The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-30
( From the Slippfng last, .Nry 27


BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET-There is no mate
rial change to notice in the Dry Goods since last
week Business as usual at this of the year has
peen quiet with the trade but the active export demand
continues to give firm and buoyant tone to the market
for nearly all kinds of Cotton Goods The stock of goods
Is comparatively SMALL and material increase is
looked for at present the trade more disposed than
usual to make contracts for future delivery at value
Both the South and West will evidently want full aver
age supply of Cotton Goods for the fall trade which
with the export demand, will keep our manufacturers
busy. For Woollen Goods we have to notice very ouie
market Many circumstances conspire give rather an
unsettled tone to this branch of the business The new
clip of Wool will soon be ready for market and
certain as yet how prices will The views of par
ties in the country high but manufacturers feel that
they cannot pay late prices there no margin for
them TO do So The business the past year has been
profitable one because manufacturers purchased their
supplies OF Wool at low prices and scarcely any among
them hut could have made money by selling their
woo AT the current prices of the past six months than by
turning it into goods 1t is also uncertain as vet what
effect the European war will have on the market The
supply oil hne foreign Woos has increased considerably
late and as the manufacturing business abroad is likely
to be check ed materially further increase is looked
Inc import OF foreign goods has also been extensive
scale Tor some months past and it is believed by many
hat healthy trade very doubtful unless this
importation is checked
Cotton Goods.-The demand for Brown Sheetings
mas peh ABOUT equal to the supply and prices continue
soous IS "a CTS; medium goods range from al
with sales to some extent for export and light goods are
selling at Ok cts In Bleached Sheetngs and Shrtings
iar business has been done light of desirable
Kinds and full prices continue to be obtained Contracts
for some goods for future delivery also been made at
cuta Canton and other East India ports Shippers
contracted largely at S9 cs and the manufacturers are
engaged long time ahead The Pepperells continue to
command cts Bleached Drills are selling at d9 cts
and Blues at 1O%dl0A cts There change in Print
Cloths Prices continue steady and production sold up
close Prnts are quiet Many of the leading styles are
scarce, but other goods off slowly Lawns remain
quite steady with fair trade. Denms firm and sold
close up Cotton Fannels have been in fair demand and
in Stripes and Ticks moderate business has been DONE
without change in prices In Gnghams there is no change
with steady demand for the Lancaster and Glasgow
DealneS mic
CHARLESTON, May 27-Rice.-The transactions in
THIS article throughout the past week have been limited
nuyes demanding concessions which holders unwil
ling to submit to- There sales made of about
1000 terces at decline of full ct from the highest
point quoted last week Some holders placed their
stocks in store in preference selling at this decline The
accounts by the Asia received Thursday quoting an ad
vance in Liverpool in BreadsuTs caused some INQUIRY
late in the day, and the market closed in sellers
The demand has been principally for Northern markets
| The receipts of the week foot up 2342 tierces.
Rough Rice-There have been transactions during
the week The receipts reaching "a 500 bushels have al
| been sent to mill.
of 4S9 bbs at s. for virgin, s2s5 for yellow dip,
! LIS for hard, per $50 lbs. No sales today.
Spirits-No transactions reported Last sale was at
Acc. per gallon
RoSn.-No sales to-day.
Tar.sales yesterday of $50 bbls. 81 80 per Dbl.
| MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
PHILADELPHIA May 2S.-Four has declining ten den
cy Wheat ALSO sales ofwhte at l76 and red 40 cts
Corn is two cts. lower; sales 90 Oats lower
selling at 90 cts. Whiskey is dull at 29G13O cts
SAVANNAH. May 26.-Cotton-saes of the weel
amount to go bales. The news by the steamer Asi
caused less frmness in the market 900 bales were
ceived during the week, and there is stock of 80 0O
west, brings dates to 2lst instant
! ChAkLEsIoN May 26.-Cotton-The sales of the weel
amount to 500 bales, and the receipts to I725 bales
MOBILE, May % 6-Cotton-Only leo bales were sold To
day the quotations unaltered; Niddngs are ouote
| pecation Of rise. " -