The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET Nov l6-Tbara IL No
quotabe change in Flour but the market is dull to-day
only about 500 bbls have found buyers partly for en-
port at % for mixed and good straight sinner
fine, and $500 5.62H for extra as in ouav mosty at
the latter rate the sales to the trade are to moderate
WED tse above range of prices for superne and
eus, anu $4,000 Tor extra family and fancy lots,
cording to brand and quality Rye Flour continues stea
ay with small receipts and sales s425 Corn Meal is
put NIUE inquired for and Pennsy lvania held at
S3S7H per Dbl
In Grain there is very little doing to-day, for the want
OF stock and prices generally have an upward tendency
sales OF some 900 bushels Wheat reported, mostly
al lou cts for prime southern red to arrive white
at 40dl42 cts with small receipts and sales Rye in
steady demand with small sales of Pennsylvania
at 90d91 cts Delaware worth SO cts Corn is better
about 200 bushels old yellow which very scarce
sold at 9OG92 cts as in qualityhoders generally ask
of new include about $500 bushels at from
60 to "a csLe latter for prime dry lots a1oat Oats
are selling in small way 43G44 cts for Pennsylvania
1000 bushels fair Delaware brought Al cts.
In Groceries there is change about GOO haas Rio
Coffee sold at IL AGl24 Cts usual credit
The Provision market continues very inactive but
without any alteration to in prices
There IS very little movement in Coyerseed and not
much Offering and small business doing at 55 % per
bushe the latter for prime. Timothy steady at So So
ana FlaNseed at Sl.56 per bushel.
No change in Whisky, and about 400 bbs sold at 26
or cts for Pennsylvania and 274 for Ohio Drudge
264 cts.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 17.-Total re-
ceipts of cattle Of all kinds for the week Beeves ISL
7,ll9. '' N"'"''
sold
New York butchers Business in Beef Cattle has been
very dull and to-day is particularly So and prices on the
average &c lower The supply is largely of common
and medium grades, and quite deficient in prime and
ira stock Ncquote prices for the selections at
10 CTS other kinds sag cts; average not over cts
per pound.
Sheep and Lambs-The trade has improved, and prices
are 25d5O cts per head higher Dressed Sheep command
sag cts carcases at Washington market, * cts live
weight 4la5 cts. Sales by Thomas C. Larkin of 2lS
head for 49, by John c. Lsrkin 22s head for So
Cos IL by J. Mccarthy, 34s head for 81 3099e by R. H.
Hume, 05S head for S6,271 90 by McGraw o. Brian
1896 head for s6,27l.25
Veal Calves-The trade has continued fair at 8L@7y
cts for to extra; 100 store calves were selling At
So each, three or four months old
Mich Cows-The demand very trivial at full former
prices. Sales at S25la6 CO. as to quality.
Swine scarce and higher. The demand is good for
fresh pork We quote at 54d5& cts, for still fed and
54a6 cts. for corn fed.
CINCINNATI MARKETS, Nov. 16-The packing sea.
son has commenced fairly from sixteen twenty thous
and hogs having been within the week and the
receipts are now increasing steadily, with favorable wea-
ther The receipts to-day $500 head Prices opened
at So'o7ao'o ana under pressure for hogs to fill
tracts, rates were carried yesterday to So To day,
buyers 1913 and many that while the of
erng for the last of this week and the whole of
that figure pretty free The market may be called
dull 1878 per 100 lbs for good average qualities
Packers are cautious. They nothing to justify in
vestments OF current figures There is demand of
consequence for new products and the prices that could
be realized would make loss upon hogs bought
at S. rs There is also absence of the outside
uuences that were brought to bear last year to sus-
tain the market and dealers not disposed
for and the value OF products, will regulate the
price hogs generally this season than heretofore
This is feature that parties who buying hogs in the
country should not lose sight Of There is impression
that an average of SIS would be At this figure or
eighth to quarter more, the regular packers would
take hold pretty freely, and lower rates probable
unless the supplies the advances should
cate considerable increase in the crop For the next
forth light, S.. % to $3.50 may relied upon with the
premium paid by slaugherers live hogs which
40 to SOC per head, being equal to 2025c per
usual this is the highest market in the West Ious
out OF ALTOGETHER I-ipw
fall below S. which includes the saughterng and they
show no disposition to compete this at the riccs
that are being paid here in St Louis s. is offered win
nervous feeling however the part of packers at
that The figures for the three markets may therefore he
compared as follows:
Cincinnati Including premuml ...... $575G6OO
Louisville ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -(15OO
If this difference should be maintained, there will be
larger number packed at this place than last season. In
new products there has been very little done far.
Green hams have met with good demand at TX, but
shoulders and sides have been offered 3d64 without
finding buyers. \ small lot of lard sold q.
nave nothing upon which to base quotation for
pork; SIS asked but that is dollar more than
buyers would pay There has been pretty good demand
for old mess pork throughout the week $3.50 1919
the inside the prevailing figure Old bacon has also
been in fair request at n and go for shoulders and
sides Barrel lard dull at l0c. We have nothing
say about flour 1t is held firmly at s475G4 so for SUI
perne but buyers free, though SIS has paid
for good brands of superne for future delivery showing
that there is disposition to speculate full prices
where the money is not required to be paid down Red
10 for good o prime. White is unchanged ranging
from Sll5 to SllS for prime Corn is firm 4445 with
demand in of the receipts. Barley advanced Ia
Sc closing at 63 81 for fair prime fail Rye steady
at rs Oats in fair demand at A The business in gro
ceries IS confined to the obbing trade Sugar and
lasses are in light supply and the river
admit OF considerable receipts the present Pri
vae advceS from New Orleans estimate the crop at 275
600 to 100000 hhds. Whiskey closed dull at 22%.
BOSTON AUCTION SALE, Nov. l5-Cargo of bark
Conyoy-2OO cases raisns $685. 200 half do do do
S470 1000 boxes bunch do 50 IS: 500 half do do do
$l52 500 do do do Soc; 600 boxes layer do 60 cts
Roose Co brand, and 6monthS. 100 casks sun raj
sins S925 go half do do do Sl.70 SO casks muscatel
DO $3.50 100 half do. do. do. S455 IA 81; 700 boxes
bunch do. S246d2 4S 1000 half do. "a 36.
100 Or. do do do so cts; boxes LAYER do 80 o.
raslns 81 ]9d435 600 boxes layer do. 50 70G27l
l5OO do bunch do. $40 600 half do do 81 30 n
l3l 1000 Or do do do. 76G cts 700 boxes bloom do
S2330 235-John Clemens brand, ! and months 200
boxes layer raiSins SECS 700 do bunch do So so: 400
half do do do $l32 400 Or do do do 70 cts.-Marcn-
go brand and months
NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET, Nov. 14-Sperm
we notice considerable inquiry for Sperm and an upward
tendency in prices. The transactions the week in
crude sales OF 200 hbs at l3S cts per gallon $50
DO at price not transpired-the market closing with
further inquiry
Whales in moderate demand and the sales since our
last embrace 800 bbs in parcels at so cts per gallon
Also 600 bbs dark South Sea at ~ cts per gallon
hha!ehpne-Ihere Is some demand for Bone. The
transactions in this market for the week include sales
$500 lbs Arctic at 81 cts 16 Ochotsk at 50 cts
and 5000 lbs do. at a price not tran spred
imports of Sperm and Whale Oil and WhaIeboDe into
the United States for the week ending November z
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