The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-23

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of 200 bags John Bagshaw, private terms; other
kinds are quiet sales Of $50 bags at 4 1875 do St
Domingo at 81 h(d104-the inside rate for stained
Cotton.-The market is extremely quiet, but &l1Hc
per lb irmer under the favorable foreign news. We
quote:
Uplands. Florida. Mobile. N. o & Tex.
$iss'sz $iss'sz j;;;: Il i: Il Il & & II
Fish-Contnue quiet, but prices generally are sus-
tanned while dry cod are slightly hgher-sales of 1000
otis st. Georges Bank at s4.25.
Flour, &c The demand for western canal flour is more
active prices are decidedly better extreme rates
asked the close restricting business the Improvements
is most apparent in the low and medium grades.
So 75a0 90 for choice do s7t7 30 for Extra do 81 O
65 for shipping brands of round hoop Extra Ohio $75
o for trade brands do S7S5Gl0 for ST. Louis brands
S7S5dO for Extra Genesee Southern -four is also better
but buyers and sellers generally apart in their views
and the business lighsales of $50 hbls at S7507 90
for mixed brands of Baltimore, and SSd9,62h for the
better grades Rye -four is in moderate demand at s4G
575 meal freely offered sales of Jersey
and Brandywine at 81 65, and puncheOns at S2l50.
Grain.The wheat market is better, but the improve
cannot be given in the absence of any considerable
saes-the sales 400 bushels white Michigan 81 III
red is nominal at Sl7Odl7S. Rye quiet at about ST.
Barley is heavy-sales of 500 bushels fair State at
SO cts good held at IS cts Oats are rmer at the close
dian at 5SG59 cts, choice are held at 60 cts.
Corn is in moderate demand, holders demanding
higher rates-saes of 400 bushels damaged Western
mixed just arrived at SO cts. Prime is held at 92 SO cts
with buyers at 90(a9l cts
Iron-Scotch pig is steady and in moderate request;
Moasses is rather quiet, but prices firm; sales of
IS bbs New Orleans at As cts few Cuba Muscovado at
3 cts and 20 puncheons Syrup and Noravia Moasses at
Provisions-The Pork market is better the demand is
fair in part for future deverysaes of 5400 bbls
sl7 25al7 81 for Mess; $1,000 for prime Mess
Sl500G1l525 for prime Included in the sales 900
bbls. Mess at $3.50, buyers option 80 days.
Beef steady but quiethe are lght-saes of
II sO Sbls at eS9 az for country prime s5os SO for
ira. Prime mess is in fair demand at s22d8o
Beef hams steady at Slt50G17 25. Cut meats are
shade frmer-sales of 100 hhds. 7kGsc for shoul
ders, and SAG9hc. for hams Lard is firm and in fair
demand-sales of 900 bbls. at 11SG1lH
Butter is in fair demand Sl6c old and new Ohio
and l02Oc for do. do State. Cheese in fair demand
at 7tdl1c.
Ric has declined A(G%c without stimulating the de
mand-saes of $50 tcs at 3H@4A for common to prime
Sugars somewhat heavy, but Cuba is little more
actve-sales of $50 hhds. Cuba Muscovado at 5AG64c
as to quality. New Orleans is dull at 7K@74c for good
to prime.
Whiskey-The market is dull and 10 ver-sales of 200
bbls at 29d29kc and 100 bbls. at sic. time.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, May 2I.-The Bread stuff
market decidedly "blue'' this morning under the
advices by the City of Baltimore and prices very
much depressed Shipping brands of Flour were freely
offered at ST. per BARREL decline Of rs from the
highest point but there no buyers The sales the
home trade limited from this figure 50 for fancy
lots, as in quality. Nothing doing in Rye Flour Corn
Meal and prices are nominal.
Grain-The receipts of Wheat light but the article
dull at decline of sac cts per bushel from yester
days quotations Sales of 800 bushels good and prime
Western Red at s175d S. and White at 81 90 The mil
ler have withdrawn from the market and refuse to pay
these figures. Rye has declined and cannot he quoted
over 95G96 cts Corn plenty and exceedingly dull
Prime yellow is freely offered 94d95 sale
bushels at 95 cts and lot 90 cts 700 bushels
prime, sold at SO centsa decline of per bu-
shell but there is no demand forit Oats sell slowly
at 81 cts. per bushel
In Quercitren Bark nothing doing. We quote No l at
S31 per ton.
