The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-08


swISE-There is fair inquiry, and prices are better
BEEF CATTLE.
First quality per cwt 925G1o00
Ordinary quality. S75(U $50
Common quality ............-.......... S.2jG $50
inferior quality. 650(a 7.25
CINCINNATI Oct. 5-FLouR-The market has been
exceedingly unsettled during the past week. much
that accurate uniform quotations could have
given at any time The late decline in England reported
by the Arabia, seems to have taken dealers by surprise
and confidently had ad vance looked for that
still general opinion prevails that the ar clc
must be worth s. per barrel in this market cannot
go much below this rate, though the such
conclusion must he regarded rather indefinite and vague
The truth is, to allow ordinary shipping margin to
Great Britain the article is worth So % per bar
rel now in this market This may seem strange but
those acquainted with the trade it is perfectly Obvious
The receipts during the week have been but moderate,
but they have been in Of the demand and the great
bulk of them have been shipped to seek market
As already remarked uniform quotations cannot be given
owing to the unsettled state of the market The transac.
tons the last two days have been confined to small par
GELS of extra to meet the current wants of the local dealers
and the city bakers at prices ranging from to IS TO-
the latter rate for choice white wheat Supene would
not sell at S4 co. though any quotations given would
be nominal. 1860 barrels were received dnrng rho
week and II 53l barrels exported The receipts from the
1st ut to last Saturday 90 49 barrels against 64
do the corresponding time last year, showing large in
wheat crop
PRovIsIoNs-very little transpred in the market du-
ring the week ofimportance The business has
4te small though at the close we noticed improved
demand for Bacon which made the holders of firm but
Bacon is from Baltimore and South of there, where the
stocks reported quite light
The transactions reported during the week In
Mess Pork, Wednesday, 200 bbs at $3.50, which the
only sale we heard Of We understood could have been
bought subsequently at SIS, and country brands were
offered freely at this rate In Bacon Wednesday. 125
hhds in lots at so for Shoulders and ~ cents for Sides
Thursday % hhds. Shoulders at 5%
Friday Is do. Shoulders at 5A 10 do. Sides at A. and
so do. Shoulders at SIC.
SATURDAY, IS bids, shoulders 5Ne; Monday. 40 do
SIdes closing with buyers at these rates. but holders
asking &c higher.
In Bulk Meat the sales have been confined to 100 hid.
Shoulders in lots at s. So and 54c including packages
In Lard about GOO bbls. sold at 1Oc
WHIsKEY.-The market has been rather dull through
ont the week. and further decline established
Wednesday, the price declined 19c, and this has been
the current rate each day during the week. and the
ket closed dull at these rates last evening 502S bbls
were received during the week and 4S92 do. exported
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET, For THE
WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 6.-TURPENTINE-Ther was an
advance of cts for virgin and yellow dip and 2
for hard on Wednesday last and the market has ruled
steady at the advance during the week The receipts
have been light, footing up $40 bbs
ton in the market for this article since last though
large portion of the sales have been made privately The
rates Tuesday 200 bbls. $3 for Virgin SO for
yellow dip, and 81 so for hard per Dbl All the public
transactions have heard of show adecne of cents
RosIN-Owng partly the scarcity of vessels, there
has been very little doing in this article since Ourlast
view The stock of Pale first hands is not heavy and
generally held higher figures than buyers are willing
actions in that grade We hear of s2 bb at
No 2 and 81 25d3 for low grade No l. In No 2we
hear of sales of 500 bbls at 81 251 per bbl In COM
mon we hear of sales of only 200 bbls follows:
Wednesday, $500 bbls. at 81 25 per $40 lbs
Friday, 200 bbs. at 81 so for large bbls
IAR-rhere is good inquiry for this article, and
coming to market There is good demand, and lot of
any size would bring an advance on quotations Last
sale was at $l.70 per Dbl.
NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET For THE WEEK END |
ING Oct 4-SPERM-The demand continues good, with.
out any change in prices The sales since last have
reached Az bbs follows: 730 bbls parcels at
cents. The Cantons cargo of 237 hbs New York
House; the PameliaS of 800 bbs and the
of 500 bbS to parties here prices not transpred
Also 400 bbs of the Vgilants cargo (sent home)
$50 bbs. inferior on private terms.
WHALE-llas been quiet past week the only trans
action in this market being sale of IT'S bbs at price
not ranspired.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, Oct. Flour is heavy. Sales of 900
bbls Ohio and Southern $53Od560. Wheat has declin-
ing tendency; market inactive and quotations nominal /
Corn depressed. Sales of 27 600 bushels white 50 cts
Pork-Mes declined 20 cts, but at close advanced
Sales at SIG 50d $l655 Prime is 25 lower Sales at
Sli 2od ~ 80 Lard is heavy at 104Gl1 cts Sugar is
quiet at 6%dS cts Spirits Tupentne heavy at 40 cts
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 5-Saes of Cotton today G500 |
bales TIE closing quotations 12Ea124 cents for
middng, and l2%Gl2S cents for good middlings. Su-
Ear @ dl m at cents Moasses 80 cents Flour dull at So
1G11.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 6-Cotton-Sales 500 bales
Flour has an advancing tendency; sales at $525 Corn
declined. Hay New York; is quoted at SIG
CHICAGO, Oct 6.-Flour dull Wheat dull at &c. Corn
firm at So; Oats firm.
New ORLEANS, Oct. C, GGP Motion unchanged;
sales today, 800 bales. Flour advanced to S525 for
superfne. Corn has declining tendency New York
HAY SIG Freighs-Cotton to Liverpool, I'd to Iiayre,
cent
CINCINNATI Oct 6-FIour is dull and lower; sales at
81. SO for Super. Wheat dull red 90 cents white $11O-
Corn is quoted at so cents. Notwithstanding doing
WhiSkey is dull Mt 10