The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW YORK MARKETS, Sept 6-Flour &c-West-
ern and State flour is in more active request and prices
are 10 cts better and at the close in ofsees
The supply is limited and the market for all kinds is
more active. The sales 81 400 bbls s55O(l5 60
Tor branded superfne State S5 55d5.70 superfne
WESTERN $590G610 for the low grades of Western ex-
ira; S5.S5G6 for extra State; $6lO665O for shipping
brands of round hoop extra 0ho 5 for trade brands
DO and So 25(G7 for st. Louis extras Southern -four
is trmer and the demand more active The arrivals are
more hoera 9t new and the inquiry is chiefly for extra
sales OF 600 bbs at S610635 for mixed good su-
perfne Baltimore, &c, and Sc 45l7. 60 for the better
grades Rye flour in fair demand ana is higher-saes
OF 4fo Dds at S35OG44O Corn meal is and in
demand-sales of 500 bbls. at $33OG3 40 for Western
and $500 for Jersey. Grain Wheat is better and with
moderate Offering considerable has been taken to arrive
The demand is chiefly for export white is more sale
able for shipment Spring is in demand, with only
9Sl35 for soft red Western 81 SO Gl371 for good to
prime do 81 33l 35 tor soft white Ohio; 81 4Ol so for
fair to prime white Ohio and Indiana; s1554157k for
choice Michigan SLIGO for choice white kentucky 81 80
for No. Chicago spring to arrve Milwaukee Club to ar
rive on private terms; 81 37 SO for amber Western and
S140 for inferior white Southern. Rye is frmer and
the demand fair at 7SSO for good to prime North
ern Barley malt quitet but firm at 90 Barley
and more penty-sales of Western and Canadian at 4O
Al cts, and State at 414lH cts Corn active under
the news from Europe The inquiry is chiefly for export
and in part specuative-saes of COO bushels 624
(a7O cts for Western mixed, 1915 for Western yellow
and ~ for round yellow. Coee-The market is quiet
pending an auction sale of 500 bags Santos
for Tuesday next-sales Of 100 bags Maracabo at IA
(9l4h cts and few St. domingo at 12h cts cash.
Cotton. - The market is steady with moderate
transactions sales of 600 bales at iOxGII cts,
for Mddling Uplands and IL for Cults Molasses
steady and in limited reques-sales of 40 hbds prime
Muscovado at 30GD3l and 400 do. good quality at 81
Sugars are in fair request at steady POS
ahsa Ghds Cuba at 5h@7& cts for inferior refining to
Porto Rico at * cts; 54S boxes Havana and 20 hhds
Melado on private terms. Whskey-The market is firm
er, and demand fair-sales of 700 bbls. at "a cts
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.-The market
both for foreign and home made goods is in full activity
French goods, both plain and fancy silk and wooden,
command fair sale Plain and broche styles of Silks
the favorites French Merinoes De Lanes sell
quickly at private sale notwithstanding the catalogues
soon TO be offered at auction The market seems how
ever able to absorb all that is offered of these unver-
sally favorite goods. The shawl trade opened we'll
French makes take the lead. The sales of ShawIs of
home manufacture limited, and prices consequent
ly, less firm. Foreign Cloths are in fair demand at
steady prices. Linens dull at present Our staple
Cotons are in good demand though the export demand
is less animated than of late. Prices however firm
The troubles in China have rendered shippers more eau
tious Drills are largely sold for future delivery Prints
are very irregular, owing to competition among the
selers-both jobbers and commission houses There is
| considerable over-supply of the lower qualities In
woolen goods the consumption of fancy Cassmeres
TSe, includng SILK mixtures De LANES are active
The demand for goods from all parts of the
try except the South Jobbers buying largely and
the Western demand is assuming character of eager
ness beyond all expectation. Western buyers nu-
merous, and what is better many them plenty
of money The nearby trade is also active. Remttan-
ces from Southern merchants reported bad.-N 7.
! Independent, Sept. 6.
! PHILADELPHIA MARKET Sept 6-The Flour mar
ket rather quiet to-day at the advance but about
bbs sold in lots at Sc for superne which straight
brands are scarce and wanted Sc % for and
for extra family 600 barrels Gap extra 800 bbis
Diamond mills do and 500 bbls do extra family, also
sold kept private The trade are buvinq mode
ratey the above figures for superne and extras and
from S675 $3.50 per bbl for fancy quality
Rye Flour and Corn Meal are inquired for and fresh
ground parcels at So 62 the former and 50
per bbl for Pennsylvania Meal The demand for Wheat
is less active today, and buyers holding for
prices there is also offering and about 600 bus
els sold at S1.40Gl.45 for to good and choice
reds the latter for Delaware, and s145l55 for common
making at 77dS0 cts for Delaware and Pennsylvania
Corn is but little inquired for, and sales of yellow
are reported at 73G4 cts the latter Delaware
oats are less active, but sales OF 1000 bushels new
Southern have been made at 35 k36 mostly at the
latter rate for prime Delaware, aoa Barley and Malt
no sales or Whiskey the receipts and sales light
"a cts for Pennsylvania bbs "a cts for Ohio do %
cts. for drudge, and 2SH cts for hid.
WILMINGTON MARKET Sept 6-Turpentine-Fur-
ther sales Yesterday of 14O bbls s240 for Yellow Dip
Sl92 for Virgin, and 81 20 for hard per $50 lbs Sales
this morning of 500 bbs prices Spirits Turpen
nne-saes after yesterdays report of 325 bbs straight
sales TINS morning up to the time of closing report
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK Sept. Cotton is quiet but unchanged
Flour is higher; sales of bbls State SIS 655 "a
Ohio s6.15a6.3O Southern s62O@6S5. Wheat is higher
sales of 900 bushels red Western 81 .36dl 40
white 81 .4OGl.6O Corn has declining endency-sale:
Of Is 600 bushels mixed 6S97O cts Pork is steady
Sugar steady; Muscovado 64@7% cts TurpSntne-
Spirits steady Rosn steady-ales of $500 bbs at
nice Is nrm aI 4%kQoB cts trelghtS drooping-FlouI
3s l0d d4s Tea generally unchanged At the sale to
day the catalogue, which all of good grades was
largely Withdrawn.
TPHILABELPHIA, Sept Flour is quiet at &C. Whea
| is active at sl50GG160 for white, and $14OGll ASH
Corn is quet yellow 1904 cts. Pork is steady;
SlS;o2H go WhsEey closed firm at 2SH(a25 cts
New ORLEANS, Sept. 6-COtton frm-saes to-day
1000 bales at 10& G10H cts for middng. Flour from
s59OG595 for superfne. Corn.-An advancing tenden
cy-sales at 66G75 cts. Sugar quiet at 94G9k
fair to fully fair Molasse-Prces irregular Mess
held at So Lard frm-sales in barrels at SIS. Bacor
firm. Freight and exchange unaltered.
ALBANY, Sept 6.-Flour.-Demand not active, and
prices unchanged In Wheat very little is doing, and
better prices being realized in New York than the home
millers are inclined to pay The principal demand here
is for white Michigan, which sells bags barrels
81 52G155 for fair to choice We hear of sales o
State, and red Wheat generally is held above miers
views Oats steady and in fair demand-saes about 20,
600 bushels at SO cts for State and Chicago aoat
3Shd39 cts for State in lots Holders of Corn hold
off, and none is Offering for cargoes aoat it is supposed
81 cts. would be paid. sale made of 200 head o.
extra State Hogs at $3.50.
BUFFALO, Sept 6.-Flour firm and in fair demand
Wheat firm and demand active sales of 4S 900 bush No
Chicago, in part to arrive at 81 111 l2k 200 bush
No Milwaukee club at 81 5000 bushels red winte
at hushe whi ite uintpr in