The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-30

cts No sales white Oats are du safes OF bush
ole old Penna at 3e40 cts and some Southern at SO cts
e vs. U ] from Fl to SO cts. 600 bushels New Jersey
sold at the latter figure In Barley and Barley Malt
% % cts 400 packages do on private terms Penna
do at 81 Cts; hhds. at q cts and drudge at 10 cts
NEW YORK MARKETS, Saturday July 2s-Flour.-
The receipts of Flour are fair and aggregate 1861 bbs
prices of State Western Flour are heavy
the buyer. Sales 10000 bbs at $5l5 10 for superfne
State; S51095So for extra do; s49o95 for super6ne
$5255 SO for extra round hoop Ohio Southern Flour
is dull and heavy with sales of 140 bbls at $56o for
steady and unchanged with 400 bbls. s4e5a5
for superfne, and S505dI7. 80 for extra Grain-The
change The shippers are keeping aloof in consequence
of the high eighs demanded by ship owners, and the
demand is therefore entirely confined to few parcels for
milling Sales 10000 bushels at 81 q for Milwaukee
Club s136 for white Western. Corn is scarce, the
receipts amounting to but 80 5 bushels and the prices
frmer Sales of 10000 bushels at 6lHG62 cts for
damaged Western mixed Oats are quiet at 3SG40 cts
Southern and jersey and 40 cts for Southern and
Western Whiskey is dull with sales of 100 bbls at 2o4
SB0sToN BOOT AND SHOE MARKET-For the week
ending July 27.-The demand for Boots and Shoes the
past week has been quite active and large quantity OF
goods has been taken by buyers from the South and
Southwest, who have purchased quite freely We now
OF buyers in market being quite large and daily lncrea
sing Prices of many kinds of goods continue to rule
comparatively low but for all desirable and first class
work good and full prices have been paid and are likely
to be sustained throughout the season. as the supply OF
enough as vet for buyers to make good selection The
shipments of the have been pretty large, but
still behind those OF last year-Shippng List
BOSTON COTTON GOODS MARKET.-There is no
change notice in Brown Sheetngs. The demand for
heavy standard Goods continues fully equal to the pro
duction, and many of the leading Mills sold ahead:
Prices are steady at SH cts. Medium Sheetings and
Shirtings selling at7K974 cts; and light goods
5X in Beached Sheetings and Shirngs there no
change. The demand for desirable goods is increasing
and prices steady and firm There very little in
qury Brown Drills but the production of the leading
Mills continues to be delivered on contract. Prices are
steady at s4@9 cts for Brown, 99ex cts for Beached,
and 10A cts for Blues but contracts have lately
made Jeans, Denims Cotton Flannes, Stripes and
Ticks remain the same with steady but moderate sales.
Print Cloths steady and firm with a fair demand.
Prints moving off more freely, and the leading
styles of the different Companies have been sold to
extent prices ranging mostly from 9G10 cts. Cling
hams have been demand, with sales of the Lancaster
and Glasgow extent at 101@11 cts. De LANES
have been selling quite freely this week. the new styles
of the Pacific, Hamilton and Manchester having been
purchased considerable extent. The assortment Of
ering unusually attractive and with foreign goods
to compete, the trade purchase with more confidence
than usual We look for a very prosperous The
principal sales have been at Is cts.
WILMINGTON MARKET, July 2S-Turpentine-We
hear OF sale of $50 bbls this morning 81 80 for virgin
and yellow dip and Is for hard per 2S0 lbs Spirits Tur
pentne-14O bbls, country lot changed hands this
morning 34 per gallon. Rosin-Furher sales
terday of 300 bbls common at 81 10 per 80 lbs