The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-31

4Od45c, for New Orleans 3Od37c Porto Rico 25Id3Oc
for Muscovado, and 22[d2i for Cuba clayed
Provisions-Pork is dull and lower; receipts
fair Sales Of 662 bhls $l5 %Gl5 20 for Mess $40
ooGlo 81 for prime 1925 for nninspeced Mess and II
Beet is heavy with free oGerings-sales of 42o bbs at
g Tor PRIME 50 5OGO for rcpacked mess. and 1150
Beef hams dull and heavysaes of 225 bbls at SIS
adoat, and $3.50 fom.yard Lard is rather lower-saes
OF $50 bbs and tics at lOE lOAc and small lots at lie
Sugars-Cuba have been in good demand with sales of
from 1900 hhds last evening and to-day, at gaze Re
fined are active at steady rates.
Whiskey-Is dull and heavy at 27Kc buyers offer q
loo hhds Drudge sold at 264c
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, oct 2a-Bark is in de
mand, and has advanced 81 per ton. Sales of II hhds
No, at S29. Nothing doing in Tanners Bark.
CloverSced is duh and there is offering sales of 300
bushels fair and prime at s550G562k per 64 lbs Timo
thy and FaXseed is very quiet sales of the latter
| Sl55 per bushe
The Flour market continues dull but there i. no dispo
ston to accept lower quotations. The only reported
for export 7dS0O bbs at 525 per Dbl good Su-
perfne and S5.75 for choice Western Extra There is
irm inquiry for home consumption within the range of
these quotations common and Extra brands and
al for fancy lots. Rye Flour and Corn veal continue
sales of the former at 81 25 The latter is firm
Grain.-The receipts and offerings of Wheat continue
small and it is in demand for milling at the advance
noted yesterday sales Of 4G5G00 bushels Southern and
Penna. 81 80 per bushe prime Red 25 for com
mon do 81 35 for fair and 81 40 for good White Penna
is in fair request and prices steady sales bush
els yellow 90 cents aoa and 95 store lot
of poor quality brought 92 cents and some new yellow
from 20 to so cents Oats in better demand and 500
bushels prime Southern sold at AZ per bushe
| bushels prime Winter Barley Malt sold at 95 cents
Provisions are dull and prices dropping.
Whskey-The demand is limited Small sales of
Ohio barrels at 2SH cents; 100 Pennsylvania do. at IS
| cents; hhds at 27H cents, and Drudge at 26 cents
From Boston Slippiag Listl
| BOSTON COTTON GOODS MARKET-IN BROWN
SHEETINGs SHRTINGs the business of the week has
been light but prices steady and the leading styles
s4GSHc., and these the also at this
time last year. Medium goods continue to range from
Shirngs there is change The scarcity of desirable
styles has led to inquiry for future delivery
movements of any magnitude Wide goods general
y sold ahead, but other kinds beginning
late. Drills remain quite steady and firm. Brown con
tnue to be sold close at Beached steady
&c and Blues lO&c Print Cloths have met with fair
demand with moderate stock one house in this city
has lately contracted for 900 pieces for future delivery
| embracing the production of several mills for,
some time. 54 cents is fair quotation 6Ox64 Prints
have been sold to extent New and desirable styles
have sustained previous prices, but large purchases
old STYLES have been made at about Hc. reduction and
manufacturers have closed the with compare
crate but steady demand full prices Denims remain
without change Cotton Flannels firm and in steady
demand. Gnghams are well sold up at lOGlOT c.s for
the Lancaster and Glasgow De Lanes continue to be
the active the list The styles at present coming
forward quite attractive and meet with ready sale
at remunerating prices We noticed very choice
styles of the leaf patterns by the Manchester Company
about 20 cases of which disposed of offered
The Pacific De Laines and Cashmeres continue be
attractive and sell readily at full prices The Hamilton
Company are offering their usual fine assortment.
l
in Woolen Goods Clohers have been looking about for
stock to cut for the Spring but have not yet
purchased extent Cassimeres Doeskins and Sati
nets have been in moderate demand holders are firm
with light stock of desirable goods Blankets and Fan
nes continue in request, and vorite styles of scarlet
and crimson Opera Fannes are sold ahead of production
Cloakngs and Sackings continue in demand In Hosiery
mere mas heen very good business doing and in Shirts
Drawers NlcHlng and Batting trade has been fair. The
Shawl trade continues very satisfactory Desirable
styles of the different manufacturers demand and
well sold up.
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET, Oct 2s.-The
market for Boots and Shoes continues ouie and " Ion
for quiet market for at least months few buyers
are here from the South and West but the with
these sections is mostly on ord ers. The New Eng
land trade has been rather active week owing
in part, to the cold weather and promises to be a full
average business For the Provinces there continues m
be fair inquiry. Some kinds of desirable work are
and selling at fair prices but all kinds are
dull and selling at low figures Letters from the West
speak rather encouragngly of business there The
crops moving rapidly to the scaboard
prices obtained than generally expected We do
Shoe trade for the present.
