The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-27
noNJESTJC MARKETS

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK MARKET, Oct. 25.-Flour, &c-The |
market for Western and State Flour is less active owing
n The srmness OF holders and prices without mpor-
800 hnge shipping brands offered less freely; the
better rades in fair demand for the trsde put prices
are Sb 30 as IS for superfne State and WESTERN SIS SO
az Il for extra Stae s560G5 65 for choice do S. 70a
sSDnin brands of round hoop extra Ohio; $67 25 for
Trade brands do and Sc 20 al rs for St. Louis extras
rtment good The sales 800 bbs at s57OG6 is for
mixed to good brands Baltimore &c, and So 2O7
the grades Rye Flour is steady and in fair de-
mand at s35Od4 25. Corn Meal is in fair request-saes
If 500 bbis $3.50 for jersey and Marshs caloic and
% so for Brandywine, afoat. Gran-The Wheat
il active, but the advanced prices asked by holders
checks business to extert The demand is in part
speculative but chiefly for export Choice white is very
scarce and mer The comprise 1893 400 bushels at
81 GOAL 81 for No. Chicago sp.ing ST 25lll 81 for
Northwestern and Milwaukee club; 81 IS for amber Wis
consn and good Canada club; "a for State
81 2H 35 for red Western, mainly in storeC AGA
Sl52 for white Canadianthe inside in store; ST. AZ
al As for fair white Ohio (part in store 81 SO So
tive demand and the market is ather heavy-sales of
q 600 BUSH at 70 cts for State s. good Canada
and SIS for do West Oats shade ower-saes Of
Western and Canadian at 3SG39k Rye frmer and
in fair demand-saes Of 500 bushels 50 cts
ern and 81 cts for Northern Corn is unchanged and in
good demand The sales 90 900 bush 67O for
Western mixed, afoat, and 20 for do store. The
bulk of the sales of that ahoat made at 694 ais
for round yellow ProvisionsThe Pork market is dull
and heavysales of 700 bbs at SIS 95l9 % Mess
and Sl4l2dl4 rs for prime. CoeeThe market remains
frm-saes of 600 bags Rio at Ad14H cts and 80
bags st Domingo at 1917 cts Coton-The market re.
mains firm, with sales of about 1000 bales the fol-
lowing quotations:
NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION.
o.,. Uplands, Florida. Mobile. NO &Tex
ordinary.........rS 81 SIX SH sh
T Tis faf..:..i:$$ Is Is t. 55
Molasses-The market remains dull but steady-sales
of 20 hhds Porto Rico at SO 10 do Barbados
cts, and % hhds. Mu.covado at 81 cts. sugar-The
market remains inactive and only hear sales 600
cts. Whskey-The inquiry is moderate and prices are
lower-sales of $50 bbls at % cts.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKEr-The Iadepen
dent OF Thursday says The trade from first hands is
drawing close Assortments are broken and stocks
are small The auctions not large usual the
closing up of business owing to the large sales made in
private The obbng houses still busy The nearby
trade active. and many Western buyers still in the
The Southern demand is still unsatisfactory,
and Southern iobhers left with large supply of
goods on their hands The necessity of buying for
Southern consumption has diverted much capital from
dry goods to grain We hear no serious depression in
prices All desirable and seasonable goods have com
manded full prices to the last The acon of some ." th
Southern restrict discounts adds to the pressure
upon the merchants and crpples them consider
ably Domestic fabrics well sold up, and limited
stocks remain Staple cottons are active and there
Improvement the export demand Prints dull but
deaines brisk. Spring styles of wooens coming
forward to the clothing houses but the demand is yet
spring up the far markets of the South and South
west are unpromsng Fancy cassimcres are less active
th ~ in r,ir reouest and the lower qualities are in
spare supply. Satipets doing better. Foreign wool
t J,ced Tbe Great ease in the money market here
has favorable influence trade and collections. Bust
ness will undoubtedly be good to January.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, October 25-There is no
auotabe change Flour but the demand both for ship
and home continues limited and the market is
very inactive to-day, standard superhne being offered
Mt s. 75d5 S7I, the latter for better brands, without
finding buyers except in lots to the trade at the
figures for superne S66 80 for extra and extra family
and 1913 Dbl for fancy brands as in quality The
receipts and stocks moderate for the Rye
Flour is selling in small way at S425 per Dbl Penn
sylvania Meal is held at $3.50 per bb but hear
