The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-04

| Baltimore June Q 1860. Coffee Brokers
| FLOUR.-There has Eeen comparatively little done to-
day in Flour but the market although quiet
bly, irmer in tone than it yesterday For Super
| holders generally asked this morning S562k which is
an advance of l2H cts per Dbl yesterdays price,
towards the close of Change heard sales of
bbs of Howard street this figure and both Howard
Street and Ohio Super be quoted at s562H per bbl
standard brands could not have been bought under
50 62h per bbl There nothing done in Extra Flour,
Ohio, $6l2 for standard, and $7750 per hb for
| fancy brands City Mills
FAMILY FLOUR Family Flour is selling to the trade
of Baltimore ground Ohio and Howard Street Family
| bringing S7t17 25 per Dbl.
| RYE FLoUR AND Corn MEAL.--We hear Of nothing
doing in either Rye Flour or Corn Meal, bu: quote
more, and So 62H per Dbl for Brandywine
GRAIN,-Grain was in quite light supply this morning,
the receipts OF all descriptions amounting TO only about
10000 bushels The market it was quiet but prices
were pretty well maintained few lots of Wheat
sold at l56al3 cts for good red and l4OGl5O cts for
ordinary to fair white but quote good choice white
at 155G65 The receipts of Wheat to-day reached
about 1000 bushels Corn, of which there about
1000 bushels offered, sold at 6i dG7 yellow.
from 20 to Is cts for white There good yellow
Corn offered hut it would have brought if here 6sa69
and perhaps 20 cts per bushel. For Oats there
fair inquiry and note sales of 1900 bushels Pennsyl
vanit at 43 cts. We quote Maryland Virginia
ranging from 35 to 40 cts There sales of Rye
made to-day but quote Pennsylvania at s7HGSs cts
M0LAsSES.-Molasses is quiet, but quote it steady
27(32 cts for Cuba Muscovado 2SdS3 cts English
Island 36d3S cts for Porto Rico, and az 4s for
of 81 bbls New Orleans at AZ cts but nothing has been
PROVISIONS There is a good consumptive demand
Provisions and the market firm in tone
caly for Bacon. The sales of Bacon to-day include
hhds Shoulders one at cts 40 hhds do in lots
at Ss cts go hhds Sides in lots at l08dl0N cts but
mostly the latter figure 15OO canvassed Hams at II
cts and in addition of $50 kegs Lard at
l2H cts. 20 bbls thin Mess Pork S775 and 100 bbs
heavy do at s1SGIs 25 per Dbl. We have heard of
movement to-day in Bulk Meat, but quote it
~ cts for Shoulders 92s(99H sides, and 9G94
cts for Hams Lard is held firmly at H. cts. in bar
| md ctS in Epuc porr
firm at slSals,25 for heavy Mess, s1475 for
Prime and sl4 per Dbl for Ramp We quote Beef at
S15g16 per bb for Extra do, but we hear of nothing
RICE.-we quote Rice steady at 4X641 cts for fair
to prime. There is Rice wanted the stock here
is quite light, and the transactions limited in
| quence.
SUGARS-There has been very little inquiry for
Sugars for some days past and nothing of consequence
| has been done in them. The market although quiet
continues pretty firm in tone, and holders inds
posed to sell except at full We quote to-day as
follows VIZ: at s. 5o97 for refining grades Cuba and
English Isand S7.25d775 for grocery grades do $7l
725 for low grades Porto Rico and New Orleans; 81 SOFA
for fair to good do; and ss25ds37x for prime do
SALT.-Lverpool Salt is still selling the trade
at 95 cts. for Ground Alum, 16o cts for Marshars
and Jeffrey Il Darcy's fine and IT'S cts. per sack
for Ashtons do We continue quote Turks Island Salt
at 2o cts per bushel but thete very little doing
SEEDS.-Grass Seeds continue very dull the consump-
tive demand having entirely ceased We however still
quote Glover at 81 So and Timothy So per bushe and
hear occasional sales being made at these fig
ures to parties who putting it in Flaxseed is
selling slowly at 81 S56Ql 45 per bushel.
WHISKEY-We have reported to-day sales of 200 bbs.
Ohio whskey at q cts which figure it closes stea.
dy There is City Whiskey selling but quote it as
! before at q cts. per gallon.
| DOMESTIC MARKETS.
| NEW YORK MARKETS, June -Grain-W heat is a
shade rmer for Spring, with fair export demand and
sales coo bushels at l65 white l23
I25 cts for Milwaukee Club $50 cts for white ohio I50
white Michigan and I25 cts for Chicago Spring
Corn is shade easier with sales of rs bushels 63
m ed hIISh bror Mote
Barley is dulsaes of 1000 bushels Western on private
terms Rye is quiet at 90 cts Oats dull at 3S@4O
cts for Southern and Jersey and 40d2H for North
and Western Cotton is quiet II X cts. for mid
ding Uplands, with sales OF 500 bales. Molasses is
steady, with sales of 60 hhds Porto Rico 3S3S cts
and small lot of Porto Rico bbs at 30 cts Rice is
quiet and steady with small sales at 44@4K cts cash.
l74O for old sly s7I7 81 for new prime at sI2 SO for
old, and $1S for new. -sales $500 bbls including
1928 Cofee-The market is fairly active at previous
prices. Sales $40 bags Rio TuIulah, to the trade
still insisting upon the late prices which buyers
are not willing to submit to, the market is extremely
Cuba within the range of G1@7I. Fiour-southern
Flour quiet with sales of 500 bbs at s5sO6 25 for
Flour is steady, with 500 bbls extra at s. 5o
740 Provisions-Por is dull, with sales bbls at
prime and $3.50 for do Beef unchanged in tone
price, with sales of 100 bbls. Bacon is quiet Cut
for Hams Lard is firm, with sales of bbls at ii4
112S cts. Butter and Cheese unchanged. whskey
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKETING Courier of
Saturday says: There is very little business doing in
this market but decided steadness at the in the
prices of all goods-they having evidently in trade par
lance, touched bottom The 1st of June is period
IN the year when very many houses close up semi an
| nual accounts, and this has caused this week.
