The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-08
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Feb. &c
DOMESTIC MARKETS

The sales 500 bills at s515G525 for superne State
and Western; s. 30d535 for extra State 540d5 so for
choice do S535G55O for low grades Of extra WESTERN
S565575 for shipping brands of round hoop extra Ohio
and SIS S0d725 for trade brands do. southern Flour is
unchanged. The inquiry is chiefly confined small lots
for the local trade; the arrivals moderate-sales
1850 bhs at SIS 505S5 for mixed to good superne Bal
timore, Alexandra, &c and s59OG725 for the better
grades. Gran-Ihe Wheat market opened quite heavy,
but the close of Change better demand prevailed
and frmer feeling apparent. The inquiry for mil
ling is general but the transactions moderate
The sales $4,000 bushels at Sl5G1 20 for Chicago
SPRING 81 % for Milwaukee Club 81 26 for amber Iowa.
81 SO for red State 81 3l 81 for red Western the inside
price for ordinary S13S for red Long Island S12O
unsound white Western and 81 so for good white Mchi-
gan Corn is again lower, and is freely offered. The
rivals air-sales of H. 900 bushels 6i66
unsound 66]z(d67 cts. for Western mixed in store;
67EG6S4 cts. for do. delivered; 65 cts. for do.
at the railroad depot; 6S cts. for good Southern
yellow, and rs cts for choice white Southern. Pro-
visions-The Pork market is inactive. We quote at
sl3 so for Prime and sl7.75 for Mess. Lard is
sales of 800 bbls at 9Ed1O4 Dressed Hogs are dull
at78d74 cts. for Western, and 72sG7k cts. for City
Cohee-The demand for Rio was quite active yesterday
afternoon subsequent to the date of report and sales
were made to the extent of 400 bags Ella Virginia
and Linda, at 1OGl3 cts. This morning the market
for all descriptions is quiet but prices are steady Cot
ton-The market is dull and heavy, and hear of
sales. We quote mddling Uplands at y cts, and do
Cults at 12k Molasses-The demand is still very
moderate-sales of 100 bhls New Orleans at Sc cts
mos Foreign kinds are dull. Sugars-Raw continue in
very moderate demand but prices steaGy-sales Cuba
at 4aG54 cts, mainly for refining Reused are still
quiet at sdS2 for crushed, powdered and granulaei
AshesThe demand is fair for Pots at S. Pearls quiet
at SIS 12E. Iron-Scotch pig has been in moderate re-
quest hut the market is rather rmer The sales include
some 600 tons at S2ld22 American is without change
Bars and bolts dull and nominal Oils-There has
been very moderate inquiry for all descriptions but
prices show material change We have only to notice
sales of few olive at s812Ka4l2H quarts and
pnts. Rice-The market is stsady-sales OF 100 ties
SO per 100 lbs, according to quality TeaThe
inquiry for both green and black is very fair and prices
quite steady-saes of some $500 half chests green
and 5000 black Whiskey-The market is better and the
demand fair-sales of 100 bbls at ISL cts.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Feb 6-1he receipts
have been 1891 beeyes 1l2 cows, $40 ves 1925 sheep
and lambs and s672 swine At Bergen Hill, n. J 466
day. with $50 head of fresh arrivals lower and dull
probably S2G per head than last Wednesday On
ly few sold 9d9l5 cts per h. The average of all
steer was purchased by Janzen at Sis he weighed all
200 lbs and sold at equal Il for the
beef. Sheep demand at 5lQl5 cts live and IA
cts dressed. West Hart sold zoo head of sheep for
S39497l; average per head s. So Most of them were
head for sS,4l7 o5; average IS Kent Mullen sold 567
head for S2S63 75 average s. o. McCarty Miller sold
45l head, at an average Of 81 each.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, February G.-The Flour
market continues depressed and dull and standard SUI
perne is freely offered and nearly nominal at SIS % per
Dbl, the demand both for export and home being
very light and the sales to the trade limited
s5l2j? SIS % for superne SIS 81 rs for extra and
extra family including 200 bbs. of the latter at S. So
and fancy Hands at S6G6.5G Dbl, quality Rye
Flour quiet at the decline and selling as wanted at
s. go per Dbl Corn Meal is little inquired for and
dull and sale of $50 bbls Pennsylvania meal report
ed at So per Dbl. lined and delivered The imports of
Wheat are moderate. but the demand Cor It'll limited and
prices ABOUT the same with sales of about 0Oa bushels
in small lots, at sl25l % for reds and 81 s. As for
white as in quality the latter for prime Pennsylvania
Rye is steady with further sales of about 500 bushels
Pennsylvania at 20 cts Corn Gull and dropping Some
small sales Of yellow made early in the day
equal TO 57G5S cts but buyers afterwards refused pay
than 81 cts for dry lots which price bid
close. Old Corn is also very dull. Oats continue in
limited demand and we are only advised of sales of 500
R1r
and Malt remain quiet In Seeds there is very little do
ing and Coverseed ranges at $4755 per bushel, the
latter for prime; choice lots held higher hear
of no sales. Timothy and FaXseed quiet Whiskey
is unchanged and the sales moderate at l7EGlS cts
for Pennsylvania and Ohio bbls II cts for drudge and
liz cts. for hhds.
