The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-11

DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW YORK MARKETS, June 9.-Ashes un-
changed. Small sales reported at $53 for Pots and
1915 for Pearls Flour-he market is not active as
yesterday, and with moderate demand for both home
consumption export prices though steady at yes
terdays figures still favor buyers. The receipts
tinue large amounting in the aggregate sol bbls
while the sales foot up $1,000 bbls at s515@52O for
perhne State IS 80 d535 for extra do S5I5d5 IS for
superfne Western; s535d550 for to medium ex
do; s575G5S5 for shipping brands of extra round
hoop Ohio. Southern Flour is active but no quota
BILE change has taken place sales of $500 bills s55
Is for mixed to good brands Sc 207 rs for extra
brands. Gran-Wheat is in only very limited request
and to realize holders would have to submit lower
figures which however they yet unwilling do.
WhisReyis steady with sales of 300 bbs at 2lK cts.
Rice is dull but firm, with small sales 4%G4A cts.
cash. SugarAfter the large sales of yesterday and the
day previous, amounting to 9T7 hhds 6SS boxes and
1877 hhds Meado the market as usual has become quiet
put prices are very firmly supported sales to-day 800
hhds, chiefly Cuba at 9Sd74 cts, and 200 hhds Me
lado at So cts. Pork is frmer and quoted at sl745d
lI5O Tor old Mess, SIS l2dlS % for do 81 90 ior
old Prime, $l3 40Gl35O for do. Sales 1000 bblS.,
including 1000 bbs Mess, sellers option, after Sg
today so hhds Cuba Muscovado at SlaS2 cts, anu -
hhds Porto Rico at IS cts FnBy aTeSn 0 weTe S SO
es do 81 GOAL 35 and 2,2l0 do Lemons at S'4ogZio
cash CotonThe market is very nat ana no sales can
cts but the market favors buyers Coffee firm and in
fair request sales of 1000 bags Rio "Zngarella
ut I39 cts 20 bags at Is GI3S cts four months and
26O bags St. Domingo at IN cts cash.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, June 9.-There is no
change Flour and the only sales of are 200
bb. standard Superfne at $3.50, which is the uniform
private the sales to the trade also light from
this rate up to S6G per Dbl for Superne, Extras and
coptuue dull the Sa a ans Mga
the latter at 1897 per Dbl There is much Wheat
Offering In Groceries there is not much doing but Su-
gars are better and more inquired for both by the trade
and the refners The Provision market remains mac
tive, but without change to note in prices which
fully maintained and firm for all kinds. Whskey
tinues dull bbs selling slowly 2Od2OH cts for West
ern COZ cts for Pennsylvania, Drudge 10 and
BOSTON COTTON GOODS MARKET, for the week end
ing June SHeavy standard Brown Sheetings quite
as firm as previously noticed with further sales at SA
cts for future delivery. Medium Sheetings and Shirt
lngs range from 74a7A cts and light goods at 81 cts
Bleached Sheetngs and Shifting, are quite as firm as
previously noticed, with fully equal the
production and manufacturers delivering goods as
fast received from the mills In Drills there is no
change The current rates sA@9 cts. for Brown,
with the production sold largely ahead at these figures
Bleached are steady at cts and Blues at lOS cts
Denims do not accumulate any extent, and all the
better grades continue to be sold and ahead of poduc
ton at full prices Cotton FIanneis very &C.
tive this week Jobbers in supplies
autumn sales have purchased quite freely and the lead
ing mills sold ahead of production Prices rule high
II cts for the best goods Stripes, Ticks and Cotton
Jeans remain without change with moderate sales.
Print Cloths steady with small stock. Prices
at 5k cts for 60X64 and 5%d54 cts. for 64x64. In
Prints there has been some movement The dark styles
last season have all been bought IN for early fall
sales. New styles will not begin until the middle
July. In Lawns Ginghams Nous DeLaines, Challies
and other Dress Goods no movement of anv importance
the weather having nterfered with business
Prices generally continue to be sustained.-Shippng
List.
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET for the week
ending June S-There is nothing to add to the Boot
and Shoe market since last week few of the early
buyers from the South and Southwest have made their
appearance but do not look for any activity at
least four weeks New York buyers have also here
an made purchases and orders for future delivery
have also been received to fair extent With the New
England trade and with the Provinces the BUSINESS
during the past week has been light In prices change
has taken place.-ShilPing List
WILMINGTON MARKET, June 9-rurpentine-Sa
to-day of 10 bbs Turpentne at 81 so for virgin $3.50
for yellow dip and 81 go per Dbl for hard per $50 lbs
Tar-Sales this morning of lis bbs Tar 81 50 per Dbl
Spirits Sales yesterday of 60 bbls Spirits Turpenne
324 for country lots and 100 do at 40 per gal
for extra bbls
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
BUFFALO. Jnne 10 P. M-Flour dull and unchan god
sales 500 bbs at IS 12H IS 25 extra State S. 25
$3.50 for extra Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa Michigan
$55OdS57 for extra Ohio and Indiana; seas rs for
double extras. Wheat-HOders firm and demand moder-
ate-sales $4,000 bushels Racine club at 81 49, Corn adj
yanced c.-sales 000 bushels Illinois 53d54 cts.
OswEGO June Sc ?. M-Flour unchanged at SIS for
common State, 1925 for extra State Canadian
changed; $6(G637h for extra, Wheat held frmly-sales
II 900 bushels amber Wisconsin 81 .Z201 22h, and
white Indiana at Sl.44 Corn firm but quiet Other
grain nominal.
MOBILE, June 9Cotton is firm-sales day of 900
bales at 0% sales of the week 200 bales Receipts
last week 1850 bales against 200 bales last year Re-
cepts head Of last los 500 Exports of the week
valued at S51S 655 Stock in bales Freights
for Cotton to Liverpool l 50 as. Exchange New
York Vas premium on London 94d93