The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-01
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

The CENTRE MARKET.-On Saturday morning last
this market was supplied with the substantials and
delicacies of life in protusiOn. But little variation
in prices was percephbe from last market day, and
purchasers appeared to buy quite freely at the fol-
lowing rates. Cabbages at from 81 to S. per 100;
tomatoes, % cts. per peck; green corn 1920 cts.
per dozen; sweet potatoes, 256037 cts. per peck;
green peas 37@5O cts; apples, 25@5O; eggs, 1920
cts. dozen; wild rabbits lS925 cts. each; mercer
potatoes, 25@3l cts peek dressed geese 81 cts. @
81 each; ducks, Is cts. GSl per pair; chickens 500
IS cts. pair; ounces 506162 cts. peck. large
number of wild ducks were also offered at 5OG62
cts pair for red heads and canvass backs at 81 %;
roll butter 25@3l cts; print do. 37@44 cts. per ID.
In the fish market the supply was large, but the
varieties limited. No soft crabs were sale, and
small lot Of inferior sized hard sold at II cts
per dozen; terrapins appeared plentiful and disposed
OF at from S2.5O to Sl2 per dozen, the finest and
largest qualities commanding the last mentioned
price; white perch We're sold at l2@37 cts. per
bunch; rock l26950 cts. per bunch large sized rock
soc. @Sl.5 so each pike 256l37c per bunch; fish
l2@lS cts. per bunch; yellow perch the same; tay
lors 81 cts; trout do.
Fay, was arrested on yesterday morning by officer
j. Nane, charged with disorderly conduct and
assauting Father ORiley, Of St. Bridgets Church,
Canton. 1t appears that Fay had a child living verv
i'll, and on Saturday sent for Father O'Rilcy to
perform church rites for it, which the latter failed
to do. Yesterday Fay went after him, and threat
ened to compel him, actually laying hold of the
priest. He awaits an examination.
MARYLAND INSTITUTE EXHBITION.--As heretofore
announced, this interesting exhibition closes to
row evening with the announcement of the award
of premiums, and closing address by Samuel
Sands, Esq, the President of the Institute. Through
out, an unusual degree of interest has been mani
tested by citizens, while nothing has transpired
during its continuance to cause other than feelings
OF cOngratulatiOn the part of both the managers
and visitors. As but two days more remains for
the enjoyment of visit to the Hall, our citizens
would do well to avail themselves of this final op-
pOrtunitY.
Nor RELEAsED.-On Tuesday last the securities in
the of Elisha alias Bony Lee, charged with an
| assault upon J. Marshall Hanna, (who had previ-
for the purpose of re-entering ball. and having Lee
released from Jail. The bondsman of Lee in the
Reservoir riot cases, hearing of the matter also
went to Towsontown, and refused to have him dis
charged, surrendering him to the authorities Lees
father is bail in the former case and John Hamil-
ton in the latter cases.
FALSE PRETENCEs.-A woman named Mary Ca
tharine Pollock, was arrested yesterday, by officer
Rivers, on the charge of obtaining SIS from John
w. Hoad. under false pretences. She underwent
an examination before Justice EnsOr, when she
charged Hoad with stealing lot of jewelrybelong-
ing to her, and stated that she got the money in
payment for the same She was held for Court by
the Justice
THE SAVANNAH SrEAMERs.-The steamer City of
Norfolk of this line sailed hence Saturday morn
ing last, with five cabin and thirty-seven steerage
passengers, and considerable cargo of merchan-
disc.
INQUESTS.
Coroner Battee on Saturday afternoon held inquest
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