The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-25

cts We have change to note in the general condition
of the market and quote Rio before at 10l1
for medium to fair; II l2 cts for good; 124 cts
for prime Laguayra at 12dl3 cts; and Java at l5bG,
161 cts The stock here Of descriptions is about 80
600 bags
FLoUR.-The demand for Flour is increasing, and we
note decided improvement within the last day two
In the general tone of the market. For Howard
and Ohio Super holders were generally asking this
morning s525 per bb, which is advance of 12k cts
on Saturdays price and sale of $50 bb Howard street
was reported on 'Change at the above figure None of
the shippers disposed however pay the advance
asked and the above the only sale of either of these
varieties that have heard of to-day City Mills Su
per is very firm TODAY at SIS per bbl but have heard
of sales We note however sales of 800 bbs Brandy
wine Super s55 400 bbs Ohio Extra at 200 bbis
Howard street do at s562H and 800 bbs very choice
brands do at $5S7H6 perbbl Extra Flour closes firm
at $3.50 for Ohio, $5.62H66 for Howard street s6 for
regular shipping, and $675 per bb for fancy brands
City Mills
FAMILY YFLouRFamily Flourcontinu in brisk demand
Welchs and 81 25 per bb for the Patapsco Reservoir
Silver Spring, Ashland and Shenandoah brands Howard
toda5 of 200 bbls. at this figure
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR-We note sale to-day of 4 900 lbs
Matthews premium Buckwheat at So. so per 100 lbs
RYE FLOUR AND CORN MEAL-Rye Flour is firm at
S45 per bbl, and quote Corn Meal steady at S437
for Baltimore, and so per bb for Brandywine
GRAN Grain of all descriptions in fair supply
this morning, the offerings Change including some
1900 bushels Wheat 5000 bushels Corn, 1000 bushels
Rye, and 5000 bushels Oats. The demand was brisk
and the market firm for all varieties. Wheat was
particularly active, and prices for it cts
per bushe higher than on Saturday Reds sold at 115
!25 cts for fair to PRIME and whites at 13O33 cts for
falr 35l45 cts for good to prime and 14SG50 for
choice lots and both varieties closed firm these figures
Corn sold to-day at S0dS6 cts for white 9496
Tor old do, and 9597 cts. for old yellow. There were
one or two lots yellow offered. but sales
ered To-Day sold at 3940 cts for Maryland and IL
d42 cts for Pennsylvania. Rye quiet but we quote
sylvana.
MoLASs ES.-we note sale to-day of IL hhds, so
erces and l6 bbs sour Cuba Molasses at 81 cts but
near OF nothing doing in other descriptions. We quote
sweet clayed Cuba 2526 cts Cuba Muscovado at 27
2S cts English Island at 25693O cts and New Orleans
at 39(G4l cts. per gallon.
PRoYISI0NS.-Provisions continue dull and heavy,
and for Bacon prices have still declining tendency
Shoulders selling in retail lots at cts and Sides
at1Ok cts, but large lots believe be bought at
We sale to-day of 800 pieces plain Bacon
give no quotation for it. There is some inouiry for
Mess Pork andwe note sales to-day nots 200
at Si5,5O Prime Pork may be quoted at $l1.25, and
ala for old and Baltimore packed No l. and s4l7
per bb for do Mess and Lard at 11H cts per lb for
Western in bbs. and terces, and l2H(d1 in kegs
RlCE.-We note sale today of 100 tierces crop
Rice but the terms for kept private. We quote
new crop Rice at 44 cts for good to PRIME and old do
as ranging from 3k to AZ cts.
SUGARS,-There is very little inquiry for Sugars and
so far have heard there have been sales made
day We heard however of sales made late Saturday
of DC hhds prime New Orleans SS25 The market for
Sugars is certainly heavy, and to effect sales holders
would be obliged accept rates. The prices asked
are, however still follows viz: s6G6.37k for common
to good refining Cuba and English Island; s6507 25
for grocers' STYLES Cuba; S7257 so for fair to good
choice do.
