The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton-The market is tame and nominalsaes at II q
@l1Xc for middling uplands,
Flour &c-The low grades of western canal Flour
5c.GD15c. per bb lower the inquiry is ve<y limited
Choice brands very heavy Sales of 800 bbs at
extra State 81 S0G515 for low grades extra Western
s525G56 go for old and Round Hoop Extra Ohio, s5.
65d675 for trade brands do S540G5J0 for extra st.
Louis and S54OG 25 for extra Genesee. Canadian Flour
is rather lower-sales of 220 bbs SIS 35650 South
Flour is without change the receipts lightsales
of 400 bbls s53O9565 for superfne Baltimore, &c,
and s570G7 for the better grades Rye Flour is in fair
| demand at S3.76Gl4 so. Corn Meal is firm.
Grain.-Wheat is freely offered, and prices have de-
clned and close of 10 500 bushels at 81
$l45 for white Kentucky, and S1.07 for choice Iowa
| spring, in bbls
Oats in fair demand at 4Sc for Western and Cana
dian, and 434S&c for State. Rye is rm-sales of 100
| bushels at SlHc.
at 80 cts for Mixed and 900 bushels round yellow
| to-day at 92c.
Hides-The market is dull The sales for the week are
24SOO The import since the lst inst is 2762 and 143
bales The stock on hand is 100000.
Leather.-The demand is trivial and prices show
downward tendency.
Moasses-Is active and higher-saes of 200 Cuba
tart at 22c., and SEQ sweet on private terms.
during the week are 1850 bbs at 47D4S cts including
merchantable and shipping lots. Crude is quiet Com
Rosin is firm, with sales during the week of SIS
bbs at s151k6 61.57k. Other kinds are in mode.
rate demand. Tar is firm. Pitch is steady at s1S7H
d2.00
Oils-Lnseed is quiet The sales during the week COM
prise 5000 gals 5759 in casks and bbs Crude
Sperm is steady and prices somewhat better.
steady but prime closes heavy the stock reduced more
than expected by most dealers.
Sales of 2300 bbs. at SIS S0d15S7 for Mess; Sl4.75D
lS7k for thin Mess; $3.50 for clear and $1O5Oal062X
for prime.
prime, ss for Vermont Mess, and $3.50 for repacked
Chicago.
Beef hams are quiet at s5l7 for new Lard is steady
sales of $50 bbls. at 11@ll4 cts.
Rice is quiet Sales of so tierces at 3G4 cls part
Sugars.-The demand is fair, and prices firm Re-
Teas continue active firm at the recent advance
Whalebone-We notice sales of 1000 lbs Northwest
Coast at 30 cts, and $500 lbs. Ochotsk at % cts
Whskey is steady; sales of 400 bbls. at 27 cts.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Oct 1.-Evening.-There
is rather demand for Flour both and home
consumption, and the market is frmer Sales of 1000
bbls wm B. Thomas superfne at a price not made pub
lie and 200 bbs good Western extra at s575 per bbl
The sales to the trade fair extent, at SIS up to
s5 rs for common and extra brands and from the latter
quotation up to s675 for extra family and fancy lots,
in quality. Rye Flour and Corn Meal continue scarce
the latter is wanted at $3.50 per bbl.
Gran.-There is not much demand for Wheat and the
offerings light Sales of 200 bushels, poor and good
Southern red s115l 10 per bushe 1900 bushels good
white at S130 and 600 bushels choice white 81 35 Rye
is unsettled Sales of 400 bushels Pennsylvania at 90 cts
and 900 bushels Southern at sOds3 chiefly at the
latter rate Corn is less activethe demand having fallen
Off but there is less coming forward and prices
changed Sales of 400 bushels yellow at 81 afoat.
Oats are in good request Sales of 1000 bushels prime
Delaware at 80 cts per buhe and 900 bushels inferior
at SO cts. No sales of Barley or Barley Malt.
