The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-21
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS, July l9.-Fiour &c-The |
demand for Western and State Flour is more active but
most kinds are The inquiry is chiefly for the
trade and for export to London. Western brands par
cuary heavy at irregular prices The sales are 1920
bbs. at SIS 10 for Supefne Western, So 30545 for low
grades Extra do SIS 55 90 for superfne State; 540
545 for Extra do SIS 505 55 for choice do SIS 60G5 70
for shipping brands round hoop extra Ohio $5S07 for
trade brands do; and s6G7.50 for st Louis Extras =
Southern -four is dull, lower and heavy-saes of 1000
bbs at So SOFAS so for mixed to good brands Alexandria,
&c. and 59Od7 90 for the better grades Rye Flour is in
fair demand and seady-saes of 10 bills at 50 25
Corn meal active and rather lowersales of $50
bbs SO SO for Jersey $500 for Baltimore and So 65
$40 for Brandywine. Grain.-The Wheat market is
lower and holders disposed sell more freely New
in better supply Sales of 6S 600 bushels at 81 26 for
Chicago Spring. 81 81 for good Milwaukee club in store;
81 al 80 for good and No l delivered; s1.40J9
AN for white Canadian 81 55 for very choice white
Michigan 81 42d1 IS for white Indiana 81 40 for red
Southern; 81 SO for white do and sl34kGl35 for red
Western. Rye in moderate request S2aS3 cts and
the supply is fair Oats are in fair demand at 87aSs
Canada West, and 40G4l for State Corn is easier
and the supply is larger. The demand is fair, both
for lhe East and home trade, and the inquiry for
export is moderate Sales of $4,000 bushels at 6G6lH
cts for sound Western Mixed 62 cts for choice do 659
&C Western yellow and so for choice white
Southern Provisions-The demand Pork is fair, but
prices less firm. The offerings of prime large
The sales 1850 bbls at s4 IS for Prime, $3.50
for thin Mess SIS 25 for Mess and for
Mess Included in tie sales LOCO bbs. Mess
buyers option all August at $40 70. Lard is steady and
in fair request sales of $50 bbs at l3S1l3h cts.-
Butter and Cheese are unchanged. Coee-Ro has been
in improved demand and with greatly reduced stock
ALI o,
Begique and Forest King at l4XGl4X cts Other
kinds also firm and fairly active-saes of 925 bags
16H cts; 2475 mats Java at 15AG6 cts, and $50 bags
St Domingo at l3dl3A ctssales also of 66 bags Rio
skimmings at IA cts and 900 bags Jamaica private
terms Molasses is quiet vet steady at prices ranging
from 40 to as cts for New Orleans as to quality 25G3S
cts for to prime Porto Rico 24d32 for Cuba
Muscovado 2Od24 cts for Cuba clayed Sugars are
fairly active and prices favor the sellersaes of 100 hhds
and 100 bbls. Porto Rico at 7(dSk cts 2347 do Cuba
Muscovado at 7hG7B cts, and 1,l06 hhds Melado at
AZ ask cts, also III boxes Havana private terms.