Among the manufacturers everything is very quiet
few have orders for desirable work but we do not look
for any general activity for at least two months the
prospects of the trade will not it With the ex
cepton of some kinds of desirable work is estimated
that we have stock sufficient for three four months
in dealers and manufacturers hands aud no permanent
improv can be looked for until this stock is mater
ally reduced Leather both sole and upper has declined
HG1 ct per d. during the week. and prices ranges
PAS cts per H. under the months ago
Even at this decline manufacturers purchasing very
sparngly and the lowest point has evidently not as vet
been reached Hides also continue dull and depressed.
Among the exports of the elk notice 20i by
the James Ltefed, for Melbourne 497 by the
EXpounder. for San Francisco. From New York there
have been shipments of rs cases to San Francisco There
is at present, very little inquiry for that market and
with large stocks there and unremunerave prices light
shipments must be the order Of the day present
follows
1859 1853
For the week, cases ................ s S57 1892
Since January 2o6,2o4 1S4I59
Total O51
Showing increase of q 0O cases compared with last
year.
The quantity forwarded by Railroad as We learn from
the Shoe and Leather Reporter, was
Week ending Oct. 26 cases ................. 6l62
Previously, since January l........ AIS, ,2O9
Total by Railroad. .4S+ 81
NORFOLK MARKET, Oct 29.--Corn-Receipts very
light demand good. Last sales, white, Sc cts Strictly
prime would command to cts. Yellow 95 to GS
cts nominal the receipts too small TO justify report Of
sales.
wheat-Prme parcels of white find r adv sales at
Sl3s to lao; prime red 81 to 122 ordinary iufe
rGr qualities range much lower and difficult of
sale.
Staves-R. 0. HID. in good demand at s34X. W. O.
HID. s48. Pipe $50. Heading $50.
CINCINNATI MARKET, Oct. 27-Flour-The market
was dull but firm, and Fall rates realized any
sold though the demand is quite light The sales add up
500 hbls at 90 for uperfne and $5OOd5 80 for
extra 5,2l9 bbls. We're received the last "a hours.
Whtskey-The receipts light, and the demand fair
and prices higher. The sales 100 bbls at % a
23ls Cts.,-the latter rate for wagon.
Provisons-The demand for pork continues good,
with sales of 500 bbls S3 75 holders asked s4 at the
close 40 hhds bacon sold at y and 96 cts market
however, is dull at these rates, and sellers than
buyers
Groceres-The demand in the regular way is good and
prices steady at 7d74 cts for sugar 4Od41 mo
lasses, and II &G12A cts for coffee.
WILMINGTON MARKET, Oct 2s-Turpentine-sales
yesterday of 500 bbls and today of CAS- do at 9 for
virgin and yellow dip per $50 lbs.
SPIRITS Sales yesterday 100 bbls at IS cts per gal
lon and Of 100 do at a cts per gallon for extra bbs
| N nl1Ti mott tlArfr do
Tar-Saes yesterday of 90 bbls. at 235 per Dbl,
to day OF 20 DO at same price.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20.-Flour dulI-sales of l, 600
bSS Superne S5.25. Wheat is huOyant-sales of OO)
bushels white 135d4O cts; red 13O cts Corn is firm
sales OF 4OOO bushels yellow at 95G96 cts. wsiey is
New ORLEANS. Oct. 2S-Cotton firm; sales of 7 Ooo
bales to day at 10 all cts for middlings:
Rt Res o. tne E -.'.''..'... 600 bales
Receipts of the same week last year...... 55 500
T1 THp1't -. '.....'..'... l9Oe0
Receipts ahead Of last year.............. 81. 500
at all southern ports..... 1Ol,7OO "
STOCK III port .......................26 1868 600 -
Sugar buoyant, and advanced 6l%c; sales at 63 "a
rs Flour has an advancing tendency; sales s5.25
on cotton to Liverpool 9lGd Exchange on London a.
ga premium on New York at sight, para per cent
premium Coffee firm l1Cdl2H cts sales Of the week
5000 bags imports 5000 bags imports of the season
Glooo bags; stock in 81 bags against 900 bags
| last year.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
FOREIGN.
MoNTEvIDEo AND BUENos AYREs-BGrk Wenham
249O bbs flour, 90 boxes tobacco $50 bbls roSin 100
dozen buckets 80 bags pepper 80 bbs cement bbs
rice 90 cases spirits turpentine, 157 7 feet lumber so
bales oakum, II bales lamp wick, 30 dozen brooms
reams paper 80 cases brogans, 10 bbs varnish
hams 100 kegs butter u dozen oysters 600 shingles
~ dozen hawks S dozen hoops, 1O0 handspikes 3s
| coal.
BREMEN.-Bd7k TkereSe.
II hhGs tobacCO5 547 do II bbls -four 434 bags ouerct
| ron bark, GO ship knees, 5000 treenails
La PoITE, y. F.-Br BrigdRtiae Express.
76O bbs flour, 20 bbs coal tar; oysters bbls ap-
pies, zoo bbls pork IA kegs butter, II hams boxes
tobacco, blue drills bales boxes oil
clothing, 200 bags lead, bps do. 20 tbIs biscuit
For Shipping Intelligence, see 4th page
Mr.. GIDDING'S SPEECH IN PHILADELPHIA.
The following is full report of Mr.. Gidding's
remarks delivered Friday night in Philadelphia
SO far as they relate to Old Brown:
My friends have requested me to state my
knowledge of Brown and his design. Here Mr.
! Giddings related a two days visit of Browns at