The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-03
nnnInSr1c MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS, Nov IT lout @o, "a nrices
4 SHINING brands advanced 5glo cts me pe''e
grades active ana prices are and western
u 4oIs SO for state; SIS 6oG565 for choice DO
for low grades Of ,Oon extra Ohio Is s
s ,ade brands do and Sc 2Og7 20 ior 81 LOUIS extra
southern has improved and IS IN iar demand for
ood superfne for the trade and shipment The sales
snrse GAO bbls at SIS 1905 10 for mixed to good
nerdne Baltimore, &C. and 50 2og7 90 for the better
Prades Rye -four is in fair demand and frm-sales of
o hhs at As 5o4 25 Corn meal is in fair request and
Of 800 bbls. at S. so for Jersey Grain-wheat
~ ~ ex remely active demand more than at any time
"a; season The enquiry is in part speculative, but
hiey for export, embracing large lots ship board
, n arrive All kinds have improve ed and favor the
seller at close The favorable private adyces by
the Fulton ard still later news by the Bohemian, at Fa
her Point, gave decided impulse to the market, and
prce have advanced 23 cts per bushel The sales
$40 600 bushels for inferior spring, 81 90 for Chica
90 spring s125G1 26& Racine spring 127al 80 for
do white; 81 1872 for amber Wisconsin and Iowa;
Il 94d1 IS for red state SlS5GlSS for red and amber
white Ohio, &c, and 81 539l57H for Michigan in part
arrive. Barley is offered freely and is lower for
and firm for choice The sales are 600 bushels
tlG7O cts for state 7O73 cts for Canada East, and
1886 for Canada West the latter price for choice. Oats
dun but steady at 37Ga7H cts. for Western and
Canadian and 37d3S cts for State. Rye is quiet-sales
OF 600 bushels at rs Corn is better and active. The
demand il in part speculative Sales of l3l bushels at
6sd6q cts for Western mixed aaoa and 20 cts for do in
store and Is 74 for northern and western yellow Pro
yions-The pork market is rather firm and the demand
fsir at the close Cofee-Remains inactive, and we have
nni 10 notice sales 80 bags ST. Domingo at 12h113
cts cash and $50 bags Rio at IAN Coton-The market
- 49, met hut frm-small sales at IL AG12 cts for
idJing nplands and CULTS Molasses-Continues very
dull and heavy and the only sales have to notice are
40 bbs n o. crop at So cts, and 40 hhds Porto
Rico at 80 cts Sugar-Raw continue dull and Hat and
e have notice sales of 800 hhds. Cuba at Ga ON
cts and 225 bxs Havana at 6G d6% cts. Whiskey-The
market is dull and prices have declined-sales OF Zoo
bbIs at2lha2lA cts
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.-The Indepen-
fair and healthy business is doing both by impor
tors and iobbers There is active demand Tor all de-
sirabe kinds of dress goods, which command ready
sole both at auction and at private sale fancy SILKS are
scarce and wanted Fine blacks are not IN large STOCK
The desirable kinds of ribbons have advanced IN price
In woolens heavy goods quick of sale at good prices
Low priced cloths dun. Heavy domestic goods con-
tinue Ia sell we'll The demand is steady. Trade does
not seem disturbed by the electoneerng gong on
The country prosperous ana credl not u
all stimulated Payments made with regularity, eX
cept parts of the SOUTH and times OF pay Oh
ten anticipated We Observed very aGliHe ooF 9tni
tcn of delanes and there is accumulation OF StocS'
orders outrunnng supply Inc @ % active and
vanced in price Fancy casSmeres are aso aoIi ~
acceptable STYLES firm in price. Prints are dul put
cotton staple goods are in steady request al anu
sustained prices Shawls have been and continue 10 De
much wanted for Western and home consumption Ihere
is no hesitation about buying from fear OF trouble poh
cal or financial. Ali doing well.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Nov. There is some
little export demand for to-day, but generally at
prices below the views of holders and sales of 11SO
j 200 bbs reported at S562ha5.15 for mixed ana
good straight sdperfne, and S5S7hG6 Tor extra ncud
ing $50 bbls extra family terms kept private Inc
trade buying in small way at the above rates or SUI
perine extras, and from 1928 up to s. per Dbl for
family and fancy brands, as in quaty-tne mar
ket closed firm but dull. Rye Flour and Corn Meal are
also quiet held "a 25 and the latter at so
per bb for Pennsylvania Meal without sales OF either
to note In Wheat there is more activity, but at rather
prices for Western red of which the bulk OF the
sales consists and some IA OOOd 600 bushels were dis
posed Of chiefly for shipment S33 for prime Western
reds in store; S30 to 35 for common to good and prime
Pennsylvania do-the latter afoa and $lS7 for prime
Delaware do including small lots of white at
al So as in quality Rye is steady, and about 800 bush
els Pennsylvania sold rs cts Cornis dull today and
only about 900 bushels prime Southern yellow found
buyers at ~ cts afoa some fair quality sold at II cts
and new yellow at 5OG56 cts, as to condition oats
but little inquired for, and selling in small way at
35G35H for Southern, and SO cts. for Pennsylvania
1000 bushels of the former, hardly fair quality sold at
81 cts Barley is dull and unsettled OF Seeds, further
sales of 400 bushels reported at S6d625 per bushe
the latter for very prime lots Timothy is selling at
S262k 275 and domestic Flaxseed at 81 81 per bushel
Whisky is scarce Pennsylvania bbls selling in small
way at 22h cts Ohio do, % cts Drudge 2H cts, and
hhds. in lots at % cts.
