The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-10
nnNESTIG MARKETS

NEW YORK MARKETS, Aug. s.-Flour and Meal-The
Flour market opened quiet and firm but with
scarcity of feig and further advance in rates
the market closed dull and dropping; sales 400 bbls
e. 2oCa525 for superfne State; s525G545 for extra
State IS 1895 20 for superfne Western s52565 As for
common to medium extra Western, and S. 40(D5 As |
far shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio Southern
Flour little active, while prices have not
rally changed sales 800 bills SIS I5(d5 SIS for com
and s56oG75 so for fancy and extra Rye Flour is
steady at 50 5U4 20 for common to choice superne Corn
Meal is quiet and nominay unchanged. Whisky is a
shade frmer, with sales of 500 bbls q Gran-The
Wheat market opened quiet and firm, but closed dull and
at 81 5000 common white Canada at sl26; $500
new red Southern at 81 2513 5000 new white Ken
lucky at Sl40; $500 new white Western at sl30GlSl;
14OO mixed North Carolina at $685. IL 600 new winter
red Western at 81 25; and 200 red State at SIZE Rye
dull Dropping 900 bushels at so cts Barley
is quiet nominal. Corn only in moderate request
6263 for inferior to choice mixed Western and 6S
cts for very handsome Western yellow. Oats are plenty
and dull at 3693S for Western and Canada, and ~
cts for State.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, Aug. Beef Cattle attic
yesterday in good demand for extra quality at nan
unchanged Mich cows were steady. Veal calves were
in fair demand at full previous sheeP anu weps
plenty and the shade lower prices ranging
from to Ga cents per pound 90, me total recePs so
calves II ,5I5 sheep and lambs, and SOLO swine
PHILADELPHIA MARKET August s-There is a
moderate export demand for Flour today, and holders
very in their views, with reduced stock to OPP
Sales include 200 bbls fresh ground superne
at SIS SOFAS 90, mostly the latter for W. b Tho
sound old stock Supcrfne is selling in lots to the
S525, and extra and fancy brands from s55
to $3.50 per Dbl, to brand and quality The market
closed quiet but firm at these Rye Flour and Corn
Meal is also quiet-the former is quoted So 62X, and
e. scr at s3.37h per barrel for Pennsylvania Meal
ware osto or scarce There is not much doing in Wheat
it @ 10 iar quality at Sfbes red, in lots, at 81 .30G
els new i a higher Rye is waneu the latter for Della
5000 bushels al a. ~ cts Corn very scarce goo oushe
lots nat Gus. Tor line yellow, and 737S IN Eed YVES
also better and abopt ooS rs further advance Oats a
oG1 CTS mostly at the latter rate new e southern sold
tations WbiskS mere Is nothing doing fo ala ar
the latter for ey Is quiet barrels seIIin% ~ o, aver qu
at abont % Tr prime WESTERN drudge at 9G at cts
v,m MARKETS BY TFrFnp ,nr- ''''N
NEW NEE YORK, August 9-Fonrr i IL haa Phi
5 the latter very firm Wheat is hes2yy sSSsspt oi9
bushels. ked Western 81 22a1 25; white 81 320l "a
Corn IS hrm-sales of 100000 bushels. Mixed 62KG6
cts Pork is dull. Mess SlS.45G19 O6X. Lard is heay,
Whisky closed firm at 2lya2lA. Sugar is heavy Sp
its Iurpentne is dull at SH@39 cts Rosn is dull at
new New ORLEANS, August s-Cotton quiet-sales toda
200 bales including SO bales Sales of day
l50bales Receipts do $50 bales against $50 bales tn
same time last year Receipts ahead of last year ASS Is
bales receipts of new to date $50 bales against 81 tn
same time last year. Corn advancing at 56G75 ct.
Mess Pork held at So Lard steady in kegs II ct.
Moasses, nothing done Tobacco-prices SITTER but o1C
tations unchanged. Exchange London IO9 CdlO9 D
and with bills Of lading 1OSHa1O9 Sight exchange o
. new YORK 2sGi = per cent premium. Freght-Cotto
u oswLeo; August S;-Flour dull at previous price.
wheat held generally above the views of dealers an
Ter Western at Sis some holders asking 81 l9dl q
supply comparatively light. Corn nominally 536 cts
sales lo0Oo bushels Illinois, TO arrive SOON on priyat
terms oats, Barley Rye and Peas quiet and nominal
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
COASTWISE.
BoSroNoSteamer S. II. Spanlding.-50O cases boot
and shoes Grinne & Jenkins 2s2 cases do T. s Plumme
Co. 3sS cases do, Brooks, Fulton Co.; s2s cases do
carey Bangs Woodward; 262 do, Tinges & All
NUT; 2I2 cases do, Masse, Bell Goodloe los cases
dry goods, Rice Chas & Co.; ia do $50 bales do 45
cases boots and shoes, sundry persons.
NORF-CrEr 81 lIe
D. Keener
GHAnLEsToN-SteGaaer locust Point.-163 bales cotton
order bales moss, f. jenkins & Sons. 10 tcs rice I
Brandt, Jr agt 100 bales domestcs, 60 do yarn sun
dry pkgs sundry persons
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
FOREIGN.
GAuBALouPE-Byig HlmJOidt-I COO bbls -four q dr.
onions ' ~ > - III
aALIFAx, n. S.-Barl; James Derter-5Oo bills -four