The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-12
DOMESTIC MARKETS

ALBANY, Aug. S-Flour in moderate dem and Wheat
lucky. Rye-sales 900 bushels at 90 cts Corn-No
arrivals demand fair: sales 300 bushels Western mixed
at l2A cts and 5000 bushels do to arrive at AZ
oat. dl sales bushels State at s2h cts aud
600 do; Canada East at 2sh cts. Whiskey-saes 2s4
BUFFALO. Avg s-FlOur quiet Wheat firm sales
10000 bushels Milwaukee club 81 cts 5000 bushels
interior do at 81 cts, oe0 bushels choice red winter al
ST. Corn steady: sales S5 900 bushels at 32 Goo Gus.
Oats better sales $1,000 bushels at "a &G25 CTS noS
steady Lake imports to day-4,iOO bbs hour, Soo
bos nour. So 600 bushels 900 bushels corn,
oSwEGo, Aug sFlOur unehsnag1G Mhwtt qu,es
supplies sales 5Oo pusheis winter reu
Western at private terms quiet and no sales Lake
@ 200 bushels 81 Sop DusSs ODDS
BOSTON august 9.-The IN .rket for Flour remains
0no,a sales OF common brands Western at 81 fancy
brands at 2hd4 81 extras at 81 50d4 rs; and supe
ror At 81 257 per barrel including choice brands St
louis In southern Flour but little doing. We quote
common and fancy at SIS 75G6; extras s6.5oa7 and
sunaror at s77 per barrel including choice brands
OF Baltimore Corn is quite dull and the sales been
confined small lots. We quote sales at 49052 cts as |
to quality for Western yellow and 455o cts for Western
CHICAGO Aug 9.-Flour finn: Wheat lc. higher:
sales No Chicago 7iG75 cts No. at re in store
bbs. -four, IS 600 bushels wheat SO 900 bushels corn
Q 900 bushels oats Shipments-5 500 bb,s four I 900
bushels wheat, II 900 bushels 500 bushels oats
Freghts unchanged. Exchange on New York unchanged
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET. Auvu,, O. Tho
markets continue quiet The almost universal enforce.
ment of cash terms delays the purchase goods until
attention given domestic goods The necessary delay
in awarding the contracts now pending with the
ment causes an unsettled feeng-here being some
certainty as to the effect these will have upon certain
styles of goods.
Shipping and staple cottons have been materially ad
months credit, follow: China Drills, brown, 999A
cts; beachsd ~ cts; blue, II cts standard Brown
Sheetngs, 9H cts. Lighter goods have been advanced
4gH ct. per yard, but others selling at old prices
Printing Cloths not inquired for but We hear of only
one mil making any Prints are st covered, or show
but sparing y-prime Madders bout cts In Wool
ems military goods or military styles and colos, alone
receive attention
The importers not yet doing much to prepare for
business The stock of dress goods is ample, but en-
braces very few fresh STYLES the duty very unpopular
with the importers; and they predict high prices for
fashionable goods The importation is slightly ncreas
ing and promises a further increase.
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET. August s-Tbe
rapid advance in Cotton and the small prospective supply
Of goods, in connection with tn reduced productions
keeps the speculative inquiry have had occasion
to notice IN previous reports and further decided ad
vance Of full xc yard has taken place The increased
cost of production viii be by comparison
current prices Of Cotton now and at this time last year
follows
Uplands midiling ......... 1O% aIOx I6I ,I7
Uplands good mddIng ........l2 mag I7EGl7A
Gulf good miIding ............l2&9I2& l7A@i8
NotwithS anding the marked difference in the price:
noticed above many parties in the trade look for
per ID for medium AIDES before many months and i
prices go mp ~ rapidly as for weeks past they
soon touch that figure The price of goods ad
vanced correspond with the advance in the
rial the current rates. and this time year.
ing as ioIiOWs.
Rsayy S @" nEs'''.'....."',..IeSx a@s1
Tn yi4g If ,a.o f:s ~ rs rec =, s s1G
SIN rather than large lots and in fact any consdera
bic I4ntity of Gotten go. ds could he purcha< Sc,
without leading to further advance the market has be
come sensitive
Since the price STANDARD heavy Brow,
Sheetng| has been advanced from 81 eH cents will
sales to fair extent holders Ginning offers unde
9A cents. Medium Sheetings firm a SaSk cents
ant light goods ae held at 6G6x cents Brow Drill
have bee sold at 909S c:nts latter price for tn
IAc'nlf, FSlp'reIl and other leading styles Bleache
Sreetng>, Denlms, ONnaburgs st ip-s. Ticks, Cotton
FLANNEL and oh=. descriptions have ad vanced from
= cent, with very huoyant and firm feeling and
disposition to buy and less sell 1T the current RAT.
than Tor some tim" pat Prints have been SELF q NOR
freely and dark styles adapted to the Ill trade have at
vauced aud are tending upward. be LANES and 9th.
Dress Goods remain pretty much last noticed. !
Wo'en Goods noshing Of consequence doing excer
in ling contracts, Inch most -ading mi Is hay
secured Light and dark blue Beav Cloths an Sane
are he most sought after tor coats pants Dire.
coats.
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET, August 9
There is no movement of any Importance as yet in II
Boot and Shoe t,ade The Western buyers in mark
take mold very sp4ri"gly, and every thing ndicates
very light fan rAdr. Oar stock of goods is mode
ate compared with former years il is evident tn;
they viii be found quite sufficient for all our ants
dealers and manuac getting paIier
at The present asDect of things upwards of a month
the active season having passed Off with very Unite
trade in fact no trade at al 1t is questionable how
err u 1t IS cot safer to hold the goods notes
parties which the trade have in the habit of tax in
for some years past Dealers should insist short cred
with all buyers of good standing and decIin. 10 sell >,
cept Tor cash tn who d. up this
IN the present unsettled STATE of Aft airs
can scarcely he done except this Shoes for III
army continue to occupy the attention manu-
who are at work, hut all other goods are neglected. a
thongh month or tT0 later they may led upon
sort up with other styles In the Leather and Hide m
ketS there Is very little imp ovement % notice Gal
Leather has been sought after compl te army cor
tracts but Hemlock c'ntlnues quite dull lectet
except with occasional sales of choice lots army pu
poses. -
The quantity cleared the Custom House has been
follows ~
1851. 1860.
For the week,
Since January l,........63 222 los ASS
Iotal ..,............61 $50 1l55l7
showing falling off compared with last year of SO ee
- '
The quantity forwarded by Railroad as we learn fro
the Shoe and LEATHER Reporter was
Week ending Aug cases .............. 24O7
Previously, since January 667
Total by Railroad. .....................,l5lO 74
same time lnhu 2S6 600
Same time 1859 Observation-Disclosures AL ia