The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-19
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET.

THE WEEK ENDING July H.
The trade in Boots and Shoes the past week has some
what increased but has only been moderate for the
and the fall business yet does up to genera
expectation. There quite number of buyers in mar
ket but the irreguarty of prices render them cautious
Weook however, for the bulk of the fail trade now and
for six weeks to come, and market
tolerably active appearance The stock hands
dealers is pretty large although not large in
previous years at this season. There will, however ev
IDENTIFY he stock enough to meet all the wants of the trade
and buyers who visit Ills will find trouble in making
their selections Manufacturers knowing that the Spring
stock sold out cean and at the close of the
remuneratve prices are OF opinion that they will close
out the fall goods WELL and in consequence have not
curtaed the manufacture In the Hide and Leather
markets there is nothing to notice. The business
has been moderate, but prices generally are well sus-
taincd
Advces from California to the 10Th of June report the
market exceedingly dull for most descriptions Light
Hungarian and half welt heavy Calf Boots
mand but paying no profit Bogans and CATERS very
dull and the market overstocked India Rubber quite
neglected. best brands double sole long top boots
quoted over 66aS57, 80 days f9r round lot Knee boots
S42d45 on the same terms and ordinary brands nominal
at S2lCa30 per doz
The exports from this port to San Francisco the past
week have been 52 cases. from New York notice ship
mcnts of 243 The exports by water the past week
show a considerable falling of, comprising 2l0 cases
against S671 for the corresponding week of
year.
FLoUR-There is not much doing in Flour, but a feel
ing of confidence continues to prevail the part of hold
ers and there is disposition press stocks upon the
market At the time there few buyers of
the local trade and the latter purchase than su
bbls S75 So so for good superfne 81 81 for
extra. sale of 900 bbls. for September delivery at
Received during the last u hours / ,093 bbls
PR0vIsIONS.-The stand oil feeling still continues
Buyers and sellers still determined differ The con
sequence did not hear of sale of any article There
are buyers at * 81, $l525 and l04 for Bacon Sides
Shoulders Mess Pork and barrel Lard but figures
cent below the views of holders Bulk Sides would
bring cents and Shoulders 4 cts
WHIsKEY-Saes Of 80 bbls. at 81 I cts
GRoCERIEs-Market firm, with fair business at y
dSH cents for Sugar, 35&d36 cents for Molasses and
oil q cts. for Coffee
WHEAT.-Sales 500 bushels prime new Kentucky white
IS cts and 260 do good red at IS cts The market is
firm, and the demand good
CORN-A fair demand. and prices steady. Sales
bushels at 50 cts, and 1000 do to arrive, u cts
RYE-The market is firm at 55 cts.
BARLEY-A sale of 500 bush. new Spring TO arrive at
so cts.
oATs-A continued active demand and prices are again
higher Sales 400 bush. Al cts; 200 do at IS cts
and / 900 do. at 50 cts
DRIED FRUIT-A good demand for Apples and prices
have again advanced. sale of 100 bush. at 81 SO
OH.-An active demand for Iinseed and prices have
further advanced Sales u br at Csc and 5 at roc
closing firm at the latter quotation.
BuTTER-There is fair demand for prime at 1O111c
and for choice at II 12c sale % frkins choice at
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WILMINGTON MARKET
TURPENTINE.-We note advance of cents for Yellow
Dip and ~ cents fer hard with sales yesterday of 800
bhs and to-day of $40 do at 2j for Virgin S5 for Vel
low Dip, and LAZY for hard per $50 lbs.
SPIRITSThe sale of - bhS reported Yesterday at 10
cts should have been So There have been no transac
tons to-day.
RosIY.-Saes yesterday of $50 bbs at from l 30 to
53IE per Dbl. for grades ranging from red to pale