The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-04
BALTIMORE MARKET


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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
MONDAY September 3.
C0FFEE.-The Coffee market quiet but steady 20
day. and so far as we cond learn no sales OF any eoase
in views and not disposed to press their stocks
upon the market. The stock of Rio Coffee in first hands
toiav adds up about i6 900 bags We quote Coffee
as follows viz fair Rio at l3h hGl4 cts good
do. at l4s dl4h cts and prime do at l4Aal5 cts.
Java in pockets at 16Rl7 cts and Government in bags
at H ais ctsper b AS there Is no Laguayra IN market
We omit quotations.
FLOUR.-The Flour market quite unsettled to-day
and it was difficult to effect operations There was a
good inquiry for Flour but the only sales reported
Change 100 bbls Ohio Super at IS 75 and GOO bb
Ohio Extra Sc 25 For Howard Street. Chic and City
Mills Super there free buyers So but at the close
of Change of the holders disposed to sell at this
figure, but generally asking So per bbi The mar
ke consequently closed quiet Extra Flour is in good
request, and we consequently quote it firm at s6a625
Mills. Fancy brands of this latter may be quoted at
81 5OII7 Is per Dbl.
FAMILY FI.oUR-Baltimorc ground Family and Extra
Flour have advanced 25 per bb to day, and
quote Extra S775, Family at IS 25, Welchs Family
IS 75 and Ohio and Howard Street do. at s6507 per
RYE FLOUR AND CoRx Rye Flour is selling
at S3 S7k4 and quote Corn Meal as before at S362H
per bbl for both Baltimore and Brandywine
GRAIN.-The receipts of all kinds of Grain to-day
footed up about 900 bushels Wheat again in
tive request and prices of Saturday fully sustained
There % 000 bushels offered the part Of
which changed hands at 12Od135 cts. for fair to prime
Western red; i0a120 cts for to fair do. white;
130dl4O prime do 130G142 cts. for fair
to prime Southern red; 123dl45 cts for fair do white
150G6o cts for good do; l65d173 cts for prime and
loGeO cts for fancy samples OF do Corn was IN better
request to day, and consequently prices somewhat
SITTER There were 600 bushels offered, and sales
made OF yellow at 12d73 cts for prime IG73 cts. for
fair to good white, and 74d75 cts for prime samples of
do. cats continue steady with good demand for them
Sales of 500 bushels at S0S5 for fair prime Mary
land. Rye quiet to-day, but prices continue steady
The only sale reported 600 bushels new Maryland at
"A cts We quote good to prime do at 75a so cts and
PENNSYLVANIA buShel
M0LASSES.-There was nothing Of importance done
in Molasses to-day, although there is fine jobbing
demand for them. We have change to note in prices,
and still quote follows, viz: Cuba at 2ld24
for clayed, and 25d30 cts for Muscovatu, English Is
leans at Asa cts per gallon. The market although
quiet is steady and firm at the above figures We
sale not previously reported of % puncheons English
PROVISIONS There is nothing of Importance
to-day in Provisions the only sale had note being
100 bbls Mess Pork at $95 Bacon is quiet and there
is little doing in it owing the high prices demand
ed by holders In large lots Bacon could readily be had
is still sales making by the jobbers 4l04 cts
range in price from u to 10 cts as TO quality There
is nothing doing in Bulk Meat, but quote it nominal
cts for Hams Barreled Pork is quiet but steady at
$962@$975 for Mess sl4 75sl5 for Prime and $l4.50
per Dbl. for Rump There is nothing doing in Beef but
quote it nominal at $ll for Baltimore No and $13
l4 per Dbl for Mess Lard is steady at 13A cts. for
Western leaf in bbls and tierces and ID cts for do in
RICE-There is a fair demand for Rice but we have
special activity to note. We quote fair to prime
ranging from Az to cts per lb, with fair supply in
market
SALT-verpool Salt is still selling at the following
rates. viz 100 cts. for Ground Alum; 155Gl60 cts for
Jeffrey and Darcys fine; 160G65 cts for Marshal's do
and 175 per sack for Ashtons do, but it firm
these figures Turks Island do is held at 2025 cts.
per bushel, but we hear of no sales being made.
SUGARS-There was some inquiry for Sugar to-day
from the trade, but have no special activity to
in the market The only sale hid
ported p hhds Porto Rico at $7Gt7. so -
Holders show more disposition to meet the views of buy
ers but we have no special change to note in rates
Sugars close however steady and firm at our former
taons, viz Sc 25d7 for refining grades Cuba and Eng
sh Island s7l24a rs for grocery grades do Sc SIX
81 rs for common to fair Porto Rice and New Orleans
and SS75 for good to choice do.
REFINED SUGARs-We would beg to refer readers
to the circular of Messs Dougherty Woods Co. of the
Baltimore Steam Sugar Refinery, which shows decline
of K cent per h. on both Soft and Crushed Sugars.
CASH PRICES BY TWENTY OR MORE PACKAGES.
Double Refined Loaf. cts. per ID.
Double Refined Cracked Loaf :....: :1o%
Double Refined Crushed Powdered and
Granulated. ............ .............10
Circle Crushed, Powdered and Granu-
. lated. ed.............-.,.,. 90
Il Loaf. .......,...-...............lO
", COFFEE OR soPF CRUSHED SUGARS
Refined White B.........,..............: 9B
Refined Yellow Extra.
