The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-02
DOMESTIC MARKETS

ALBANY, August 5o-Flour steady and in good de
mand Wheat in lots 81 06G GS for State; 81 q ro
white Kentucky, ana 81 25I 80 for white Michigan
Oats in fair demand at SO for Sateaes coo
ana car lots Western at 81 cts Corn in iair demand
more oGeringsaes 20 900 bushels Western mixed at l.
10 hbls at II cts.
BUFFALO, August 30.-Flour steady and in moderat,
demand Wheat closed 2d3 cts. better for red Winter
wiz; better feeling all aIound-saeS % coo bushels RED
winter at 81 cts 5000 bushels do 81 u 900 bush
els 90 gZG9l cts, 2OOC0 bushels do y. t. $500 bushels
white Winter 81 05, $500 bushels do Sl124 GOO bush
els Chicago Spring ~ cts CISCO bushels do 78 cts and
ZOUCo do Milwaukee Club t. Corn steady and in fair
demand-saes 81 900 bushels 25b(G26 cts Whiskey
held at lo cts. Imports 5000 bbs -four 10 900 bu sh
els wheat 10000 bushels corn Exports: / G.O Nils
flour. JOG 600 bushels wheat, IS, 600 bushels corn
OSW EGO. August 30.-Four unchanged. heat dull
and shade easier-sales 1000 bbIs No. 2 Chicago
Spring at SO cts Corn dul-sales 10000 bushels Lii.
nois in lots at 40 cts. Imports 400 bbls -four 5s 600
bushels wheat, rs 900 bushels corn Exports II GOO
bushels wheat and II 400 bushels corn
CHICAGO, August 3O-Flour dull. Wheat advanced
ctcsales at 81 kG63 cts for No 1; SO cts No .
cepts; 6,l00 bbs flour. 1O bushels wheat PIG 900
bushels Shpmen 40 600 bushels wheat 95 900
bushels corn: Freights declined ct Engagements: 10
cts for wheat to Buffalo, Exchange on New York par.
NEW YORK Aug 31.-Four, &c-Western and State
Flour n good demand and with light arrivals of shin
ping brands prices better the close The medium
and better grades quiet and prices unsettled The
demand is chiefly for The sales s76 bbs
at 81 lOa4 % for rejected State 81 254 as for
State WESTERN 81 45d4 So for the low grades of
tern extra; 81 50i % for State 81 7Od SIS for
fancy do; sS(H5lo for shipping brands of hoop
extra Ohio, and So l5d6 for trade brands Southern
Flour inactive, and the supply of larger Prices
at the close irregular The sales go bbs at IS
$40 for mixed to good superne Baltimore &c and II
as for the better grades The market for Pork is easier
but active chiefly for Government stores-saes of ESQ
uninspeced clear SlI5O Beeis quiet; sales of 800 bh
at SloGl % for repacked mess and SO for extra
Lard firm, but quiet; 800 pkgs Ok OK cts Cume,ts
are steady-sales of 81 hhds hams At K o6L and AZ
bets for shoulders Whiskey is frm sales Of 300 bb!s
at II cts.
BOSTON ROOT AND SHOE MARKET. Aug. 90
at oP
scarcely yet made its appearance small nnmher IS
western buyers in market, making selections bnt
their purchases ere yet characterized by small accouns
The absence of Southern orders course leaves cer
portion OF our houses nearly idle while the limited and
aue from oher sections of the country serves
TO render the general business discouraging in the ev
IRENE From our own and neghboing States orders are
also lighter than usual at the close August still most
e merchants are meeting their obligations at maturity
and business wears brighter aspect than in States fur
ther west However, with the large yield of agricultural
products the Western States are comparativeIv sron
and trade will undoubtedly improve as the season aS'
In prices of goods there no Improvement The
shipments to California since last been 20 cases
OF boots per bark Zephyr No imports boots and shoes
during the week. Exports-To British West Indies as
cases Cuba Hay l. total SIS cases. total value al 763
-Shoe and Leather Reporter.
BOSTON, August 30.-The market for FIorr 10 ro,t
du and it is difficult to realize late prices We ouoe
sales of common brands Western 81 & fancy brands
$780, extras at 81 755; and superior at s5 a57 @r
Dbl, including choice brands Louis Southern FJanr
is quiet, and prices nomnally S. SOFAS rs for common
and fancy extras SoG65O and superior s77 so per Dbl
is.
Western yellow AMI 5455 cts per bushel for Western
mixed. Moasses-the has been quite excited for
this article, and upwards of 5000 hbds have chansed
lands various brands ranging from iSd25 cts mart less
per cent and part cash The latest sales are lis hhds
sour SuriDam at 81 cash. 800 hhds ,our Cnb, a. On
rs CASH and Cardenas and Sagua Muscovado at 24G25
;ts cash Higher prices for all kinds at inc
lose Sugar is firm, with sales of 4(d5O0 boxes at 76
- cts, mos. 100 hhds. Cuba Muscovado at SIX cts
per cent for cash; and $50 hhds do at 7 cts n
De- mos FruitLsaes of 900 boxes French Lemons at
1t 81 per box, cash. considerable advance Snices
aies OF 5000 lbs. No, Nutmegs at IS cts mos and
200 lbs African Ginger at X cts. per h. cash
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3l-The Flour market il ex
remedy quiet, but prices remain without nuotabIe
manages me only sales reported for shipment are lew
; The sales to the retailers bakers range from
nsure up to So for fresh ground do 81 7505 b for
a. 20 zoa5 IS for extra family and sc to ~ for fapcy
Woa, NJ q. % sale of 300 barrels Brandywne
.tbar moe ogrin mere i rs more demand for Wheat and
aher more onerihg with sales of z GOO busbo,s rai
rom SLIP to Sl.l6 per bushel for,. ushSs ranging
southern red, including 5000 bushels 81 Yaia ana
ot of white on private terms, $500 bnshaI y anu
white sold at 81 20 for good quality. Corn is in fi ny
nand Sales OF 300 bushels yellow at b515s &c ,'r ue
float and 500 bushels fair quality "a cts Oats part
hanged sales of 300 bushels good Delaware at 272s
ts 200 bushels inferior do. at Is cts, and 900 bush
Is old Pennsylvania at 81 cts. Whskey-The demand
rather limited. Sales of 300 Ohio barrels at 1sGs%
IS Pennsylvania do. at a9lS cts, and Drudge at
~ cts.
PHILADELPHIA DRY GOODS MARKET Aug Al
he Dry Goods trade has been quite active during the
cen purchasing quite freely. and jobbers are
so sorting up their stocks and doing more business |
he shortening Of credits, and the difficulty of auy but
rst class houses obtaining goods except cash. to some
stent limits operations trade however is fair for the
ason with both the commission and job houses.