WILMINGTON MARK EFT, Nov. 1-Turpentine-Sales
this morning Of 800 bbls at 81 for yellow dip SSs
for virgin, and 81 Tx for hardper $50 lbs. Spirits
Turpenne-Furher sales yesterday of 200 bbls at 81
cts for straight. This morning AZ bbls. DO changed
hands at 36H cts per gallon Tar-Sales this morning
of $50 bbls. at $3.50 per Dbl.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New YORK, Nov 2-Cotton is dull-sales of 1901
bales Flour is heavysales of 1000 bbls; State S. 81
Ass 40 Wheat has declined las cts-Sales of 100 0O(
bush. white Western at Sl45GSl5O Corn is firm
Provisions
Whiskey dull at q Cd2l1 cts Sugar is firm and active
Coffee is firm Naval Stores dull.
MOBILE Nov. 1.-The Cotton market closed generally
unchanged, with sales oday Of 1000 bales Prices
somewhat sitter.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-Cotton is unchangsd-sale
to-day 900 bales closing IL all middlings
Exchange on London lO7.a1O76
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2.-Four has decling tendency;
at 81 for wh 4ed an is 81
white. Corn is quiet-yellow 7lh@72 cts Coffee firm
Whiskey is steady at 22% d23 cts.
New nnIp NM Gala nnI
bales at 9l2H cts for middng; holders freely
but show no disposition to press sales Sugar dull
ak cts for fair to fully fair. Molasses at 3540 cents
Flour quiet at So So Corn at CO az cts Pork dull
mess, SO So Lard in kegs IA cts; Whiskey q cts
ing, lO6dlo6A. The rest of the market unchanged
ALBANY, Nov. Flour dull. Wheat, moderate de
mand at l6 for spring and s55 fer white Canadian
Oatsales of 20 600 bus cts for State deliver
erred at the Central depot at S5a35% cts aaoat Corr
crate supply, and demand good for prime lots; sale
ZOO bushels at rs cts for Canada East 70 cts for prim
four owed State IS cts for winter and rowed State
0cts for Niagara county and IA cts for Bay Quinte
Whiskey 2lhd2l cts; sales 275 bills
BUFFALO, Nov. Flour quiet and unchanged. Whea
dull and parties apar-sales IL 600 bushels No Mwau
kie Climb at $40 5000 bushels Canada do at S07 Corr
duI-sales 5000 bushels at 51A@l52 cts. Whiskey lowe
Lake impors-l2 600 bills 1eur 113 600 bushels wheat
5000 bushels 1900 bushels oats 900 bushels bar
ley Canal exports-3600 bbls. flour, 5000 bushels
wheat $500 bushels corn 5000 barley Lake import
to November l-9l5 $50 bbls of -four GA bushel
bushels
oats, 2l6,362 bushels of barley "a 2i5 bushels of rye
Canal exports the same time-153 1886 bbls. of -four
lOlSO636 bushels of wheat S79003l bushels of corn
bushels of oats, los 1876 bushels of barley 6
bushels of rye.
oswEGo, Nov. Flour steady. Wheat dull, but with
out material change; sales 800 bushels No Chicag
spring at 81 c. aoat and delivered 5000 bushels wine
red Wisconsin at 81 90 Corn dull; sales 500 bushel
Indiana for winter use at IS cts ahoat Other grain
quiet.
CHICAGO, Nov. Flour firm. Wheat active and Ia
cts. lower; sales 10000 bushels S7bdSs cts 70
Northwestern club, at 4dS5 for No l. Sl(S2 cts 70
No 2, all in store Corn firm; sales Is 900 bushels at
cts. IN store Oats quiet. Recepts-3,700 bbs. Flour
Oats Shipmens-1,0 900 bbs. Flour, 1861 900 bushel
Wheat, 5000 bushels Corn. Freights dull Exchang
on New York one per cent, premium.
CINCINNATI, Nov. Flour market unsettled; accurat
quotations cannot be given. Whiskey steady l6 CT
Mess Pork in good demand; sales 500 bbs, all in tn
market, at SIS stock Of old exhausted new deliy
cradle this month, at S17 New Lard offered for tn
month at lOA cts. Bacon dull. Money market an
sight exchange unchanged.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
LIvERPooL-Ship Anna polis-hO TONS rock salt 40 blI
bags, Foard Rogers; cases mdse, VIM F. Murdoch
Co: do, Ross Campbell Co.; cask hardware
Schaefer Loney; do, f. NJ. Bosley & Bro cables
anchors, Lev in Jones' bales webbing, l cask hare
ware, +. jenkins Sons; case do i cask do Coran
Co.; do, do, Anderson Bros. do gelatine C PIT
do hardware, 6 cases do, casks paran ware cas-
perfumery, &c, Garfield, Bros. & Co; bales webbin
cask hardware, Thos. Mckenzie x Sons: cases mds
Stellmann, Heinrich Il Co.; do hardware Ward Bros
casks mdse., VIM Norris; cases do, John s. Barry;
do, j. A Griffith Co.. crates earthenware, $50 Ia
iron, G. W. s. Hall Co.; 2l7 casks bottled ale, J.
Troxel Co.; bales rags, j. S. Williams Bro; "A
sacks salt 100 tons pig IRON SO casks soda ash So
earthenware hhds do bales rags sol bdls hoop iro
order.