The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-07


is firm with further sales of Bacon Sides at 10%c, some
in salt Is casks Shoulders at Sc 25Opackages
Lard also sold at 4c cash.
There is a good demand for CIoverseed and but little
Offering selling Some small lots have been taken at
$562S956s4 per bushel Nothing new in Timothy or
| Flaxseed.
Whiskey is moving off freely and about 400 bbls
sold at &c for Pennsylvania 27hd2Sc for Ohio and
Prison aud % Nc for Drudge Hhds quoted at 26kc
| and scarce
The Cincinnati Gazette, of Wednesday, says
The Money market has rather tight comfort
able during the week though for first class paper
have changed but other grades have been subjected
to somewhat higher aud all parties who cannot
present strictly first class securities find the Money
ket stringent.
There has been an active demand Bacon through
out the week and prices advanced fully Nc per h. Bulk
meats have been also wanted and holders have been
willing SELL under the impression that prices would
rule much higher At the close, Bacon could not be
bought less than and 10 cts and bulk meats, than
and cts, and in cases rather higher prices
asked.
Flour has declined fully 25c per Dbl from the highest
point closes dull and heavy-buyers indiSposed
operate, whilst holders somewhat anxious to
aze The receipts the last day or two have not been so
large.
The business doing in Groceries continues large and
the sales of Sugar oday reached 800 hhds and Tor the
week fully 400 hhds The stocks of both Sugar and Mo-
lasses are being rapidly reduced.
Flour, and all grades 5Gl0c. lower, the market
closing dull. Wheat dull but UNCHANGED Corn 1c. high
err and the supply very light Mess Pork unsettled aud
Lard &c higher. Cut Meats firm at fun prices Whskcy
! &(Glc higher, closing at 2Sc
The Chicago Times of Wednesday says:
The grain market was active yesterday, and prices of
wheat would have been higher had it not been for the
high rates of freight and the large receipts The receipts
of grain IVA 600 bushels of which 10000 bus
wheat alone The shipments of grain 81 600 bushels
The sales wheat amounted to rs 600 bushels SSG90
for No red winter, 7SS0 for No red winter
76(d77 cts for No. spring, and 74G75 cts for No
spring. Corn quiet, but firm, with buyers than
sellers and sales of only about $4,000 bushels at 7
so cts Oats were lively at so cts Fionr active
a: the prices of a few days ago
The receipts the last week have been 81 O6O bbls
four 6l3 O3O bushels of wheat 6O76 bushels ca 33S
bushels oats and 81 627 bushels barley. The total
ceps since the first of January have been 42l 92 bbs
-four 969 S7 bushels wheat4 044 3S3 bushels corn S3
466 bushels OATS and 200, 500 bu'hes barley
The shipments of the last week have been IL SS5 bbls
four 567 377 bushels wheat 3S65 bushels corn O5O
bushels oats and 13 $40 bushels barley
The entire shipments since the 1st of January have
been 2S4 447 bbs of flour, $685. S65 bushels wheat 391
432 bushels corn 562 bushels oats and bushels
NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET, October 4-Sperm-
There is still good demand for Sperm and disposition
the part of the majority of holders to sell at quota
ons. The transactions for the week include sales of
4265 bbIs in parcels357O bbs at 135 cents, and the
balance at price not transpired.
Whale.-The market for Whale has improved since our
last aud note sales for the week of bbs Polar at
so cents per gallon for manufacturing. In New London
1000 bbs sold parties in this city at price not trans
pired.
United States, for the week ending Oct 3, 1859:
Total for the week.......... 1856 S.2se 1890
Previously reported. 1893 1Ss,579 1,7749OO
From Jan, to date........5sIs4 Igl,ss9 1872 500
Same time last year. GS ,427 1855 lab 500
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK October 6-Cotton is very dull sales to-day
OF 400 bales Flour is hTOyant % sales of y 500 nbs
Wheat is firm: sales of II Oo0 bushels-white Southern
142 cts Western 127 cts ConSaIes of 16 900 bushels
mixed and yellow 95 cts. Pork generally closed buoy
ant at s15.5OG15.62K Prime $40 5061o 62K. Whiskey
closed firm at 2S(a2SX cts Sugar closed firm Musco-
vado 54G6A cts. Spirits Turpentine dull. Rosin is
heavy at Sl50. Rice is quiet.
CHARLESTON, October 6.sales of 700 bales of Cotton
to-day.
SAyAxXAm October 6-Sales of s35 bales of Cotton
The market is generally unchanged
CINCINNATI, Oct 5aFlour has slightly improved
Whiskey is active at 20 cts the sales exceed the re-
ceipts. Provisions unchanged. Mess Pork s45O; Lard
lOH cts. Exchange on New ork firm at g per cent
ST LOUIS, Oct. 5.-Exchange on New York \ per
cent premium for gold, and A@K per cent for Mis-
souri, funds.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6-FIour is firm at s5G6 so
Wheat active at cts advance; white 32dl36 red
25 Corn is active cts advance sales at 93Ge3I
cts oats active at Al cts Coffee is firm sales 500
Sna Sas at cts Sugar % sales at 6a6A cts for
Whiskey has improved sales at 2s cts
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
CAPE MOUNT AFRIcA-Sdp W. G. Stecens.
19l casks palm oil; casks molasses do, sugar, G.
W. Hall Co, p casks palm oil; 92S pieces camwood
bd ivory / NJ Miller 2casks palm oil, l. Girvin u
casks do. C. W Cannon ,
PoRTLAND-I,ig abbott Laurence
100 bbls rum, 6. NJ Jackson & Co; 800 bbs syrup s
10! drums hake 10 bbs. Goldfish, lOOboxes herrings
0Ols do" 90 tons Tr@ p,a5t@r sn1ary Prtsons Pe,s
500 boxes mdse.. W. Whielock & Co; 50 boxes olive
ell C. Fl. Meyers Bro; pkgs wine, VIM T. Walters &
Co.; 20 do Brrnum & Co; 500 boxes mdse. B. & O. RR;
800 boxes do, sundry persons.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
BREMEN-BGrk TIeldnd