The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-23

rates-sales of extra stock at 4K97K cents
per ID.
Mich Cows-The supplies are mainly of low grades
which neglected, and the few good qualities
difficult to sell at S25G60
Sheep and Lambs.-The market has not changed, the
receipts have increased head but largely of poor
thin stock. Good fat sheep and lambs quick of sale,
at full and even higher figures Some ofhe poorest quail
ity have sold 75cd125 per head Stock Ewes want
ed Sales by r. Fl. Hume of 1869 head for S5,9j234 By
C, Larkin 1885 for sos 6S At o'Briens 257s head
were from New York, 41S from Ohio, and 40 from New
Jersey.
swine.-The arrivals larger and prices were
at Western Yards-3 1856 head received. We quote
at 5%G6c for corn fed extra and S562K@5.So for do.
still-fed
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Sept. 2l-Evenng The
Flour market continues dull, aud standard shipping
brands are freely offered at SIS per bbl without finding
buyers for export the only sale we heard of is 600 bb
choice western extra family Diamond Mills price
kept prvate the trade buying in lots wanted, at
from $5 to $3.50 per Dbl for supene extras and family
brands in quality The ereceipts and stocks mode
rate for the season, particularly of straight superfne
We hear of little nothing doing in old stock Rye Flour
is and firm at 3754 per bb the latter better
brands; there is not much doing Corn Meal.-Fresh
ground also rather and Pennsylvania firmly held
at SO so per Dbl.
In Wheat there is not much doing to-day, and buyers
are not disposed to the asking rates. sales of
some 5000 bushels however, reported mostly made
last evening, at l161lS cts chiefly at the latter price
for prime Delaware reds and 1252S cts for fair white
including 400 bushels choice Tennessee 100 cts Ryeis
wanted for new and so cts for old the latter
for Pennsylvania and but little Offering Corn is better
and about 500 bushels Southern yellow offered aneat
all sold at S4 cts, which is further advance, 200
bushels also sold at 50 cts in store $500 bushels
damaged at 7S9S1H cts in store Oats also better
with sales of 5000 bushels Southern to note at 81 cts
and 1000 bushels old Pennsylvania at price kept pr
Yate.
The market for Groceries firm with further sales Of
about $50 hhds. Cuba Sugar at 6)96k and 1000 bags
Rio Coffee in lots, at 11A@124 cts, all on the usual
terms.
There but doing in Provisions and no changes
to note
Whskey is unchanged with sales of 400 bbs in lots
at 27 cts for Pennsylvania, 27K for Ohio and 25
cts. for drudge; hhds. sell as wanted at 26h cts
CINCINNATI MARKET, September 2o.-Provisons.-
There good demand for Bacon to-day, at 91c. for
for Sides, and 74c for Shoulders Sales so hhds Sides
at ESQ., 40 do Shoulders at 4c and do Clear Sides
lie Mess Pork good demand 4 25 for city with
buyers than sellers this figure Country brands
are offered at l4 sale 1850 bbs two years old Mess
S1250 Nothing ranspircd in Bulk Meats Lard is held
firmly at l0A0llc.
Flour-The market is steady, and prices unchanged
s490 and 100 XXX white Wheat at SIS.
Whskey.-The market is active, and prices advanced
4c, with sales $40 bbs at 234G23c, the latter rate
from wagon. -. H
Groceries-Sugar is steady, and prices unchanged =
Sales 40 hhds at 6A074c Coffee steady: a sale of 25
sacks prime at l2Hc. Moasses unchanged. .-r
OLA good demand for Linseed, with sales 60 bbls
57c
seed.-Tmothy is very dull, and prices have further
declined A sale of SO bush at 81 20. .-.
Wheat-The markets. firm, with a good demand
S10S 800 do do do at 81 or 700 do fair red &c. 300
To- prime do at 81.
Corn-The demand is active and prices have advanced
to 75c. Sales 500 bush. at 7Sc and 1000 do at 75c
Barley.-A good demand for prime Fall at 75c
Rye.-The market is steady and firm at 73@D74c.
Oats-There is more inquiry and the market is frmer.
We now quote 36(GS7c. as the ruling rates.
Hops-A sale of 500 lbs new at 12%c.
Cheese.-Sales 200 boxes W. R. atSbc. The market is
firm &c prime W R. So G9c for extra large do:
10%G1lc for English Dairy, 12c. for Nutmeg and 16k
for Norton's Pine Apple.
Butter.-There is good demand for prime W. R. and
prices are firm. Sales 200 frkins choice W R. at 1Gc,
and 100 do. good do. at 14c.
WILMINGTON MARKET, September 21-Turpentine
The receipts during the week have been quite light
compared with the receipts of the past few weeks footing
up only 1857 bbls. There is good demand from dis
ers and sales easily effected quotations. viz 50 90
for Virgin and Yellow Dip Hard is quoted half the
the price of Virgin, 81 As per bb Sales yesterday
afternoon and this morning at So for Virgin and Yellow
Dip being advance of 1Oc per bbl Some parcels of
new had sold at Sl.75 per Dbl.
Spirits TurpentneThe market ruled quiet but steady
since last review at axe per ga but Monday there
was an advance Of Ne The stock in first hands is light
and we foot up sales during the week of 1880 bbls
Rosin-The market has ruled quiet and the finer grades
have been almost entirely neglected We have heard of
sales Of only 100 bbs. No at S175 So 553 per bb
and of 1000 low Nos and at 81 251 37H per Dbl In
Common there has been very little doing-sales footing
mp TO- 1870 bbls.
Tar-Continues to come to market quite spariuaIy
There have been receipts since last consequently
we have no transactions to report Last sales at
ST. per bhl at which, presume parcels would be
' '' MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, September 22-Cotton-sales of AGO bales
to-day at former rates Flour buoyansales of 10 O0o
bbls.; State S41O4 25; Ohio 81 9O52O Southern s5G
DO Wheat is irm-sales of 1000 bushels; white West
ern l25l30 cts Corn is buoyant-saes of 900 bush
els; mixed at 9lg92 cts Pork is frm-Mess I562kta
1865; Prime Slo.75. Lard is steady at 1OA@1l4 cts
Whiskey is steady at 26A27 cts. Sugars steady-Mus
covado SO cts Coffee generally closed buoyant at l24
cts Spirits Turpentine is heavy and offered AZ cts
Rosin is steady. Rice is dull at 3013A cts
PmLADELpHIA, Sept. 22-Flour is unchanged. Wheat
is dull at 125G13O cts red 116a11s cts Corn-sae of
5000 bushels at advance of 23 cts. yellow S6GS7
cts. Oats steady at 81 cts Whiskey 276D27% Il cts.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 21-There IN improved demand
in the -four market to-day but there no change to note
in the quotations. Whskey has advanced to 24c Provi
sions firm and holders demand an advance: Bacon
S1450
New ORLEANS, Sept. 21-Cotton unchanged sales of
$500 bales to-day Hay-New York Hay quoted at $40
Freghts on Cotton to Liverpool Q l6d