The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-20
,S Refined dull yet prices without further

6S Refined dull, yet prices without further
change.
Flour, &c.-The demand for Western canal Flour is
less active and with large arrivals prices lower ard
unsettled The business is the most marked in spring
| wheat brands
The sales 200 bbls at s6G62O for inspected super
fine State; S640d6 65 for extra do. S. 50d7 for low
Of hoop extra Ohio 81 25S 25 for trade brands 81
(glO for St. Louis extra, and S7.3O9925 for extra
| Genesee.
Southern Flour is also lower and is inacve-the arr
walls not largesales of 900 bbs at s707 40 for
perfne Baltimore, and $7.60d925 for better brands
| Rye Flour and Corn Meal steady.
Gran.-The demand for Wheat is moderate and the
market ark is unsettled and nominal at the close. Sales of
quet-sales of 700 bushels at 93G95 cts.
Oats are dull and heavy the supply air-saes
at t4oGoo cts and Western and Canadian at 51G52
Corn is lower the demand fair the decline-saes
$4,000 bushels at S1c for old Western Mixed S3c for new
do; sSc for round yellow; s7assc for Southern and
ProvisionsThe pork market is again lower and is ra-
ther heavy-the arrivals fair.
Sales of bbls SIG SO for new NESS s17 for thin
mess, and S14 40(1l4 so for prime
Included in the 1000 bbls mess all year at
| SIG, and 500 bbs. do to LIST of November at SIG.
Beef is rather active and steady the arrivals
moderate-sales of $40 bbls at $67 prime $S99 25
for country mess; SO 25l3 25 for repacked mess
Sl4G15 for extra do.
Prime mess and India mess quiet. Beef hams dull a.
| 15(d1Sc.
Cut meats are frmer-saes of $50 hhds. at &c. for
shoulders and sG1s4 for hams.
Lard is heavy-saes of 300 bbls. and tcs at 1lG11h
cents Butter and cheese are steady.
Whskey-The market is steady-sales of 400 bbls. at
| 26Hc.
| From the Boston Shiprinq Listl
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET, June 1.-THE Dry
Goods trade the past week has been very quiet but
change of any Importance has taken place Manufactu
rers are busy employed fall styles, and with the
ders on hand for shipment and consumption the
laton of goods for the fall trade must comparatively
light Prices of all desirable goods well sustained
and, as the raw material has taken decided upward
turn with more favorable advices from Manchester
| look for firm market.
Cotton Goods.-Brown sheetngs and shirtings remain
quite steady and stock slowly accumuates The sales of
heavy standard goods have been at s4Gs& for
port and consumption medium at 74a7A, and light at
81 cts. Bleached Sheetings and Shrtngs very firm
with demand that takes all desirable goods fast
ceived and for kinds further sale have been made
| value for future delivery. Drills firm Brown
tnue to be engaged largely ahead for the East Indies
81 cts for standard goods and cts for Pepperes The
leading mills have contracted Tor their entire production
several months ahead Bleached Drills selling
cts and Blues at 10hGlOA cts. Print Cloths firm
and in steady demand at previous prices Prints quiet
but desirable kinds continue to be sold close up In
Lawns there is no change, with light supplies in
mand and firm, as the production is sold close up.
Cotton Flannes firm and steady Jeans, Stripes and
Ticks remain without change Gnghams have been quiet
but there is stock of any consequence in market.
Prices range frcm 9h10 cts for the Lancaster and Gas
gov. The fancy Gnghams of the Glasgow Company pre-
vously noticed called the Empress Plaid" In Nous
DeLaines nothing doing. Manufacturers busily
ployed on fall styles, and the samples we have
very attractive.
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET-For the week
ending June l7There is change in the Boot and Shoe
market since our last The business usual at this
son, is quiet, and do look for active
along from day to day. but the business has been small
and confined mostly to New York purchasers. The
amount OF orders have also been received from the South
aud West.
