The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-27
DOMESTIC MARKETS

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Oct. 25.-Thc
Cattle market presents feature worthy of notice
The demand has somewhat increased and rs the cold
weather approaches it il anticipated that higher prices
will be realized. The offerings at both Yards this week
amount to 1900 head, mostly all of which disposed
of at the following rates
Choice quality, per 100 lbs.......$S So % TO IS 80
rrlme.''.....'.. ..............''. $ III %
Iar'-... ........................- . w to %
OFulniry. Observation-Disclosures. d 10 TO 10
Common '.'...'.''.'.'.'..''..'... % to 30
Inferior. r............................. 90 TO l.
The offerings. of Sheep amounted to GOO head. The
sales were effected at from 81 to 81 per head equal to
The Cow market has been dull but prices remain without
essential change The offerings at Wardcs amounted to
$40 head which were sold at the following rates.
FIRST quality Nch Cows, each S35la &c
Second - :" .................... so a So
Third " ................... 2S.G 30
Ordinary" .................... 25d2S
Dry .................... 15G 90
The arrivals Philips Union Drove Yard were 54S9
Hogs which sold at from 54 to So per 100 bs according
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 90. -suGAR-The demand has
continued fair during the past three days without any
material change in prices the sales comprising any
moment on Saturday when the market nearly bare
OF supplies in first hands 800 hhds Monday at about
lollowlng quotations Inferior q common to good
common 6 .sGa cts. prime 7d74 cts; choice ID.
Centrifugal and Clarified 6H@74 cts. Received since
the 18th inst. 55a hhds. Exported 13
MoLAssEs.The market closed Friday at Il reduction
of about lc gallon since which prices have ruled still
more IN favor Of buyers the sales comprising only few
retail lots Saturday when there little offer
ing in first hands, 400 bbls Monday 33d3lc. Ia
ducton of d3c and $50 half bbs 81 and 300 during
the early part of the day yesterday 81 d3c., subc
quenty to which these figures could not have been real
lied 40 half bbs. in ordinary packages sold at %.-
This makes aggregate for the three days bbs
Received since the 18th inst 991 bbs $40 half bbs
Exported 346 bbls. to New York.
COFFRE The demand has been less active and the sales
of Rio have been confined to Sal bags including 20j
Saturday at 104 10A and II y cts I25 Monday at
II cts and 2516 yesterday embracing so at 104
100 at 0 $50 at 10 976 at 107 800 at II T. and $50 at
M. We continue to quote Ordinary at l0Al04 cts,
Fair to Good Fair, 1OHd1OA cts, and Prime to Choice
A@uh cts The stock is about % 800 bags. Imported
this week 200 bags per Uncle Sam.
GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET, For week ending Oct.
23.-MACKEREL Accounts from the Bay st. Lawrence
still indicate very small catch. Shore feet yet have
caught nothing We quote $S4 for large No. 8 Sl04 for
No. , Sl2 and Sl23l for No. L. ssh, S1OA and Sl27s
refused for the only fare in market yesterday Some
goes sold to arrive private terms. Georges Cod Fish
very scarce, last sales S375. Cod O-150 bbs Straits
held at Sl6.
PROVIDENCE, Oct 23d-CoTToN-Has been in fair
request, with sales of about 1000 bales irregular
prices.
WooL.-Market rather quiet but firm. The sales for
the week have been 60 500 lbs Fleece, 555 cts and
5000 lbs. Pulled at 29G37 cts.
PRINTING CLOTHS-Dcmand activc-Prces buoy
pieces 81 by 64 So cts, 900 do. Gl by "a, 5k cts.
10 goo do 64 by g. private terms 1000 do. GOby 6S 5
cts; 2OOO do 60 by 6S * cts, b. 800 do 60 by o. 5
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