The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-16
IVBAVNV-HNDs.
Commencing January l, 1858, and same time 1857
WHERE TO. ms ' 'ieNi Total >i,iit me .
FLOUR INSPECTIONS.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

CINCINNATI MARKET, Oct. 13.-FLoUE-The market
remains i'll the position noticed in last
mand continues limited and local. city dealers buying
sparngly with reference to their immediate wants
The transactions 800 bbl extra to go to Pittsburg
at So IS, and 400 do in lots at ST. IA 60 for supernc
and 81 s54S5 for extra. The receipts during
u hours comprise 2,4l7 bbs.
WHEsKEY.-rhe market is unchanged; sales of 600
bbS including wagon, at is cents, and $50 do H. p
l75 cents.
PRovlsIoNs.-There is no change in the market the
demand is fair sales of 5000 bbs Mess Pork Sl5 40
hhds. Bacon Sides at ~ cts and 1000 pieces bulk
Shoulders at cts $50 bbs. Lard sold at 10 cts.
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET TIE
WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 13.-TURPENTINE-Has slightly
advanced since our last review and quote 50 10
for virgin and yellow Dip and 75 for hard per $50
lbs Old hard at this season is put at half the price of ye
low dip, which is 155 per $50 lbs Receipts have been
hight and with fair enquiry parcels have been taken
bbls
SPIRITS TURpENTTNE.T market has ruled quiet since
our last review, and we note advance of per
gallon. Sales for the week reach ,6lS bbls
RosIN-ln No We hear of sales of 963 bbs at prices
ranging from 90 to 45O per Dbl as in quality In No.
note sales of 3lS bbs at 25 62k per b6l In Com.
mon there has been nothing done and the market has
tons presume that is partly owing to the scarcity Of
vessels.
TAR-very little coming to market We note the re-
cept and sale since last of l45 bbs, which changed
hands at 81 per bbl-beng an advance of 30 cents at
which price parcels would sell readily
WILMINGTON MARKET, Oct 14-TunpESr1SE - ~
Sales day of 90 bbs at $40 for Virgin Yellow
SPlRIfs-Saes yesterday of GO bbs. at 46H cts. per
gal. No sales this morning
RosIN.-No transactions in either grade.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct S.-SUGAR-Some receipts of
new crop have impaired more animation to the market,
but with the prospect of more liberal receipts prices
receded the sales of the past about
$50 hhds including 60 hhds Wednesday at 69s a
cens Tor common to choice and 20 new on Thurday at
G l74 for fair choice. The appears to be
about exhausted Received since the 5th instant 80 hhd
Exported !. Weeks receipts 373 hhds. Exports T.
icd the sales the Levce have been confined to few
hundred bbs 15alS cents the latter for Reboiled but
including 100 bbls crop on Wednesday at "a cents
and 80 half bbs on Thursday 81 cents Received
since the 5th instant 252 bbs and 472 hafbb Exported
4 Week receipts 363 bbs and "A half bbs. Exports
u former.
CoFFEE.The business the past three days has been
to liberal extent, embracing 4,523 bags Wednesday
at lOE cts and 54l at l04 all cts $40 bags Thurs
day at 1oaGll4 x cts and 694 yesterday, comprising 266
lSkimmings) at ga cts 200 at 104 50 a H. 113 at IL
80 at II p and 20 TX The entire sales the
week amount to 1886 bags, follows: 2O6 (Skmmngs)
1875 sos at 102 $50 e. $50 H. $40 mt II q at
ll4dH'a and 320 at II X Ionsdales Weekly State
mert sets down the stock at SG5 bags TALL in first
hands, against III $40 same time last year. The market
closed at lOdl0A cts. for Ordinary, lO%@1O2 for
Fair to Good Fair, and 114@l1& cts for Prime Choice
against 1913 all cts for Fair to Good Fair and II a
1l2s for Prime last Imports this week $50 bags
per Emeline Rutcr Imports since 1st July e. 437 bags
against A, ,l27 same time last year.
GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET, Oct 13-Mackerel
buyers disposed to purchase at last rates but holders firm
the Bay until the close OF the season and the prospects
that none will bring full fares The seasons catch must
necessarily be short. Last sale S12B 1OH and N held
at SD IL and S4 Goldfish i'll good demand sales at So 70
Oil Sl5 80
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET-The market
remains very quiet and although occasional Western
or Southern buyer is to be here but very few goods
are moving off in any direction 1t has been generally
supposed dealers that the Western trade would be
obliged to buy more largely but few goods
shipped to that section this season; the prospect now
however is that there will be but little more doing in that
Of tha trade nfoE E;,IS Of
ern produce declining and the late foreign advces
only serve to exert still more depressing influence The
low prices obtained for flour and grain the seaboar
will be severe blow to the country towns of the West
where the effects of the pressure of last year still continue
to be felt.
With the South the trade has this year very salts
factory and probably the larger part of the orders
making up here are for that market Southern staples
are advancing in price, and reports from that quarter
favorable for the usual demand
Most of the manufacturers working to a limited
tent orders remaining on hand being filled fast
possible, and goods will begin be for the
Spring trade. 1t will be well for all who conveniently
do limit their operations; stock is at present too
high to risk the manufacturing largely of any kind of
goods. considerable accumulation would undoubtedly
dcpress prices We are glad to be able to state that but
small stock of goods has been left this season. which
fact in the face Of limited demand shows a commenda
bic degree of caution the part of manufacturers
Some of them are turning their attention making
siderable quantities of goods will be forwarded that
market during the next month
Among the shipments for the week we notice 941 cases.
ship Winfield Scott for San Francisco October 9th and
II cases per Colcord for Port Spain, Trinidad Septem
ber IL.
There have been two public since our last at which
6l3 cases were sold for Sl3.229.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, Oct 15,-Four is dull-Sales Of 10 900 bbs
Southern S545.5O. Wheat is dull-sales of 10 900
bushels; prices nominal Corn is buoayant-saes of AZ
600 bushels-white s4(GS6 cts. yellow s5dS6H cts
Pork is firm at SIG 25Gl63O for Mess; Prime S14G1425
Whiskey steady at 22H cts. Sugar is dull at 6bd7H
cts Coffee is quiet at H91l cts An auction sale OF
Java was made at declineof 4GS. Spirits Turpentne
closed steady at so cts Rosn is steady Rice quiet
NEW ORLEANS, Oct RELATIONSHIPS of 5000 bales to.
day at easier but irregular prices; mddling quoted
ll4 4dl2 cents. Sugar closed firm at advance of Ct
Corn is dull at 65 cents
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 14.-Sales of Cotton to-day $500
bales at decline for medium qualities of &c. Molasses
3S cents. Whiskey 10 cents. New York Hay SIS.
AUGUSTA, Oct II The Cotton market is lower, with
sales of 1900 bales good middngs middling fair IL
@n%.
CHARLESTON Oct. 14-The Co market is very dull
with unmportant sales
SAVANNAH, Oct 14Sales of Cotton to day 1000 bales,
at II cents for good middngs.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 14.-Flour unchanged; demand
Whskey dull Nothing doing in provisions Mess Pork
dull.