The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-10
BALTIMORE MARKETS.


COFFEE.-There has been no movement in Colfeeto-day
but continue to quote the market very firm in
extreme rates We quote follows, viz: Rio l44
for ordinary to fair 14h Gi4S cts. for good Is cts
for prme; Laguayra at i5G16A cts and Java at 10 cts
per In. The stock here is about IA 600 bags
FLOUR.-There nothing done in Flour on ,Change
this morning far could learn have we heard
of any sales subsequently, but the market exhibits the
same general features Saturday. Ohio Super is
held generally at IS for good brands Howard Street
do which is scarce would bring this figure yery readily
We quote City Mills Super S4 ST \ per bbl this figure
being the at which the last sales made Extra
Flour steady at the followi ing rates viz
S. 75(d6 per bb. for standard City Mills
FAMILY FLoUR.-Baltimore ground Family is now sell.
at S725 and Baltimore high grade Extra at So rs per
bbl but Ohio and Howard Street Family can be readily
bought at i6G6 25 per Dbl.
at S350d3 75 and Corn Neal at 81 90 for Brandywne
and s. per bbl for Baltimore but for both articles
the market is very dull
GRAIN.-There a large receipt of Wheat at mar
ket to day the offerings embracing 25 bushels
white and 10000 bushels red, but the demand active
particularly for prime dry lots and although prices were
higher, the market certainly rmer in tone than
on saturday ked sold at from 105 to ll cts for fair to
prime and white at 1OGl20 cts for medium to fair
2S for good, and l30135 for prime and choice
parcels Corn of which there 4CO bushels at
market was steady at Saturdays figures viz so
yellow and SO for white There were some 10 COO
bushels Oats and 1900 bushels Rye market
Ta2S and we quoe aa at 48a J2 ST. o f and
81 cts. for Pennsylvania.
stock here is light, and we quote follows viz: Cuba
lS 20 cts for cayed, and 24u26 cts for MuScovado;
Porto Rico at 3OG35 cts; and New Orleans at $3.50 cts.
per gallon
bbls Mess Pork private terms, 90 bbls Prime do.
Sill so tierces Bacon Hams at Ss(d94 cts and of
small lots Bacon Shoulders and Sides at the quotations,
which are still 5hG54 cts. Tor the former, and A(dl7
cts for latter Bulk Shoulders steady at cts
bu there is demand whatever for Sides and Hams
and give quotations for them. There is no
selling but it is steady previous quotations
viz: Sas]9 cts. for Butchers, sA cts for Western in
bbs and tcs, and 9H cts in kegs. Mess Pork may be
quoted to-day sl4 So which is decline so cts per
hbl previous quotation, and quote Prime and
Rump do at $40 5Oa and Beef at sl2 50 for Baltimore
packed No SIG for do. Mess; and slil4H per bb for
repacked Western Mess.
RICE.-Rce may be quoted o.day at 7G7K cts per
h. but there is very little remaining here and it is only
selling in retail lots
SUGARS-We have heard of no sales of Sugars to day.
but the market for them continues very strong The
stock here is very light. We quote dav follows
viz Cuba at 81 257 80 for refining, and S775s 25 for
grocery grades Porto Rico at rs for prince
and New Orleans at 81 seas. Is for fair to prime
REFINED suGARs.-keined Sugars are very firm at the
following rates; viz ioH9lo| cts. for loaf lo%@lo%
cts for crushed. powdered and granulated 9Sd9K cts
for soft crushed Whine; and 9SGG94 cts for yellow
SALT.-Salt continues firm with upward tendency
Liverpool is however still selling at l20125 cts for
Ground Alum, and l65Gl70 per sack for Marshars
Worthngton's, and jeffrey Il Darcys fine. The little re,
Turks Island Salt is selling in lots from store 25d30
cts. per hushel.
wHISKEY Y-whiskey is dull but the stock here is not
large, and quote it steady at 1SdlS% cts for both
City and Ohio. Some small sales Ohio making the
outside figure.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
ALBANY Sept. 7, 1S61-Flour dull Wheat, but little
Michigan at Sl27 Rye in the street, at 65(G66 cts
dull At for loads at East Albany and 40
aGoat As offered and lots are going into
Oats S3@3SH cts for State. Whiskey is held
10 cts.
