The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-26
BALTIMORE MARK ELS.

.-. SATURDAY, August "a
COFFEE.-There has been no movement to dav il
Coffee 80 far we have heard The market continue
very firm in tone. and holders generally quite in
at l4a4% cts for fair good and for prime: l..
guayr at Ih0 cts and Java at 10 cts per b. The
stock here including the cargo received yesterday about
l4.000 bags
FLoUR-Floar ste dy to-day at yesterday S figure.
but the market tor it was quiet We heard on ;CLanra
Of sales SOC rbs Howard Street super at s. 100 bhis
Ohio do also at 50. and 100 bbs Ohio Extra at So 81
per hhI. Howard Street and Ohio Super both closed
'tady at 81, aud We quote City Mills do. at 81 d5
standard and 3 80 per Dbl for fancy brands
<tra Flour also closed steady the following rates
s. - Tor old Ohio; s. 81 d5.S1 for new do SIS sc
Howard Street, and So 25d6 30 per Dbl for res uar
tipping brands Baltimore City Mills.
FAMILY FLOUR Baltimore ground Family is still sell.
% by the dray LOAD to the trade at $3.50, AMI Baltimore
ign grade Extra al ST. but Howard Street Family can
t,reaiily bought at &GldG % per bhl
RYE FLOUR AND CORN MEAL.-Eye Flour may he quoted
at 90 90 10, and We quote Corn Meal at 81 80 for
brtudywine, and 81 per bbi. for Baltimore.
GRAIN TRAIN was in very light supply this morning
The receipts at the Corn Exchange amounting in the m
"egtte to less than 1oOo0 bushels Wheat was steady
~ about yesterdays figures. Sales reported of
some 200 bushels prime red lI3 cts, 900 bush
ell white at lis cts for fair, and 100 prime In
Corn the transactions were quite limited. Sales were
made of some 200 bushels white 54G56 cts yeser.
days rates, but yellow better of 700 bushels
prime being sold at 80 OF there were some coo
bushels sold AT 25d2T cts for Maryland and 300 80
cts Tor od DO but the only sale of Rye reported
land as before at so cts. per bushel
MoLASSES-There is nothing doing in Molasses but
he Stoce mere OF all descriptions is light and the
IS very nrm IN tone We quote follows viz: Cuba at
lsd2o cts for cIayed, and 24G26 cts for Muscovado:
Porto Rico at 32G36 cts and New Orleans at 3Sa4O cts
PROVISIONS.-There has been nothing of consequence
done to-day in Provisions but have no change to
st quote follows, viz: Bacon at 5X ct: for ShonI
ders, 7CG7A cts. for Sides Sail cts for Hams Buk
Meat at cts. for Shoulders 66a cts for Sides 6H
!GI cts for Hams Lard at S4a9 Western Leaf
IN barrels and herces, lG114 cts refined: Mess Pork
at SD Prime do at sl05Odll; Rump do at slOGlO 81
ana Beer Al f2 90 for Baltimore packed No l. $l6 for do
Mess and S4i4 er barrel for repacked Western Mess
kC ~ - We continue to quote Rice firm at 6E az
The stock here is very nearly exhausted.
SUGARS-There has been quite an active movement
in Sugars here today and the feeling in the market is
very strong We have reported sales of $50 hhds and
145 boxes Cuba and AZ hhds Porto Rico for refining on
private terms but understood to be at about e. which Is
decided advance and 25 hhds. Porto Rico at AZ 5O1l
% We quote as follows. viz Cuba Mt SO SOAR for re-
lining and 725G7 - for grocery grades and Porto Rico
as 20 for good fair to prime Sugars advanced in New
ork Yesterday 4, with large sales
SALT. Salt is firm With upward tendency Liver.
pool is selling cts for Ground Alum and $50
cts per sack for MarshaIs, Worthngton's and Jeffrey
parcy,s me and we quote Turks Island at 256so cts
Whiskey is very dull, but the stock here
per gallon for Ohio. ~ '|S 10
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, August 24-The inouirv for Wes.or
ana state hour is more active but close prices rule in
the buyers favor Holders generally are Offering freely
The medium and better grades are in fair re1nest y;
about previous prices. The sales are % 4no bbI a.
81 80 al - for superfle STATE; 81 IS 4 SO for do W.
