The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-04

Middltng Fair.....l2 IL I'm IL
Molasses is quiet yet steady; sales of 10 hhds Barba
does at IS cts and 30 bbs Cuba Muscovado at 81 cts
Sugars continue quite dull but most holders are ndiler
ent sellers unless at previous ratessaes of $50 hhds
Cuba at s(d7H cts, and few Porto Rico at G74
cts. Refined are in limited demand at the reduction,
sales Of crushed ground and granuated at l0(GlO6 cts
but Stuarts best quality commands 1OH cts Whskey
is unchanged the demand is fa-ales of 500 bills at
2oZ@ s2l cts.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET, Aug. a.-Foreign
dry goods yet inactive though next week expect
to have to report opening of the fall trade Fremont
tory symptoms exist in the fact of full supply of dress
fabrics of which the samples to be shortly exhibited
by the importers. 1t is computed that twenty millions
worth of foreign goods have been imported for the
preaching season. against twenty-five last year, in the
months of June and July. Whether dminution of
twenty per cent in the supply will have any effect on
prices remains to be The avices from Europe state
however, that prices falling there which will check
the market here and inspose the obbers very heavy
early purchases. Lower prices in Europe may lead to
heavy Interpretations The high prices of goods in Europe
in the spring have led to this limited Importation in face
of heavy demand for consumption in prospect from the
great abundance of this harvest Neither dress
silk fancy goods yet shown In domestic fabrics there
doing; but the production is checked by the want
of sufficient water to keep the mills in full play Staple
cotton fabrics in good demand and orders are large
for future delivery which keeps prices up Prints are in
good assortment and already attracting buyers both for
South America and Southwestern States. Woolens
are in better demand Fancy cassimeres, deanes and
shawls in attractive assortment, and considerable
sales making The prospects good for Western
demand but are not so bright for the lndpende
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Aug. 2-FIour-There is a
total absence export demand and the sales confined
the of the home trade ranging from S5.12H per
Dbl for old stock up to s537k for fresh ground; s537
to 1913 for extras and IS 60 to 60 for extra family and
fancy lots in quality and freshness. Rye Flour and
Corn Meal very quiet the former is held at $362h
and the latter at s325 per Dbl The offerings of Wheat
still SMALL sales of 5000 bushels good and prime
Pennsylvania and Southern red at from 81 20 to Sl5
chiefly at the latter figure, and white at $l25 to sl35
the latter rate for choice lot Rye in slowly sales
of Pennsylvania at 6s cts and old at "a cts Corn
in good demand the advance noted yesterday Further
Guiding one lot Of fair quality at CO cts oats are in bet
demand sales of 900 bushels Southern at "a
SAX cs and Pennsylvania at 5000 cts There is but
little inquiry for Quercitron Bark sale of 10 hhds No
at S2759 per ton In tanners Bark there is little OF
nothing doing. Whisky meets limited inquiry; sales
of Pennsylvania and Ohio at 81 to % cts hhds 20% to
Il cts and drudge at 20 cts.
WILMINGTON MARKETS, August 2-Turpentine-
Sales this morning of 30 bbs at $3.50 for virgin and
yellow dip, and Ills for hard per $50 lbs Spirits Tur
penne-Furher sales yesterday of 100 New York bbls
at SO cts, and $50 this morning at same price
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, August 3 Cotton steady-sales of 500
bales Flour is rmsales of 81 900 bbls. State $510D
Is; Ohio $530(d5 40; Southern S5G5.55 Wheat is firm
White s4s Western a %Wau
kie Club S22dl.26 Corn is frm-sales of 81 900 bush
els; mixed 62a63 cts Pork is dul-Mess s1s.37kG
steady at SSx cts Rice is heavy at 4%@4% cts
PHILADELPHIA, August S.-Flour is unchanged Wheat
is dull red sl25Gl2s white sl.35. Corn generally
closed with an advancing tendency; prices 2cts
higher; yellow 20 cts Mess $40 5OG2O Lard 13K cts
Whiskey is dull at q Il cts
New ORLEANS, August 2.--eotton-sales to-day 800
bales including eight bales new, at II cts for mddling
@ po or an "a business small out prices
bbls. Az cts. Whiskey 17H(G1S cts. Exchange on
London 94@9H premium; do, with bills of ladng, SH
G9 premium; sight exchange on New York A(G& per
cent premium.
BUFFALO, August Flour steady and in fair demand;
consn s55 Is for extra Ohio and Indiana s5 for
double extra Wheat advanced ct and in fair demand
Tor new red winter stock light sales 20 600 bushels at
SlO9 Corn steady and in fair demand sales go 900
bushels at SO cts. Canal freghts firm at 40 cts -four
IL cts. on wheat and II cts on corn to New York,
OswEGo, August Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat held above the views OF buyers Corn held at
about 81 cts, which is ct. above shippers views;
ket quiet Other grains nominal Canal freghts steady
at q cts on -four cts wheat, * cts Lake
imports today-43o bbs flour, 80 200 bushels wheat 49,
500 bushels corn, S,400 bushels oats.
CHICAGO, August Flour Give Wheat frm-sales
So 600 bushels at 9oa92 cts for spring SIG for red
42AG43 cts, in store. Oats steady
CINCINNATI, August 2.-Flour in better demand
Whiskey l6x cts Bacon firm; holders ask 9S0llIX
cts Mess Pork and Lard unchanged. Money in fair
mand at S(Gl0 per cent premium. Sight exchange on
New York steady at II per cent. premium.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
GUAYANILLA, p. R.-ScAr Moha,ck --172 hhds sugar
SIS bbls do, Stirling * Ahrens
ST ANDREws-Schr. Isobe-SS tons guano, 1000 CO.
Goa nuts, Friend, Ricketts, & Co.
ST. MARTINs-Bark ~ E. Trout 800 tons salt, A. C.
Elliott Co.; kegs amarnds, 500 pine apples aster.
IoBAsCo, MENlCo--BT1g San JHdn.-2310 otis. Cam
pechy wood 50 erces pepper, 33 hides IA bags spices
Mani Echyera, n Y.
C0ASTWISE
BOsTON-Schr. Home SIS tons plaster, master
BosTON-Schr. s. A. Hammoad-25O tons copper or e
order
BosTON-Schr. S. A. Roe.-1OO bills Meado Dougher-
ty Woods & Co.
,. NEW YoRK-Scbr. PeerleSS.7 oil CLOTH 81 rolls
mating, Mcdowell 4 Robinson AZ bds. iron, Keyser,
TroNell Co.. II coils rope Penniman Bros; do, 81
cases matches Robinson Lord; so bags Brazil nuts,
Schwartz Dix; 25 bags nuts W. G. Price & CO. Dbl
oil tar, A. b. Morton Sons; cask wine, box mde
Dbl putty kegs do, tubs do, casks scraps 20 coils
rope 25 bbis cement % bills plaster 229 pigs 100
bbls whiting, cask mdse bbls do, boxes do