The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-20
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK MARKETS, August ls-Flour, &c
The sales 5000 bbls. at SoCGoo5 Tor Superhne
IS loCG515 for Saperane State; s5.12H@515 for old
Extra do. s5.1oa525 for old wheat Extra d. fresh
Choice do; sSS5G545 for shipping brands Of round
hoop Extra Ohio s55Oya65o for trade brands do;
and e. 60G6 60 for St. Louis Extras. Southern Flour
is inactive steady The arrivals limited and the
stock small The sales 100 bbls at So SOFAS 80 for
Mixed good superfne Baltimore, and s6ooa7.5o for
the grades Rye Flour and Corn Meal steady
Coaee-The market remains quiet owing to the small
Maracabo at Is cts GO do St Domingo l3H cts.
IS do. Cape at 14x cts. cash, Cotton-The market is
middiing Uplands and Cuffs Molasses-The market con-
quiet but steady; sales of Is hhds. Porto Rico
at 80 cts, and II do. Barbados at IS cts Sugars
Cuba have been in better request slightly enhanced
rates; sales of 1000 hhds. at 6xG74 cts. Cuba and
TX cts and 63 hhds. Meado on private terms Refined
is in fair request at 9S cts for crushed ground
granulated Whskey.The demand is fair and the mar
ket is hrm-sales OF go bbls chiefly at 81 Grain
Sales of 70, 400 bushels at 81 II for ordinary Chi
cago SPRING 81 p for good Milwaukee Club 81 % for Elk
amber do 81 30Gl 81 for new white Ohio &c; ST. 4OD
150 for good very choice do 81 90 for Kentucky and
ower-saes of IL 600 bushels at 75G76 cts Barley
Malt steady-sales of 900 bushels from store 90
State was sold today by Messrs Demarest Simons at
rs cts quality is fair The first samples Of new Ca
madam exhibited by John Hobbs ESQ The quality
good and we learn from him that the crop in Canada
West large and the quality very good Oats are dull
but hrm at d39 cts. for Western
a39h cts for State Corn freely offered lower
closing heavy The sales rs 900 ushes at GO cts
for inferior mixed coz 6l for Western mixed
6566 cts for round yellow, and 20 cts for white West
Provsions-The Pork market is hardly as firm and
the demand is moderate-sales of 500 bbs at Sl93d
1850 Tor new mess; $lS62 for old and thin mess
$l3l2h for old prime and $l4 for new prime Lard is
steady and in fair demand-saes of 500 bbs 13IS4
cts Bacon is wantedsaes of 20 lbs clear Western
at liz cts Butter and Cheese steady.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. August ls-Tbe FIour
ate whit baya
recorded for several days past and prices if anything
fered at $5.37k There is but little SHINING demand
and the sales mostly confined to the wants of the
home trade at s. 5o5 rs Dbl for common and extra
brands and S5S7h to Sc so for extra family and fancy
lots, according to quality No movement worthy of no
tce in Rye Flour or Corn Meal and we continue our
offerings which are light of undesirable
qualities Sales of 1000 brshet fair very prime red
at ZoGm 30, and white at 81 S5tG155 for poor and
choice The market comparatively bare of Rye and
is wanted 727S cts Corn is dull and prices dropping
cts, and some mixed Western at price made public
sale of damaged at 6S cts Oats are in moderate re
fair and prime Delaware at 34la5X cts 600 bush
els choice do at Sc cs and old Pennsylvania at &C
cts per bushel Whiskey is scarce Small sales
bills at % cts Pennsylvania at x22 cts the latter
figure for choice packages; hhds q cts Drudge
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARK ET-For the week
ending August l7-There is no improvement notice in
the Boot and Shoe market since last week. The number
OF buyers not now very large, many of them having
purchased their goods and home. The sales
but ply
come up to expectation A class of buyers are now ar
irving who purchase smaller bills with fair prospect
good demand for some weeks but it must be acknow
euge mat the business SO far falls not only short OF
pectation but also short of last year Desirable good
continue scarce and selling at fair prices on all othe
"uS 'efe Is scarcely any proht-Satpping Lis Aug Il
BOSTON COTTON GOODS MARKET.-There ia n.
