The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-26

well maintaned-sales of 100 bbs New Orleans at &C
42 cts so hhds Muscovado at 25 cts, and so do Cuba
cayed at 21(d23 cts.
Naval Stores.-Sprits Turpentne is quiet but firm
sales of 100 bbs. in shipping order at Az cts and
1U9 40 merchantabe at a cts. cash Crude remains
quiet Common rosin is less active but is steady in
price at $1.52Ed55 per $40 lbs afoat and delivered
OF strained sales of $50 bbs have been made at 81 SO
80 lbs inside price Other descriptions also quie
sales of 100 bbls low No at 50 5 100 do OPAQUE and
white at $3 25d375 and 300 do pale white at S44 sc
per $50 lbs Tar is less animated, but with reduced
stock the market is firm at s262I for Washington
Oils-Linseed is in moderate request-sales of 10 00C
gallons at 5Sd59 cts. in casks and in bbs Crude whale
has continued in good demand at the East further
sales of 1000 bbis have been made in New London and
New Bedford at As cts cash. Refined has also been in
active request-saes of 5000 bbls bleached winter in
New bedford on terms private. good trade demand
prevails at 60G62 cts. Crude sperm and most other
kinds are quiet but firm in price.
Austen's Kerosene Illuminating Oil has been reduce
to 81 per gallon, and McCready, Mott & Brundagt
have also reduced the price of their coal oil to the
Rice has been in improved demand at full prices
sales OF 600 erces prime of which SS5 were for export
Ashes-The market is steady-sales of pots at $3.50
Flour &c.-The demand for Western Canal Flour is
quite active, and the low grades better The better
grades are steady and in fair demand for the East and
home trade.
The sales are 1880 bbls at s455G4 so for siperfne
State; $4.40G4 go for extra do; S47OG5 90 for new
grades Western extra S5@525 for shipping brands o
S5OOS so for ST. Louis brands and $5252 25 for extra
Genesee.
sales of $50 bbls at $5G6.
Southern flour is in fair demand and is steady the
arrivals are not iarge-sales OF 100 bbls at $6535 for
superine Baltimore &c, and $5.4o@6.75 for the better
grades.
Rye flour is in fair demand at s87OG4 40
Corn meal is and-wanted-saes of Jersey so
and Brandywine is held at 81 %.
GrainThe market is quiet for wheat ard closes
y the weather proving unfavorabe the sales II 900
BUSH at II for ordinary red Southern 81 80 for prime
white 81 251 80 for white Michigan 95c for prime Chi
cago spring Sl2l for fair white Canadian, and 40
for white Kentucky
Rye is quiet and is nominal at s1Gs2 cts. Barley is
wanted and is nominal at S0DS5 cts. for Oats
scarce and better sales of state at 41G43H cts
Canadian at 42G44 cts.
Corn is but closes quetly-the sales are 5000
bushels Western mixed, supposed at Ole.
Honey-Ts in better request for home use-saes of %
tres. and 42 bbls. on prva'e terms.
Provisons.-The pork market is again better, and is
quite active for Ness the arrivals very light sales Of
1000 bbs Sl5.7516 for Mess S1075G10 90 for Prime
closing at $l0SO Sl4 50G4 rs for thin Mess and sl7
for clear
Beefis dull and heavy, prices nominal the close
sales of $50 bbls at S45O47 II for Prime s56 for Mess
and S6750D9 Tor repacked Mess. Cut meats are held
higher-sales of small lots of Shoulders at 74c.-now
held at Sc and Hams at &c.
Lard is steady but quie-sales of 200 tcs at 1C A(G
ii &c Butter and Cheese rmer and in good demand
Sugars-Raw have been in better request at slightly
$50 do Porto Rico at 64G74c 4S1 bxs. Havana at 5k
@64c., and $500 bags Pernambuco, part at SIC.
Whskey.-The market is quet-small sales at 26H9
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. Sept 24-The Flour
market continues extremely quiet but prices remain
confined to the wants of the home trade from SIS S525
per Dbl for fresh ground superfne and extra lots and
S55Od650 for extra family and fancy. The receipts
though SMALL are considerably in excess of the demand
Rye Flour and Corn Meal unchanged. The former
is scarce and firm at 81 The latter is dull at $3.50
Grain.Wheat continues dull hut prices are unchanged
Sales of l50 bushels prime Pennsylvania and Southern
red at S17G11S and small lot of Tennessee white at
command an advance on our last quotations. Corn is in
air request at the late advance but there is not much
7(UlS Spts
atoat Oats in moderate demand and further sales
OF 5000 bushels Delaware were made at 81 cts. per
The receipts of Cloverseed continue small and it is in
fair request with sales of 100 bushels at
per GA lbs Timothy is very dull and ranges from So
to g G2% per bushG lot of Flaxseed brought 81 60
In Groceries there is good feeling, with further sales
OF Cuba Sugar at 6G64c and 20oO bags brown Brazil
before arrival, on terms kept private.
