The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-05

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THE MARKET-OCToBER 1.-CoTToN.-The demand
to-day. commencing early hour continued, up its
but exhibiting decided upward tendency since week
y report issued this morning. The sales of the day
amounted to 1545 bales at the following particulars19
at u GIG 233 at 1885 II at II 1116 s57 at 12 81 at
10 1916 135 at l27; 60 at 13 cents.
COLUMBIA, October 1.-The demand for Cotton yester-
day active and good; and although there
actual advance still prices had decided upward tenden
cy. 29O bales were sold at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SAVANNAH October 1-CorToN-Arrived since the
oath inst bales Upland and 13 do Sea Island The
exports for the period amount to 524 bales Upland
leaving on hand and on shpboard cleared stock
of IS O49 bales Upland and 2i0 do Island against
1884 bales Upland and S29 do Sea Island at the same time
last year.
the whole unfavorable were led to anc
pate week ago. We but remark the large increase
in receipts to date previous years. there having
to hand Is 49 bales up to date against 2S4 bales
last and II 020 bales the year previous. Nowith
standing the heavy receipts there is but itt offered for
sale as large proportion of it is only in course OF trans
portaton We mention this fact to explain the reason
why, with so large stock hand and such heavy daily
receipts there is so little sale.
Our report closes upon quiet but firm market at the
following quotations: Middling 12bd124; Strict Mid
Fair, 12A
SEA IsLANDs.-From all quarters we have bad ac-
counts of the long staple The long continued rains
and the storm of wind and ran which closed up the wet
SPELL have whipped out much of the cotton and left in
the field in greatly injured condition. correspondent
of one of largest commercial houses writing from
Blounts Ferry, Columbia county, Flo under date
says;
think it has destroyed half of my crop, and 1 hear
similar complaints from different parts county
neighbor Of mine thinks he will not make half
crop" ...-
The same writer SAYS he has heard of parties whose
crops have been so much injured they will at
tempt gather them but he does not vouch for the truth
enough.n
The crop is coming in very slowly, and we have no
transactions to report.
-Oura adv vic al
discouragng The losses of planters heavy, in
sequence of the continued rains during harvest On the
owing to the overflow of inland swamps and from other
causes and those best posted confident that the
of have limited to the sale Of go casks at
393%c and y casks Inferior at 2%c. Receipts 1000
bushels Rough. Exports 523 casks.-Nepcs.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 25.-sUGAR-The demand has
continued limited but holders have realized rather fuller
prices than current during early part of the week.
the of the three days comprising hhds about
the week 225 hhds Nothing further reported
in new crop since the hhd noticed the early part of
the week at &C. We modify quotations follows:
Inferior "a Common to Good Common 6%67c Fair
to Fully Fair 74a7 &c; Prime SlsHf; and Chece SKA
skc; Clarified 9q1Oc Received since the 2lst inst 81
above.
MoLAssEs-Both the supplies and the demand being
limited the sales on the Levee have been confined to
few hundred bb at 121 cts for Inferior to Ordinary
and % for Prm but including ITO bbs Ordinary at
2O2oK cts, 2s4 half bbls. Fermenting at 90 Re-
ceived since the inst 123 bbs and 10 half bbs Ex
ported o bbs Weeks receipts 347 bbs, and 294 half
bbls Exports as above = .|
CoPFEE-fhe market continued quiet the sales Of
Rio for the past three days having been confined to sO0
bags including $50 yesterday 0 The entire sales OF
the week comprise 5000 bags embracing ia Skimming
at sS Gus ~ at 1913 $50 at 1Ok 90 at 1885, 9S3 at lO
and $50 at II cts Lonsdale's Weekly down
the stock at "A lsl bags TALL in 6ands against $50
same ime ase year The market closed 1Og11 cents
fer Fair to Good Fair and lG114 cts for Prime against
10Y cts for Fair to Good Fair and 1i1 for Prime
last week, sn9Slng no variation Imports this week,
bags against sS same time last year ''''"' ''-