The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-27
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET. For the we.

BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET, For the week
ending September 24-As the advances indications
of the winding up of the fall business become more mani
fest Business the past week has been rather irregular
Some houses in the trade have been doing fair business
while others have sold scarcely yhng Orders
the South and West have been received but not to
great extent and few buyers also here sorting up
With the New England trade very fair business has been
done Some kinds of scasonabe goods have become
but orders them filled by manufacturers. In
prices material change. Among the manufac
turers there is not much activity. The demand for goods
for the present likely to moderate and consequence
there is encouragement in the present aspect of the
market for manufacturers to keep fully employed In the
Hide and Leather trade no very marked change has taken
place The bulk arrivals of Hides have been
taken at comparatively full prices although not quite up
to the highest point but the New York market appears to
be dull Leather goes off slowly but there is an indifer
both the part of holders of Hides and Leather to
realize and little disposition sales at lower
California there continues to he fair
demand No shipments to San Francisco the past week
from this port To Port Townsend notice shipments
of q cases
The quantity cleared at the Custom House has been
follows:
For the week, cases.........., 1897 5000
Since January...... .........164,576 193697
Total: .:;;:....:..: ..l67 975 l96,2a
THETOBACCO CROP SHORT. We learn from gentlemen
familiar with the prospect of the growing of Tobacco
that the yield will be about half an average in
of Louisa Abemare, Orange and SpOtsyvana. is the
opinion of those who have watched the market steadily
for the last five years and the product Of the country for
the period Of time that in single year has full
general crop, been made within that time Each year the
stock of years has been decreasing and the opinion
is expressed that less old tobacco was on hand last season
than has been the for many years.
Should these observations be rect the tobacco plan
ter will realise handsome returns for that growing
which will almost make in the of augmented price
for the shortness of the present crop
1t is known that when the tobacco is in thrifty condi
ton that little ground can be seen-the wide leaves
and growth covering all intermediate space between the
Louisa planter observes that he can pace up
and down the his horse without touching leaf
The recent rains have started second growth in some
localities but this learn, is rather preudcial to the
quantity Fredericksburg Herald, Sept "A.
SUGAR CROP-A correspondent of the New Orleans
PcGyue from the Parish of St James says that it is
mistake to suppose there will be an immense sugar crop
this There doubt that sugar will be
made than was last season. but the amount will not go
above that of fair average-say 3250OO hhds. Putting
the loss by ncludng seed required from others
by those submerged at 900 hhds would make 100000
hhds. for the State
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
MOBILE, Sept 24The sales of cotton today were l4oO
bales at 12bc for middng. Sales of the week $500
bales Receipts of the week 1000 bales against $500 in
the week last year Stock 10000 bales besides 5000
SAvASvAH Sept 2s-The sales of cotton during the
past week 5000 bales mddling quoted at l24
(d12kc. Freghts-Cotton to Liverpool 7Sd.d716d. EX-
change on London 109GIG94.
foot up 400 bales; good middling is quoted at 1238c
CHICAGO Sept. 24-6P. M.-Flour quiet. Wheat dull at
nc. Corn quiet at So Oats dull Shipments to Buffalo
500 bbls. Flour 81 600 bushels Wheat; $4,000 bushels
Corn. To oswego-l7,O 900 bushels Wheat. Receipts
6oo barrels Flour $4,000 bushels Wheat 5000 bushels
Corn.
CINCINNATI Sept. A-Flour dullsales of 1000 bhls.
at S5(d510 for Superine. Whiskey unchanged-sales
of 1000 barrels at 20 Mess Pork 1880 Wheat
unchanged.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
RoTTERDAM-1,374 hhds. tobacco, IFS hhds. tobacco
stems 40 tons bark 2 1856 pipe saves elS oars box be-
laying pins
NEwFOUNDLAND-1,70 700 bbls. flour, 25 600 slaves.
HALIFAX, y. S.-1 900 bblS -four, 600 bush. corn
BARBADoEs-7O2 bbls. -four 125 bbls meal 80 bags
do 400 bushels 100 kegs butter, $50 buckets lard
200 boxes candles 10000 feet W. p lumber.