jobber and buyers from New Orleans and other south
western points, have been the market take advan-
age of the sales Among the goods taken have been low
rs Bleached Cottons to considerable extent and these
goods are now held with confidence. The regular
Beached goods show some accumulation, but are well
held, and prices steady. The standard heavy Brown
Sheetings continue and efforts to ad-
vance prices are not generally successful. Drills
main unnfuence1 by the Shanghae advices Sales for
export have been made at S cts. Prints are now
in but moderate stock, and works running on fall
goods Lawns and Challe< have been closed pretty
satisfactorily. Domestic Woolens show change what
ever from last week. Some very light weight Cassi
have been taken for the South The clohiers still
purchase slowly while the California buyers have most
y retired from the market. Beavers Black Satnets
the avorite goods with cothiers thew taking
heavy medium doeskns.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET. June e-In tbo FIour
market there is frmer feeling and inquiry both
for shipment and home consumption Sales of 100 bbls
Western Superfne at S. so per Dbl bbs Extra
at 1910. The sales to the trade from lowest
figure up to 81 so for common and fancy brands The
receipts quite light Rye Flour and Corn Meal are
quiet We quote the former at S+G412h and the latter
at SO 81 barrel Grain-There is less Wheat offer
ing and holders are frmer in their demands. Sales of
glS5, and white at 81. As Rye dull Corn is in fair
demand yesterdays quotations Sales of 900 bushels
mostly afoat and 150O bushels quality at 65 cts
Oats are dull at 4243 cts bushe for Pennsylvania
Malt and prices are nominal In Groceries there is
change to notice Whiskey.-The demand continues
limited. Small sales of Ohio bbls at 81 b22 cts; Penn
syvana do at q cts; hhds at cts, and Drudge
at 20 cts.
BOSTON COTTON GOODS MARKET for the week end
ing June 1.-The market is steady firm for nearly all
kinds Cotton Goods and although buyers are
concerned, our market presents Unusually quiet aI
pearance yet the contracts previously made consume
the stock coming forward. We quote standard heavy
Brown Sheetngs at s4 cts; medium Sheetings and
Shirtngs 7hG7A cts; and light goods at 5A cts
Bleached Sheetings and Shrtings are firm with some
further engagements for future delivery Brown Drills
are very firm at S4 de cts and manufacturers are still
largely engaged ahead No of these goods
can take place for long time Bleached are selling
at 9d94 cts and Blues at l0& cts. Denims of desira
BILE makes have been in fair demand Cotton Channels
are more active and firm, with sales to fair extent
Jeans, Stripes, and Ticks remain without change In
Print Cloths movement to notice. Prints dull ex-
cept desirable and favorite styles. Gnghams sold
Dress goods continue fair request with sales of Cha
lies Foulards and Lawns quite the production and
the more desirable styles contracted for
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET, for the week
ending June 1.-The Boot and Shoe market remains
without change. Business generally is very quiet
With the South and West there is scarcely ANYTHING
doing and the New England and Provincial trade has
also been inactive few Baltimore buyers are in
ket purchasing for the California trade With the manu-
tacturers there is no particular change few are buy
ing on ORDERS but others holding back until pros
poets of the fall trade become positively fixed From
present appearances the business likely to be fair
supply OF goods Will quite
equal to the demand The Leather trade continues
pressed but no particular change in prices since last week
Hides on the contrary buoyant and very firm, and
continue to sustain much higher prices than the
connecting branches of the business present
shipping List.
WILMINGT0N MARKET, June 2-Turpentine-sale
today of 2sS bbls Turpentine $2SOd3 90 for virgin
SzoO Tor yellow dip and ST. per bbl for hard per $50
lbs Tartar arrives very slowly is in active de-
mand None reported market to-day. Last sales 81 so
per Dbl RosinSaes yesterday of 500 bbls common at
S4 per bb and 500 do at $75 per 80 lbs Also sales
of 600 common at Sill per bbl, afloat without extras
Spirits3S0 bbls. Spirits Turpenne were sold to-day at
39& cts and leo do. at 40 cts per gaon-boh for
straight lots.
LYNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET June 2-Tobacco
Receipts increasing with prices well for
bright working parcels dark nondescript so firm as
earlier in the season, the falling off, however, is not
quotable one Common dark lugs S2.00G3 So bright
new grounds ugs 81 co. leaf tobacco 400
GS7 So bright workers and filters So eO15 &C; fancy
, bright wrappers slS.0o@760o.
! MARKETS BY TELEGRAAH
NEW ORLEANS, June lotion quiet; sales today
1000 bales at 10h@11 cts for middng: sales of the
week 6000 bales receipts the bales against
$500 bales the same time last Exports the week
$4,000 bales total exports to this time bales
Receipts ahead of last year. 775500 bales Stock in port
fully fair. Coffee firm; sales of the week 5000 bags at
l2SGl3& cts Imports $500 bags. Stock port 25 600
bags, against 5000 bags tie time last year
Freights and exchange unchanged
MEMPHIS June 1.-Cotton-Receipts to date 392 900
bales against 34S 600 to the time last Ship
$4,000 bales, against 321 900 bales same
time last year. Stock in port Q 500 bales.
MOBILE May 3l-Cotton easier. Sales to-day, 500
bales
in damn