The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK MARKETS, October 13-Flour, &c.-The
and for western State Flour is quite active, and
the favorable private advces per Africa prices
4 shipping brands have advanced loalo cts. per Dbl
The better grades firm and in more active request
aes of "a 900 bbls at $4,000 5Oor Superne state anu
estern SIS 5557O for Extra State, S. 75CG5 80 Tor
hoce do SIS S5C6 for low grades Western Extra 50 81
"a 95 for shipping brands of round hoop Extra Ohio,
q LOAF 80 trade brands do, and $6l5a7 20 for St
fonis Extras Southern Flour more active and is firm.
Tbe arrivals are moderate Sales of 3loO bbs at SEQ
25 for mixed to good brands Superfne Baltimore, Nc,
and the inquiry is far-sales Of $50 bbs at 80
Corn Meal steady and in fair requestthe sales are 2o
bbls at So so for Jersey and Brandywine
Gran-The Wheat market is active, owing to the more
favorable from Europe by private adyices, and
prices have advanced 3@)5 cts per bushe The higher
The demand is mainly for export in part arrive The
sales 900 bushels about third to arrive
81 23l 30 for Chicago Spring. 81 29G13l for Racine
Spring 3lG1 "a for amber Iowa and Wisconsin, Sl36
Al for ordinary to prime red and amber Western SLAB
So for ordinary to good white Ohio and Indiana $l55
al 60 for choice white Michigan and Kentucky. and
white Canadian private terms Rye in fair request
and not plentysaes at 79Gs0 cts for Northern Oats
firm and in good demand the supply is limited sales
of Western and Canadian 3s39c and State at 3sHG
soc less firm the inquiry fair at slight decline on
mixed and is part speculative Sales of 49, 000 bush
els at 70 cts unsound 7l971x cts for Western mixed
in store and afoa and "a cts. for fiat yellow. ProV'
sions-The Pork market dn and 9G en- S.
mess and sl4 4OdlI450 for prime Lard is In firm de.
mand and in limited supply-saes of $50 bbls at ii h
I2X cts city and l3dl3S for old Western. Cot
fee-The market remains dull but prices still firm
sales of 5000 mats Java at 164 Gl6k cts. Cotton-The
demand is fair and the market remains very steady
sales of 24OO bales at llA cts. for middng Uplands
and Cults.
NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION.
Uplands Florida. Mobile. NO &TeX.
Ordinary TX IN ~ *
Middling ......1l IL llB IN
Fair FGa .... .a.. III: i2x is @ isx
Molasses-The market is very quiet, prices remaining
FIRM we hear of sales Sugars-The market is fairly
active and prices shade rmer. Sales OF about 1900
hhds mainly Cuba, at 81 @l7H cts and 1,740 No. on
boxes at 81 cts Refined Sugars are rather unsettled
cts coffee crushed A at OK cts; do, B, at &C. do, c,
at SIX cts Whiskey-Holders are firm; good inquiry
prevails at "a cts generally held at the close at h cts
sales of $50 bbls at "A cts.
BOSTON COTTON GOODS MARKET.-Brown Sheet.
ngs steady and firm at previous prices. The
demand continues quite equal to the production and sales
Sheetngs and shirtings are steady at 7G@7X cts and
light goods at 81 cts In Beached Sheetings and Shirt
ing The demand for these goods continues to
hold well and the most desirable styles still
gagged aheBd Brown Drills in the absence of export
demand continue to accumulate although the production
has been reduced much by change to other goods
the accumulation has been moderate as yet We quote
Brown Drills at ctJ Bieached at cts and Blues at
JOA cts. Cotton Duck continues in demand and the
market sustans full prices Cotton Bags have been sell
ling quite freely and the production continues to be en-
gagged ahead Cotton Fannels continue active and
selling freely at full prices. Cotton Jeans. Denims,
Stripes and Ticks continue in steady and moderate de-
mand Print Cloths with light stock, remain without
change Prints dull and the sales of the week quite
moderate Some of the most desirable styles sold
close up there fair supply of other goods offering
In Gnghams there is no change with steady demand
In De LANES there is change. The demand CONTINUES
active and the production of the different mills sold
close .up.-ShPping Last, Oct H.
