The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-09
SALES hr THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Lacrosse and Milwaukee Railroad. ..M 90
Firm. Dull.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
THURSDAY, SeptemberS s.
CoFFEE.-Therc has been nothing whatever done in
Coffee to-day far We have heard. The market is
very firm and none of the holders are disposed
to sell unless at very full We quote Rio to-day
at llG11A cts. for fair 11h@1lA cts, for good, 12G
l2H cts for prime Lasuayra at l2@l2h cs 800 and Java
FLOUR-There has been doing in Flourto day than
there has been for days past but Super decline of
12h cts. per Dbl has been established We heard this
morning of sales after Change yesterday of 800 bbs City
Mills and $50 bbls Ohio Super at SIS 12h but to-day
have reported sales of 500 hhs owardsreet Super at
S. per bbl and both Ohio and City Mills Super could
have been bought at the same figure We quote Extra
Flour to-day dull at s. 30 for Ohio, S550d5.62% for
Howard Street and So bb for regular shipping brands
FAMILY FLoUR-Famy and choice retail ing brands of
Extra Flour are active and firm. Welchs Family is sell
ing at 81 IS and quote the faapsco, Reservoir, Sill
yer Spring. and Ashland brands do as before at s725
and the same brands of Extra at S6.75 per Dbl
RYE FLOUR CORN MEAL-We still quote Rye
Flour s487H 45o, and Corn Meal 81 Baltimore
and S4G412H per bbl for Brandywine There is pret
ty good inquiry for Rye Flour, bat Corn Meal is dull
GRAIN.-Wheat was in fair request this morning, and
it was firm yesterdays figures The receipts light
only about 10 900 bushels being at market 1t
y sold at O5Gll7 cts for fair to prime reds, 12O125
cts. for medium to fair whites 130G140 cts. for good
prime do and 142Gl45 for choice lots do. Corn
also fair demand but for yellow prices lower than
bushels white at so cts measure and 5000 bushels ycew
at 777S cts measurh, and 79dS cts. weight. We quote
Rye to-day at rs cts for Maryland, and S5G9O cts for
Pennsylvania There were about $50 bushels received
this morning OfOats there only about 900 bushels
all Maryland offered. They sold at 35d36 cts and
small lot brought 40 cts. per bushel
MOLASS SES.-There is very little demand for Moasses.
and quote it dull and heavy. The nominal rates
as follows viz: 1SG23 cts for Cuba clayed; 242s cts
for do Muscovado; 25G3O for English Island 2Sd35
for Porto Rico, and 3Sd4O cts. for New Orleans.
PROVISIONS There is good demand for Bacon ard
the market for it is firm. We note sale day Of
hhds Sides the terms for which kept private 20
hhds do. at 97 cts, so hhdS do. in lots at 10 cts and
n Z CT iS
Bulk Meat selling, but quote it steady at cts for
Shoulders, and cts for Sides Mess Pork is lower We
inside figure. We quote Prime Pork at $l1 So and Rump
do at 5Od15O per bbl Beeis steady at s13a15 for
No l. and $691S per Dbl for Mess and we quote Lard
at 1l@ll4 cts. per lb for Western.
RICE-There is some little inquiry for Rice, and
sales to-day of 80 erces in lots at from So
Ak cts for fair to prime.
SUGARs-The only sales of Sugars that have heard
of to-day are one OF 5Ohhds New oeansthe terms for
which kept private, and one of 10 hhds Cuba at
S662K. We have material change to note in the
dition of the market, and quote Sugars to day
follows viz at S550G5H for refining grades Cuba and
English Isand $6257 for do Sc 257 for
to fair Porto Rico and New Orleans; and s725
S.25 for good to choice do.
SALT.ELverpool Salt is steady at s5G9O cts. for
Ground Alum $50 cts. for Marshall's and Jeffrey Oar:
named description still very We quote Turks
Island Salt nominal at 1Sd19 cts. per bushe
ouote it at 27G27T cts for Country 27b cts for
City, 2S cts for Ohio. There some small lots sell
ing but we hear no of importance to-day
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Sept. S.-CATTLE-
Beef Cattle in large supply again today the offer
ngs at the scales amounting to about 100 head The
market inactive, but the sales made at fully
last weeks OF the Cattle received 800 left
unsold and the remaining 500 head taken up
by Baltimore butchers at prices ranging from So TO ST.
37H averaging S362H per 100 lbs. gross.
HoGs-Hogs are in fair supply but there is good de-
mand for them and prices well sustained They
at from 81 to SS75 100 lbs net for inferior to prime
lots.
sHEEp.-sheep are a shade lower, and we now quote
them at $2.25G3 so per head
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Wedn esday, Sep.em
Der 7th.-Prices of Beef at Forty Fourth street
To-day. Last Week.
Medium quality. (d9A "a 91
Inferior. .;:.....:.......''." @S% @sh
Average of all sales about... 9 d94 O.
