The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-30

| Average OF all sales aDout... 74(d.- Ia S4
Veals.-A moderate business is doing at 4S14Hc, the
| latter rate for very extra quality,
Mich Cows.-There is more doing to milkmen. Sales
| at S25 to $50.
Sheep and Lambs-The demand is good particularly
for better quality and prices from to s5 so for
very common to prime ordinary Store Sheep are want
over twohirds of the entire stock Sales by Thomas
Iarkn, 1,l21 head for $373663; by r. H. Hume, 2,347
head for 81 Al by D. D. McCarty, 496 head at
erage of S64O per head by McGraw O'Bren sos head
including 13 head for $l7s7 and 60 head for
Swine are lower. We quote prime corn fed State
dairy and western at 596%c gross, and still fed do at
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.-sept 28-A further small
sale of 1st No. Quercitron Bark made at 500,
which is the uniform asking prices.
The Cotton market continues dull but sales of some
3Ooa4OO bales are reported today at about previous
prices.
There is no change in FLOUR, and but little doing in
the of sales to-day The only transactions hear
Of for exports are 600 bbs superfne at S. and about
400 extra mostly good brands at $3.50 per bb holders
if anything fmer in their views and the trade are
buying more freely at s4S7k up to $3.50 for and
choice superne and extras and for extra family
and fancy brands in quality. RYE FLOUR is scarce
and fresh ground is held at 81, with bnt little Offering or
selling Corn Meal continues steady but quiet at So SO
per Dbl. for Penn'a meal
For Wheat the demand continues limited, and the
market dull at previous rates. about 5000 bushels how
have been sold at Halls for good prime reds
including 1000 bushels prime Delaware white 1885,
mostly all atioat. Rye is wanted and if here, south
ern would readily command S3c. Corn is nearly steady
at the close but the market opened unsettled and
5000 bushels yellow, mostly southern, sold S6aS7c
chiefly at the latter rate for prime, aoat Oats in
steady demand with further sales of 1000 bushels south
ern at 3Sc afoat
In Groceries we notice sales of 400 hhds Cuba Sugar
at OK a63c, on time. The market is firmer Coffee is
bringing full prices, but the transactions light
The Provision market is very firm, but without much
movement to note in the way of sales.
The Cincinnati Gazette, of "Wednesday, says:
The Flour market, nnder favorable advices from the
sea,ooard has taken an upward turn, and compared
with last Tuesdays prices shows advance of I525
cts per bb closing at s4se@475 for superfne, and
rEyE 70
shipping margin but the exports nevertheless are almost
equal to the receipts The demand outside of the city
Pennsylvania. OF the 1O,397 bbls shipped during the
week. the whole, with the exception Of 169 bbls
east from this port Not barrel shipped south There
is an advance of 1G12 cts. Wheat during the week.
closing at 9510O cts for red, and 9S6112 cts for white
Corn advanced 77d7S cts, with moderate demand
were in active demand up to Saturday, since since
which time the market, owing to the ad-
pretensons of holders matters have been ouie
The asking prices this afternoon were and OK for Ba
con Shoulders and Sides $1475G15 for Mess Pork and
1929 for bulk Shoulders and Sides. Lard quiet at 1OA
(dlOBc for barrel There has been very good demand
for Groceries, and stocks running down rapidly prices
tend in favor of sellers We hear of transactions in
delivery $506 but packers are not disposed to con-
tract at these figures while feeders refuse to sell for less
The opening price, however, is liable affected by the
of the Provision the next sixty days
1t seems to be generally believed that there will be full
crop of Hogs and dealers of the opinion that Noyem
ber sales will be the best for feeders.
NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET.-Considerable in
quiry for sperm, which is firm 1885, we learn of
negotiations for several lots but only sales $40 bbls at
unknown prices. Whale in moderate demand sales 400
bbs prime Polar price unknown; 500 inf 42%c $50
s. Sea private terms In Mystic 900 bbis Northern
to parties here at 44c delivered here Whaebone some
inquiry but no sales Whalmens Shipping List Sepenr
Der 26.
WILMINGTON MARKET, Sept. 27.-Turpentine.-
Sales today of 45O bbs at S3lO for Virgin and Yellow
Spirits Turpentine.-No transactions
Rosin.-Nothing doing in either grade
bbls at s5 so per Dbl. for Super.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, Sept 29.-Cotton is unchanged Sales to.
day of 800 bales Flour is heavy Sales of 1900 bbls
Ohio S. 5096 65 Southern S. 25d5 So Wheat is heavy
Sales of 2S 900 bus White Southern 12sl30 cts Mil
waukee Club 101 cts Corn.-The market is quiet Sales
of 5000 bus Yellow 92K cts. white S9G92 cts; mixed
steady at s15.S0@15.9O Prime s1O56@lO62T Lard
steady at 10&d114 cts Whiskey closed firm at 27 cts
Sugar has advanced 81 Muscovado So @6H cts Spirits
Turpentne dull at AN cts. Rosin is firm Rice is quiet
Freights firm Cotton to Liverpool taken at 7-32.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.-Flour is firm at S5(d6 So
Wheat-Saes of 5000 bushels at $50 for white and lisa
12O for red-Corn is active yellow S6S7 cts Oats have
advanced ct. Whiskey is dull sales at 26KG27H cts.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2S,-Cotton-Sales of COO bales
to-day: Flour steady; 1000 bbs. sold Exchange on
New York, sight bills per cent. premium.
CINCINNATI Sept 2S.-Four advancing; sales at $4 rs
G4S0 Wheat-Sales of red at 02d1 05 and white at
S1O6Gl r. Whiskey has advanced; sales at 25 cts
Sides at 10 cts Exchange on New York, sight bills,
per cent. premium.
MOBILE, Sept 2s.-Cotton rules in favor of the buyer;
the depressed from Liverpool and heavy receipts
having uRfavorable effect
The sales of the week 900 bales, closing %
lie for middlng.
The receipts of the comprise 12 900 bales an in
of 600 bales the week in 49, and 500
the corresponding week in '57. The stock on hand
sput down at 43 900 bales.
Freights on Cotton to Liverpool are held at 9I6d
Exchange on London steady at SHG9H for the range.