The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-01
Total by Railroad. 3Os, I

BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET, July 29.-The Dry
Goods trade has not been quite active the past
two preceding weeks, but there rather than
business doing for the season. and every ndca
ton Of large and healthy fall trade. Peace in Europe-
increased activity in manufacturing there together with
the upward tendency of the material imparts more
buoyan and firm tone to the market than for some pre-
vious weeks and of all the leading styles goods
are evidently low they will be some time to
come Contracts for favorte styles of Cotton Goods
tnue to be made for future delivery and some of our
manufacturers still engaged ahead for several months
1t evident that mills will be taxed to their utmost
to meet the demand for home consumption and export for
the next three months
For Woollen Goods the demand is in creasn as the sea-
son advances. Many styles sold up close and the
prospect of good business is quite encouraging Our
manufacturers have been very fortunate in obtaining
their supplies of Wool, at what may considered
moderate price Some weeks ago their movements and
extensive purchases throughout the West were looked
upon as premature and the prices paid by them consider
ably above the views of many of the intelligent in
the trade but the sudden termination Of the European
war has materially changed the features of this article
and it is generally believed that fine Woos have seen
their lowest point for the present.
Jobbers engaged in the Southern and Texas have
had very lively week, and in package goods large
business has been done Those whOconfne their opera
tons mostly with the home and nearby trade have been
doing very te the for active operations with
them has not arrived.
The Cincinnati Gazette, of Friday. says:
The market for Flour dull to day. the demand hav
ing fallen of, and superfne was offered at s.. so The
market closed unsettled White Wheat sold S.. Wheat
dull and more sellers than buyers. In the Provision
market nothing transpred worthy of note and are
the rates asked for Bacon but the demand quite light
and the sales unmpotant 100 bbls CITY brand Mess
Pork sold at $3.50. Heavy Bulk Shoulders held
64 but country cut be bought &c. Lard remains
nominal at lie. No inquiry Whskey unchanged and
in fair demand at "A cts.
good demand exists for sugar. at full prices. The
agents of the Cincinnati Refinery, Messrs. Pulan Hat
field Brown, have put up prices all grades ct
The quantity of Sugar Moasses and Coffee, going to the
interior, continues much larger than season.
holasseS is firm at IS
The receipts for the last twenty four hours include:
Cheese, bXt............ 81 Coffee, bags. -
Molasses. bbs.......... : Sugar, hhds.
Bacon, hhds 35 Pork, bbls .......... -
Flour bbls 40 Viii key bbs..... 610
Corn, bush..... 125 Wheat, bush. ....... 439
Oats, bush............ 762 Barley, bush.........
neglected since last and the receipts which COM
prise 2O76 tierces have only in part been sold The
market has been depressed and the ordinary fair quail
ties have suffered reduction of about CT the prices
current when we made up our preysous report. The
transactions embrace of figures extending from
S4 to S4 but the bulk of the sales made at prices
ranging from $SS to S3A per hundred.
Rough Rice-About 500 bushels have come to hand
since our last, and been forwarded O mill.
We have corrected the stocks of staples by actual
count at the close of the week. following is the
result 1t is estimated that nearly of the
Of Upland reported has been purchased and is awaiting
shipment:
Sea Island. Upland Rice
On harves.''. 1888 S.235 SS3
Al Railroads. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1868 80.
In Presses Observation-Disclosures. OIL
In Dealers hands. ...........,.. zee. 700
Total Stock 1888 1869 1858
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
CINCINNATI, July 29-Four dropping; sales at s4 90iG
5. Whiskey 24c. Provisions unchanged Mess Pork
sells at 1880
SAVANNAH, July -Cotton-sales of the week only
29O bales at advance of Hc in price Receipts Of the
3,3UO bales: port l