81 554 70 extra State a 75Sa On f uo. west
$ 554 81 the low grades of Wesarn % ,auey Go
go for shipping brands of round hoon evtro ohF; 20
IS 25d6 % for trade brands do Southsrn G o, anu
and the low grades very heavy. New is in demand
Sales OF 100 bbls at SIS 10 as mixed to good n
inc. Baltimore, &c and f5 S5S.5o for the better GRADES
lh larger arrivals of wheat and free offerings on the
part OF holders prices of red have declined 2d cts per
bushe and favor the buyer at the close The demand
IS manly for export. White is in limited supply and
prices well sustained The sales are 1877 OO0 bnshais
itS2dlO6 cts for Chicago spring. 95Dl12 cts for Mil
ytuSe club the latter price for choice amber lO61
iOI cts or Racine spring, part in store; 15Gl20 cts
tor new red Western; s.20al % old do the latter
price amber 81 20 for red State (wnter) 81 2sI 50
or white Westera 81 3SGl4I for white KENTUCKY tbe
after rces for delivered board ship and 81 rs for
'hlts California. Corn opened steady and in good de-
aand, mainly for export and with decline in frsht
ces improved at the close The sales include 22f On0
ushels at Az ais cts, for healed 5494S cts for East
y. y. miXei 40 G494 cts. for shipping do and 5O052
- l1 yeIiw Western. Crude turpentne is quiet at
49,, spirits turpentne is in limited request and the
1and Is heayy-saes of 100 bbs at 81 So fair de-
sales no SF common rosin and the market is firm
rad Vi -olo bbls at Sls7H per $40 lbs The better
= t are quiet and prices are nominaIv uncbanged
iskc ,,Je sales OF 100 bbs. Washington at 81 SIX
o,s az y uet-saes Of 200 hbs. at II cts and small
,a Nh bssr YORK DRY GOODS MARKET, Aug 28-Tbars
ne yvt Hlte life in the market for Domestic ca
g eN' ing chiefly the rapid ad vanca IL, a. us
,er raT on ia9rics. The advance is fully Y cant
- ~ Dul 'he lowest point on all heavy s,anJs
oouS out ranges from half cent TO one ma 'ahuarn
ar a. oinesuc cottons. In some cases as in haa,t
VI ndhhels, the advance over the lowest COT
he stoo, ceuts per yard; but these are excant,
nv I'll IN market being moderate iobbers rynacti
,ent ara iound 1t necessary to Law in an oSsaee
eek = snnnIt All nave purchased a months or o.,
-edit Tbe 1u various terms from cash To sly nnon.i
w be;o a. Will; !or distribution are nearly Ali for nash
brcs of ,b;s give any credit to retailers No.
',haJ - ,LtSt ~ some the cash has r. |
NV - ,nLIF uays but this is abut the n1,,;s
- ms 'itie sur in cotton goods has oivar - -.
thg 'rade IN o1her fabrics, but all sncb aoo5 tarI
y me advance in the prices of sheatina move :
49, drliis' cotton hanDels, ticks denims ias nnI'
as osnaburgs, ducks. &c, would lead to di; sle'
consumption If it FOLLOWED an active .ans
y sne country is bare of supplies, and the high ta;E
,h. me trade to the production OF domestic looms
Frs certain extent, customers take the goods
IN h a. ne prices demanded This advance in nrice
s f guy some OF the mills but it does not cover the
here bs at present prices OF the raw material
IT oniv 70 81. ae more movement in foreign fabrcs
altimore goooers but also TO buyers from Roston
nv pronis;n mn and St Louis but cradits a.o...
sh We notioa u he bulk of the business hos - nS
en- eight months credit e saies on four six, and
Edward s. Hall l. Co bav. :
oduction OF their extensive wooIIan the whole
January, which they estimate will nus from now till
rds % DARK blue kerseys, 200 400 to 120
le The washington, Mohawk MidJIy yards "a sky :"
her mills are engaged for about the same and su
Government while many have shorter con, OF time ),
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. A.-Fouri is held fr1 ~
re Is very little shipping demand and the on,y out
orted are 200 barrels Western extra on safes
quote at 81 rs to $3.50 per barrel for old stocL @
$41o(g5 l2x for fresh ground do; A 75(6l5 OK e.
ras rs for extra family, and s6(le S5 Sor far
o' There is not much Wheat Offering, but il is dull -