oswEGO, Sept. Flour in moderate demand for in
terror and Eastern trade at previous prices Wheat firm
sales 5000 bushels white Canadian 81 49, 400 bushels
No ! Chicago spring at s9x cts, and $500 bushels
winter red Western private terms Corn easier-sales
600 bushels Other grains quiet Lake lmports-200O
bhs -four GA 600 bushels wheat 81 00O bushels 1000
bushels barley. Canal EXports-1 75 bbls four 25 600
bushels wheat So 900 bushels
CHICAGO. sept Flour dull. Wheat 1c. higher
No at 65G66 c!s in store. Corn declined &c sales
at 20 cts. for mixed. in Oats quiet. Receipts
$4,000 bbs flour, 1000 bushels wheat 1O9 900 bushels
Shipmens-l300 600 bushels wheat 254 600 bushels
corn Freights-12h cts. wheat to Buffalo. Exchange
unchanged.
ness is good II consider the rmness with which
cash and short time terms adhered to- the
scarcity and high price of goods particularly
eRh ues sooos ana domestic cottons business must he
pronounced very good The reverses of the
year and the impaired credits have removed much of that
s!aughterng competition which, after period pros
pey makes such havoc with the profits the dry goods
rade and the consequence is that those houses which
nave goods to SELL or the cash credit to obtain them
enjoy of much prosperity. They no difficult
ty in placing goods securely. good profit The dry
goods auctions have opened with good spirit
tory results for cash. 1t will best advance
in domestic cotton goods say that advanced
from 10 TO 20 cts cotton jean from 2l months to 81
cts, cash; wide drills from IA IL sheetings from
to IL cts; Lyman IS have sold 10A cts held
II cts former price cts Sheetings are being iobbed
124 cts for which only was paid China drills
have advanced from So d9 cts to loGlOn standard
sheetngs II cts from cts French dress goods pay
ing good profits There is scarcity good fresh things
Gros de Naples for ladies' hats particularly
Nice shades Gros dAfriques are looked after The ia
vorite colors "Azune'' blue ar a colo. rather
red than Magenta which called Garibadi There
is brisk inquiry for plain Taeta ribbons at consider
oe advance on last seasons prices Fine black satin dc
Chimes are in good request British goods
been very brisk demand Plain Coburgs and DeLaines
ed dupita naJo;
not brought out it being impossible under the pres
ent taTih, TO compete with domestic manufactures.
and 3-4 printed Reps are in fair reques-the latter EN-
broidered with silk in two coors medium prces are
great Orleans and Italian cloths sell only as
wanted There has been large movement in satinet,
this week. and they generally held at a consider
able advance In all wool goods there neither buoyan
advance, and available capital CT edit are absorbet
in the purchase of other goods. The importation for
eign goods continues low but there is considerable with
drawal of goods from bonded warehouse.
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET Sept 7.-The mar
ket continues unsettled and excited for Cotton Goods
and prices again and still tend upward
marked feature of the Dry Goods week
past has been the unusual amount of cash purchases
Heavy standard Brown Sheetings have been in deman
at lHdl2 cts. closing firm at the latter price and tn
acle must soon reach higher figure Light Sheeting
gbt goods range from sRgll cts and firm an
sn' hee'lhgs o%N97 cts. Brown Drills are quiet bu
nrm, ana prices are nominally 1O11oH cts, lesdin
MAJ ino'uuhg the Lseona and Pepperell. general
and Blues at II cts Denims are in fair demand at lOG
15h cts and Stripes and Ticks have been sod to som
is G2 cts higher and the demand for This article bs
been active Prints are inquired for than far som
weeks. The Merrimacks selling at loXGIi cts
Cocheco at lOk cts; Pacific at 10 the City Mics an
Globe, blue white and orange at S(9 cts and tho II x
ter Granite and Glencove SGSA cts Print Cloths a.
selling at improved prices, and the the market
very firm and upward for all Cotton Goods the tran
actions have been moderate Ginghams have been in ia
demand and firm at ii cts DeLaines the Hamilton al
Manchester, selling freely at 1919 cts the mo
desirable styles having been sold ahead Of produco
The Pacific Company continue to turn very attra
desirable which
lsg2o cts The Victory Silecias of the Washington Mi
are selling at e cts. for plain and IL cts for twille
In woolen Goods there has been much better feel
ana nne goods have been sought after the past
from the trade while for the army and navy the dema
is as active as previously noticed
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK Sept. 9.-Cotton has declining te
dency: sales unimportant at 2lX cts Flour is du
sales OF 20 600 bbls; State 81 4O4 AS Ohio IS o5G5
Southern $6@675 sales of 200 bbs Baltimore at x6
Whsa. sd vs1sed @ cent st the opening but closed
vaukee club sl@l.oe red Western Al I2lGI. II; VIII
Kentucky ti,2bGl.G Corn Is quiet: sales Of 1923 @
bushels az acSsSh cts Beef is steady; Governms