The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-01

also white WESTERN spring is heavy Sales of $4,000
bushels at 81 i5al 19 for Chicago spring, GOAL q for
Milwaukee club, Sl21 X for Iowa spring, $127(112S for
red Western 81 al Ss for fair prime white Ohio
&c 81 40G as for prime and choice Michigan 81 40 for
prime white Canadian, 81 "a for red State, and Racine
spring and amber Wisconsin on private terms Rye is
shade better and in fair demand-saes OF $500 bushels
Northern at 71a17S cts Oats are IN good supply anu
Western and Canadian at 3s 3sH and State at 3Sh a
80 Corn in good demand for eastern account and
with light receipts the market rmer sales 81 900 bu at
6SdGSH for Western mixed afoat. chiefly at 6S cts and
69gIo cts in store. ProvisonsThe Pork market is dull
and heayysaes of 76O bbls at $40 30G93s for mess,
and sl4ll4 l2H for prime. Including 100 bbs. mess
sellers option 30 days at So and 100 bbls prime
at $l6 30l650 CoseThe mark has been more active
for Ro-saes of 5000 bags Pendergas at IA Cts.
$50 do. do in lots, at l4h cts. Other kinds rather
quiet yet frmsales of l59 bags Port Prince, at $50
l3S cts, and IL do st. Domingo 13d13S cts Cotton
The market is steady, with fair inquirysaes Of 500
bales to-day and $500 yesterday basis of 10SGl0B
cts for mddling Uplands and Cults Moasses is steady
and in limited requessales of 80 hhds choice New Or
leans at so cts % hhds Muscovado at 256 cts 40 do
private terms and 10 do prime Cuba cayed at % cts
Sugars are steady and in fair requestsaes OF 700 hhds
Porto Rico at 74G7% cts. $50 do. Cuba at 6g7k cts
for fair refining to good grocery grades 81 do MeadS at
market is frmer and the demand far-saes of 500 bbs
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, Sept 2a-The receipts
Coverseed increasing and it in good request at
yesterdays quotations Sales of 200 bushels prime
crop at SIS rs per 81 lbs lot of old sold at So There
is not much Timothy Offering and not much demand for
it. We quote at s275 per bushe for prime lots Faxseed
is selling in small way at 81 62G163 and red top at
$225, The Flour market continues in the quiet
condition which we have recorded for several days The
receipts have somewhat increased and the demand is
limited both for export and home consumption butpces
steadily maintained. Sales of 200 bbls. standard
brands at 1921 per Dbl, at which figure it was freely
made public Grain-There is fair demand for Wheat
steady prices but the offerings have fallen off, sales Of
400 bushels and prime Western red at 81 2Sd
33 per bushe 1900 bushels good Pennsylvania DO at
s131, and 800 bushels poor and prime white at 81 35
cts and Delaware at rs cts Corn comes forward slowly
and held firmly Sales 200 bushels prime yellow at IS
cts, afoat and in store. Oats unchanged Sales of
Delaware at So cts, and Pennsylvania at 81 cts per
bushel In Groceries and Provisions change and not
much doing Whiskey continues unsettled Sales of Ohio
in bbls at 2323x cts Pennsylvania do. at 22h cts
hhds. at 22(dl22% cts, and drudge at 21h d)22 cts
| WILMINGTON MARKET, Sept 29-Turpentne-ver
little arriving. Sales of only rs bbs. this morning, at
81 40 for Yellow Dip 81 90 for Virgin and 81 20 for Hard
$50 lbs Spirits TurpentneFurher sales yesterday
of 100 bbs straight at BIN cts per gallon No sales this
morning that have heard Of RosinSales after yes
terdays report of 900 bbls common sO5 per $40 lbs
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
BUFFALO, Sept 29-Flour quiet and UNCHANGED
Wheat dull and lower-saes 600 bushels No. at 81
Corn steady-saes 900 bushels at 53k5i cts. Other
grans-no sales Canal Freghts better-l7 cts. whea
and 15H on corn to New York. Lake imports to-day
900 bbs -four, 26S 900 bushels wheat SIS 900 do
600 do. oats, 600 do barley. Canal exports-300t
bbls -four, 13S 900 bushels wheat 600 do. 0OC
do. barley.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 29-Four is dull. Whiskey is firm
at lsA cts. Provisions dull-nothing doing. Mes
New ORLEANS, Sept 2s-Cotton quiet sales TO-DAY
$500 bales at 1o%910S cts. for middling. Sales of TIN
week $1,000 bales. Receipts of the week 1920 bales
against &c ono bales time last year. Exports of thu
week $3.50 bales. Total this year A 500 bales Stock
port III 900 bales Flour firm at 20 for superne
Corn dull at 70GS0 cts Coffee firm at 13&@l54 cts
Sales of the week 900 bags Imports of the week S25
bags Stock in port Is, 900 bags against $4,000 sam
time last year. Sterling exchange Skas% premium; do
with bills of lading, ~ as premium Sight exchange Of
New York . discount "a 4 premium Freight on cotto
to Liverpool sd
SAVANNAH, Sept. 27.-Coton-sales to-day 43O bales
the market firm Sales of the week, $50 bales; receipt
of the week $50 bales, against $500 bales the tim
last year. Sock,n port, 9,l50 bales. Receipts of al
Southern ports ahead of last year, $3.50 bales
CHARLESTON, Sept. N-Cotton-Sales of the week 800
bales receipts of the week 10 700 bales; declined 4
ALBANY, Sept. 2S.-Flour-More inquiry; sales 40
bbls. Whea-Transactions confined to supply the want
of local mills prices tend downward; sales 200 bushel
white Indiana at 81 Al 1000 bushels prime white Mich
gan part at $145, and part private terms Barley
Sales $50 bushels Canada East private terms $50
bushels Canada West at So cts and 400 bushels at
cts. Oats in active request: prices unchanged-sale
600 bushels Canada and State at 36d36A cts. Corn
Trade limited to fill small orders; sales 5000 bushe
! Western mixed at 66H cts, afoa and 81 cts. at tn
road Whskey-Sales 20 bbs mt % cts and 1873 bbls.
223 cts