The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-04

NORFOLK MARKET Oct. 1st-Grain has beer
in active demand for the last few days Sales prmt
White and Mixed at Sc to Sc Receipts very light To
day it is not firm, and may be quoted at S5GS6c
Wheat Prime lots in fair demand without change
in quotations,
Cotton.-Market very quiet only few small lots offer
ing. Prime quality sells slowly at IL to 114c Inferior
be sold without considerable reduction in price
Some small lots crop arriving, of which
have been effected at III
Flour is in plentiful supply with very little demand 70
Shipment except for the lower grades We notice sale
olina Slime is quoted 12d5 "a. The home demand is
mostly for the best brands of Family, which command
good prices
Staves of all kinds, in active request at quota
ii ms.
Cincinnati Gazette of Friday says:
Eastern Exchange was scarcer and rmer then yester
day. Most of the houses reported demand in excess
the supply, and of the heaviest dealers took all
they could find in the street. in the afternoon at 5
There strong Indications toward the close, Of
ther advance In the buying rates. for Baltimore
ce some rregulary the figures remaining from 40 to so
but toward the close private checks in demand at the
outside figure In some So paid over the coun
ter for New York.
WILMINGTON MARKET, September so, 1s59.-Tur-
pentineHas declined cts, with yesterday of 400
bbs and to-day of $50 do at So 90 for Virgin and Yellow
Dip, nar $50 lbs.
Spirits TurptSales to-day of 500 bbls Common at 81 Is
fO9 large bbls.
Floursaes yesterday of 20 bbls State brands S575
for Super.
Timber-sales yesterday of I raft at ss,75 per. NJ
The Charleston Courier of the 3Oth says:
Rice.-There a very fair demand for this article
during the period under review and in consequence
the light receipts, some competition created for the
different qualities, which rather stened prices and
when we closed our inquiries the advantage in favor
Of the seller The receipts, which comprise $40 terces
including about 300 terces of the crop sold at
extremes ranging from $34 to s3T but the bulk of the
sales were made at prices within the margin of S
per hundred
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3-Cotton-sales of 300 bales closing
quiet Flour is heavysales of II 500 bbls State
!g4.65; Ohio $5.30d5.55 Southern S5.2o@5.50. Wheat
is heavy-saes 10000 bushels; 1lI6I15 cts for red
and 120130 cts for white is r-sales of is 900
bushels mixed 81 cts; yellow 95b cts Beef is heavy
sales of repacked Chicago at S1l. Pork is heavy Mess
Sl5621 G1575. Lard is firm at 10x114 cts. Whiskey
closed firm at 27H cts. Sugar is firm. Coffee is firm
Spirits Turpentine closed firm at 47(G4S cts.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 3-Flour is firm and active-hold
ers demanding advance. Wheat is frm-sales of
5000 bushels white l2S136 cts red 11S12O cts Corn
has advanced cts-sales of 1000 bushels yellow sra
80 cts Oats have advanced 1 ct. Coffee is very firm
cts. Provisions are firm Pork-sales of Mess Sl6.5O;
Sides lOH cts. Shoulders ~ cts. Lard lI60l2b cts
Tailow lOh@11 cts. Butter 1lX@15 cts Whiskey is
quiet.
CINCINNATI, Oct. Flour heavy, at S475G5 Wheat
dull Whiskey heavy at 25 cts; Provisions firm and un
changed very little doing Exchange on New York, e.
day $50 bales strict middng II cts
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1.-Saes of cotton today 5000
bales Prices unchanged Sales of 100 hhds sugar at
7d74 cts. 1500 bbls. flour sold at $5124Gl5 25 with
sales of extra at $66 12K. Mess pork firm 500 bbls
sold Provisions firm; sales of $50 bags coffee at 1IH
l2H cts. for Rio.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE,
FOREIGN.
Rio DE JANEIRo-Bri1 p. c. Wd71Uick
400 bags Coffee, Pendergast Bros 43OO bags do order
C0ASTWISE.
CHARLEsToN-Stedmer Patapsco.
lS5 bales Cotton, j. F. GLENN, IVA do-A. C. Schafer
box mdse. A. Seemuller h Sons; case DOB. S. & W.
A. Loney & Co. bale do-Woodward Baldwin & Co
~ bales hides 10 bales yarn IL pkgs Sundres 81 bales