The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-09
GRAINThe following is the of Grain measured
at the port of Phiadepha for the quarter ending Sep
Total. Observation-Disclosures. 613,sS3


change to report for the past week Trade has been
markaby quiet for the and dealers little
hope of Improvement for time to Gomez there are
no orders of consequence coming Prices of goods
unchanged it is impossible make any reduction
the manufactured article the high prices of stock allow
ing but small margin for profits Most styles OF boets
and shoes are in fair supply and orders easily filled
there is not now however surplus quantity of any kind
OF goods, although present appearances to indicate
that unless manufacturers materially curtai operations
an over-stock will be the result The New England trade
continues fair.
The manufacturers giving out less work and the
impression to be that the fewer goods they make up
for the month"; the it will be for all concerned
In some towns where they engaged heavy work
principally for the California market about the usual
quantity of goods being prepared but the demand
other markets is small The larger portion of the manu-
facturers not only giving less work. pay
ing less prices this has been generally the among
those who make light work, but prices have been
down. to some extent, in most of shoe towns This
looks hard for the wokmen but the demand for goods
next winter WILL hope, be large enough to enable the
manufacturers to pay full prices.
There have been two public sales since last report,
at which 427 cases sold for s1O963 large falling off
from.the amount usually disposed of each week by
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK. Oct S-Floar is heavy-sales Of 900
bbls.; State S4SOd$490; Ohio S5 25Gs54o; Southern
S530GS5 60 Wheat is depressedsales of 900 bushels
at 1G3 cents decline white 13o@14O cents red 113G11s
cents Corn is heavysaes of ~ 900 bushels mixed at
70G72 cents Whskey is duh at 22EG2S cents Pork is
Coffee is frm--salAs &c 8 nnn I-- ra'l1
CHARLESTON, Oct. There is but little inquiry for Cot
ton and the prices brisk sales of 800 bales yesterday
AUGUSTA. Ga, Oct. THE heavy receipts oil cotton
from the interior towns cause general depression
CINCINNATI Oct Flour dull at 81 50d4 60 for super
fine Wheat dull; there is not much offering. Red soc.
white 81 II Corn dull at SOC. Mess Pork SIS 25 Lard
in bbls, 106103fo.
CHICAGO, Oct Flour Is quiet Wheat steady at &c
cents Corn firm and advanced 1d2 cents. Oats steady
Shipments to Buffalo, 600 bbs flour, 81 900 bushels
wheat. and l65oo bushels corn To oswego-No -four; M
2S 600 bushels wheat Receipts $500 bbs -four, $4,000
bushels wheat, and 35, 900 bushels corn.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 7-Cotton-Sales of $500 bales
Baggng is quoted at AZ cents Sugar sells at * cents
isf iobt nour To RoStOn 5cpnts
ling Exchange has advanced \ quoting at SH per cent
premium. Exchange New York Ia per cent. discount
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL CoTToY MARKET.-The Brokers' Circular
the sales of the week at 200 bales, of which
$500 were on speculation and 800 for export All quail
ties had advanced lied a I'd on the week. but the ad
scarcely maintained at the close holders offer
ing freely but showing no disposition to press sales
Some authorities that the market rmer but
not quotaby higher. The sales of Friday were 5000
bales, of which 1000 speculation and 900 for
lied quotations Fair Orleans, ND Mddlng do, I'D
Fair Mobiles, 7916d; Middling do. Sled; Fair Up
estimated at 50S,5oO bales, of which 445oOO were
American.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANcHEsTER.-The Manchester ad-
vices continue favorable prices steady though the
business without material change.
LONDON MONEY MARKET-Consols closed on Friday
at 81 d972 for money, and 97 G97h for account Mo-
ney abundant.
The Bullion in the Bank of England had increased to
G4s5,00O. Bar Silver As. I'd. Dollars 5s American
Eagles 76s. 2kd.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUrrs MARKET -Messrs Richard
son. Spence Co. quote Flour dropping, being offered at
reduction without finding buyers Western 2Os G2s
Philadelphia and Baltimore 2ls 22s 3D. Ohio 22s cd "a
25s Wheat quiet but steady red Western s 6s cd;
white Western 6s Sd. G6s Cd; white Southern 7s.G7s.
