The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-19
DOMESTIC MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA, August H.-There is some inquiry
for Flour for shipment but generally at figures below the
views of the holders Sales of 900 barrels Western extra
1925 Wequote at 25 rs per barrel for old stock
spring and winter wheat superfne; S5G5l2k for fresh
family, and S6G625 for fancy lots There is no move
ment in Rye Flour Corn Meal We continue to quote
is firm sales 5000 bushels in lots at 81 % per bushe
for prime Southern red afoat 81 20 for Penna do in
stol and 81 80 for lot of fair Delaware white aoat
About 500 bushels red and white sold private terms
Rye is selling at 52G56 for new and old Corn at 53
cts for yellow and Oats at 29GSo cts whiskey steady
at is n cts for Ohio, and Is cts for Penna
BOSTON, August 16-The market for Flour is very
frm and low grades are again shade higher We quote
sales of common brands Western at S4G4 25 fancy
brands at 81 374@4 so; extras at 81 5 and supe
rfor at 5257 per bh including very choice brands ST.
Louis Southern Flour is quiet We quote common and
1907 SO per bb including choice brands of Baltimore.
Corn is held quite firm, but continues in moderate
yellow, to quality; and 5oG52 cts per bushel for
Western mixed Oats are selling at 33CG3S cts per Dbl
bushel VS. P
ALBANY, August 16.-Flour in more active demand
115 for red State 93 for white Michigan and 81 35 for
white Kentucky. Rye-sales $500 bushels at 60 cts
Oatssales 5000 bushels Corn better sales evening
800 bushels at A ct to-day SO 900 bushels at a
cts Whiskey-sales so bbs at II cts.
BUFFALO, August 16.-Flour steady Wheat better;
demand moderate sales 26 900 bushels Milwaukee and
Northwestern club at 95 cts, and 600 do red winter
$llo1l 10h. Corn better sales 35, 900 bushels Sc
37h cts Lake imports o-day-2OOO bbls. -four ITS OOO
bbls -four go 900 bushels wheat rs, 900 do
OSWEG0, August 16.-Flour frmer Wheat decidedly
better, with fair milling and shipping inquiry, but
buyers are standing aoof in of the advanced
views OF holders Receipts liberal but the greater part
or Shipment the supply offering is light: sales SOC
Dusnes winter red Western at S113H, and 900 do No
Mliwaukee club Corn shade better but dull: sale:
lvo pusneIs lnnois at 39k cts. Other grains quiet
Ia. eoa 6ols -four SO, 500 bushels wheat
bbls flour, II, 600 bushels wheat 60 O0O do corn
CHICAGO, August l6.-Four quiet wheat advanced
HGl Ct: sales of No at 73G74 cts and No . ar 7I7C
cts in store. Corn. Gal Ct lower. Oats do Rscants
5000 bbs -FOUR 81 900 bushels wheat l5o ooo do corn
10000 do. oats. Shpments-2OOO bbls four 81 onr
bushels wheat l67 Ooo do Freghts S4 cts higher
Exchange on New York unatered. e
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET Aug IA
by common consent, there will be no general openinf
Of goods for the fall trade until the first in Septem
ber In the meantime foreign Dress Goods entirely
lifeess This is mainly due, however to the adoption
aud very general practice of cash terms Jobbers
plain good deal of the action of the importers in thi
respect, and one Of them has hearing in column
this morning. In Domestic Goods the feature Of tn
week has been general excitement and material advanc
In manufactured Cottons of nearly all grades, Their
have been large sales of China Drills at OK cts 9% cts
for shipment, and the agents of all mark close
firm at 10 cts, mos. We notice a considerable sale
Blue Drills at IL cts per off for cash Brown Shes
ing standard firm at 10 cts with fair sales All lgh
and medium Sheeting and Shrtings as well as cotto
Flannels. ct al ct. per yard above last season
prices Printing Cloths have been excited Providence
about 900 pieces 6oxe4 and 64x6 sold together at c
5000 pieces, 64x64 at about ~ cts.-and the clos
yesterday holders were unwilling to name price an
txsss Tsrs nominal at 6x ch9e cts. Prints are nrme