REMARKS BEEF CATTLE-There is very little change
Wednesday On Tuesday an advance of say Nc per
pound obtained but the sales much smaller than
week wholesale dealers generally holding back for
todays market and they have been able to purchase
rather better terms The quality of the cattle offered is
better than for several weeks past quote range
prices at 6HcG11c AT Bergen ,210 head sold to
New York butchers.
veals-The receipts 100 head in of those of
last week, but there is change in the market fair
trade has been done at HG7c per Ii.
Mich Cows-The supply continues small and is sufi-
cient for the demand Sales at S25GS6O, to quality.
Sheep and Lambs.-The receipts 74S5 head in ex-
cess of last week. which has caused decline prices
25iG37Hc per head with dull market Browning saws
the amount yarded by him this week is the largest
ber since August 1857 The receipts mostly from this
state and the quality average above fair The
sales are by Thomas c. Larkn 235S head 81 "a
by Mccarthy 6S9 head at average each by R.
Hume 1974 head for So Sl 62, and by Morgan oBrian
3,230 head for Sl03S2 IS.
Swine-The receipts almost double those of last
week but there is no change in quote at &c for
still fed and 54 Gkc gross for fed Receipts by
western yards 1926 head by Hudson River yards 1875
total 4S00. -
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Sept. "A further small
sale of Quercron Bark was made at 500 for 1st No l.
There is very little in Cotton and the mar
ket continues inactive at about previous prices.
The Flour market continues dull and unsettled there
is little or no demand for shipment and the only
we hear of $50 bb old stock So and 100
bbs do at 81 IS per bb Fresh ground superne
y offered at S5, without finding buyers except to supply
the trade who are purchasing in small lots, wanted
from 90 S325 for superne: 475 to SIS so extras
and So to $3.50 per bb fancy lots as to brand and
freshness Rye Flour is wanted. and is at
1915 per bbl Corn Meal is but little inquired for
Pennsylvania Meal is held at $3.50 per bb without
to any extent.
In Wheat there is very little doing; the receipts have
fallen or and holders demanding advance but the
inquiry is limited and only about bushels found buy
ers in lots, at 17l2O cts for good and prime reds and
l2S130 cts for white. Rye is selling arrival at 7l
I9 cts for Southern and rs cts for Corn
better and about 1900 bushels yellow sold at so cts
aOat, including 600 bushels prime at rs cts Oats
are not plenty, and about 500 bushels Southern
brought 3435 cts; the latter is advance; 5000 bush
els pennsylvania mostly old also sold at 36 cts in store.
There is little doing in Provisions owing the
hrmn.ss of holders and 1O4c. has been offered and
fused for Bacon Sides.
Seeds remain quiet and we have only to notice a few
small sales of Coverseed at s55OG575, and Timothy
N@.uIe UZfo per bushel, in quality
The demand for Whskey moderate with further sales
at tZ5hc for drudge, &c for Pennsylvania at 27IG2sc
for ONO bbls Hhds are held at 26Xc.
CINCINNATI MARKET, Sept 7-Coaee.-The market
for this article has attracted the past than
week during the last year OWING to tho lara
lave demand which has prevailed in the Eastern mar
kets The stock Of prime Coffee in this market is nearly
exhausted and it is exceedingly difficult fill orders for
this grade; indeed, may say impossible as general
thing. The sales during the week add up 500 bags =
We continue to quote II 6124c the range for rai n
and choice. 3
ported during the week, and 2,l59 do. exported.
Four.-There has been dull and heavy market, all
the week. for this article and prices have been but feeby
sustained The demand has been quite limited and
chiefly local. the Psburg buyers having went elsewhere
to obtain their supplies There has been change in
prices, however worth naming The sales during the
week add up 5000 bbs at 81 50G46O for superne, and
Tor extra closing steady, though with more
than buyers, at the quotations. 4S0 bbls. We're
received during the week and O. 679 do exported ndi-
cang continued accumulation of stock in this market.
dni Inc market for Wheat has been rather dull
aung the week and prices have declined sac cts per
pusnel % on white, and Gas red There has been
ed @ h;aq INJURY Tor shipment and the demand
hned chiehy to the wants of the local mers The re-
cePts are oera but not excessive there is no accu-
mutation OF STOCK The sales comprise 35 900 bushels
closing steady at ITO cts for prime white 105 cts for
good do, 959l02 cts for fair do and eoG95 cts for fair
to prime red. w. " ''
The market for Corn has ruled dull and be.vr and
prices have declined cts per bushel since our last re-
view The sales comprise 26 900 bushels closng a, IN
cts. for fair mixed, on arrival. " ~
Hogs and Catte.-The supply of fat hogs is fair and
the demand good. Prices remain without change, and
range Tor fat with small sales of extra at IS. So
each. "
An improved demand for Beef cattle, and prices fully
is fully up to it. We quote AZ O3 rs gross as the
range the latter rate for strictly prime The grade Of
noticed in market for some time " ~
Provisons-There has been quite an active demand for
Bacon the past week. and advance of fully Xct has
been obtained all kinds. The sales dnring The waeL %
add up goo hhds, closing at TX for Shoulders and
w Gus ior Sides and more buyers than sellers at these