The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-16

REMARKS ON BEEF CATTLE-The market has declined
supply estimated at S8O head incIudiny sales at Rer
gen, n j. The rates for very extra 10G10Hc-very
few at the latter price and for other grades from to 9Hc
Average of all sales about S(DSHc.
On Tuesday and today the sales moderate, yet
butchers having the advantage took their time and
lned the yards carefully before purchasing The quality
rather good including few of well fed beeves
New York State is credited with 967 head unusual
ly large number.
Veals.-There is fair inquiry for good quality and
prices steady-sales at 5(g7Hc. per lb
Mich CowsThe trade is very moderate and prices are
unchanged. We quote at S75G$60.
Sheep and Lambs.-The receipts have fallen off 597
head which has caused reaction prices have recov
cred the decline noticed last week by 2550 cents per
head. Many superior lambs have sold high 81 per
head and few sheep of very extra quality realized
(l12.50 per head.
Among the sales were 2I3 head Ewes for stores at 90
each Sales by McCarty of 36l head at of So
81 per head. BY McGrow 2,9lO head for S2S1.S2
Swine-The arrivals are moderate, the market more
lively, andprices steady-sales at 5%@6Hc gross.
WILMINGTON MARKET, Sept 14.-Turpentine-Th
receipts this week have been lighter than the past
weeks, footing up 4S0 bbls. The market however, has
ruled steady, and prices remain without change We
quote at $3.50 for Virgin and Yellow Dip, per $50 lbs
Hard brings half the price of Virgin per bb
Spirits Turpentine.-There has been very little doing
in this article since last There is but light stock
nrst hands and the market has ruled steady AZ cts
per gal. On Monday there animation in the
market with an advance of Ct Some parcels in extra
2,12S bbls
ROsin.There have been sales during the week of 939
dds No at Sl5O $175 So 25, $237 az so per bbl
in quality In No. we have heard of transaction In
Common the market has ruled quiet, and there has
been single transaction that we have heard of.
Tar-There is very little coming in, and we note
good demand We have heard of sales since last of
only o7 bbs at So 10 bbl, at which price parcels
meet with ready sale. -
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, Sept. l5-Cotton has advanced y per lb-
sales of l6oO bales at 12% for middng fair Upands and
cts for middling Flour is heavy-sales of 10 900
bbs State $4 25G46O; Ohio s595 90 Southern 81 9OG
DO Wheat is depressed-sales of 1000 bushels
decline of cts. white 120dl25 cts; red 114G115 cts
Corn is rm-sales of 1000 bushels SO for mixed
Provisions steady-Pork $10S7K for Prime and SIS
lGl5.l24 for Mess. Lard is heavy at l0A@11H cts
Whiskey dull at 26 cts Sugar is steady and active
former rates Coffee is firm at 1@l2 cts Spirits Tur
pentine closed firm at 46d47 cts. Freights irmer
NEW ORLEANS, Sept l4.-Cotton steady-sales to-day
of $500 bales at II &c for mddling Corn is quiet 20
(G75c. per bushel. Lard steady at Ike.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l5-Flours quiet old is neglect
ed Wheat is dull at decline of l cent; white 12SGl32
cts; red 120 cts Corn is active yellow SoGS1 cts Oats
are quiet Whiskey is dull at 27(d27H cts.
SAVANNAH Sept 11-Sales of 130 bales of Cotton day
Sales of the week 900 bales Receipts 900 bales Mar
ket generally unchanged Arrived to-day steamship City
of Norfolk, from Baltimore.