The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-03

NEW YORK WOOL TRADE, October During the
past month the demand for all kinds of Woods
has been moderate but more transactions would have
been made II there had been good stock of low and
good medium fleece These descriptions continue scarce
fine Woos Which move sow IN T 70 ne rates OF
was month ago as the supply from the interior has
hSmt RULED W ools-eXtra super and good No l. old
pulling, have been in good request and the stock has
been reduced to some super and No the extra is all
sod at exceedingly full rates The new Lambs pulled
Mo1i mas not met with ready sale, for the
me nat manufacturers have not yet commenced proper
have brought prices readily as As
ana arranged Fine foreign Wool continues in fair de-
mand at former rates. The Cape Wool taken in nree
renee to Meszo and the stock both kinds has become
ghterIthere may be left only 500 bales of Cape and
no new supply of importance is for We consider
the MeStizo Wool well worth the attention of the manu-
aclurers at its present low valuation. Nearly all the
lower grades of Meszo below No. have been sold
Medium and low medium foreign Woods remain in good
request at improved prices, and take the place our do
estlc low grades OF which there is too little grown.
Common forei Woods for carpet manufacture are sell
ing quick at former rates, and most of the arrivals
pohskol Cordova and Rio Grande, meet with speedy
sale leaving very limited stock hand TeILkampf
kdchingS Circular.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET Oct 1.-The Cotton mar
ket quiet but without any particular change to note
to-day, and small business doing in the way of sales
The market for BreadstuGs is also very quiet the wet
weather and the want of late dvces from abroad hourly
expected checking business 'Change and the only
sale of Flour hear of is 500 bbs Diamond Mills extra
family at price kept private. Standard superfne is
generally held at $5624 but will not accept this
figure for good straight lots there is small business
uohg 10 supply the trade at from S5624 upto $67 per
Dbl for superfne extra and fancy brands as in quality
Rye Flour and Corn Meal but little inquired for and
dull at 81 % for the former and $3.50 per Dbl for Penn
sylVanla Meal In Wheat there is not much doing,
account of the rmness of holders include about
5000 bushels in lots at .27l cts for fair to good
and prime Pennsylvania and Western reds 81 81 for
prime Delaware reds, and $l40dl SO for good to choice
whte-the latter for Kentucky; the demand both for
shipment and milling, was moderate Rive is selling in
small at S2aS5 cts. for Pennsylvania Delaware is
held at rs cts without finding buyers Corn is dull to.
day at IS cts for prime yellow at which rate small sales
mo npI aafan
"a cts, without finding buyers. Oats are unchanged
and 5000 bushels prime Southern brought SO cts aoat
1000 bushels old Pennsylvania also sold at 81 Barley
rs scarce Nmskey continues unsettled, bbls selling at
2gzS for Pennsylvania and Ohio, mostly at % cts.
and held at 22(g22K cts.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, October q
Ihere was quite large supply of Beef Cattle in
yesterday-the offerings amounting to 265 head which
were sold at from to 50 per pounds for
ordinary ana good; few prime being disposed of for
50 20 The above prices about the as quoted for
several weekspast. The supply of Sheep amouted to
about $500 head. which sold at from to 9 cts ner
pound live weight 90 Cows, the average number week.
y were sold at from $25 to 500 according quality
At mhos Hog Market 2lS good fat heads were sold at
from 81 so to $3.50 per cwt The arrivals of hogs at this
market, during the past week. show considerable in
crease over the regular weekly average. Phillips
ahe1 ooo Aed We're sold at from 81 80 to IS IS per
ORLEANS COFFEE STATEMENT
Arrivals since LIST July, 795 bags
Arrivals since LIST July, coastwise None-.GO 795
Same time last year, direct .............. 81 ,646
N
Decrease of imports direct in 1850 ... S5l
Stock in first hands this day, of Ro......IsO47
Stick in second hands this day .... None-lSOi7
same time last year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % $40
Decrease of stock this year. 1902
arrivals dircct-ClariSSa, TO Togo Taylor. 5000
Grace Hammond, dO...... $500
SALES WEEK.
20 bags at l5z 6l6 do. l5c 2lf do at II &c
~ do at l4hc.; 100 do Il 7-l6c.; do at lie
10 do. at l%Ac.; liz do (skimmingsl at l3Sc-
%,92S bags.
Stock ON hand last week .................. I277l
heceiFed sInce..... .......... 1900
81 ,99l
STOCK on hand tbs Observation-Disclosures. 1S,O47
Taken for consumption 924
The market prices during the past week were
pFulhary ..''.. .l33t "a
Low Far TO Fair. (d,l4tc
,,po" r''lr - Ia
frime.. ..........................15 (dl54c
H. 7. LONsDALE, Son & Co.,
Coffee Brokers' SO Gravier street
New ORLEANS Sept %, 1850.
PROVIDENCE PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET