The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-03

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Middling FAIR. u l2 I2X y
Mcas:e. i: quite dasaes o As hhds Porto Rico at
3s@39 cts; II do and bbs: Barbados at 35@S6 cts
and Is hhds Muscovado at 27 cts The stock on hand
comprises $50 hhds Cuba clayed 6902 do Muscovado
1880 do Porto Rico, and 9S07 bbs. New Orleans. Su
gars-The market is duh and somewhat heavythe sales
comprise 53S hhds. Cuba at 6X074 cts, mostly at 6b
cts, and 300 bags St. Domingo terms not disclosed.
Whskey is better the demand is ar-sales of $50 bbls
at 20X cts.
From Messrs 7ellkampf DC Kitchiag's Wool CircularI
NEW YORK WOOL TRADE, August 1.-The demand
during the month Of July for fleece and pulled wool was
fair and the prices ranged fully to our quotations
Although the dealers have been engaged in receiving and
arranging their woods for the market, and were hardly
ready offer their stock yet the sales far have been
considerable There is now good selection OF neeee.
The stock of pulled woods has however become very
smathere is but little left, and of new pulling we have
mostly lambs and shearngs. Texas wools have @ Deen
coming in rapidly, and in much larger quantities Than
last year. They have met with ready sale at gooa
prices and within quotations. We nave perceived
an important improvement in quality and condition. and
at the same time remarkable increase OF the clip We
have now doubt of woolraising in that State being
profitable and with additional attention it will become
California woods have not commenced to arrive
the clip is reported to be quite large, and we eX
pec be in receipt of the first shipments Fine
foreign wools-Cape and Mestzo-have been in fair de-
mand at a slight Improvement in prices The stock of
Cape wool has become somewhat reduced while Meszo
remains about the The sales during the past month
amount to about 1000 bales OF Cape and 400 bales of
Meszo At the present ruling rates both descriptions
are considered cheap We may for this reason look or
an advance Medium qualities OF foreign woods
have been in better request and been disposed OF at rm
and somewhat higher prices We have to notice in them
decided improvement. Low foreigns have met with
ready sae especially the long kinds for combng worst
ed yarns most of which sold as as landed or
to arrive The shorter qualities would have been sold
quicker if the holders not firm at higher prices
The stock of these descriptions is moderate and of the
long combng the market bare The accounts from the
principal wool markets the Continent denote an ad
prices of 10 Is cent and in some instances
more. In Berlin-the most important one-about
seventeen millions of pounds offered; three quarters
of which sold readily within the first two days at the
stated advance On referring to the account OF all the
other wool fairs find that the demand had been sim
lar and quick making it quite apparent that more art
ces of WOOL and many mixed with wool, used now
than at former periods In England the prices are well
the auction of Colonial woods is fattering.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, August 1.-The same
quiet state affairs which existed in the Flour
time still continues but at the close there
rather frmer feeling in consequence of the i'm
provement in wheat. There is however shipping de
mand and the sales confined to the wants of the home
gropnd a snneTne 50 for io extras and
for family and fancy lots, according to quality
Rye Flour is dull at So 62K per bb Corn Meal is very
lot of Brandywne sold at s345 but holders refuse
this figure. There was quite good demand for Wheat
zng advance of full cts per bushe Sales of 100 900
oil bushels at 81 l6l 20 for fair and good Pennsy
vana, and 81 22l 25 for Southern, chiefly at high
est quotation Rye comes in slowly; about LOCO bushels
sold at 6s cts for and 74 cts for old Pennsylvania
Corn scarce and in demand at an advance of cent per
bushel Sales of 900 bushels Penn sylvania and
Southern yellow at 6S cts in store including 900 bush
els white at the same figure. Oats are dull Sales of
1900 bushels old Pennsylvania at SS40 cts and 800 do
Delaware at 3334 cts bushe In Barley and Barley
Malt nothing doing. The Provision market continues
very firm, but there is very little doing. Mess Beef is
held at Sl9 d19 IS per Dbl. Hams command 13114 cts
Sides l2H cts Shoulders 10A per b Lard continues
firm at l3 cts in bbls and tcs and IA cts per lb in
kegs. Whskey-The demand continues limited Small
sales of Ohio bbs at 22 cts; Pennsylvania do
2l@21h; hogsheads at 81, and drudge at 20 cts.
NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET, July 3O.-Sperm-
The market since our last has been unusually active and
notice further advance in price of Is cents gallon
The for the week embrace sales of IA 4S3 bbs
in parcels for export and home consumption We quote
For export 1000 bbls in parcels 140 per gal
lon and to the trade 1913 bbs at 136 to $50 cts and
1880 do at $50 cts per gallon the market closing with
further inquiry Stock in the country in importers and
specuaturs hands, estimated at II 200 bbls Whale
tinues in good demand, and firm at quotations. The
transactions since last include sales of 5000 bbs
bbs at 40 and 800 bbs in various lots at so cts
per gallon Whaebone.-We learn of no transactions in
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. August 2.-Four is frm sales of 5000
bbls. State S5G51O, Ohio $5.10G5 35 Southern $5CG
Sl3Odl As Corn has an advancing tendency. Sales of
$500 bushels m Mixed G2962H cts yellow Western
shoee 81 cts Pork is heavy prime is lower sales at
is steady at 2Oh Sugar is heavy; Muscovado 675G
cts Spirits Turpentne dull at 5s939k cts. Rosn is
dull. Rice heavy at 4hG4A cts.
New ORLEANS, Aug 1-Cotton unchanged: sales to-
day 200 bales Flour dull at s5 4O@55O. Whskey 17H
cts Freight of Cotton to Liverpool I'd The rest of the
market unchanged.
MOBILE, July 3l.-Cotton-Saes OF three days 275
bales. Receipts do. W bales.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 1-Cotton on.-Receipts to date 1913 450
bales against 324 SIS bales the time last year
Shipments of $50 bales, against 324 725 bales
time last year. Stock in port 4 300 bales.
ALBANY, Aug. Flour more active: common to extra
State 81 90fG5.25; common to good Western S5G550;
common to extra Canadian S4.75G6 90; fancy to
Genesee So 550ll575. Wheat-sales of small lot white
Indiana at 81 43. and lot Mediterranean 81 81
Oatssaes Is, 900 bushels at SIN 3S cts and 3sT d39
cts for Canadian, Western and State Corn slightly
under more encouraging advces from New York: sales
10000 bushels Western mixed, afoat and in car at COX
(d70 cts.
0swEao August Flour dull, but unchanged, with
small sales at SIS rs for extra State Wheat-Marke bet
ter, but quiet sales 900 bushels red Ohio at 81 Is
Corn held at 54954h cts, without sales Other Grains
quiet.
BUFFALO, August Flour steady and in moderate
mand sales 500 bbls at S47 for State $755 for extra
Wisconsin and Illinois, S5G5.25 for extra Indiana and
Ohio IS 50l6 for double extras. Wheat steady and in
moderate demand; sales 10000 bushels new Chicago
Spring at ST. o. II 900 bushels red Ohio 81 OS
5000 bushels white Indiana private terms Corn
steady sales &C. 900 bushels at so cts Other Grains
ina Whiskey quiet at 10 cts
CHICAGO, August Flour dull and tending down
wards. Wheat rm sales 27 900 bushels 9O92 cts for
SPRING SG1 0 from store. Corn rm sales 25 COO bush
els at 2h(d42A cts. from store. Oats quiet
CINCINNATI, August Flour steady; Wheat closed
with an advancing tendency Whiskey declined to IGN
cts Provisions quiet and all qualities considerably de-
cined; Mess Pork at SlS.5O@1S75. The money market
continues easy.