The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-03
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,s.N.y Arpust 3l.-,Flour dull. ~hoat saleaoie Ia
lots at Il 05 for state 81 rs for white Michigan
Oats in light supply wlth slf Geii n" aoat Wbiskey~
sales Yesterday afternoon 4ol hbls at o cts TO-DAY 10y
bbls l6A@i7 cts. Old Timothy seed-Sa'es at Sou
BUFFALO August 3l-Flour is dull Wheat in gG sor
demand rs cts for No Chicago spring. 77(ds0 cts o
No ditto 9Ods6 cts for common to good Ieu Ming At
sales this morning, Al 900 bushels No Chicago
~ cts $4,000 bushels Milwaukee club ana Good ditto
ordinary white winter at 90 cts $500 pusne eo0
at 90 cts $50 bushels amber Michigan "' 60 s,esdv
white Kentucky, private aa bushels at 35GS5%
t Inports-l7 coo bb flour. $4,000 bushels Wheat on
1858 900 bushels corn. Expo,rts coLr Dub
oSWEGo August dull Wheat quiet sales
last night bushels No Gnf1s0 sa ad Above be
Of bpyes no sales Lake imports, $1,000 bushels
wheat 20 600 bushels corn Canal Exports ''''i "0is
a. AZ 600 bushels wheat, $4,000 bushels corn
~rw YORK DRY GOODS MARKET August 3d.
T, has been "a increase in the volume OF business
i The nast week The Western buyers have entered
duns pnite freely and have been stimulated in
their operations the real scarcity OF good goods ana
me- i Ubension of further ad vance prices Notwith
standing scarcity of cotton mills are starting
AGAIN in directions, being stimulated TO resume pro-
S SSa nv the advance which has been realized. In
spi of the war; the prospects Of our domestic manuiac
Tires are not unpromising and those commission and
houses W hich have passed terrible ordeal Of
The mast twelve months have fair prospect OF season oil
moderate profit them There no further changes
h Of Domestic Cottons: but the late advance
maintained with greatest frmness, and in standard
Brown Sheengs the tendency is to greater advance
We quote China drills 104 to l0H cts; standard Sheet
cts for sixty square. De LANES have been brisk
but prices yet settled. Prints have also moved
more freely prime Madders sell at to lOH cts the
high prices anticipated do to be fully realized
There osnaburgs in market and the trade IN bags
is good deal injured thereby Cotton Duck has eNperl-
enced very large advance from the lowest point this
wear. In Wooens have little to notice but the BRING
ing Of fall styles of Shaws, those OF the Waterloo
Company with Amy, Patterson X Co, comprising the
usual superior STYLES. The Walden Long Shawls, with
Fanshawe Milliken Il Townsend, also deserve special
mention The Dry Goods auction sales open with sid
cradle spirit and unusually high grades of goods ART
The importation Of dry goods is increasing bu
still is very low compared with former years. The
Withdrawals from warehouse the past week amounted t
about three quarters a million of dollars in value.
BOSTON COTTON GOODS MARKET, August 81
We have still notice very excited and buoyant
Eet for Cotton goods. and Notwithstanding the ste d
for past, prices have again improve
quite rapidly, and at the close there appears to be n
check the upward tendency. The production of good
is quite small, and, supplies of cotton dali
bscom ny more reduced, it is evident that very fu
prices will be aned hut how much higher prices wi
touch without redu ing mate tally the consumption is
question likely be solved by the trade during the
Western buyers have heen purchasing freely durn
he week, and there is also fair demand from the Ne
En- Gland Trade Leading jobbers have in consequence
quite busy. and. all things considered the h;
the most active week for some time Heavy stan
Ard Br wn Sheetings have jumped up from ION cts
last report to l2 cts, the present Gu
rent rate but manufacturers now decline to Sc
under Il cts Light and medium SheetinGs range fro
qsOll u cts, and "A steady demand at these prices
,ned by the trade at further advance. Brown Dril
are quiet and held firm, but account of the limit,
expert demand very little has been done. The
is lUR for Brown, 1OA all cts for Beach
and II cts for Blue.
IMPORTS IN 10 BAL IkIOur-.