The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-08
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NEw ORLEANS, August 8, 1890
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YoRK, August Flour is higher. Sales of 49,
900 bbls State $500; Ohio SIS 350545 Southern S5O5
Sales of 10000 bushels White Southern 81 1.45Gl1 l5
red 81 3S Corn and wanted-saes of So 900
bushels at 62G63 cts Pork heavy Mess SIS 5o919 cox
Lard is heavy at l24Gl3@ cts. Sugar is steady; Mus
heavy at si:s7H. Rice is heavy at 4X@4s cts.
sales at s5509575 Wheat is active, and closed with
an advancing tendencysales at sl45G1,60 for white,
and 81 81 for red Corn is scarce and wanted at
" cts. Oats are in better demand. Whiskey closed
firm
NEW ORLEANS, August e.-Cotton unchanged Sugar
firm at full prices. Mess Pork firm at s2. Whiskey-
rectifed Is cts. Freight and exchanges unaltered.
sales bushels at "a rs ana n ar
inois and Wisconsin, for Extra Ohio and Indiana,
55OCG6 for Double Extras Wheat rmer and in good de-
mand sales 5000 bushels Chicago spring in part to
rive, at l0203 cts GOO bushels red winter Ohio
Indiana and Illinois at 1O9G1lI cts 1000 bushels white
winter at 3 cts Corn steady and inactive demand sales
9l 600 bushels. all at SO cts Oats heavy and parties
apart 80 cts offered but 81 cts. asked. Whskey steady
oswEGo August 6-Flour dull but unchanged Wheat
scarce; sales ii 900 bushels red winter Western at
Sl5 market closing with holders at about 81 16 for red
and 81 20 for white Western. Corn frmer; sales 1000
bushels Illinois at cts and 900 bushels do at 53K
CHICAGO, August 6-Flour active and advancedi 5Glo
cts Wheat dull and 12 cts higher sales 900 bush
els at s2G93 cts for No Spring and slo2Gl03 for No
red Corn firm; sales $4,000 bushels at 43143H in
store Oats steady.
c. GISo1SxAE august e-F!our unchanged at $500
sions quiet. Money market unchanged.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
RIO DE JANEIRO, 9th June, lS6O.-our last circular
advices were dated 4th ultimo, and beg to
Flour.-Arrivals have been 26,6S6 bbls of which
420 bbls from the United States and 4266 bbls from
Europe. Sales amount to 20 4s6 bbls all by RETAIL
follows: 103S4 bbs. 1s qualities Richmond, at 17nG1SA
500; 3,l10 bbls End qualities Richmond, at 16l917AO0O
chiefly at the lower figures; 2,O75 bbls. Baltimore
l6H@16H50O Extra, and IA 4250G14750 Super 2576 bbs
New Orleans Extra, at l70OO; 174l bbls Phila iephia
at gl6 500 Extra and 15lcoO Super 16OO bbls S. s..
s F. Trieste, at 100000.
Stock to-day estimate at 70 900 bbls in all hands
OF which 81 AS bbls. remain in importers hands, and
comprised as follows 1884 bbls Richmond; ,36 bbls
Baltimore; 2,l09 bbls Philadelphia 4266 bbs Fontana
and Genesee.
The market is very quiet and with very little inquiry
from the trade who are in fair supply, and quote last
prices as to-day's value.
CURRENT VALUE OF AMERICAN suNDRIEs.
COrn-al500 per 1876 lbs.
Rice-super 14l9I5lOOO per 1856 lbs Mediterranean
12HGl5l000
Hams-3S0 per lb.
Lard-Agan dull at 4o0@42O per Ib.
Rosin-6lo0O per bb
Lumber-Linings, so per foot
Pitch Pine Deals-Nomnal value, EEL aGl27i0O0 per
dozen, of l4X3X9
Spirits of Tqrpentne-2ooa21o per h. in tins.
Tea-Good Hyson, li600G1a650 do. Black 1A30OG9
1Ai00, on the decline, owing to large supplies.
Domestcs-2000l2l50 $50 per dollar of invoice, for good
assortments.
Exports -Cotee-The advices brought by the French
Packet having caused relaxation in the views
the dealers there have been operations
United States prompted, however by the exceed
ingy limited shipments of the last six months, which
have averaged only about bags per month against
of eS 500 bags in 1852 50 bags
Our receipts continue upon extremely limited SCALE
and as the Lowand Counties from which alone we could
have expected prior to September any important add
tion to our supplies much injured by
and long continued drought, which had much reduced
the quantity, and severely prejudced the quality,
have no reason for the next six weeks months
expect any material increase in supplies. Unless
therefore, there shall be suspension of export demands
caused by any unfavorable advices the adjoining
countries, it is our belief that prices will be sustained
more or less at their level for the sixty days.
While we can expect, meanwhile little improve
ment in the general quantity of the shipments.
BY the recent limited operations is reduced
30 600 bags almost entirely composed of low grades
And we quote For selections, if permitted 6l600Gen
7G0, and for lots 6i400, per arrobe.
The cearances this month for the United States
SO 74 bags thus divided Baltimore O33 bags Hampton
Roads, 4,500; Philadelphia, 794l bags; New Orleans,
6,0O0 bags; and Wilmington, 1900 bags.
And there remain about to load for
Baltimore bark Blue Wing, 5000 bags; Philadelphia,
ship Esther, about a 100 bags
Sugars and Hdes.-Without any alteration to note.
Freights-Ver dull, and quote nominally: North-
ern ports, 405o cts; Southern ports 50G6O and per
ct. of
Exchange on England Firm at 26d., 90 days
Very respectfully,
Your obed't sery'ts,
maxwell, WRIGHT & Co.
Represented by partners:
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