Whiskey.-The inquiry is moderate and the market is
heavy-sales of $50 bbls. at 81 cts.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET-The Hsdeper-
dent of Thursday reports of the Dry Goods trade Trade
has not yet opened nor is likely to be until the begin
ming Of August. The of fancy goods has arrived
but not shown at presentnot by the sample
the importers do this until the trade ready
buy If the importation of foreign goods is left entirely
to the regular importers there need be fear of
Importation but if the jobbers have given orders for the
import of goods in quantity direct them
need be fear of the market being
of those orders The importers fad this out, and
the reduce the prices to the over-suppy
There numerous parties here from the West South
west, and far South making inquiries but they not
ready to buy will they until they have finished their
Northern summer tour and ready to return In staple
goods there is better business doing than usual in this
dull The domestic trade continues inactive but
all staple productions are firm All cotton fabrics drills
especially sold arrive. The trade prints
opened for the but go1d stock has been supplied
to the market Deaines are similarly situated Wooden
goods generally however moving, and fancy cassi
meres exhibit an active demand.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, July 19-There is very
little export demand for Flour, and the market is quiet
to day. the only sale we hear OF is 500 obs W B. Thomas
fresh ground superfne $3.50; standard superfne is
steady at IS Is $3.50, and family SIS ga
1915 with moderate sales to the trade at these figures
and fancy lots at s6G6 SO per Dbl, in quality with
light stocks to operate in particularly of superne which
is getting Rye Flour aud Corn Meal
inquired rand dull quote the former at S362k and
The Wheat stready with further moderate re
cepts and sales in all about 5000 bushels mostly
prime new Delaware, at SIPS including some fair quail
ity do and new Lancaster county at S127 old Penn'a
do. 25; and fair Southern white at 81 80
there is little prime Offering 1000 bushels prime old
Kentucky white sold at 81 45 So in store Rye is quiet
and old Pennsylvania sells slowly at 7SdS0 Corn
frmer and rather more acce, the receipts being very
light and sales of 600 bushels yellow are reported
mostly at &c cts in aoat including one lot
something more, and white at 65 Oats are better
with sales of 500 bushels Delaware to note at SO
now held higher; sample of Southern offered
on Change today about 900 bushels Pennsylvania sold
Ssd4o cts the latter for heavy lots Whskey moves
prison and Ohio do and 20 cts for drudge hhds held
at q cts.
NEW YORK, July 20.-Cotton is quiet-sales of l 400
bales prices steadier Flour heavy-sales of IL
$54O5.75 Wheat is depressed-sales of IS 900 bushels
at decline of l(l2 cts; red Southern S137al 40 Mil
wauke Club Sl.27dl2S. Corn is frm-sales of 81 OOt
@si4.s7H Lard is firm at Is(aiSx cts whisky i
steady at 81 cts Sugar is frm-Muscovado 6xd7x cts
Spirits Tupenne is steady Rosin is steady. Rice is
PHILADELPHIA, July 20-Four is quiet-sales at IS 25
Wheat scarce at 81 3Od 4O red sl2S Corn is
sales at 67 cts. Provisions frm-Bacon IL x(Gl2
cts Shoulders 10 cts and held higher Whiskey steady
at 2l@22 cts.
BUFFALO, July 19.-Flour steady and in good demand
Wheat dull and heavy, sales 600 bushels red winter
Ohio at $780, snothing doing and offers for spring.
Corn very dull buyers offer 81 cts; holders ask 81
Oats frmer sales of 5000 bushels. Western at 33Xd
"a cts. -
OswEGo, July 19.-Flour dull, but unchanged Wheat
without material change sales 5000 bushels amber Wis
consin at 81 o. and 1000 bushels Milwaukee club
at % Corn held at So cts, buyers generally do moi
offer over 81 s sales 200 bushels Indiana 52h cts
and 100 bushels Illinois private terms. Rye in de
mand, but scarce; sales reported. Oats barley
quiet.
ALBANY, July 19.-Flour-saes light at unchanged
prices Wheat-very little doing; sales $50 bushels Cana
dian club at 81 2S, and 900 bushels white Michigan at
81 a. Corn dull; sales about 900 bushels Western
mixed at COX cts, aoat, and in lots the other
side Rye-sales 1900 bushels, 81 cts. per Sc lbs
Oats sell slowly at 39d40 cts. for Western and State
sale was made 400 head heavy fed hogs Sc
G6 70 per 100 lbs. Whskey-saes $50 bbs. at 81 cts
CHICAGO, July 19-Flour dull Wheat dull and market
unsettled; sales at Sl1 01 for No 2 Corn &C.
tive and advanced cts sales 10 900 bushels 43xD44
cts in store. Oats quiet Recepts-50O bbls -four 81
600 bushels wheat 81 00 bushels corn bushels oats
Shipments-7O0 bbls -four, 2O5 600 bushels corn 500
bushels oats. Freghts-on cts. to Buffalo, Sight
exchange on New York X per cent. premium.