NhlSHey is unchanged. Small sales of Ohio bbls at
21G27E cents; Pennsylvania do 81 cents; hhds at
26&, and Drudge at 25H cents.
CINCINNATI MARKET, Sept 23.-There was less de.
and for money oday than yesterday but the of
borrowers were still large compared with the supply,
and the market continues close Rates interest are
firm at lod2 inside and the outside range good paper
IS 12dll5 per cent.
The market for Eastern Exchange continues very firm
and one house advanced the rate to prem buyng and
- prem selling, but other dealers, while paving to
some extent continued to draw at the old figure and
there did not to be any general inclination to ad
vance prices At there but little business DONE
uyers having been able in most cases. to purchase
In other respects the market underwent change
The discount Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa currency
was advanced to-day to per cent.
There was toerably buoyant feeling in the Flour
market to-day and prices favored sellers The demand
was partly local, and partly from Eastern Ohio and
Western Pennsylvania Foreign purchases were confn-
ed chiefly to Extra brands Superfne brought 81 GOA
Co. and extra 81 4755 The demand for fayorte brands
of the latter at S49OG5 was in of the supply.
There is some inquiry from Pitsburg again The Chicago
brands do not suit consumers in that market and it has
been found necessary to keep up supply of Cincinnati
Family Flour New York prices are still relatively lower
than quotations. but there is growing disposition
nevertheless to speculate and doubt whether round
lots Of good Superne could have been bought day
81 60. Wheat firm at quotations Corn firm 75c
mixed. Oats adv vauced to 39d40c. Whskey firm DC
Provisions moved Off brsky at Sl4.25 for Mess Pork;
9&G9% cents for Bacon Sides; ~ cents for
Shouers clear SIDES sens n GE Bulk B1H br61s
9A cts and Smoked do. II cts Barrel Lard 10%(GIOT
cts There was sale of 800 kegs Prime Lard private
terms understood to be A@11% cts. Sugar in
tive demand with sales of $50 hhds. at 6&7% cts Mo
lasseS firm at 56d36% cts The markets. altogether were
more active than they have been for time past and
good deal of spirit manifested in the several branches
of trade Holders exhibit confidence, and buyers
hold they regarded business ont of the draq
Nearly all the sales of produce and provisions
immediate shipment Flour goes the frosted district
Pork to the North and Bacon the Southeast There
was sale at Louisville yesterday of 900 bbls Mess Pork
at $780, 1t was bought Eastern account Lard was
offered there today at 10H cts for prime barrel
The St Louis Republican says:
The money market continues to present the usual fea
lures OF demand somewhat in of the supply and
scarcity Of exchange on the East. The Banks ac-
commodatng their customers at premium-though the
outside rates are higher.
NORFOLK MARKETS, Sept 24-Corn.-Receipts for
the week are quite small uncertain and Irregular with
very fair demand An advance the close was obtained
prime white selling at SOGSI
Wheat.-Receipts have fallen off, while, at the same
time, there is less Inquiry Prime red and white sell
readily; inferior not desirable We quote range of
prices S105G1.10 for prime red, and white 81 GOAL 80
Unsound and inferior lower, according to condition
and quality.
Four.-Receipts continue full and stocks have accum-
uated, and the demand is very limited. The general
state Of all markets is dull in the extreme Some sales
for shipment have been effected at rs for Superne
and So for Extra These rates nominay below the
views of holders but above them sales be effected
except in the smallest way for consumption.
Naval Stores.-Recepts of Tar have increased. with
some sales of cargo lots at about S190. Common Rosin
may be quoted lower than in last report
Staves-Recepts small, with a good demand for R. O.
S43; Culls Sl7.
The Charleston Courier of Friday saws:
RIcEWe have feature notice. at least so far
prices concerned The demand continues limited
but the light receipts have sustained former quotations
The amount received this week does exceed SGT tier
ce winch have changed hands at extremes ranging from
s. % TO S515 as in quality Among the receipts
upwards of 800 erces o the crop 200 of which were
sold at S362H and $575 per hundred The harvestngis
progressing finely and if the continues favorable
full crop will be gathered. The receipts of new
CROP noticed above, the first of the season. The
first arrivals of the crop of 1858 received about the
same period last year The market however has
much better prices current at that time The
receipts during the last week of September 1858 reached
2O terces which sold at SO 81 those for the
following week had up to SOCIAL terces and were
taken by purchasers at prices ranging from $3O6H to
WILMINGTON MARKETS, Sept. 2l-Turpentine-
Advanced 10 cts yesterday with sales of $50 bblS
for virgin and yellow dip per $50 lbs No sales this
morning, and none on market that know of
Spirits Turpenne.-Sales yesterday of 700 bbIs at as
cts, and of 100 do in extra bbls at a cts per gal
Rosin-Sales yesterday of 500 bbs pale at 81 90 per
bbl, and of coo bbls. No at 50 SOFAS so per Dbl No
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