SALT-Liverpool Salt is firm with rather an upward
tendency Ground Alum is however still selling at 90
cts and fine at lao cts. for Marshalrs and jeffrey Dar
cys, and 155 cts. sack for Ashton's. We continue
to quote Turks Island Salt at l7a1s cts. per bushe
SEEDS.-Wc continue to quote Cloverseed firm at S.
SO for prime and Timothy do at 50 753 per bushel
Both descriptions are scarce and wanted. F;axseed is
steady at S14O14 As per bushel We heard sale to-
day of so bushels at S1.40.
WHISKEY Whiskey is irregular and unsettled We
have reported to-day sales of $50 bbs City at 2sH cts
100 bbls do cts and 100 bbls Ohio at 28X cts and
heard also of sales Saturday which noticed
in report of 100 bbs Ohio 2S cts and $50 bbls
Pennsylvania Whskey at 27H cts
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
The Cincinnati Gazette of Saturday says:
The supply of Eastern Exchange is fully equal to the
demand and the latter is freely met at quotations In
deed most of the dealers free sell than
to buy at 40 for Baltimore, and so for New York and
Philadelphia
Messrs. Hughes & Dorland jewelers. have failed and
made an assignment Liabilities S6O00O assets s33 000
There fair but not active demand for Flour to-
day Holders were stiff and the tone of the trade gene
rally was strong Superne ranged from $40 81 go
Whskey declined to 23A cts and closed with sellers
than buyers at that figure Provisions quite dull
and the only sales so hhds Bacon Sides cts
held at cts and Mess Pork at S14 Sugar Molasses
dull, but prices unchanged For wheat there
brisk demand, and prices advanced 23 cts per bushei
prime qualities brought 81 10 for red and for white
New sold as low 40 cts. Oats steady As cts
The Chicago Times, of Saturday says:
The grain market active yesterday. at an advance
of cent over the prices of Thursday The receipts of
grain 1l5000 bushels and the shipments were 29
900 bushels wheat The sales of wheat amounted to So
600 bushels at 81 for No. red winter 90 No.
red; S7s9 cts. for No spring, and s50S7 cts for No
spring Corn quiet but firm, at eO(GSI cts
Oats active, and SO 000 bushels sold 3132 cs in
store; SO cts. aoa and "a cts. board Flour would
have been active, but holders demanded a further ad
of Is cts per bb which checked operations We
hear Of sales of less than 5000 bbls prices quoted
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. Oct %, P. Motion is steady with sales
of 600 bales Uplands and Mddlings 11% Flour has ad
vanced 20 with sales of 90 barrels-market
closed with declining tendency; State $490 to S5.
Wheat declined white $50 cts Corn heavy-saes q 600
bushels white 103 cts. Prime Pork advanced 100
Sales at $1093. Lard declined b-sales at 10B to Tx
Whiskey % cts Sugar active-Muscovado 54(07
cts; Havana 54 to IL cts Coffee quiet at 10& to
12h cts.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 24-Flour is firm with sales rang
ing from So 10 to $50. Wheat is active with sales
1300140 cts for white and l25l26 for red Corn is
active with advancing tendency-sales of yellow
e6 cts. Oats dull and declining Coffee is firm
Gl2 cts. for Rio, with stock of 1000 bags Sugar is
firm with sales of Cuba at 6H al cts Pork is firm with
sales of Mess at S16Gll6 So Bacon is steady. Lard
sales at 11hGl2 cts. Whskey is steady at % cts.
New ORLEANS, Oct 22.-Cotton steady; sales of 9 500
bales; prices unchanged at 0%G10% cts for middngs
Pork is buoyant at SIS 50G1l6 for Mess Exchange on
New York s premium for gold and currency. Exports
of specie for the week $4,000.
CINCINNATI, Oct 24-Flour active at S4 S0G4 3d.
Wheat firm at Sl0SG1.1O for red, and s1.12@l1s for
w