The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-22

white Michigan l2l cts for amber do 10 for
fair old white Michigan; so cts for unsound WESTERN
70 cts for inferior white Indiana, and 100 cts for red
Southern.
Rye quiet 79GSO Oats are better at the close
and in demand. Sales of State at 36G3ST cts, and Ca
| madam 39G42 cts. Barley is dull and nominal.
Corn is very quiet, the tow being detained the
oyerslau. The sales small S2S3 cts. for brown
and yellow mixed nominal at so cts for and rs cts
for old
Leather.-Hemlock sole in limited request and with
an accumuating stock prices irregular, though the
ard tendency lend is ARRESTED s We quote Buenos
the rough in limited request and somewhat heavy but
tanned is in fair demand at steady rates We quote
slaughter and salted light and middle at 34(G37c.,
| light southern 30G32c. and cropped 3sd40c. The
movement for the week was as As, follows:
Sales: sa; $500 So 500
| otocR. .'..,............. 2264O0 14,7O0
Moasses is in limited roques-sales Of loo hhds Cuba
/ Muscovado at 24G25c.
but the stock greatly reduced and prices rule firmly
sales of 300 bbls in merchantabe and shipping order at
43Hd44Hc. cash. Crude is still dull and nominal in
price Common rosn is quiet and prices irresularsaes
of $50 bbs at 81 co. and 300 do at $167H per 80 lbs
tive-saes of 200 bbs No at s75G2 per $40 lbs $50
do low No la 81 50 200 white at 81 So and 270 pale
white at 81 S7H all $50 lbs Tar is in limited
aie' OF lOO Washington 1T runs, at 81 62, filled and
| delivered in yard.
oils-The inquiry for nearly all kinds is limited but
prices are sustainedsales 900 gallons nseed 59
&c., 200 do dark whale the East 45c cash. and $50
do sperm at 81 25C11 &c cash
frovlslons-The demand for pork is fair, but the ad
vanced prices asked checks busnesshe sales are 1000
bbs at Sl41 ola 25 for and unnspected mess
and SlO91Ol0 for prime.
Beefis dull but prices without change-the demand
Is air-saes of 200 bbls at 50d6 prime s7GS for
country mess, SSao so for repacked mess and sos7@
Cut meats are frm-sale of 1So hhds at6Xc for shou
ders and S,d8Ac. for hams.
Lard is steady but active Sales OF $40 bbls at 1ok
G11c.
Butter is less plenty in good demand at 13G2lc for
state, and 12dIl7c. for Ohio
Cheese is saleable at 5G9c
Rice.-The inquiry continues limited at 3d44c for
common to prime.
Sugars.-Raw and refined have been in improved re-
quest-of the former sales of $50 hhds Cuba have
been made at 5A(d64c "a do Rnglish islands at 55 c.
$3.50 bags Pernambuco at 5AG6c (mostly the inside
rate mos, and $50 boxes Havana port at eye Re-
hned are selling freely at 9Rc for crushed ground and
yellew do.
whiskey-The market is firm the demand is fair-saIes
of 600 bbs. at 25kG26c.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, August 2O-The Flour
market presents feature-there being yery little
inquiry either for export home consumption The re-
cepts however are small, and prices remain without
change sale of 800 barrels fresh ground superne
made at S537k barrel. Small sales to the retailers
and bakers at s59537k for recently and ground
ana 500 up to SO 90 for extra and fancy lots quail
ity. Nothing doing in Rye Flour Corn Meal and hold
er ask 1913 for the former and So 62k for the latter
Grain-Ihere was more Wheat offering at the Corn Ex
change, and the demand being only moderate holders
found it difficult to obtain the extreme realized yes
81 201 % per bush good and prime red and Il 30
d3l for white 1900 bushels mixed Southern at 81 81
aloat. Rye is scarce and wanted SaIes of Isw 6aia
ware at 20 cts and old Pennsylvania at so ct Corn is
coming forward freely and continues in fair request
$500 bushels yellow part in store sold 50 cts Oats
cts. for old Pennsylvania.
In Provisions but little doing Mess Pork is held It
Sl5dI55O per bbl.; Hams command 12G124 cts Sides
* lG1O cts, and Shoulders at 7HG17A cts 60 days
Whskey is steady. Sales of Ohio bbls 81 cts; Penn.
