The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-17
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS, Sept l5-Flour &c-The
receipts of Western and State Flour larger and with
unfavorabe news from Europe prices of the low grades
nave declined lOl5 cts, closing unsettled with only
limited demand for export The sales are 700 bbs
S. SOFAS 65 for superne Sate $5S05 90 for extra do
S595d$6 for choice do; S. 355 so for superne West
ern So S0$6 for low grades of extra do S. e50s6 for
shipping brands of round hoop extra Oho $61Oa65O
Southern Flour has declined and closes dull and heavy
The receipts are limited, but equal the demand The
sales are 300 bbls.. at s5eO@620 for mixed good
brands OF superne Baltimore &c. and Sc 30 so for the
better grades, Rye Flour and Corn Meal steady
GranThe demand for Wheat is less active and prices
improved, chiefly for export Corn early in the day
declined. but before the close of Change improved
part arrive-sales of bushels at 85x for un
sound 66G67 cts for Western Mixed closing 66A cts
6S69 cts for do in store and 20 cts for Western yell
1887 for new Mess, $40 for old s14I2a14 so for new
Prime Lard is steady and in limited request-sales of
1S7 bbls at l2A cts for butchers and 13G3h cts
Western, and choice do. at 134 Butter and Cheese
are firm and in request. Cofee-The market is rather
dull pending auction sale announced Tuesday next
prices however maintained with increased frmness;
sales of $50 bags Rio at 49, cts 600 do. do IA
73 do Laguayra at Is cs so do at 15A cts 200 do
Cotton-The market is quiet at 1OH cts for middng Up
lands and IL cts for Cults Molasses quiet yet steady
BADGES at 80 cts Sugars are steady and fairly active
sales of llOO hhds. at 54 OK cts for Cuba; 2lO do.
Porto Rico at 7x cs also 255 boxes Havana and 120
hhds Meado on private terms. Whiskey-The market is
steady at the decline-sales of $50 bbs. at "a cts
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. sept.I5.-Cotton is very
quiet but prices have undergone quotable change
Small sales of good mddlng and mddling fair Upland
at l2Gl2E cts per b cash and short time Glover seed
is scarce and in demand at S575 per 81 lbs few lots
of new crop have been disposed of this figure About
200 bushels Timothy sold at s275G2S7x per bushel-
mostly from second hands Faxseed is worth 81 60 a,
Sl63 per bushel. The foreign advices by the Melita
noting dull market and declining tendency in Liverpool
have attened the Breadstu market here and there is
very little doing in descriptions There is very little
shipping demand for Flour and the only sale reported is
consumption s6 256 SO per Dbl for good superine
and extra, S662HG6S7I for extra family, and s77 so
for fancy-accordng to quality mixed brands of Western
superfne were offered at So Rye Flour and Corn Meal
very quiet small sales of the former 81 25 Penn
sylvania Meal is held at $3.50 per bbl There is fair
amount of Wheat coming forward, but the demand is
limited and prices have declined cts. Rye for
ward slowly and Pennsylvania is in demand at so cts
Southern is worth 77G7S cts Corn is scarce and good
yellow is in fair demand at rs Oats in good de
mand and 900 bushels prime Delaware dis
posed of-part at Sc cts per busheand part at price
Malt is worth 95 and Rye Malt at so Whiskey is
dull Small sales of Ohio barrels at 25 cts Pennsylvania
do at IAN cts, hhds at "a cts and Drudge at % cts
BOSTON COTTON GOODS MARKET.-There is a very
firm feeling for heavy Brown Sheetngs and all desirable
makes continue to be sold ahead of production
SA cts. Medium Sheetings and Shir;ings demand
and all kinds have found ready sale at full prices
Drills quiet No export demand but do not look
for much accumulation of stock the goods still de-
vered on contract. We quote Brown S4 cts Bleached
SAld9 cts; and Blues IOA cts Denims Cotton Elan
nes Stripes and Ticks have been in steady moderate
demand. Print Cloths firm and the production con-
tinues to be sold close Prints if except desirable
Styles are not active the large sales lately noticed
having had tendency to check transactions the past
week In Ginghams there has been considerable doing
Goods continue to be sold close and ordered ahead
fu prices The season for this class of goods has been
very successful and satisfactory. The DeLane trade
continues quite as active as previously noticed. No
stocks on hand OF any consequence and the goods Of the
Hamilton, Manchester and Pacific continue to find
ready sale as fast as received from the ms.-Shpping
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET There is very
little change to notice in the Boot and Shoe market since
last week The demand has fallen Off and with the South
and est only moderate business has been done mostly
on orders The New England trade have been operating
more freely and the business with them opens very fair
Quite number of buyers in market, and the trade
promises to oea full average one For the Provinces
there continues to be steady but moderate demand
and with the jobbng trade generally there fair bust
ness dolng although in small way. Prices have not
varied materially and stocks ample for all the re-
quirements of thetade With the manufacturers bust
continues very quiet and is likely to remain so for
not sufficiently encouraging for any increase of produc
tiOn The Leather market has been exceedingly dull
during the week and prices continue to favor buyers
Hides on the other hand held very firm and tending
upward in all the principal markets.-Shirpin0 List
WILMINGTON MARKET, Sept. 15-Turpentine-No
change in prices. Sales after yesterdays report of 100
for hard per $50 lbs No sales this morning up to closing
our inquiry. Spirits Turpentine-Sales so bbs. at 81
cts for straight lots, and 3s cts for New York bbls
Nosn-Saes yesterday OF 800 bbls. common at 81 OK
per 80 lbs. No sales this morning
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 4.-Cotton has a downward ten
dency and has declined q ct to day 500 bales
lddng at lO d0B ets sales of the week IA bales
Receipts of the week 80 500 bales against 500 bales
same time last year Stock in port 1O4 $50 bales Coffee
hrm Rio 34Gl5H cts sales of the week $50 bags i'm
ports of the week $4,000 bags Stock in port 25O bags
against 4S5O bags same time last year Tobacco firm;
lugs 2Hd4H cts; fine leaf SH Exchange on Lon
don lO9hd1lO, with bills of lading 10sA(6IO94.-
Sight exchange on New York hCG4 per cent. premium
Freghts-Cotton to Liverpool declined l16d quoted at
I'd.
BUFFALO, Sept 15-Fiour quiet but steady. Wheat
duh and heavy; sales-No.2 spring offered at 81 05
red winter at $ll0 Corn steady but quie-sales 600
bushels at 55 cts Other grains nominay the same
Whiskey steady at 22H cts; bbs Lake imports
today-6,OO0 bbs Flour q, 800 bushels Wheat, 65 900
do Germ 1000 bushels Barley. Canal exports-l1 900
bushels Wheat, II 900 bushels Corn.
OswEGo, Sept. l4.-Flour quiet at previous rates.
Wheat market opened firm, but closed quiet and nomi
naly lower; sales 5000 bushels No Chicago Spring
Sl4 $500 bushels winter red Western at S12i; 10000
bushels do, TO arrive, private Corn and
without material change; sales 500 bushels Indiana
5S cts. Other grains quiet.
CINCINNATI, Sept 14.-Flour dull. Sales unimportant
and quotations nominal Wheat dull and prices irregu
lar. Corn active Whiskey 19H cts Money market un
changed.
CINCINNATI Sept 15.- Cotton is dull and the market
Is generally unchanged. Whiskey is dull at decline of
u ct Mess Pork Sls: Bacon-Nothng doing.