of sales In Wheat there is rather doing and the
steady the late decline, with sales of 5000
bushels note at 81 30 for far to prime western
and Pennsylvania reds; 3S for prime jersey ard
Delaware do. the latter for choice lots ahoat and from
81 Az to 81 SO for common choice white including 500
bushels good Kentucky at 81 3d. and 500 bushels hand
Maryland at the highest figures. Rye is dull the
last Of Pennsylvania at IS cts sale Of fair
Southern made at "A cts. Corn is unchanged and
about 600 bushels yellow sold at 73d4& cts, in store
and aoat, and - cts. in the cars, including mixed
Western ut II cts in store and 500 bushels Pennsyl
vania at IS cs Oats are in steady demand at IS cts for
Delaware and sc cts for Pennsylvania. OF Barley sales
of bushels reported at price kept secret In
Groceries and Provisions there are no changes The only
sales 500 bags Laguayra Coffee, at Is cts and some
Cuba Sugar at cts time. In Whiskey there is not
much doing, and the market is dull 100 bbs Ohio at
23H cts and Pennsyv in lots, at 22H % cts the
latter for Easton; Drudge q cts and hhds at 22k cts
WILMINGTON MARKET, October 25-Turpentine-
Sales this morning Of 100 bbs at 81 40 for Yellow Dip
$780, for Virgin 81 20 for old Hard per $50 lbs Spi
JUS
straight at 37k cts gallon and 100 extra New York
bbls SO per gallon. This morning loc bbls straight
changed hands this morning at 1925 per Dbl Resin
1000 bbs sold after yesterdays report at
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, Oct; 2t-Cotton is firm-Sales OF 1000
s5.25G53O; Ohio s57Oa5.SO Southern S. 7OG6 Wheat
sales of is 900 bus. decline of fl2 cts Southern
Red tcommon) $3.50; White sl.62H Corn is heavy
Whisky closed firm at 224 cts. Naval Stores dull.
PHILADELPHIA Oct 26.Flour is quiet at S. 1896 SIX
Wheat firm sales of 6OOO bushels at 81 al 3s for
red and 81 4OGl5 so for white. Corn is steady Coffee is
frm Rio l4EGl5 cts: Laguayra 154 cts. Lard l3Gl3%
cts. Whiskey is steady and prices unchanged
ALBANY. October 25.-Four active and steady
Wheat dull red State 30 Canada Club 81 90 sales
So00 bushels Oats lower and free of sale; 40
COZ cts aaoat, for Western mixed. Barley in de-
mand and higher prices paid for choice lots sales
cts for ordinary to prime Canada West and 70GS2h cts
for fair to good Canada East in small lots Whiskey at
% cts.
OswEGo, October 25-Flour steady at SIS so for Extra
State. Wheat in good demand and lower; sales II 600
bushels No Milwaukee Club at SLIP S. 900 bushels do
at Sill; 5000 bushels prime No 2 Chicago Spring at
sl.0s, 5000 bushels Canada Club at s1.l4T $500
bushels red State at 81 10 in Corn quiet the ad
vance in freights checking shipping demand. Barley
lower quoted at 70a7l cts for Canada West sales 900
BUFFALO, Oct. Colour firm, demand steady. Wheat
rmer and in fair demand sales "a 600 bushels No Chi
cago Spring sIal.01 5000 bushels No. l Milwaukee
Club at SlOs; 5000 bushels red Winter at Sll5 Corn
steady, demand moderate sales 25 900 bushels IS cts
Whiskey steady; sales 100 bbls at q cts.
CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-FIOur dull. Wheat active and la
higher Sales 9S 600 bushels SIS cts for North
western club SO So cts for No. l; 79d79x for No
in store. Corn quiet-sales 5000 bushels at 3IxG35
cts, in store. Oats dull Receipts-3,S SEQ bbls -four
113 bushels wheat 80 coo bushels corn bushels
oats Shipments-94, 900 bushels wheat Freight steady
ut 17tdlS cts wheat to Buffalo. Sight Exchange
New Herk per cent. premium.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL -Br. ship M1riOa-54 sacks salt, F. l..
Brauns.
Sr. JAGo DE CuBA.-Sctr. Priscaa.--162 tons copper
ore, Morrell x Randall.
COASTWISE
CHARLESTON Steamship Locust Point.-10l casks
rice 81 sacks fruit % bales hides and SKINS Jas Corner
Sons; straw cutters, 25 bales cotton, C. Schaefer;
l43 do Mills, Mayhem Il Co SO do, Norris & Baldwin;
% do, John Williams X Son; 20 do yarn, Woodward
Baldwin Co 80 casks rice, Richardson & CO.. 65 do
7. r. Matthews Sons 100 do. order bales rags VIM
Sperryi sundries, sundry persons.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
FOREIGN.
LIvERPooL-Mip Continental new - 026 bbls. -four,
4237s bush wheat 1888 do corn, 2S3 hhds. tobacco
l,l66 bags bark 1924 lbs. hair, go pcs camwood
DEMERARA-Br. brig NuScouadO-1,5l3 bbls. flour,
100 do meal, 400 do bread 400 bus corn 800 do
200 do BRAN 100 do oats $50 bbs lard 200 boxes
candles leo reams paper $50 slaves cows and calves
horses, 2 boats.
hyN,1. A,,tniI onty.