk of the ship
have been the South The exports for the week
were 9l0 hhds of which the East took only 65 Green
dull at = cts. for prime terce. The Price Current
gives the following the receipts for the week and season:
The receipts of Hogs during the week, and for the
up to date, follows:
From Kentucky ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 126
BY river. Observation-Disclosures. 524
BY railway, ....,.,........,........... 9,s22
Driven in ........,.,............... 500
Total for the week. Observation-Disclosures. 1912
Previously reported. .....................4l7.54S
Total for the season. .......'.. 42S,520
This is within about 5000 of the whole number packed
last season.-CiR Gazette.
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