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
New YORK, Feb. 7.-Cotton is depressed-sales of
1000 bales at irregular prices Flour is heavy-ales of
10000 bbls. at decline of cts State S. 10d515 Ohio
s. 55a565; Southern s545955o. Wheat is heavy sales
Club IS Corn is depressed-sales Of 20 COO bush
els at decline of ct; mixed 66967 cts choice white
Southern 75h cts. Pork is heayy-Mess $l7l7.5O the
market closing with no buyers at SIT. Lard is heavy
Whiskey closed firm at is 3d19 cts Sugar is steady
New Orleans 44@4E cts; Muscoyado 4%G5 cts. No
asses 36g3 cts Spirits Turpentine heavy at 35H@36&
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Flour is dull at s5G5.371!
Wheat sl.25Gl q for white ard sl35G142 for red.
Ct; yellow 56G66 cts. Mess pork $3.50. Whiskey is
dull at 17j9GlS cts.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb 5.-Cotton-Sales to-day 10 900
bales at ll4 cts for mddling; sales of three days,
900 bales receipts of three days. bales against
bales same time last year. receipts less than last
year. 10000 bales receipts at all Southern ports
than last year. $780, o00 bales Flour closed with adj
yancng tendency at So for superine Coffee steady at
l2ldl3 cts. Freights-Coton to Liverpool Nd Elk
change on London, hdl054. Sight exchange on
New York, Kos per cent discount.
CHICAGO, Feb. 6-Flour quiet. Wheat firm at so cts
for No. l. and 1905 cts for No. 2 Corn steady at 27H
cts in store Oats steady at 17H cts. Sight exchange
on New Iork-Bank rates advanced to per cent pre-
MUM
CINCINNATI, Feb. 6.-Four unchanged. Whiskey dull
at IA cts Bulk meats in improved demand at Ga for
Shoulders, and 81 SB cts. for Sides. Lard dull at GA
~ cts. Pork-Mess extra offered at S1675Gl7. Sight
exchange on New York steady at y per cent premium.
IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
VALPARAIso-Ship MiluCaukie-GS 300 lbs Lima wood,
a bales rags, bdls. whaebone, Richmond & Lorng,
Boston, 2370 qs. bones q 04S do copper ore boxes
ample do so cords wood, 800 empty boxes, order.
SoMBRERo-Schr. Olirer Edy1cGrd-11S tons guano, 4.
:. Elliott.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
LIvERPooL-Saip NanhuS.-3,525 bbls. flour, 435
ush. 992 do wheat 1666 kegs butter, l6 pieces
eef, 20 hhds tobacco, 800 bbls rosn
WEST lNDIEs-Schr. Orinoco.-245 bbs. flour, so half
bis. do, l6 bbls meal Is bags peas 10 bags BEANS 20
ags corn 25 bbls pork Is half bbls do tierce hams
boxes cheese leo tins lard 20 kegs butter IL half bb
eef half bbls bread 10 eighth bbIs do, terces rice
doz tins oysters, so boxes behring's, crate onions,
bis vinegar, 200 boxes candles hhds tobacco % bills
ar 6 do. pitch, 8 900 it. lumber