In Groceries there is doing without change in
prices
Provisions held with increased frmness and
the stocks of Pork Bacon and Lard are very much
duced
Whiskey-Prices are firm, but there is less inquiry
Sales of 500 Ohio bbs 80 cts 800 Penna do at 81 cts
hhds. at 81 cts, and Drudge at 291 6D3O cts
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET, May 2o-In the
Boot and Shoe market very little has been done and we
look for very quiet market for weeks few orders
have been received from the South and West, and with
the New England trade moderate business has been
done. Prices remain without change. Good and desra-
BILE stock, which is scarce, is held firm.
Manufacturers at stand STILL and from present in
dcatons they viii not commence active preparations for
fall work until late mastery inactivity the present
time is evidently their best policy at present prices of
goods and stock there is evidently margin for them to
work upon. The Hide market has taken a turn There
is more activity in the principal markets, and in New
York Buenos Ayres have gone up to cts an advance
of Ct from the previous week but still ~ below
the highest point Leather remains very dull manufac-
turers having purchased scarcely anything during
week. The prices OF Oak steady, but Hemlock
Slaughter has been sold at about u decline Some of
the Leather dealers mentioned that they heard that
manufacturers had combined and were determined to
keep out of the market for some four five weeks and
attributed the duness of the market the past week
to this fact. This statement however, needs confrma
ton, although 1t is very evident that good understand
ing among them at the present time is very desirable
For California there has been fair inquiry and the
shipments to that market large scale. The
Northern Light cleared since last, had 2SS cases
From New York notice shipments of AIS cases The
advces Francisco are rather more favorable
The latest dates state that throughout fortnight there
have been continual large auction sales resulting de-
pressing prices The heavy stock has urged
rather beyond the requirements of the trade
season is now entered upon when large quantities
aken the downward tendency of the arket may be
sdered checked while holders likely be less urgent
in their efforts to close consignments
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET, May 2o-The Dry
Goods trade of the week presents feature of any
Importance. The business continues fair season.
and prices of all the leading styles of Cotton Goods
tinue to be well sustained. Wooens, generally are
rather quiet and do not look for much activity
weeks. We think there is less disposition than
among manufacturers compete for the new clip
of Wool which will be coming market in few weeks
For years past prices have been forced up early
the season wholly by competition among manufacturers
but the European and the prospects of large supplies
of WOolen Goods being forwarded to market
count of the unsettled state of affairs there will evidently
induce them to pursue more cautious policy.
Cotton Goods-Brown Sheetings firm. Supplies
yet do accumulate and standard goods continue to
be taken about as fast received by the trade cts
Medium goods range from * @7A cts, and have been
selling freely for export and light steady
at 5@ cs Bleached sheetings and Shirtings remain
quite steady Desirable goods continue to be sold ahead
of production 1t is evident that there will he less than
the usual accumulation of stock between and the
commencement of the Fall trade. Drills very firm
and sold considerably ahead Some of leading mills
have declined contracts which would require all the goods
they could produce months beyond time at which
they already sold ahead. We quote sales standard
Brown Drills at cts. Pepperells cts; Bleached
SAd9 cts, and Blues 10kG1OA cts Print Cloths sustain
full prices and have been in fair demand Prints
the same. The leading manufacturers continue be
husily employed in filling contracts for their leading
styles, but irregular and undesirable goods have been
sold at comparatively low prices Denims steady and
firm, with demand fully equal to the production Stripes
Ticks Cotton Fannes and 0snaburgs quite steady
and in fair demand. Ginghams continue to be much
sought after and prices are firm The sales of the Ian
caster and Glasgow have been at 9ta1O cts; and the
fancy Ginghams of the Glasgow, imported warp at
l0&6l1 cts. Lawns in steady demand at full prices
In De LANES and Chaes movement of any import
ance
WILMINGTON, May y2l.-Turpentine.-Sales yesterday
of 2O bbs at 81 for Virgin, s275 for Yellow Dip and
Sl75 for hard. per $50 lbs. No sales to-day
Spirits yesterday of los bbls. at 47c per gaon
and to-day of 200 do. at same price
Rosin.Sales yesterday of 125 bbs So so for No. l.
and $3.50 for Pale and of l3s do Pale at So s4 5O5
per Dbl. To-day 100 bbls. Common changed hands at
81 25 for large bbs.
Tar.-Sales yesterday of 60 bbls at 81 90 per bbl
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
PHILADELPHIA, May 21-Flour is depressed. Wheat is
dull at decline of 5d6 cts; white 100 cts l7511S5 cts
Corn is dull yellow 93@95 cts. Whiskey closed firm at
3lG132 cts.