The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-09

Moasses is in limited request at steady rates; sales of
so hhds ordinary Muscovado at 26 cts and so bbs New
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET, June 1.-THE
Independent says The market has become dull. Yet
considering the late period of the season. the sales by
jobbers considerable but altogether for the nearby
trade Prices without change for all staple and des
rabe styles of silk goods Cothiers busy in making
up their materials for the fall trade The export of do
mestc heavy cotons drills and sheeting is active
the supply of these goods is barely equal to the demand
The cotton manufacturers busy pros
porous. Domestic woollens suffer from competition
with foreign goods but the stimulus to eXertion per-
ectng their manufacture is consequently strong, and
will doubtless triumph the supply of wool is likely
be much greater. Fancy cassimeres in vogue and
constitute the principal sales of the wooIlen houses
There has been serious difficulty in any branch of the
dry goods trade this Payments have been made
with the greatest regularity and many ancipa
ted This has been especially the with the
houses where paper has not been pressed at all the
marketthe principal houses dscountng their sales
and keeping the notes of their customers Various opu
ions obtain in regard to the extent Of the fall trade The
Presidential election usual it is believed will dimn
lsh business somewhat with good crops and an easy
money market cannot ourselves how other than
large trade be DONE Importers however should not
give extension second orders To act with any degree
rashness would be the height of folly Moderation
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, June There is very
little export demand for Flour to-day and the market
steady but quiet previous quoted rates. standard
perne being freely offered at $5 So and good
1878 per bbl without much doing the only sale being
500 bbs of the former quotations. In Groceries
movement continues small, and the market without
change There is no new feature in the Provision
most kinds. so hhds. bacon sides, and so do in SALT
however, sold price kept private Lard is and
firmly held 12x cts, in bbls and tres without sales
Butter and Cheese dull. Whskey is unchanged 500
bbls western sold mostly at 81 cts; Pennsylvania
do 20x cts; drudge 19@19X and hhds at 20 cts
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, June S.-Cotton market quiet-sales of
500 bales: Flour is heavysales of $1,000 bbls; Ohio
$5.75G5.s5 Southern SIS 7std615 Wheat is heavy
sales of $4,000 bushels Western 81 .4o@14S Corn is
buoyant-saes bushels choice white 70 Pork
is dull Mess SIT 45G1S.12h; Prime $12 5091340 Sugar
is firm and active at an advance of h Muscavado 6as "a
TX cts Spirits Turpentne steady at 44 cts Rosin
is steady at 81 55. Rice is steady at AZ OAK cts.
Nyw ORLEANS, June 7.-Cotton-Sales today, 500
hales quotations nominal. Sugar firm at TX as
for fair fully fair. Flour dull at 81 for Super
fine Provisions closing quiet but steady The rest Of
the market unchanged
MOBILE June 6.-Cotton-Sales to-day / 500 bales at
IO1 cts for Mddling. Market dull and tending down
wards Sales of three days. 600 bales Receipts of three
CINCINNATI, June 7.-Flour-Market unsettled and
curate quotations cannot be given Whskey steady at
17A cts Provisions unchanged, but little doing and
holders firm. The demand for money equals the supply.
Sight exchange on New York. Y per cent premium.
BUFFALO, June Flour steady and in moderate de-
mand-sales 1000 bbs at S5 for Superfne S512kG55 81
for extra State and Canadian, S. 255 so for Hi
nos Iowa. S5624575 for good to choice extra Ohio
and Indiana, $6G6.75 for double Extras. Wheat quiet
and frm-saes Is 900 bushels Milwaukee Club at S115H
Corn firm and fair demand-sale 35 900 bushels at 81
cts for Toledo and SO cts. for Illinois.