The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-19

WhalebOne is fairly active full prices; sales of 5000
lbs South Sea for export 20 cts cash and 900 lbs
heavy ochotsk at IS cts. cash.
, Whlskey-The market is quiet but frm-sales of 100
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Sept. 17.-Evenng The
Storm today has entirely suspended of opera
tons and the attendance at the Corn Exchange
usually slim.
In Breadstuffs there is but little movement Fresh
ground Flour is held at SIS per bb and old S
but there is shipping demand and the only sales in
small way for home consumption from lowest quo
tati0ns up to $3.50 as in quality Rye Flour is scarce
fered at So per barrel but there buyers this
figure.
Grain-Wheat is duh at the decline noted Yesterday
and only 1000 bushels good and prime Pennsylvania and
Southern red at S116(G11S per bushel White ranges
from 81 25 to S3O The market of Rye it is
wanted at rs cts for new and so cts for old Corn is in
fair request but there not much offering sales
bushels fair yellow at so cts, in store Oats un
changed of Southern sold after the close of our
report yesterday, at SO cts per bushel.
Bark is in steady demand and further sales of No 1
Quercitron made at SS per Chestnut Oak Bark
is worth Sl1 and Spanish S13 per cord.
Cloverseed comes in slowly sales of $50 bushels old
at S55O per 64 lbs. sale of Timothy at sassy
Whskey is steady; sales of Ohio bbs at 27K cts Penn
syvania do at q cts hhds at 26 cts and Drudge at
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET, Sept. 19.-The tone
of the Dry Goods trade remains the noticed last
week For all leading styles Domestic there
firm feeling, and the market has been strengthened
during the week by favorable advces from abroad
and increased demand at home. Jobbers generally
have been quite actively employed but the small stock of
goods in the hands of manufacturers agents tends
strict operations with them Heavy ysSheetings have,
however been sought afterhe export demand for
Brown Drills has led to further large sales for future de-
livery and contracts have also been made ahead for other
desirable cotton goods The Western trade is much bet
ter than expected That section is represented by
better class of buyers than for previous years. and
although they purchased cautiously the aggregate sales
will be much larger than last year. The New England
trade is waking up the season advances, the cold
weather of the past week indicating that it would be
judicious to delay fall purchases any longer.
The demand lately for Wool shows that this branch Of
evident that for all standard goods fair and remuneratng
prices have been realized. As prices of Wool have de-
cded upward tendency and manufacturers and dealers
are free purchasers at late current rates. desirable goods
are held steady and 9rm
Cotton Goods There has been more inquiry for heavy
Brown Sheetings ah3 Shtings and the feeling is rmer
for these goods Large lots have been sold at S cts for
standard goods and small lots at So cts. The stock does
not accumul,te Medium Sheetings and Shirtings have
been in very fair demand 77A and light goods
5A cts. The demand for Bleached Sheengs and Shirt
ings continues fully equal to the production and avor
goods are engaged some time ahead Prices continue
be well sustained. Brown Drills in demand for ex.
port and further considerable sales the past week for f
lure delivery. The production of our mills is engaged
ahead several months. Brown firm at S4 cts for
standard goods the Pepperes bring cts; Beached
cents; and Blues 1OI (d10A cts.
