The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-28
DOMESTIC MARKETS


DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, Oct 28-Beeves
The market has been very dull at reduction of one cent
per pound, owing the excessive supply largo ono
tity of the stock was in the hands Of SPECTATORS who
purchased largely at Albany and also in the yards be
They have met with hard fate and in some cases it
will be difficult for them to bear up under the losses of
day and Yesterday We quote prime 9k cts. closing
rate and other kinds at sac cs-averaee * cts The
number at Allcrton's was l. 43S head At Bergen ~ j.
], 400 were sold to New York butchers.
Beef Catte.-Prime quality, per cwt s969 50; ordina-
ty 90. uo'' SSGs'5o common do do, inferior do. do
Mich Cows.-The demand is very trivial, and with an
excessive stock prices per head lower sales at
SZog55 as to quality. Best quality, per head, s5OG55
good quality, Sl0d45; fair qualities, S3Od35i common
Veal Calves-Are plenty and moderately active: sales
at 5G7 cts for common prme-a very few at i cts;
''Bobs' are selling Sldl50 each. Prime quality per
pound. 81 a Il cts; ordinary, 44(d5 cts.
Sheen and iambs.-We quote a reduction Of ~ klI5o |
cts. per head. The supply is very large and but few
buyers be found at any rates We quote the average
price S325 % 30 each Some very fine breeding Sheen
were sold high seas and a number of stors Sheep
realized s. The sales were-By McGraw OBriep 900
head for S345 each by McGraw O'Bren 0e7 head at
SIS BY We quote: Prime quality, per head extra
$3.50 as Ordinary per head, $25Oa4 Inferior per head
SwineAt the Western yards 3o4 head were received
AT the Hudson River yards, $3.50. Total 1854 We
quote at 5a6 cts for common disery prime
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, Oct 28.-There is no
change IN the Flour market and only about 500 bbls
prrhne found buyers to day IS l2bG525 for mixed
and good straight brands the latter is now the general
asking rate Tor standard shipping brands but there is
very little inquiry for export The recepts and stocks
however light for the season. the trade are buy
ing more freely at from tho above So 5OG65O
~. Rye Flour and Corn Meal scarce, and wanted;
100 bbls Of the former, in lots 81 25 lot
of the latter at 81 per Dbl for Pennsylvania Meal.
In Wheat there is much doing for want of stock,
and only about 5000 bushels, chiefly prime southern red
have been disposed of at 1877 cts white is scarce, and
wanted at l35,d14O cts. Rye is wanted and about 500
bushels good Delaware sold at 81 cts. Pennsylvania is
worth 90 cts Corn is not active, but there is very
L. off and at
ahpa and 95G96 cts in store including inferior
small lots IS so ct-the latter dry lots Oats con
tnue dull the receipts light and most holders are
asking AZ cts and some are storing Nothing doing
Barley Malt
In Groceries is little or nothing doing and there
changes to note in the market
The Provision market is Inactive but without any al
teraton to note in prices.
whiskey active, but prices are rather lower
Sales include 400 bbls. 2s for PENNSYLVANIA and %
for Ohio 30 bbs Of the latter also sold at 2S cts
and drudge at 26G26k cts as to lots. Hogsheads are
scarce, and held at 27h cts
NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET, October 24-For the
Wcek.-Sperm-The market has been active since our
last, and firm The demand has been to considerable
extent for export while that of consumers has also been
active The sales for the week amount to 10 $50 barrels
We quote For export C2 barrels So 100 do large
portion head, 81 81, and 200 head matter at 81 As
per gallon For home consumption, eO3 barrels 81 So
GAO do at SHper gallon, and 500 do dark price
tanspired; also, Is barrels head at ST. The
market closes with further inquiry Whale is in fair de-
mand Tor consumption, and the transactions since
last include sales Of 2S32 barrels in parcels as follows
1000 barrels Polar at 81 cts. 400 do Northern at AK
$50 do inferior do at 43 cts 400 do Marguerite Bay at
AN cts and $50 do. South Sea at so per gallon
Whaebonefhere is some inquiry for bone and the sales
do. do. at 70 cts, and 400 lbs South Sea IS cts
The Cincinnati Gazette of Wednesday, says:
The price OF -four in this market advanced 25 cts per
Dbl during the past week. half of which obtained
Monday under favorable advices Europe and the
Eastern seaboard To-day, however, the trade dull
and heavy 5a 10 of Mondays advance in New York
having been lost hut holders firm up the
sac cts per bushel during the week, and the market
closed buoyan at 116dl25 cts for fair choice white
light. and the bulk of all that comes forward is
taken for export New has declined to 40 cts and
at this rate 1t closed heavy, though farther decline
present, at least, is not probable.
We learn that farmers willing to sell their crops in
the field current rates but when gathered offered
less freely farther decline would therefore be likely
to check III" receipts and falling of in supplies would
lead to reaction in prices have nothing
a back upon Oats have been in active demand at a.
46 cts Provisions in the declining scale Mess pork
has settled down to Sl3.5Od13.75 and bacon to 15d91
for shoulders ana sides but at the close * and 9A cts
generally asked New bacon sides offered for
the 18th Of December at 81 Lard declined to 10 cts
for prime barrel The decline in provisions depress
ed the market for hogs and have heard of but few
transactions Some small lots contracted for at IS so
for the last half of November SIS for late December
delivery. For the first two weeks in November, So is
WILMINGTON MARKET. October os-Turpantine -
The receipts during the week have been light and with
good demand existing from both shippers and dstilers
prices have advanced cts We now quote at 81 95 for
coming to market ana we quote nominally at $75 per
Dbl. Sales for the week foot up only 1850 bbls.
Spirits Turpentine.-The market for this article has
ruled quiet during the week. and the price has uctuaed
between 4S% and - cts. per gaon-coSing however at
latter figure. There is but light stock in first hands,
Transactions for the week foot up only about 73S bbls
Rosn.There has been very little doing article
since orr last review. In the finer grades hear
Of but 2o76 bbls. No, at $3.50, lS7H 900 25Od275
per hbl as in quality. In No hear sales of only
24 hhls. at Sl3O per bbl and 81 for grade In
common note sales of 1864 bbs.
Tar.-There has none come to market since our last
review and, in consequence, have transactions
to report Last sales 81 80 per bb which price
sales could be readily made There good demand
listing.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK, Oct 27.-COtton-Sales to-day of 900 bales
at liz cts for Upland Middng. Flour is heavy-sales
Of 1000 hbs; Ohio $56OG57o Southern S5.G0G5.75.
Wheat is dcpressedsaes Of 40 600 bushels decline
to cts Chicago Spring l0SGll0h cts; Western white
$50 cts Corn is depresedsaes of $1,000 bushels;
ed 90 cts; white lal cts Beef is ower-saes at SIS to
$50 for old; and $40 for Pork is heavy $4,000
1850 for Mess, and Sl0.S7EGl1 for Prime. Lard is
steady at l0h@ll& cts Sugar is actve-Muscovado