syvania do at 26 cs hhds at 25h and drudge %
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET, August l9-Tbere is
very Little change notice in the Dry trade With
the manufacturers who have the leading styles of
Cotton Goods largely ahead there very little doing ex
cep in the way of filling orders but the arrival of large
NUMBER or western and Southern buyers has impaired
more life to the trade generally than for previous
weeks Western buyers, although fifteen twenty
Gays Dehnd their usual tme begin to take hold in
est and the trade with this section may considered
fairly opened There every indication present that
the business will be largely increased previous years
as the buyers in market purchasing liberal supplies
assorted goods on much larger scale in fact than was
generally expected. With the South and South west the
trade has already been full average fully up to
expectation Jobbers feel quite encouraged anticipate
a good and prolonged season. In prices no change
Standard WOODEN and Cotton Goods are now selling as
low as they be manufactured and with light stocks
both West and South and in the hands of manufacturers
our cotton ana Corn crops promising very large and
pountIful yield-peace in Europe giving impulse
manufacturing there and opening other outlets than the
United States for their goods-the prospect a marked
falling of imports and the belief that our stock of stan
dad foreign goods notwithstanding all that been said
about excessive mporations does not exceed the
OF the market-conspre to impart healthy the
trade and lead all to look forward to large and profitable
business, and buOyant and firm market
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET, Aug. l9.-The
Shoe he
noticed last week. Many of the principal buyers have
completed their purchases and returned home but there
Is stu considerable activity Notwithstanding gradual
falling off since last week Prices continue to rule low
although we notice less disposition part of holders
to force sales of their good work, they convinced
that 1t will be wanted at fair price before the season
closes The bulk of the Southern business is over and
shows large increase in amount U goods sold over pre-
vious years. Some of our eadin houses have opened
from 25 to so accounts with buyers from that sec
ton Many of them came here with extravagapt ideas
about our city, but have returned their homes agree
hat RnStn 10
very pleasant place to spend few weeks in-hat our
merchants are not one-sided they sup
pose-and that city is the place purchase goods at
the very lowest prices Our trade with the South has
looked so promising for years present The West
trade will be active for yet The New Eng
land trade has not yet commenced The assortment of
goods remains unbroken, and there is good stock
hand for the season.
In our last shipments for four were l 1888 cases
and not l43, 3SS, the figures made say The ship
ments by water and rail the past week
cases. which would make the entire for the past
! five weeks 1856, ,oS4 cases.
Manufacturers continue curai operations and the
amount of goods now making up comparatively small
The Hide market continues extremely dull and scarcely
anything has been done. Leather, however, has been
more active the comparatively low prices having attract
ed the attention of buyers particularly of upper leather
The demand for California continues quite limited and
we look for light shipments to that market the present
The ship Huntsville, sailed since last had only "a
! cases, and the Thacher Magoun S57 From New
York only IL cases reported by the Taisman Au
straa we notice shipments of 4e8 by Astrea
The quantity cleared at the Custom House has been as
| follows
1859. 1858
For the week, cases s.............. 10.O67 7o59
Since January l............... .l56,49s 1874 $50
IOtal. .166, SOS
Showing increase of 2 1856 cases compared with last
year.
The quantity forwarded by Railroad as we learn from
the Shoe and Leather Reporter, was:
Week ending August l6, .............. 1899
freVlously since January l.... ,155
Total by railroad. Observation-Disclosures .36l7S4
FCTnN u.pVEr 49,. IN
ing OF interest has anspired since the date of our last
report and we find it impossible to offer quotations Tie
ecep 1oot up l515 bales The sales have been limited
to some 500 bales at the suboined figures at
ll4 26 at II Il 352 at IL, and III bales IKE Some
% bales of Long Cotton have been sold prices ranging
Rce-This article has been rather neglected and the
: curing lhe period under rrexew r has assumed
change for the report The receipts which com
2066 erces have only part heen sold The
actions embrace range Of figures extending from s34
to S3S but the bulk of the sales made within
the week 421 terces.
Rough Rice.-There have been no arrivals since our
| last
WILMINGTON MARKET, August 2O.-Turpentine-
Sales yesterday Of 1876 bbs and to-day of 45O do $3.50
for virgin and yellow dip and 81 40 per $50
| Spirits-No transactions that hear of.
Rosin-Sales to day of 500 bbls. sl.2O for
| pale barrels.
| MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
| NEW ORLEANS, Aug. Relationships to day Of 500
bales at II cts for middngs Sugars are firm at 63
cts per lb. Coffee firm: Rio is selling at Tx cts 800
bags have been sold during the week, and the
amount to 4500 bags There is stock 10000 bags in
port Last year at this time, the stock 750 bags
4 less.
| New ORLEANS August 2O-Cotton-Sales of 200 lies
Cotton to-day at l2A cts for middling Corn has
| declining tendency sales to-day at 81 cts.
CINCINNATI august 10 Flour is steady at .5O4 so.
Wheat is active but unchanged in price. Corn sells
7SGS3 cts Whiskey % cts. Provisions have improved
| in tone, but unchanged in quotation.
PHILADELPHIA, August 20.-Four is unchanged. Wheat
is steady Corn firm at so cts Oats steady; S435
cts; old 37d3S Provisions dull. Pork S159l550
| Tor Mess. Whiskey is steady at 26G27 cts.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
| HAvANA-Str. Baltimore.
| poS cigars, Z. Morton Stewart Is bales tobacco,
Pracht, Voneif CO.. cases cigars Friend Ricketts,
90, pigs mdse Morse Martin cigars L. Git
mhgs' 90; ID; A Piper; do, VIM Hanna 8 do. L.
ihonpsen CO.. bels fruit, E. Var.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
| WEST lNpIEs-Schr. William Wilson
557 bbs. -four, rs half do. l25 bbls corn meal oOo
bushels rs bbls bread 25 half do 10 tierces hams
30 bbs pork 20 pkgs. lard, 200 bxs candles "a casks
oil cake meal. - ~
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