In Print Cloths change and the business continues
moderate. Prints have been active the feeling
m much better for all desirable and seasonable goods
The sales of the leading styles of the principal
urers range from 9d10Hc. Denims have been better
Gemand Cotton Flannels are more active and in
stripes Ticks and Jeans fair business has been done
previous prices Ginghams steady at 1OGl0bc for
the Glasgow and Lancaster, with fair demand. De-
LANES have been pretty active and the business of the
season thus far considerably exceeds that of previous
years The new and desirable styles of the Pacific are
much sought after and command full prices. The Man
chester Company find ready sale for their avore STYLES
The Hamilton Company have closed up their old and in
erlor styles at low prices, bat for all styles firm
WooLEN GooDs.-The demand has improved since last
week and all kinds have been selling freely Fancy
Cassimeres continue in demand and favorite STYLES are
sold ahead Low priced goods are also scarce and in
qured for Sanets in steady demand without change
in prices Flannes and Blankets continue in Demand
Shaws are active and leading styles of the Washington
MlddleseX and Waterloo, in request and engaged
lar i sy aieau me Fet mot eyet as the types in our
ast made us say Carpetings of the Washington Mills,
ind ready sale The colorng of these goods is much
prawers OF mixed coors are in demand at fair prices,
but for other kinds the market is dull with good stock
Cloakngs and Sackings continue in fair demand in
gloves and trimmings good business has been DONE
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET, September 10
The demand for Boots and Shoes has fallen the past
week, although the business fair for the season
bers and small dealers quite busy, and considerable
many orders have been received from the South and
west The Western trade purchasing quite up ex
pectation With the Provinces there fair business
deing and the New England trade is increasing
season advances Prices except for desirable kinds
OF work. continue rule and unsatisfactory and we
DO not look for any improvement at present.
Manufacturers disposed than last week to cur
a operations Several small failures in the have
had tendency to make all parties cautiously
Leather has in consequence lost the buoyancy noticed in
our last and has become dull again. and Hides also can
be purchased on more favorable terms.
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shipments and there is very little inquiry for that
et The Panther cleared Francisco since our
au 'o3 cases. and the George Lee for Melbourne, 110
cases From New York we notice shipments of 54 cases
10 San Francisco.
CINCINNATI MARKET Sept 15-Flour-There is
very little change in the general aspect the market
the demand continues local and limited, but holders
wiling to make any concessions The sales confined
70 700 bbls at 81 4304 SO for Superne and 81 6O5 for
Extra 303l bbs. received the last twenty-four
whiskey.-The demand is good and the market firm;
sales oil LOO s at 23HG236 cs.-the latter rate for
Provisons.-No change $50 bbls Mess Pork sold at
04 cts.
Groceres.-The demand for Sugar is good with sales
i 255 hhds in lots at 6Ail7 cts, chiefly 6A@7H cts
0lasses selling at 36H@S7 cts Coffee steady at 11A
Wheat-There is good demand for all grades to.iav
ma the market ruled firm, Notwithstanding the unfavor
!ble reports from New York. The sales comprise $50
bushels prime white at S110; 000 do do red ST. 2OO
To- fair red at &c., 100 do. fair do. at 95c $50 do good
white at Lose. and 500 do do. at 81 .o5.
CornThe market is rather easier, and prices tending
downward sales 5000 bushels at 70c and 5000 do at Csc
Barley.-There is good demand for prime Fall 7Oc.
and Spring at csc Sales 400 bushels prime Spring 5c
700 do inferior Fall &c. do prime do at zoe
Rye Eye fair demand and prices steady at 73@74c.
oats-The market remains dull and prices are droop-
ing; sales 500 bushels at sec.
Potaoes-The market is very dull and unsettled ow-
ing to large receipts from the North of article fully
pe and consequently unsafe to keep and these receipts
nave been forced off, arrival considerably less prices
than prime article viii bring The sales today
5Oo bushels Neshannocks at 53 cts per bushe do
Northern at 35 cts, and 80 bbls do. at per bbl
Cheese.-Sales 800 boxes prime W. r. at SGS% cts
Market very firm
Seed-Timothy is arriving freely and the market
IS dull and prices lower Sales l7 bushels at So 40 Small
lots are selling from store at $3.50.
, WILMINGTON MARKET, Sept. 17.-Turpentne-
Sales yesterday of $50 bbs at 81 90 for Virgin and Vel
low Dip, per $50 lbs. No sales to-day.
spirits Turpentine-Sales yesterday of 100 bbls.
i21 cts per gall and to-day of 230 do. at same price
KGsn:-Sales yesterday of 500 bbls. Common at I2O
per 3lO lbs; and to-day of 500 do. at same price
Iup0pVS AT, DAT TpTNJnDrN
C0ASTWISE.
BOSToN.-BGrk Chester.
2o2 hhds sugar, EgertOn Dougherty, Woods & Co; Is
Kegs almonds, VIM. Bridges; 400 pkgs mdse order