3D. sales of heated oatty reds at s5s I'd Corn dull,
and nominal at 34s for yellow and 35s for white Mesrs
Bgland, Aytha CO. quote Corn Is. lower on the week
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.-Messrs Bgland, Ay-
tina Co. Richardson, Spence Co., James McHenry and
quiet and inferior qualities and buoyan at former
Lard dull but steady. In Tallow average bust
doing without quotable change in rates. Butch
ers sis.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-The Brokers' and other
circulars quote Ashes quiet at SIS Cd 32 for Pots and
33s.d34s for Pearls. Sugar dull, but steady Coffee
quiet Rice heavy. at decline of 3s.Carolina 1Ss cd
common. Hides firm Philadelphia Bark at los. Spirits
Turpentine dull Seal Oil f3SGf3S los; Cod ditto, f34
@f34s los In Linseed Oil good business is doing at
LONDON MARKETs-Messrs. Barring Brothers quote the
Corn market dull. Wheat declined las. on English =
American white quoted AS 5Os and red and amber
ASS Flour ranges from 20s d25s Iron steady-Welsh
Rails steady and in better demand at Sc 5sGf6 lOs.;
| Welsh Bar f56s Sugar firm but quiet Coffee firm,
with Slight advance, chiefly on the fine grades. For
Linseed Cakes there is fair demand-New York is quo
ted at eli Boston sIO los Fish Os-saes unimportant
Sperm fssGfs9 Seal, s3s Cod sS4 los Linseed very
dull at 32s. Cd. Rice firm. Taow dull at 49s 3D. the
spot and 49s deliverable during the last three months in
the year. Tea-average business at unchanged prices
Congou quoted at led (dlO4d Spirits Turpentine 39s;
rude los Cd.
HAvRE MARKET-For the week ending September 81
nclusiveCotton rm sales of the week 600 bales New
Orleans tres ordinaire 2 stock 600 bales The
featuring adVlceS favorable BreadStufs nave de
clining tendency and are quiet Ashes steady Coffee
| quiet but firm Oils-sales unimporant. Rice dull. Su
| gar steady. Lard firm. Tallow dropping. Whalebone
| unchanged
HAMBURG, Sept 19-In our last report noticed that
the transactions of market mainly confined to the
wants of the trade The state OF things prevailed
during the last week. but the position upon leading staples
nevertheless unchanged and general confidence in
the is manifested Coffee opened more quiet
but towards the close active demand sprung up, re
sulting in sales of bags Rio and Santos at
sh: 500 bags Domingo IS 165 SIG sh; $500 bags La
Guayra s al sh and $50, 600 lbs. Ceylon 64dS4 sh
Sugar has been in limited demand Rice rather inactive
Coon-Under the influence of favorable Liverpool
our market became active and prices improved B04 sh
HdesStocks small owing to heavy shipments to New
of only 800 900 lbs Domingo Logwood and 100000 lbs
Sandal Spices fair demand. Cocoa active and price:
have advanced. IIoney-Havana is wanted Ashes mors
firm Rosin brown is higher. Whalebone rather heavy
| AMSTERDAM, Sept. 19-Cofee, though not very active
is higher Dyewoods quiet Tobacco animated S4 hhds
MARYLAND and do Virginia taken; stock 352 hhds
Maryland log hhds Virginia, 1201S pkgs Java, 2l9 do
Manilla 792 ST. Domingo, and $50 pkgs AmDa
| Iema Cotton-20O bales American were taken. Snga
firm. Indgo-25 chests Java were sold Spirits OF dGr
pentine sell as wanted Metals-Banca Tin firm at h6o%
Copper without sales. Hemp rather more active.
ROTTERDAM, Sept 19.-Coffee very firm at unchang eo
rates Sugar firm pending the auction sales Riceoooo
sacks Arracan changed hands at previous rates spree
in good demand Tobacco-sales of 275 hhds Maryland
per Ocean, rs do Virginia per Scotia 30 do do per Alex
ander 25 do per Washington. and afoat 10 hhds Mary
land per Mississippi, and 10 do do per Aroa N,
Cotton remains in active demand several parcels Nor
American changed hands at advanced prices Hides ac
tive Indigo firm but very quiet Potashes cam
peachy afoat brought f2% small lots on the spot FIX
Banca Tin neglected. holders ask f6Sh.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
COSTWISE.
CHARLEsToN-Schr. H. W. Fry.
$50 bales cotton 43O wheat IS bbls. scrap iron
order.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
HAvRE.-sS2 hhds. tobacco, 225 bbls. chrome ore, 2
tons bark
ST. JoHN's, n FL 343 bbs -four 20 bbls. pickle
joles, 25 boxes tobacco, Dbl. wine.