The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-24

NhlSkey-IS less active and rather lower; sales of
25O bbs at 2SSH holders generally offering to
sell
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, Oct. 22-P. M-Holders
of Breadstu firm in their demands and there very
little inquiry for Flour. Standard superfne is held
50 l2R per bbl.; some holders ask for straight
brands the trade are about the only buyers at from
this figure up s5 506 so and 81 for extra and fancy
brands according to quality. Rye Flour and Corn Meal
are scarce and rm but quiet at for the former and
81 per bbl for the latter
Grain-The receipts and stocks of Wheat are light but
the demand limited and about 500 bushels been
sold mostly at rs for prime Southern and
red including small lot of common white at 81 80
Prime lots very Rye steady and about
mand and firm, with sales of 5000 bushels yellow
cents afoat small lot of Prime Penna brought so
cents. Oats steady at 43 cents prime Southern
Whskey is moving off rather more freely 400 barrels
Pennsylvania sold at 2SH cents Ohio do IS cents and
Drudge at 264(G27 cents.
From Boston Shippinq list
Heavy Sheetings and Shrting continues light although
notice rather more inquiry than last The
rant rates are S&GSH cts leading styles generally held
at the latter figure. We do not look for any material
change at present. although manufacturers disposed
to shade prices in order to keep their stocks well sold up
Medium Sheetings and Shirtngs range from 7d7h cts,
and light do. at 54 cts. In Bleached Sheetings and
Shrtngs change Desirable goods sold ahead with
some inquiry for future delivery value. Brown Drills
firm at S cts with further sales for export that
price. The Pepperes still quoted at cts and
sold ahead. Bleached Drills are steady at cts. and
Blues at ION cts Print Cloths have been sold to fair
extent at rather easier prices. There is very
light stock in first hands, Prints remain without
at comparatively low prices, while the desirable
styles of the leading companies still sought after by
the trade Stripes and Ticks have been in demand and
are sold fully up to production Cotton Flannes Denims
and Jeans steady at previous prices with sales
wanted. Ginghams selling at l0G10H cts, and
nue in fair demand with stock of any consequence
the market DeLaines continue quite active and the
styles offered by the different companies find ready
sale at steady prices
Wooden Goods-The demand continues good for de-
srabe styles of fancy Cassmeres and Doesns prices
ranging from so 3S especially goods in the neigh
s fa-
vore styles taken fast produced Satinets have
been quiet and the sales confined to small lots without
change in prices. Flannes and Blankets continue
mand and sold up close. COakngs and Sacking are
in fair request and for Hosiery and Yarns there
STEADY demand. In Shaws change since last week
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET, October 2l-
The Boot and Shoe market continues comparatively dull
and we look for very quiet market for month or two
moderate amount of orders has received from the
South and West and business has in consequence
confined almost exclusively to the New England trade
who purchasing full average supplies The bushes
remains quite unsatisfactory previously noticed,
prices ruling quite low and the stock of goods large for
the season.
Manufacturers are doing scarcely anything and the
best policy for them is evidently to suspend operations
until there is prospect of remunerating rates.
Leather continue quite dull and depressed in all the prn
cipa markets. and the tendency of prices downward
Hides also quite dull although the prospect of an
export demand for Europe has checked the downward
tendency for the present.
Private advces from California report improvement
there Boots and Shoes selling atauction less
Boston cost and market badly overstocked the supply on
relieve that market and advance prices to remunerang
rates. shipments from this side should be suspended for
several months. No exports the past week.
The quantity cleared at the Custom House been as
follows
For the week, cases. 1902 3,7O1
Since January 1..................2OS,14 JAP 1sO,45s
Total. .........................2o .2oe.2 .2o4 1s4,159
Showing an increase of cases compared with last
year
The quantity forwarded by Railroad as we learn from
the Shoe and Leather Reporter, was
Two weeks ending Oct. 49, cases ses............1614 14O
Previously, since January 1872 ,069
Total by Railroad. 2O9
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS, Sept 3o.-Trade con-
tnues very dull with scarcely enough doing to establish
quotations The tendency is in favor of buyers Pork
is lower.
Money is in demand, with the prospect of light steam
err day on the 4th.
MARINE.-Arrved Sept. 26, Twilight, from New York;
Salvodaro, from Valparaiso 2sth, Peruvian from New
York.
NORFOLK MARKET, Oct 2lst.-Corn..-The receipts
are very light and in quick demand at the advance We
quote for Mixed white and yellow, 96 cts for DID,
yet received.
Staves.-The demand is good and stock light The
news from the West Indies favorable They will not pro-
baby decline during the season. We quote
R. O. HID. prime sS49S5; Culls do, sl7; W. o. hid
prime $43; Culls do SIT.
Wheat.-Receips have fallen off for the last few days
and the demand fair for good quality We quote prime
white 81 25 prime red 81 Is to 81 90 inferior lots
at corresponding prices.
W lLMlNGTON MARK hET.-Oct. ~. - Turpentine -
Nothing doing. Last sales at 26 for Virgin and
Yellow dip. per $50 lbs.
Spirs.-Sales to-day of 200 bbls at 43X cts per gal
Rosin-Sales yesterday of 24O bbls Common at 22b
per $40 lbs; and to-day of 600 do. at 20 per do
The Chicago Times of Friday says
The grain market active and lively yesterday and
Wheat advanced cents The receipt of grain no.
600 bushels, and the shipments were 100 600 bushels
The sales of Wheat amounted to upwards of 10000 bush
els at 80 cents for NJ red Winter S6G87 cts for No
Spring, and IS Spring Corn was active at
advanced rates, and 1oooO bushels sold 7ss for
No in store.
The Charleston Courier of Friday saws:
Rice-There has been quite active demand through
out the week for all qualities of this article which has
been confined principally to those of the trade purchasing
for New Orleans and the West India markets The mar
ket has not only exhibited good deal of rmness an
advance of about 6c has been realized occasionally
Ihe extremes have ranged from S34 to hut the bulk
Of sales were made within the margin of S3 03A per
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22-Flour is quiet at S512X-
Wheat is steady at 100 white and 125 cts for red
Corn is active but firm yellow 95 cts. Whiskey is
MOBILE, Oct 22-Sales of 900 bales Cotton to-day at
l03G10 cts. Sales of the week 20 500 bales Receipts
25lO bales against 1000 bales period last year
Receipts ahead Of last by Al 60 bales Stock Mo-
bile SO leo bales Freights-Cotton to Havre ct Ex-
change on New York to prem. Exports of the week
valued at SS59,620.
Sales of the week 6 900 bales Receipts 6S 600 bales
against. 900 bales. Exports of the week valued at
Sl26 900 Receipts ahead of last year by $4,000 bales
Stock at New Orleans 22 500 bales against 600 bales
last year Exchange on London 9%(99% per cent.
CINCINNATI Oct 2lFlour is firm, with sales at 81 70
"a So Wheat-rsd 105G1l0 white 112911s. Whiskey
is dull at 10 cts Provsions-very little demand prices
unchanged Lard-sales at 10 cts.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
.s FOREIGN.
HARBoR GRACE, N F.-Br. Brig Margaret Ridley.
14sS bbls -four $50 bbls pork so bbls beef 80 boxes
tonacco. - - pags conee: