The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-15
NEW YORK cLAssIFIcATIoNs.

Flour, &c.-The market for Western Canal -four is
moderate the oppressive weather and the large
| rivals Mt Buffalo depress the market
There is perhaps less rregulariy in the sales but the
low grades easier The sales $500 bbls SAG
S4 10 for old superne State s415G436 for inspected
perne State western 81 1904 65 for extra do do 81
O. 50 for old round hoop extra shippng Ohio 1900
blO for do do, 81 257, for st Louis extras, and
| S5.50d7. for extra Genesee.
Southern flour is still unsettled and old is lower sales
of12O0 bbs at S475 d520 for supertine Baltimore, &C.
S5.S0I6.50 for the better grades extra, and 81 for
! family extras. Rye -four and corn meal dull and
! heavy.
Grain, &c-The wheat market is without much change
ordinary lots lower but choice qualities very firm
and in good request for middling and notice limited
inquiry for old for shipment but at prices below present
/ rates.
The sales are 26 900 bushels at Sls0 % for new red
southern 81 goal As for white do inferior good
$500 bushels fair white Michigan at $ll1 800 bushels
choice old white Indiana at lSo 500 bushels inferior
white Kentucky at 81 25 white Ohio private terms
white Canada at about si1S and red Indiana at about
| s1OS.
Barley quiet and is nominal at 5O60 cts Oats are
in fair demand and pentysales of State at SO
39 cts, and Canadian at SS4o cts Rye quiet at IS
| cts.
Corn lower heavy arrivals are fair-sales
of 10 600 bushels at 75 76 cts. for Mixed 70
cts for round yellow, and rs cts for round white South
| ern is nominal.
Provisons-The Pork market is quite heavy, and mess
ashade easier although closing with rmer tone for
mess but heavy for prime-the sales 400 bbls
! S13S7h ala for mess Sl2s7H for new mess and So.
! s7ka1O for prime
of IA bbls at S550G6 for prime $78 for country
Ss(G103O for packed mess and $11Gl2 so for extra
Cut meats heavysales or so tcs at cts. for shou
| ders, and S'dSS cts. for hams.
Lard is firmly held and is in fair requestsales of $40
bbls. and ties, at 1oHlql0B and choice at II cts
Butter is dull and heavy at l2rG16 cts for Ohio, and
122O cts. for State. Cheese is in limited demand at IA
cts.
Sugars-Are in good request-sales of 500 hhds Gu
ba, at 5AG6k cts and so hhds. Meado private terms
Refined quiet at last quotations. Stewards
prices 10H cts for loaf OK cts. for crushed 93
cts for circle, and 9H@oA cts. for ground and
lated.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, August 13.-Bark-A
sale of SO hhds 1st No Quercitron made sS per
ton, which is decline of 81 and sale of No. q s26
Cotton.-Finer grades are and held firmly, but
lower grades dull
Breadstuls continue duh. There is no shipping de-
mand for four but holders firm at s5 so per bb for
fresh ground superne made from new wheat and s5 for
sound old stock The sales to the are making at
these figures for superne and $3.50 S675 for
and fancy lots 200 bbs Lancaster Co extra, made from
old wheat sold 1925 Nothing doing Rye
Corn Meal the former is held at sS75 and the latter
S362& per Dbl.
Whea-Is dull receipts have increased and prices have
declined cts per bushel sales 5000 bushels prime
Southern and Pennsylvania red at 12S130 cts mostly
12S cts and white at l4Ol43 cts per bushel Rye is in
moderate request and further sales of 500 bushels
Pennsylvania were made at 70 cts. Corn is in fair
quest with sales of $500 bushels yellow at II cts in
store Oats in moderate request and 200 bushels
sold at 758 per bushel for old Pennsylvania and
81 cts. for new Delaware.
In Groceries and Provisions there is very little
ment, and no change to notice in prices
Whskey is dull-200 bbls. Ohio choise packages at q
cts loo bbls Pennsylvania at 26 cts hhds at 2A cts
and Drudge at 25 cts.
BOSIUN DRN GUUDS MARKET, Aug. l2.-ln the Dry
Goods trade important change has place past
week The rush of buyers and the excitement
upon the trade sale has quite subsidized and look
comparatively qui market during the balance of dog
days New buyers, however constantly arriving
from the South and South West, and altogether fair
business has been done for the The tone of the
market very firm sor all kinds Of Cotton Goods and
the season advances the light stocks of all standard
goods tend to mpar additional frmness, and look for
firm and buoyant marked for some time.
