The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-26
PRICES OF BEEF AT FORTY FOURTH STREET.

General selling prices ......... (d1OS I (GIOk
Average of all sales a6out.....9 0 "a OK S1@ 0
REMARKS ON BEEF CATTLE.-The market has rather
improved and the supply is ZIG head smaller, the quail
ty much better quote the advance at quarter to
half cent per lbwith also advantage in the sellers
favor in having full allowance of weight Bergen
n j. 0S6 head sold to New York Butchers at full
prices The low grades of cattle here were no better the
Improvements being on the fair and best qualities. We
quote at coll cents very few only at l0H cents
few at 6eents Average sGsH cents.
Veals--The market has not changed, the supply is
larger, and buyers giving 4Ha7 cents, quail
ity Besides the arrivals of live stock noticed we have
also had considerable quantity of carcass veal by the
Hudson River boats from all the landings along the
river.
Cows-The trade is moderate at s25Gs6o as to ouaty
Some few extra realized higher figures
Sheep and Lambs.-The business has been lively for
good quality at full rates poor sheep difficult to sell
We quote at 81 1850 Sales by McGraw 0'Mara of $50
head for s7,GSl67; by John c. Larkin 1887 head for
s46554s by Thomas c. Larkin, 242 head for 547 35
e9s head for 81. 50ds4 =
| Swine.-The market has advanced full 4q% on
account per pound, and all swine have found BUYERS
We quote corn-fed Western at 5k@6c. gress. The
ceipts at Western yards 4S4 head about 600 by
Hudson River yards-Tota, 2,434 The sudden advance
in mess and prime pork has operated fayoraby the
prices of swine.
| PHILADELPHIA MARKET Aug 24-Eyenipe There
is some little export demand for Flour but generally
price below the views Of holders, and the market is
and dull at previous quoted rates the sales being
only to supply the home trade at prices ranging from S.
to 1926 for superfne SIS 25575 for extras and S6 up
81 per Dbl for fancy lots as in quality; holders
Meal at So. .62k per bbl.
In Wheat there is not much deing prices are about
the same with sales of $500 bushels fair prime reds
ll61l20 cts 1000 bushels good Southern white
at the latter rate; prime quoted at S130 cts but
hear of sales and the market dull Rye and
800 bushels sold at 20 cts Pennsylvania worth 7SSO
cs but there is little or none offering Corn is also Of
fered sparingy, and about 5000 bushels yellow sold
mostly at 81 cts. aioat. Oats continue in steady de-
mand with further sales of 5000 bushels Southern
at 34qS6 cts the latter for heavy black Oats and 900
| bushels sold at 81 cts.
The market for Groceries is quiet and we are only
advised of few small sales OF Sugar. at about previous
There is change in the Provision market, but the
hrmness OF holders limits operations AMI there is very
Seeds remain inactive bull little Clover or Timothy
seed Offering or selling Domestic Flaxseed is selling at
81 .65 per bushe.
Whiskey is moving off at the advance and about 600
dds nave been sold, mostly at 26h cts for Pennsyl
yania and q cts for Western Drudge is and
held at 20 ct and hhds at 26x cts, with small sales
CINCINNATI MARKET Aug .-Alcohol.-The de.
mand better and prices have advanced during the week.
The current rate at the close es per cent
over proof usual discount to the trade.
Grain.-There has been fair demand Wheat during
the week and the market ruled steady 95 prime
red and ST. 05 for do. white until Saturday when under
favorable advices from New York prices advanced to
81 OS for prime white, and at the close prices were firm
at 9Sc Sl for prime red 81 10 for prime white and 81 OS
for good do and holders generally asking higher
prime qualities The sales during the week comprise 40
600 bushels. 81
The market for Corn has been dull and dropping. and
cts. for fair mixed. and s0dS5 cts for white
There has been fair demand for Rye, and the market
closes firm at 72(173 cts.
