The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-13

rates Sales of some 10 COO gallons within few days
SSlo soc for prime western winter.
RICE is in active demand at S3,d375 for common to
prime.
I change; sales of 90 hhds English Islands at 74c.
Estimated stock to-day-hhds, 600; boxes, "a 13s;
bags 6l0O; Melado, 1853
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l1.-Bark is dull and No l
Quercitron is offered I per without finding buyers
Tanners Bark sells slowly Sll per cord for Chestnut
end Sl3 for Spanish Oak
Cloverseed is coming forward firmly, but the
mand for it is quite moderate Sales of 200 bushels fair
quality at So per Ga lbs 100 bushels FaNsecd
brought S694 per hushel which figure il is in fair de
mand For Timothy there more demand and 500 bush
| els sold at - 064 d2l21.
The FLOUR continues in the quiet condition
which has characterized it for month past There is
shipping demand and the sales confined to the
of the home trade at 25a 5374 per Dbl for sound old
stock: = 629a575 for fresh ground s6G625 for extra
and $3.50 up to $3.50 for extra family and fancy lots
Nothing doing in Rye Flour or Corn Meal We continue
to quote at 81.
GRAIN-There is demand for Wheat and prices have
declined cts per bush Sales of 1000 bushels prime
Southern and Pennsylvania at 81 2sd 30 per bush
red and 81 IS for good white small lot Of choice Ken
tucky sold at 81 451 A. Rye is unchanged small
of old rs and at 20 cts Corn is and has
92H afoa and Pennsy at 90 cts in store
1000 bush inferior sold at S5 Oats continue in good
demand sales of 1000 bush old Pennsylvania at 50d
cts perbus in store, and 300 bush light Southern
at IL aii0at
There has been decidedly better eelingin the market
for both Leaf and Manufactured Tobacco prices favor
sellers The accounts from the West state that Leaf To
hacco selling freely at high prices while Richmond
tes desirable for manu- acturng purposes The inspec
tions of tobacco for the past month hhds
The inspections from january 1st to Sept 1st foot up
1O56 hhds.
WHsKEY continues dull small sale of Penna and Ohio
bbis at 25a2&6c., hhds. at 24G244c, and Drudge at
BosT0N BOOT AND SHOE MARKET-FoR THE
WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 10.-The Boot and Shoe mar
ket remains pretty much noticed last week. very
good business has been doing with the South and the
Western trade continue to purchase moderately We
for very fair business for weeks yet and the de-
mand for goodss likely to continue later in the
than usual There change notice in prices The
assortment of goods is well kept and find
trouble in making their selections In the manufacturing
districts there is less activity The low prices which
goods selling and high price of ali kinds of stock
having tendency to check all active movements on
the part of manufacturers whose business for some
time past has fallen much short of expectation the
bulk OF the goods selling at rather dscOuragng prices
There are indications, however the past week that
extreme prices for Hides and Leather have reached
AT present the manufacturing business may be considered
IN rather an unsettled state The West purchasing less
than was Anticipated gives larger supply at this
son than we expected to hold, and in consequence
prices owing to the competition among the trade,
have ruled comparatively low during the season,
while the tendency of stock of all kinds has
peen upward Some change must, therefore, soon take
place Either goods must advance the price of stock
come down so as to leave manufacturers fair margin.
For the California market there has been fair Inquiry
the past week and for Australia there also de-
mand Among the exports othe week notice 4l6
from this port to San Francisco by Hesperus and
New Iork there have been shipments of 154 cases.
The quantity cleared at the Custom House has been
follows
For the week, cases.................. $500 7,7s9
since January Observation-Disclosures. 154 1888 ISL ,S92
io''i '.......... 169, ll2 1859
Showing falling OFF of % 537 cases compared with last
year.
BOSTON COTTON GOODS MARKET, FOR THE WEEK
ENDING Sept 10-ln the Cotton Goods trade very good
feeling continues to prevail with fair business doing
export and consumption and the tone of the market is
firm for most kinds of goods Brown Sheetings have been
in fair demand, and standard and heavy goods
and selling at * cts; medium goods bring 77H cts
ana light 5a d54 cts Bleached Shcetings and Shirtngs
have been more active and sales fair full
previous prices. Brown Drills firm and in demand
with further sales for export at ~ Bleached
selling at So cts and Blues 10% cts. Jeans have
continued in very fair demand at steady pri-
ces. In Print Cloths there is change The higher
grades continue in demand at firm prices Prints in
fair demand at prc s ranging from SHG1Ohc In De
MINIS, Stripes Ticks, 0snaburgs and Cotton Fannels there
continues to be fair business doing steady prices
Ginshams continue to range from lOGlOHc the
caster, Glasgow and Manchester, with fair demand In
De LANES there continues to be very good business doing
at previous prices Woolen goods remain without material
change There is rather doing generally prices
If anything, rule in favor of buyers
The export Of Cotton Goods from this port from Sep
tember to September 10, has been as follows:
10 Sandwich Islands, pkgs ..................
iayt............. Observation-Disclosures. Joy