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET-Boots and
Shoes have been comparatively quiet during the week.
look for quiet market for the present fair amount
Of orders have received from the South and West
with the New England and local trade full average
business doing In prices there change The stock
of good and desirable work is well sold With the
ufacturers business continues quiet they conne them
selves to orders The encouraging prospects OF the trade
have become apparent enough to induce them
to commence actively on Spring work. While this dull
apparent among manufacturers the corresponding
branches of the trade continue be less excited
Hides have been in active request both here and in New
York and prices still tend upward-Shirping List, Oct
WILMINGTON MARKET, Oct 13.-Turpentine-Non,
in market and sales So so has been offered for lot t.
arrive, which is still further advance of cts. Spirits
TurpenneFurher sales yesterday of 100 bbls straight
at So cts. per gallon. No sales to-day.
CHARLESTON RICE MARKET, Oct I2.-An active
demand has prevailed during the past week for this
all of the receipts in the same time, amounting to 6S
tierces Prices very firm ranging from 81 to ZIG
the bulk of sales being made at AZ and Ak for fair
' MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 13.-Flour is dull and unchanged
Wheat is acve-red 81 SO1S SO; choice white 81 S. Corr
is arm-sales Of yellow at 70 cts. Pork $40 5O@s2O.-
Cofee-Rio 14K15 cts whiskey is dull at 22X d23 cts
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. I2.-Cotton-the market is quiet
sales to-day $500 bales; middling IOX a1OX cts Sale
of the week "a 900 bales. Receipts of the week 80 OO
against $4,000 bales last year. Exports of the weel
$4,000 bales. Total exports of the 81 bales
Receipts less than last year 3s 800 bales Receipts
Southern ports less than last 900 bales Stock
quiet at S5SO95s7H Tobacco frmer and the market ex
cited. Coffee firm; Rio 15cts. sales of the week 1O(
bags against $500 last year. Exchange easier but
changed Freights-Cotton to Liverpool "a.
MOBILE, Oct. 1l-Cotton-sales to-day 5000 bales at
1Oh cts. for mddng. Sales of the week 1000 bales;
receipts of the week 1650O bales stock In port 1O6 $40
bales. Freights and exchange unchanged.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 1.-Cotton firm and Indianapolis
to-day $50 bales.
CHARLESTON Oct. 11-Cotton-sales to day 1850 bales;
OswEGo Oct 12-Flour steady S. 25 for extra State
Wheat quiet scarcity of boats checks shipping inquiry
Sl16 afoat and 5000 bushels white Canadian on private
terms Corn unchanged-saes 5000 bushels Illinois at
60 cts Oats quiet Barley lower-sales 1000 bushels
ordinary Canadian at 70 cts and 400 bushels do at 20
cts, afoat Rye steady-sales 5000 bushels Canadian
clned1 sales 81 900 bushels at 90 cts for Northwest
club, Ss9Ssh cts. for No and SS@ssh cts for No
2 from store Corn dull, and declined ct sales zoo
bushels at SO cts from store Oats quiet Receipts-S
bbs -four, 16l 900 bushels wheat, $4,000 bushels
1900 bushels oats Shpmentsl0 900 bbls -four 10Y 00
bushels wheat IL 900 bushels Freights advanced
CT; 1SB cts. on wheat to Buffalo. Sight exchange
per cent. premium.
ALBANY, Oct 13.--Flour very active and tending up
wards Wheat higher-S000 bushels amber Michigan
$l40, delivered in New York; white Michigan 81 50d
$152, held higher Corn steady-sales 900 bushels
Western mixed early 67 cts. Barley dull, good sam
piles here Canada West via Buffalo 7GsO for inferior
State. Oats 80 cts for State.
BUFFALO, October 13.-Flour firm and in fair demand.
Wheat opened dull but receipt of New York dispatches
became rmer, with fair demand Sales 5000 bushels No.
Chicago spring ST 05 900 bushels Northwestern
Club at 81 o. IL 900 bushels No l Milwaukee Club
Sill 900 bushels do S11 1000 bushels white Mich
igan ct 81 90 Corn closed frm-sales 10000 bushels at
56cts Oats rmer-Sales 900 bushels at 2S cts. Whs-
key seady-sales 1000 bbs at q cts Imports-6,O00
bbs -four, 167 900 bushels wheat 1900 do corn Ex-
ports700 bbls -four Ill 900 bushels wheat 900 do