The manufacturers quite actively employed
fall goods and there will be the good assortment to
select from in few weeks The fall trade, it expected
will be a large Western buyers have purchased
moderately for two years. and the stocks in that
are quite rea uced while with the South full average
business expected The crop prospects
able as they were two weeks Private advices speak
somewhat despondngly of the effects of the late
frost but still it is generally believed that very good crops
Will be harvested Notwithstanding throughout the West
which, with the high prices for Bread tus
will enable this section purchase liberal supplies of
Boots and Shoes In the Hide and Leather there
is no marked change Leather is selling freely at
rather easier prices for upper but sole susans full
rates.
The demand for California continues fair and from
present appearances there will be full average supply
OF goods shipped to that market Late advces from
Francisco are unfavorabe and state that the extreme low
rates obtainabe for the most desirable styles have
restrained holders fom pressing their stocks to the
rfices that required upon them and there
has been consequently small quantity moved within
the fortnight prices CONT nue. greatly depressed Among
the exports last we notice O cases from this
port by the Southern Cross the largest shipment by
vessel for long time and from New York the shipments
have been 29O cases.
The quantity cleared at the Custom House as
follows:
1852 1855
For the week, cases ases..................45O SOC 1907
Since January l.....................97,0 ,02O S0,9l5
Total. .........................1ol ,526 s5.l22
Showing an increase of L. Oi cases compared with last
year.
the Shoe and Leather Reporter was
meek ending June ., cases.
Total by Railroad. oad.....................256,O7
CINCINNATI June 16.-ln the general markets today,
business was dull and prices Of most of the leading
pies were in favor of buyers Holders of Flour did not
press the market, and prices thus nominay
taned but considerable parcels could be disposed of
except at reduced figures. The excitement growing out
of reported injury crops subsidized and peo
pie arriving at the conclusion prospects
still favorable for an average yield Taking the wheat
growing States together this promises to the re-
suit There is still danger from rust, but otherwise no
disaster is apprehended. Wheat declined 10G15c. on
the lower grades, and 5a0c on the finer qualities,
closing with fair demand at the decline. Corn
is in fair demand at SOC. for mixed. Rye firm at
95 cts. Barley firm at Goa 63 cts Oats in good de-
mand 5sG6O cts. There is fair business doing in
Groceries steady prices There has been increased
demand for Sugar from the Lake ports and about 500
hhds have taken that direction within the last few days
Whiskey declined Ct, closing at 25A cts Mess pork
declined to SIG at which 200 bis sold The market is
day, which led to more business. Sales made at
S650 the spot and s17 for future delivery There is
little demand for Bacon and prices nominal
Small lots sell to fill orders at 7G7k for shoulders
and cts for Sides but the aggregate business in this
way is rfing small parcel of bulk shoulders sold at
64 cts pkd. Lard nominal at 11(d114c. for barrel
ALBANY LUMBER MARK ET-For the Week Ending
Wednesday, June 15-The traffic in lumber during the
week has been to fair extent and for the part
satisfied with the trade The receipts the week
have been fair though not large and yet the shipments
of lumber have exceeded the supply 1t from all
sectons OF the country, though no material change has
been made in the general assortment. Chemung
ada Pines coming in freely, and change almost
as rapidly received Pine plank and piece plank
nue and first quality of pine piece boards are in
limited supply.
A fair stock of clear pine has into market from
Michigan during the week only small portion it, how
being dry. Spruce is in full supply and prices tend
downward the bulk ofthe sales having been
at reduced prices The assortment of hemlock josts has
been improved and wider range is given in price
current to cover the sales of the week.
Shingles in large supply and parties being desir
of realizing have cut under thus compelling hold
ers of sawed to make reduction of from cents
per NJ.
The demand for hardwoods is limited but the stock in
market is not large The assortment, however, fair
and fully equal to Good dry black
is but the stock during the some
what improved by the arrival of boats from the West
Freghts the canal stiening and advanced
will soon be demanded which must tend to improve the
vaue of lumber.
The trade is still confined mainly to the Northern
States and the demand is principally confined to the in
terror towns. There is very little being shipped New
York. and not anything of moment to the South except
ing, perhaps, some kinds of hardwood But little
pine has yet been shipped South this
any lumber been shipped this to Australia.
Freghts the river and to the East continue steady
and the freghting business during the past week has
been active than during the first week in this
month.
The receipts by the Erie and Champlan canals FROM