Fer Woolen Goods there is inqiry although the
business yet has been moderate The large mpora,
goods q
IDENTIFY had tendency to keep trade backward but the
late avices from Great Britain and other markets are of
favorable character and buyers beginning to
operate with confidence. Prices of all standard
goods have advanced much abroad-the stocks
materially reducedaud manufacturers well provided
with orderstha shipments to the United States be
materially checked for the present. Mcguire, Hyde
Co.'S Manchester Circular of the 29th July, says
THE condition of our Spinners and Manufacturers is
suchhaving stocks and being we'll provided in ad
vance-hat there is little probability at present of any
rerogresson in prices whereas if the peaceb confirmed
with notifications in favor of Italian freedom,
ensure the tranquility OF Europe Tor some time to come 1t
may be reasonably expected from the present abundance
of money, and the greatly increasing consumption of the
products of industry throughout the world that shall
have vastly increased demand for the textile manuac
lures of Lancashire and Yorkshire, with higher
prices than rule here at present.
Wool has also materially advanced during the month
both here and abroad.
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET August 12-
The demand for Boots and Shoes has fallen off during the
week and does not come up to expectation. This how
may fact be heavy purchases
of the previous three weeks The trade however
be admitted is a very unsatisfactory state and the
complaints quite general in relation to the low prices
buyers far having everything their own way. The
trade sale early in the season. fixed price all
leading goods and since holders have been reluctantly
compelled to submit the prices private sale
So far work concerned these prices
the most satisfactory but the prices fixed the bet
ter qualities of work did not up expectation and
in consequence many of the leading houses in the trade
regret that they forced their goods the market that
way and attribute low prices that have ruled since
that fact So the Boot Shoe concerned
doubt if il will be possible get up another
as who took leading part in the feel very
much dissatisfied with the results that have followed
There is however too much competition among the trade
to make sales early in the Notwithstanding
all the good work our have turned out for
two years has been sold close and wanted before
the end Of the there has always been less
complaint about low prices whereas if they understood
each other better and fixed fair price their goods
and stuck it, believe it could have realized
This year. however, they have not only had contend
against the competition prevalent early in the
but against the prices fixed at the trade sale These
generally reported throughout the country
and buyers posted themselves well in relation them
that parties have since been compelled to submit the
figures ior similar goods, matter how unsatisac
tory they were old customers with whom they
have traded for years The stock of goods hand
wthstanding large exports amounting the four past
weeks to 1888 cases. is very good for the and it
is impossible to make sales except very sfactory
terms There may be Improvement before the
terminates but buyers have visited early this
and already bought very largely it is thought the
will close earlier than usual and leave with large
stock of goods on hand.
Manufacturers curtang all they and present
are turning out comparatively few goods. The Leather
Market Tie absence demand, still tends
prices having declined during the week, both upper
and SOLE about %c per h. Compared with last year at
this time the prices of Leather, however, about the
same In Hides there scarcely anything doing There
is very little demand and the views of holders still
considerably above those of buyers.
For California there is very little inquiry. No ship
ments from this port the past week.
The quantity cleared at the Custom House has
follows
For the week. cases...,,,...... 56f9 1853
Since January l..... ...........l l5O.sl9 l22,197
TotaI.......................... ..156498 1S4,7g7
Showing an increase Of q Ol cases compared with last
The quantity hy Railroad as we learn from
the Shoe and Leather Reporter, was
Week ending Aug. 9, cases .............. 1852
Previously, since January 1..........,,,, ,334,2Y3
CHARLESTON MARKET, Aug. 12-Cotton-.we have
as have been able to learn, prices have been well
maintained and quite full at the close of the
The little that has been done in the better qualities have
been taken upon the basis of l2d24 for Mddling
strict ddling. and l28Gl2H cts. for Mddlirg Fair.
The receipts comprise 327 bales and the sales may be
cassed as follows, viz Friday l5s bales Saturday So;
Monday $40; Tuesday S. Wednesday 2l6 and Thursday
70 bales, making in all 800 bales at the subjoned
prices: 40 bales at 8A at g. 10 TO- II 104 Is at
II; l6 at l1K; us at 1lk SO at 11 81 at 12 54 at
l2k; us at I2 1i5 at l22 and los at 13 cts Nothing
RiceThere has been decided reaction this week in
favor of sellers The very light receipts, coupled with
good demand for coaswise shipment created some com
petition among buyers, and prices have not only been
u but before the week closed the advantage of
Ct in favor of factors The receipts which comprise
1885 teroes have been so and prices have range from
So to ~ the bulk of the sales, however, made
within the margin of $SH 9S% per hundred.
Rough Rice-Nothing has been done in this article
The receipts which have been limited to 800 bush
els, have been forwa, ded to mill
WILMINGTON MARKET, August 13.-Turpentne-
Sales yesterday of $50 bbs So virgin So yell
low dip and so for hard per $50 lbs and to-day of $50
do. at prices
spirits-Saes yesterday of 100 bbs cts per gallon
No sales to-day.
Rosn and Tar-Nothing doing in either article.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
CINcINYATI Aug. 12-Tlo9r heavy at "a TO5 per bbl.
Whea-red has declined Sets Whskey is steady 22E
! cts. Provisions generally unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, August 12-Cotton-sales to-day OF $50
bales at II y cts for Middings The sales of the
amount to bales and the receipts $50 bales against
LOO bales for the corresponding week last year. The
ports for the week So 500 bales making the