There is but very little old Barley now in This mar
ket, and it sells readily at go cts There has been no
transactions in new and prices are entirely nominal
The market for Oats have ruled steady and firm with
sales of IL, 600 bushels at Al cts
Flour-owng to the improved demand for this article
at the East and the large advance prices in the New
York market the feeling in this market has been decid
edy frmer though the demand has been but moderate
But holders antic pating higher prices have been
10 m a nt utiraa
are about lOd5 cts better kan they the close of
our last weekly review, and the market closed last
brand superfne, and 4s05 for extra the latter for
white wheat The sales during the week add up 10 600
bbis Included in them of 1000 bbls superfne
to be delivered before the 18th of September at 81 81
sellers option 1885 bbls. received during the
week, and 12165 do exported.
Hogs and Catte.-Hogs are very duIl and prces
must be quoted fully 25c per 100 lbs gross lower closing
heavy at 4 759525 gross for fat Stock Hogs are dull
Beef Cattle dull, and the in the market did
not command over $3.50 per cwt. gross the Monday
markets. that we must call prices down fully 25c ner
cwt as compared with our last weekly report The sales
during the week comprise $50 head closing at $2G3.5O
per cwt. gross.
advance Of fully 81 per bbl in Mess Pork in New York
have given decidedly rmer tone the market gener
any the past week, and though important advance
has been established yet the tendency has been pretty
strongly in favor Of sellers particularly regards Bacon
The low rates which barreed meats reached in New
YORK, induced quite large consumptive demand from
the Southern seaboad and Mess Pork being unpacked
anu shokeu at kichmond Baltimore, Pittsburg and
charleston we understand because Bacon can be pre-
pared IN this way just good ntrinsicay and fully two
cents per pound cheaper than it be imported from the
west at the present current rates for Bacon in this mar
ket and before the late advance liz Mess Pork in New
York. ." w"
There has been about 700 hhds Bacon sold during the
week at cts for Shoulders and 9ld94 cts for Sides
closing firm at and 81 and holders most asking
* Shoulders Hams are very scarce and several
lots good common canvassed sold lOAGll cts dely-
cred at Madison Indiana, and common canvassed
inferior article at d9 cts The stock Hams rapid
IN oipl
any kind Sugar cured and selling the regular
way at Hal2 cts. Bulk have been sold to the
extent of 200 900 lbs for Shoulders and cts for
Sides Heavy Sides are held at 4 cts
Mess Pork sold to the extent of $50 bbs at 4 25l4 so
IN the early part OF the week. but toward the close
could be bought below sI4 So in the small 2SO bbls in
lots, sold at Sl45O Saturday and Monday The mark ct
closed buoyant, under the advces from New York
Whiskey-A good demand has prevailed for this arti
Gle during the week, and prices have advanced i cent
per gallon The receipts have been unusually light and
not equal to the demand and considerable amount of
that held by speculaors has been worked during the
week The current rate each day during the week was
as follows: Wednesday, 224 cts Thursday and Friday
% cts Saturday. 23% cts and Monday and Yesterday
u cts; closing very firm at this with continued
upward tendency in prices. $3.50 bbs were received
during the week, and 5,543 do. exported
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. August 25.-Cotton is du-sales of 500
bales Flour is rm-sales of 500 bbls; State al 3OG
AGO; Ohio S5.20d5 co. Southern S525G5 So Wheat is
hrm-sales of 10000 bushels: Southern FED l2l26 cts
white l4OGl50 cts; mixed Michigan $50 cts white Ken
tncKy lou cts Corn is duSales of u 500 bushels mixed
S2 cts Provisions generally dull. Pork is heavy
and all qualities have slightly declined Mess is 25 cts
lower-sales at $14 81 1475; Prime $40 Lard 10LC6
II cts Rice is dull at 34 04S cts. Coffee is steady
Naval stores is unchanged
PHILADELPHTA, August 25.-FIour is unchanged Wheat
is quiet Corn is active and closed with an advancing
tendency for yellow. Sales at SlGDS2 cts Provsions
are hrm Mess Pork Sl6. Whiskey is active and stock