Rehned yellow .'.'.,....,... 81
Yellow Sugars of lower grades at prices according to
quality.
SEEDS.-There was nothing of importance done in
Grass Seeds to-day and there seems to he speculative
Inquiry them. Coverseed is selling in small lots
S5G5 so bushe to quality, and Timothy
at s2 5Ola3 and Flaxseed at 81 35d9l.45 per bushe
WHISKEY.-The Whiskey market was quite firm to-
day, and holders not generally disposed sell
present rates The only sale we had reported was so bb
Ohio at % cts, at which figure the market closed firm.
There nothing done in City Whiskey, but quote it
firm at % cts per gallon.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
BOSTON COTTON GOODS MARKET, Aug. 3l.--The
demand for standard Brown Sheengs continues quite
equal to the production and the market steady and
firm SA cts with sales to a fair extent at that price
MeGium Sheetngs ShlrtnpS re a kfd.7a
cts, and light goods 81 cts Bleached Sheetings and
Shrtngs remain as previously noticed The demand for
all leading makes is quite equal production
previous prices and some goods still contracted for
ahead. Drills quiet and very little inquired for The
production of our leading mills S, however, absorbed by
previous contracts, Prices nomnally So for
Brown, for Bleached, and lO4 for Blues. Print
Cloths sold close and are firm at previous prices
Prints have been in better demand than for weeks
Goods ranging 10 cts, including the production OF
tent Denms, Cotton Fannels, Stripes and Ticks have
been in moderate request Osnaburgs continue in good
demand, and in Seamless Bags the sales have been to
extent. Gnghams remain without change The
demand for the Glasgow and Lancaster has been good
1OKG11 cts. The Delane business continues quite
active previously noticed The sales continue alb
sorb the production and prices although materially
changed inclined to advance The printed Thibets
and Mernoes of the Pacific Mills continue he placed
fast received from the mills.-Shipping List.
BOOT AND SHOE MARKET.-For the week ending
August 3i.-There has been fair business doing in
Boots and Shoes the past week, but improvement to
notice and the general features the market remain
about the noticed last week Orders from the
Southern trade, to sort up WITH have been coming in
quite freely and with the West and Northwest fair
business is doing with the prospect of good trade ahead
The New England trade is also about commencing opera
tions and for the Provinces some purchases have been
made during the week. The stocks of all desirable goods
moderate for the but there continue to be
large supply of other kinds Manufacturers continue
cautiously and turn out few goods unless previous
ly ordered They generally of opinion, in the present
unsettled state of the trade is out the
goods already manufactured before active operations
again commenced The Leather trade has been remark
ably quiet during the week, scarcely anything fact
realize last weeks prices Hides the contrary have
taken an unexpected turn Buenos Ayres selling in New
York at advance of y ct per h. The unsatisfactory
state Of the Boot and Shoe and Leather trade appears
have very little influence on the Hide Markets. Tht
business, however, is quite MISUNDERSTANDING List
CHARLESTON RICE MARKET-CRAELEsToN, Sept
1-Rice-The market has been very much excited du
ring the period under review. The stock, as was well
known, very much reduced which fact coupled with
the uncertainty when the Op would come for
ward rendered buyers unusually sensitive in regard tc
the execution OF their purchases to complete freight
gagements. The miers who alone held the stock
certainly not backward in availing themselves of this
condition things and very early period materially
advanced their figures, and the bulk of the receipts
which were limited l34 tierces were sold at ar
advance of cts the prices Of the previous week
The extremes ranged from S41s to S5b, but the bulk
the sales made within the margin of S5d5H pc
hundred and were taken principally for the West Ind
markets. So limited is the supply that it is estimated
that the stock in the city mills is reduced to 5OOoa350
bushels The total receipts at the close of the year reach
will be seen the proper head 16l 81
terces, hch is believe, the largest crop ever pro
duced in this State The prospects of the growing GRO
continue to be unusually fine and the opinion is YER
generally entertained that the yield will fully equal If
does not exceed that of the just brought to close
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3-Cotton is quiet. Sales of 40
bales to-day Flour is depressed Sales of 13 800 bbls
State s545d5,55 Ohio S595d610; Southern s590a6 ~
Wheat is dull and cts lower Sales of 600 bushel
red Western sl.3Od1 &c. white sl45(9l 60; red South
ern 81 40 Corn is dullsales of SO 600 bushels. Nike
65G67 cts closing at 65 cts yellow Southern 72 cts
Whiskey Is lower-sales at 22k cts Sugar is dull an
lower. Muscovado 64d7T cts. Spirits Turpentine i
heavy at 40 cts. Rosin dull and nominal at 81 35
wP1i PaIhDaLfH adiiH Sept o SFour is firm but quiet
Wheat active at 60 for white, and 81 36a1
for red. Corn is quiet at rs for yellow Whiskey ha
advanced; sales at 24(924k cts held at c5 cts at tn
dl4H cts
AUGUSTA, Aug. 3l-Cotton-Stock in port s. $50 bales
CHARLESTON, Aug. I.-Cotton--Receipts OF the we,
sos bales sales of the week. 4S0 baes receipts of
200 bales against % bales last year. prices ranging from
1pk@2 Cts for middIing annual receipts 57 500 bales