Provisions continue to have upward tendency Sales
Pork SI6.5O heavy do. s17, and ear
at $lS per bb Hams are selling at l213H cts Sides
Whiskey.-The demand is limited. Sales of Ohio
bbls 27 cts. so bbls Prison 81 cts; Pennsylvania
do at 26H cts hhds at 26 cts Drudge at 25925A cts
BOSTON DRY GooDS-In Brown sheetings there is
no change. Heavy standard goods are held at sh cts
with sales wanted at this price. Medium goods range
from 7(7A cts with fair demand; and light goods
and wanted at So cts. Beached Sheetings and
Shrtings have been firm during the week. The supply
of avote styles falls short of the demands the goods
arriving all previously contracted for. Good prices
continue to be realized Drills are firm, and readily
mand a cts for brown. Beached selling at cts
and blues 1OA cts The stock of print cloths continues
light and very little has been done during the week In
prices material change, although printers less dis
posed to pay the late current rates Favore styles of
prints have been steady demand sustain the pre-.
vous rates Denims continue to very fair demand,
and supplies taken about fast produced Cotton
vous prices Ginghams have been in fair demand and
range from 1Ol0h cts for the Lancaster and Glasgow
De LANES continue pretty active and new styles are sell
ing principally from 17(IlS cts.
WooLEN GooDs-Fancy Cassimeres continue in fair re
quest and the market firm for all desirable goods Sat
Cloakings and Sackings continue to with a very
fair demand. Fannels and Blankets selling freely
full prices Shawls meet with demand and favorte styles
of the different Companies continue to be sold ahead In
other Wooen Goods there material change since
week, with steady sales.
CINCINNATI MARKET, Sept. 29.-Flour-The de
mand less active to-day but full prices realized
tn ough holders more disposed to SELL and hence
done. The sales comprise $500 bbls at S4 s0
49O for superfne and S5530for extra Included in the
sales one lot of 100 bbs white wheat S5. 200
bbls were received the last "a hours.
very firm Sales of 700 bbls at 25hc-the latter
for wagon.
Provisions.-There was an improved demand for Bacon
to-day and holders again firm at S10 cts, while
buyers were anxious at y cts. and 93 cts The
sales confined so hhds Shoulders X cts $500
pieces common Hams at 81 cts, and $4,000 lbs. bulk
Shoulders at 6A cts Mess Pork held at SIS and Bulk
Meat at 7d9 cts Lard cannot be bought any
low II cts for Dbl and ~ cts. for keg.
Tobacco.-Sales of 60 packages at cts. for medium
Leaf, and cts. for parcels q Lugs.
lGroceres-The market firm; sales of rs hhds Sugar
II MOiaSSeS Coffee unchanged,
Wheat.-The demand active to-day, and prices ad-
yanced cts per bushe on red, and 203 cts white.
Sales 1900 bushels prime red at los cts 200 do do do
at LOG cts 1000 do prime white at 112 cts 200 do good
lis cts.
Corn-An active demand to-day at so cts but the re-
ceipts being very light, and the stock small holders
asking advance Sales $50 bushels at S3 delivered
Rye-A good demand and prices advanced to 77(d)7S
cts, with sales of 400 bushels.
Barey.-A fair demand for strictly prime Fall, and
prices steady Sales mixed Spring and
Fall at 20 cts, and $50 bushels prime Fall delivered
rs cts
oats-The receipts are larger, and the market easier,
and prices to cts lower. Sales 200 bushels at depot
at AZ cts and 1,50O do. at canal at 46 cts.
SeedA sale of $50 bushels prime Timothy at 81 so
bushel
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
MOBILE Sept. 30-Cotton-Sales to-day of 200 bales
at 10X@l07c for mddng, the market closing steady;
cept of the same week of last year $50 bales receipts
of last year. 1OO5 bales; stock Mobile, 5s Oeo
bales. Freights on cotton to Liverpool, sd.
New ORLEANS, Sept 30-Cotton-Sales today of $500
bales.
Sales of the week.................... AZ 900 bales
Receipts. -. ....... 10000
Receipts of the same week last year.. a 900
Total receipts of the season.......,.. 600
Receipts ahead of last year. .......... $4,000
~ Stock in port....... ............ =. l22,O00
Sugars firm. Flour steady. Cofee-Sales of the week
170O bags receipts $4,000 bags; stock in port % 900
bags against 35 900 bags last Rio 12Hc Exchange
New York q per cent premium.
CINCINNATI Sept SFlour less active; buyers stand
of at yesterdays quotations. Whiskey is dull at 25c.
Provisions unchanged Bacon in good demand sides 9Hc
Mess Pork SIS Exchange on New York at per
cent premium.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE
FOREIGN.
HARBoR GRACE, n. F.-Schr. John Griffith.
5S1 terces Goldfish, 46 drums do, II terces seal oil,
Kirkland, Chase Co.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
Rio DE JANEIRe-Brig Mount FerRon.
24lS bbls. of flour.
HAvANA-Bark. Lacy Ann.
335 tons coal.
AsPINwALL-Schr. j. H. Miner.
800 tons coal.