cange 70 notice in Brown Sheetings Prices well
tained with demand fully equal the production fo
all standard goods The sales of heavy Sheetings have
been at SA cts and many of the leading mills are still
delivering on contract at that price Medium Sheeting
and Shirngs are selling at 74a7A cts, and light good
fair demand The stock of some kinds has beep in
creased but the most desirable goods continue to be solo
close steady prices In Drills there is nothing new
to notice. Buyers disposed to make further CON
tracts until more favorable advices from East Indies
pass quietly into the hands of exporters many Of who's
contracts still run some months ahead A Favorable
cnange IN East lndia markets would mpart very buoy
ant feeng, and relieve many doubts the future
these goods We quote Brown Drills at s. cts Bleacbe,
at cts, and Blues at loa cts Print Cloths in gh
supply and firm with sales at full prices For Print,
there has been steady demand and all leading stve
nave been sold to fair extent previous rates CottoI
Fannels are selling more freely for Stripes Tick
and Denims the demand has increased Gnghams renal
without change and selling fully up to the production
LANES are in demand and the different Companies arc
fully employed. The Pacific selling at an advance n
BIDS a to- P b The present
our manufacturers are reapng reward which their en-
terprse IN THIS department justly merits-Shipping list
WILMINGTON MARKET, August 1s-Tuneptine-
report of 233 bbls.,
ing OF 200 do at $40 for virgin yellow din and Al %
for hard per $50 lbs Spirits Turpentne Nh trapsoc
Ons. Buyers offering SC cts for counrv Lotto and
sellers holding higher Rosin.-Sales yesterday of OO0
bb common at S105 and 500 do do strained at al 10
per 80 lbs. CAV
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW ORLEANS, August 17.-Cotton irm-sales to-day
GOO bales at l0hGlo cts. for middling sales of the
week 1850 bales; receipts do 500 bales against 235O
Daes the corresponding week year. exports 1000
Des receipts to date $50 bales receipts ahead
OF last year. bales receipts all Southern ports
OF as year. fo 200 bales receipts of crop to
date $50 bales against $50 bales last YEAR stock in
port 81 900 bales Flour quiet at SIS 3O5 5O for Snnar
nne Corn quiet-mixed SIS cts, yellow 65 cts Provi-
visions quiet but firm. Whiskey rectifed at IL cts
Gomez hrm-saes of the week 900 bags at 10 1l6 cts
STOCK IN port oo0 bags against 81 200 bags the same
time last year. Tobacco frm-lugs at 3(d4 cts Ex-
change on London, l09HGl0 and with bills of Iadng
1OsA@1O9R. Sight exchange on New York gag n *,
cent premium. Freight-Cotton to Liverpool l9s SOD
BUFFALO, August II Flour steady and in mod.
crate demand Wheat in fair request but red winter de-
cned Ic since yesterday white winter steady; sales 81
oou bushels red winter at % bushels white dc
at lOh Corn dull; sales coo bushels at scots Wh
oats. 10y 'O ~
OswEGo, August 17-Flour dull but UNCHANGED Wbea
IN good demand sales 5000 bushels red Ohio at 81 49,
800 bushels red Indiana and 900 bushels amber do
sales. 'N' "
CHICAGO, August 17.-Flour active and 50llOcts low
en- Wheat dull and Inc. lower sales $50 900 bushels
So1Slcts. FOR No. 2 spring. 81 for No red in store
d0cts., in store 10y
CINCINNATI, August 17.-Flour steady and upcbane
ed the supply exceeds the demand. Whiskey advances
1c' Provisions quiet and nothing done; holders firm
Money market unchanged.