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

BUFFALO. Sept 6, l3sl.-Flour unchanged, Wheat
40 cts Corn dulI-saleS ID COO bushels at 50 Canal
freghts better Imports 5000 bbs flour, 900 bush
els Wheat 2O5 900 bushels corn 40 bushels oats Ca
nal exports 2COO bbl -four lo4 900 bushels wheat H.
600 bushels corn. 1 500 bushels rye.
0SwEG0, Sept. 6.-FIour unchanged. Wheat dull
sales night 500 bushels Chicago Spring at SOY
cts aud 5000 bushels No. Milwaukee Club IN private
terms; No Chicago held at IS cts Corn held al
with buyers at SO cts No sales. Canal iresnt n ecu.
lower grain; -four 80 cts wheat Gus GJrm ao GOO
New York Lake imports $4,000 bushes s ~ ooO
bushels corn. Canal exports o,ooo '''' n'''' ''''
bushels wheat, "a 900 bushels corn, ,-,, ,,;o, y
CHICAGO, Sept 6--F our dun. wheat oechne" =
in e,ora Con dull at cts. for mixed in store. Oats
Arm Rscints-7 coo bbs. -four, $4,000 bushels wheat
I63 GOO do corn. Shipments-5,5UO bbls Hour 10000
buSheIs wheat 300 900 do corn Freights declined y
cent Exchange on New York per cent premium.
NEW YORK, Sept. Flour &c.-The demand for
western and Flour is moderate, and prices
settled The stock OF the low grades is light, and prices
are maintained, but the low grades lower and ire
guar AT the close The sales comprise 80 bbs 81 50
al As for superfne and Western; 81 t5d4 % for
the grades of Western extra; 81 1904 40 for
cted stat 81 7O4 80 for extra State 81 "a as for fam
cy 10 for shipping brands of round hoop extra
Ohio and IS l5d6 for trade brands do Southern Flour
is very dull and heavy the receipts are fair in part
Georgetown and the market is heavier Sales of
800 bOls S5G5 90 for mixed to good superine Balti
more &C, and s. t5GSfor the better grades. Rye Flour
is steady sales of US bbs at 81 zod3.50 Corn Meal
is quiet 50 for Jersey and S33 10 for Brand
Grain Wheat early in the day in fair demand and
steady but the close the market dull aud heavy.
The advance in freghts giving buyers an advantage
The sales 400 bushels At 96c S 03 for Chicago
spring; 81 U3 al OS for Milwaukee club, ST 90 iG
amber iowa and Wisconsin SlUo d3 for red State, the
inside price soft 81 IL al Is for red WESTERN 81 lon
LIZ amber Michigan; 81 29al % for white Ohio
Indiana; 2odl " Tor white Kentucky, aud 81 3Udl 81
forwhite Michigan. Corn is in active demand, but at
rather easier rates the in freghts gives buyers
the advantage The demand Is chiefly for export The
sales Of 900 bushels at 40 cts for heated 47ai8
Eastern mixed 4od49 cts for shipping do and 50
Western yellow Whisky is dull, and shade low
er; sales of $50 bbs. at lS4 cts.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. THE Flour market contin-
very dull but prices remain without change There
Et.g
superne, s5d5 % for extras S537 % extra
family, and SO ouG7 for fancy lots. The offerings OF
Wheat have fallen oil There is good demand prime
dry lots hut damp and inferior lots very dul sales
of 800 bushels prime Southern red 81 afoat 900
bushels common quality do at 81 IL Pennsylvania
and western ut Si.0odl IL 600 bushels Milwaukee club
81 03, aud $50 bushels air southern white 81 20 Rye
forward slowly and dull 500 bushels Della
ware sold at - UoO cts and at 81 cts Corr
steady At yesterdays quotations. sales of 900
yellow a, 5"1o6 cts ana some white at 80 cts. Oats
active request with hu heels Delaware nj
-fajiI c,s anoat. Wnskey is frmer. Sales OF Obi,
"~els at lo2 cts-now held at 10 cts; Pennsy Ivani,
un 1t Is cts, aud drudge at Il y cts.
EDSTON, Sept & the market has advanced for low
des Flour but superior remains without
.. quote common brands Western at S4.25jd5; fame,
,nds at 81 on as; s4.S7 a5 for extras aud p al
superior inciudng choice brands St. Louis Southern
is quiet s55ua5 70 for common and fancy; s6d
for extras; and S7tG7 80 for superior, including
choice brands Corn in better demand. We quote West
yellow at 5Sa60 cts good yellow generally held a
Ia rate; and considerable sales of Western mixeC
~ "a cts per bushel. Molasses is firm, but continues
quiet. Sales OF 200 hhdS. sweet Cuba "A cts mos
hhdS. do at Il cts 1 and 100 hhds do.
less per cent for CASH Sugar is in
prices again advanced Sales 200 boxes Cubs
yeows at II d9 cts for Nos. ~ l6 l5S hds Surinau
OK cts less per cent 600 hhds fair good refining
at and 2Oh hhds. prime grocery at Cotton
has advanced materially with sales at y for middn2
Upands and 22& cts, cash, for strict middling anC
tendency still upward. Wool has been quite active
transactions in domestic and foreign quite large
prising about l5OOOeO lbs, at full prices.
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET, September 6
The shipments of goods to the West have rather in
creased during the past week and dealers from int
titles New York and Philadelphia buyers have taken
is done. Goods bringing full prices coult
be expected considering the small number of buyers
One thing is certain, the line of credits is kept mucl
closer than before and those who purchase
obliged to show pretty clean record. The
army shoes is pursued with unabaed vigor. The con
parties giving employment and good
10 thousands of Massachusetts mechanics. Owing
some misrepresentation many of the shoes furnished
their thus far have been rejected;
made with sole leather, instead of upper leather
rand;h others made Of mixed leather and in othe
ways did not up sample. but these defects are
now being remedied. few buyers for the New England
trade are making their appearance. New YORK Stat,
buyers have purchased fair amount of shoes For tn
British Provinces the inquiry is only lmited-Shoe
Leather RsD0rter.
GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET, Sept. 6-Georges
Codhsh-Maket quite active sales $500 otis. S3G
3Os. MaGkerel-S7 81 and s. for Bay and Shore Nos
!, and ); in very fair demand. Large No SIS scarce
and much inquired for. Fresh H3but scarce; demand
good at cts. Smoked do, 6 cts. Oi-SlO per Dbl.