The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-06
DOMESTIC MARKETS

MAfhEIS.-ASHES-Ih is
steady, the demand frsaes o4O bbs. at Sc for both
kinds
CoFFEE-The market is very firm but the demand is
much less lnimated-no cargo sales have been effected
this morning-thc stock of Rio is reduced 81
bags and good to prime grades are firm at 1o&al1Hc.
CoTToN-T. market is irmer the low grades.
FIsH-The market is active, and prices are well
sustained In Dry Cod sales of OU0 quintas been
made So G2b for Marblehead and small Georges
In Mackerel we sales of 200 bbs old No l Mass nj
Sl3 and 600 do do including 400 to arrive at %
Tor No l. Sl3 for No. > and SS.75 for No. 3. Smoked
Soc for Sealed and 16c for No l.
FLOUR, &c.-lhe market for Western Canal flour is
without much change the demand is fair for superne re-
Jctea State-thS Is in limited supply Of very inferior
State we notice sales as low $40 Good Western Ex-
tras are dull heavy and freely offered the The
sales are 1000 bbl at S595d415 for rejected superfne
State 81 20 SO for do extra State; 30 for sr
perrin WESTERN S545 a565 for low grades of do
S360d3SO 50 for shipping brands OF Ohio;
$3.50 $50 for St Louis brands SIS gO extra
tennessee Canadian Flour is in limited demand $3.50
grades lower and nomnalsales 900 bbs 81
Cg530 for rejected superfine Baltimore; S535 81 for
good do do and $5.70dS for fancy and extra brands
Rye Flour and Corn Meal unchanged.
GRAIN-ihe wheat market is very quiet but firm the
offerings are moderate especially of western red Spring
wheat is quiet at S9aSl The quite light
sales of 5000 bus at for outhern so for
asna lot OF white South Carolina.
Rye is in limited demand; of 600 bushel at 73d75
oats are lower, particularly good tern mixed and
southern white the sales 600 bushels at 69d70 for
fair to good mixed $50 for straw colored southern 81
81 for white do. and "a 4 for yellow.
MoLAsSEs.-The demand is quite trivial but prices
sustained
PRoyIsIoNs-The inquiry for pork is fair and prices
IRREGULAR but no lower reaythe sales 900 bbIs at
Sl7 80 dl75 for prime mess SG9 thin mess; $40 p
for clear, and Sl5 80 for prime
Beef is without important change, the arrivals light
sales of $50 bhS at $ 50l2 for country mess; $3.50
II 90 for repacked mess, and Sl5dl550 for extra
Prime mess beef and beef hams quiet Bacon
dy
Cut meats quet-sales of Sc hhds at &c for hams
and 6s a6Ac for shoulders Lard is sseady and in fair
request Tor he trade ana for eNportsaes OF 80 bbs and
tcs at l&al &c BHer and cheese steady. and
fair request for the trade.
RIcE-Prime is and firm at S375 but the re -
very little Offering worth So so per 100 lbs sales of
50 les. at S337% "
SUGARS are firm and fairly inquired for at 7aSEc, for
medium to good Cuba and - 0c for good to prime Por
to Rico; but there is less activity at the close
WnlskEY-The market is frmer but quie-sales of 200
CINCINNATI MARKET, September 2.-FLorR-Tbe
mark was very firm today and the demand fair nThe
sales were 2oo hDs at 80 for fair to good superine
receipts the last q hours were $500 bbls
WHEAT.-There is an improved demand for prime Red
and White and these grades have advanced 3a4c nrr
bushe sales of 500 bushels inferior Red at 95c I0o do
good White at sl14, delivered; 200 do at 81 IL COO
deyered 800 do fair Red at 81 03 900 do good Red at
SlO5 $50 do. prime do al $lO7. Received during the
past u hours l3.300 bushels. ~
CoRN.-The market is steady 55c for fair
BARLEY.-A sale of 200 bushels old at 62c
oATs-Ihcre Is fair demand, and prices are firm at
BUTTER.-A fair demand and the market is firm at
- ~ cts for prime and 10 cts. for choice common is
CHrEsE-The market is firm at cts per lb W R., and
cts. for English Dairy. ' ~
WHIsKEY.-The market is steady with a fair demand.
sales Ct $40 bbls. at 2l&92l& cs-he latter rate for
wagon.
PRovIsIoNs-The market was unite buovant today,
and all the Pork and Bulk Meats to be had mt Yesterdays
prices was taken About 200 bbls Mess Pork sold at SIC
and at the close twas held $3.50. 10000 lbs bulk
Sides sold at cts, packed, and at the they were
held at this rate; loose bulk Shoulders are held at cts
with buyers at 5& cts. Bacon may be quoted at and
S% cts
OIL-Saes of 36 hbls Linseed at S. cts and 70 do NJ
81 cts. market firm.
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET-There has
been only fair business the past week. The prin-
clpal trade is now carried by the iobbers who
sell in small lots to buyers from the interior This
traue VIII probably not foot upas large as
last year. Some Southern buyers are still in
the market but the yellow fever has considerably inter
ered with shipments to that Orders
to considerable extent from New York
phia.
The manufacturers rather quiet places exclusive
y devoted to light work Heavy stock is up to
considerable extent, though goods have been work
ed down near as clean as at this time last year and there
is some fear of portion being left over Profits on the
manufactured article arcnow very small.
The troubles with journr ymen, mentioned a few weeks
since, have not been satisfactorily adjusted
There is at present but little demand for California
Australia.
Two public sales have held since our last at which
764 cases were sold for S17,OG0.
BOSTON LEATHER MARKET-The leather market
has shewn signs of Improvement notwithstanding that
hides are in active demand at somewhat above last weeks
quotations.
sOLE-The receipts continue large but shares show no
improvement in prices.
UPPER RoUGH is rather quiet curried is dull and
prices lower.
CALF SKINs.-Rough are in moderate demand at about
last week prices curred is but little inquired for and
sales cannot he made to any without some conces
sion in prices.
MoRocco-Trade is very fair for the season All kinds
of stock are scarce and prices firm
SHEEP SKINS, RoANs, &c.The stock in the market Is
rather light, and prices unchanged
WILMINGTON MARKET, September 4-TURPEyTINE
Nothing doing since yesterdays report Last sales
per $50 lbs " ~
SPGRITs-Saes today of $50 bbls. 43 cts per gal
HAI-A lot of AZ bales inferior Eastern changed hands
yesterday at TO cts per 100 lbs.-cash.
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET. Sept At Dro-
Vers Rest yesterday afternoon the offerings beef cattle
amounted to some seven eight hundred about half of
which We're taken by District butchers at prices ranging
Irpl his G1,nar, o,l