The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-11
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


IA 400 part last ening) at S515G5 25 for superne
WESTERN 54055o for low grades of extra do; 205 %
for superfne State 5205 rs for old extra do 53554
for fresh ground do 545 for choice do 545G5 so for
shipping brands of round hoop extra Ohio 560G6 rs for
flour active and frmer with limited arrivals
The sales 200 bbls SIS 30575 for mixed to good
superne Baltimore &C. and Soa7 so for better grades
Rye -four is in fair request at 330G4l0 Corn meal is
and wanted at $3.50 for Jersey Sales of 100 bbs
western 50 so. Coee-The market is quiet but there
no disposition to press sales unless at full ates-saes
of 450 bags Rio at l5a 15A cts, and $50 do Savana
Is cts Coton-The market is steady with moderate
inquiry-saes of 600 bales basis of 10$G1On cts.
for Mddling Uplands and Cuffs Molasses is inactive
sales of 40 hhds St ago at 80 Sugars quiet yet
steady, sales of 700 hhds Cuba at AG7% cts chiefly
6Ad7 cts, and $50 boxes Havana No. IL tn cts
market is very rm sales of 500 bbs at q
| and retail lots at 214 CT
| NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET The season has
commenced and importers have opened their assorments
and made moderate sales to Southern buyers The
Southern trade is most active in the month of August and
large sales generally made by the 1st of September
by which time the supplies needed must be delivered
This year. however, the Southern demand has opened
badly Less than the usual demand has been presented
large reclamaons have already been made that bad
for dry goods expected for that section of the
country. The Western demand does not commence
soon this, and no Western men have on here
Western demand for goods will be improved the
counts and increase their stock of goods the
increased consumption. The city jobbers making
purchases but only to moderate extent The sales of
dress goods have been mostly of English kinds German
and Belgian clothes are in good demand and at steady
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domestic fabrics staple and cottons excepted these being
dull in comparison Some Louisiana houses have been
making purchases but less than usual. Prints have be-
very active. Wooen goods also active delanes
and fancy cassimeres attracting buyers The
export trade of cotton goods has greatly abaed and is
below that of the corresponding period of last year-N
T. Independent Aug. 8.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET August 9-There is very
little export demand for Flour today, and the market is
quiet but firm at previous quoted rates standard super
fine selling small way the trade at S525 for sound
old stock So 505 62H for fresh ground do So 75G5S74
for extras, and s6,@675 for family, as to quality and
freshness the receipts and stocks continue light Rye
Flour is frm and rather scarce at 50 62H and Penna
Corn Meal at So 25d3 37H bbl, but we hear of
sales of either The Wheat market is firm but inactive
owing the difference in the views of buyers and Sellers
only about 1000 bushels have been disposed of at
l25G133 cts for common prime reds the latter for
southern anoat and 135 to $50 for white in quail
ity of the latter there is not much Offering Rye is sell
ling in small way at 7o72 cts for new and rs cts
old Corn is scarce and wanted and about 900
yellow sold 20 70 for inferior fair and 7475
cts for prime lots mostly in store including 1000 bush
els mixed 72 Oats better with sales of
about 1000 bushels southern to note at 34(35 cs
aoat, and 1000 bushels old Pennsylvania at 40 cts in
store. Whskey is moving off more freely 450 bbs Ohio
sold at % cs 200 bbs Pennsylvania at 2214 cts the
latter for prime western drudge at 20 cts and hhds at
| NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET-For the week end
ing August 6.-Sperm-The market for Sperm has been
for the week embrace parcels amounting bbls
l5o cts per gallon In westport 200 bbl. sold this
has been unusually active since last with further
advance in price The transactions for the week in this
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quote 700 bbs at 60 cts 700 do. at 81 cts 100 do
SO cts and 1900 do at 55 per gallon The market
closes firm with further inquiry and holders anticipate
further advance In Edgartown notice of 700
bb at so cts; in New London 600 bbls at So cts in
Mystic 600 bbls at 48 cts, and in Westpor 300 bbs
Humpback at SO cts per gallon Stock on hand in the
country August 9th, 1860 S5575 bbls being 425 bb
less than the corresponding period in 1859 Whaebone
The sales since last embrace 1000 lbs ochotsk at
"a cts 5000 lbs North West at 72 cts and 1000 lbs.
''WHH WiLMINGToS MI &c NJ MARKET August s-rurpentne-
Sales this morning of $40 bbs. at $23O for virgin and
yellow Dip and Sl15 for hard per $50 lbs Spirits Tux
pentne-Saes after yesterdays report of lis bbs at 35
for country lots No sales this morning. 95 cts for
country, and SO cts for extra bbs freely offered Rosin
Sales yesterday evening $50 extra pale s275
per bb and this morning of 600 bbls at 81 o5
f'' O-' 49, MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, Aug 10.-Flour is heavy. Sales of IL, 500
bbls. ohio $540@55O; Southern S. 25G555. Wheat is
heavy Sales Of $4,000 bushels red 81 soa1 49, white,
sl37H@1.45 Corn is higher. Sales of $4,000 bushels
mixed 63a6Sh cts Pork is dull at former rates; Mess,
sIs.45@l9 12k. Lard is heavy at l2XG1SH cts. Sugar
dui at sssS ets Ros1 dun n at
Auction sales Of lots bought speculation at former
sales brought prices current at private sale.
NEW ORLEANS Aug. 9.-Cotton dull steamers news
less 100 bales Flour dull at IS so
demand feS aH Mess m sugar
AdSH cts for fair to fully fair Nolasses at 202S
cts Tobacco frm lugs 2K cts, fine leaf 79S cts All
other articles unchanged.
OswEGo, Aug 9-FIour steady, but dull, at SIS 25
for extra State and s675 for favorite double extra.
Wheat weaker-sales of 900 bushels red Indiana
s116 $500 bushels white do at $l9, and $500
Amber Illinois winter on private terms Corn in fair de-
mand So cts, but holders asking 53Kd54 No
| sales reported of other grains.
BUFFALO, Aug. 9,-Flour steady and in fair demand;
sales 200 bbs at $4755 for extra State Wisconsin and
Illinois, s55 20 for extra Indiana ohio SIS 5O6
double extras Wheat in fair demand and red and white
winter l2 lower 900 bushels new red winter
Ohio and Indiana $110; 5000 bushels white winter do
$1l3G14 Corn rmer but dull sales II 600 bushels at
4s@5o Oats steadysales 900 bushels at 80 cts,
CHIoAeo Aug. 9.-Flour quiet. Wheat dull and de-
clined aga cs sales 5000 bushels at 50 cts for No.