The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS

MARkET, SeDtember 80 =
The demand for Boots and Shoes has but moderate
during the week. and the heavy Western and Southern
trade may now be considered fairly season.
There are still some inferior Western buyers in market
who are purchasing fair bills and with the regular Sou
thern and Western trade the business has compare
lively light Now and then there is stray buyer and
average number Of orders have been received With
the New England trade the business become pretty
active large number of buyers having been in market
during the week, but the competition among dealers
keeps prices very low and the tone the market remains
without improvement Wenoce, however, that trade in
New Orleans is waking up and from other sections South
and west the accounts are favorable for very fair trade
This lead to good demand in October Our stock is
large and unless the antcpaons of the are realized
in October sales there will be heavy stock goods left
Manufacturers are now employed only orders With
others business has been entre suspended The large
number of small failures among the trade here and in the
country during the month"; has had tendency to impart
very unsettled tone the business and as more are
pected, all parties moving very cautiously. Leather
in consequence is dull and depressed and Hides are held
at prices above the views of buyers The only policy
for manufacturers is to suspend operations long as
stock of goods continues large with much anx
ety to SELL remunerative prices cannot be looked for
The demand for California continues limited, and
look Tor light shipments to that market for the present
Late advces from that market state that account of
the falling of of shipments from Eastern ports the
ket has assumed slightly better tone But the supplies
at San Francisco and to arrive still excessive as
require continued sacrifices, whenever any effort made
by importers to reaze and prices continue to rule ruin
ousy low.
No exports to San Francisco from this port or New
York the week. To Australia there have shin
ments of 3S5 cases.
quantity cleared at the Custom House has been as
follows:
For the week, ,cases........r........ 264O 6,S4S
Since January l...'- l93,004 167 1913
Total. l...........................195 .195 ,644 172S2l
Showing increase of S23 cases compared with last
year.
The quantity forwarded by railroad as we learn from
the Shoe and Leather Reporter
Week ending Sept 2S, cases ses............... IL 372
PREVIOUSLY since January lr .439, 1856
Total by railroad ........................45 .452 15S
CINCINNATI MARKET September 9O-Flour.-The
market rather dull today but there was no import
ant change in prices. Buyers disposed to hold off,
The sales comprised 45O bbls $3.50 for Superne and
s5525 for Extra 2S46 barrels received the last
"a hours
whskey.-The demand continues good and the mar
ket firm Sales of 700 barrels at 25925sc-the latter
rate for wagon.
Provisons.-The market is very firm and there is a
continued good demand for Bacon at &c. and exc
none to be had at the close below &c. 0c There
not seem to be much enquiry for Lard Pork but
both are held firmly at the last uuoted-11c and
Sl5 Bulk feat is wanted by smokers at 6Ac and SAc
but &C. and &C. are generally asked and to be had
100 do Rump do at $l012h, and 50 hhds. Bacon Sides
at 9Ac. II tierces Lard sold at lie. .#-
Groceres-Saes of 100 hhds. Sugar at 7G17Ac Molas-
may be quoted at 39(a40 cts. Coffee at 12al2&c
Wheat-There was but a moderate demand to-day and
the market easier, and 1G2c lower Sales 200 bush
prime red at o3 3e0 do. do do 81 5 200 do fair TO-
at95c $50 do prime white at 81 oSG1 TO- and 1000 do
prime white at $1.12
Corn-The market is firm, With q brisk demand at
S0c small sales at S2ldS3c.
Barley-A sale of 90 bush. prime Fall at 75c Market
steady.
Rye-There is fair demand at 77a7sc; sales of 200
bushels at 77c.
oats-The market continues heavy and dull and prices
may be quoted at 45Gl46.
Seed-A sale of $50 BUSH Timothy at $235. We quote
81 25@1250 as the whole range of prices.
The Chicago Times of Friday says:
The grain market active yesterday about We'd
nesdays prices The sales of wheat amounted to nearly
100000 bushels, (includng little sold Wednesday
evening at 81 for white winter, 90 cts. for No. red
winter 81 cts for No. red winter, 79s0 ets for No.
spring, and 777S for No. spring Corn very quiet
and few thousand bushels only sold 73G77 cts Oats
were steady at 30GlSl cts. Flour was active Lake
freight advanced owing TO the great shipments and
few vessels in port Seven cents bushel paid for
wheat to Buffalo in sail vessels and eight in steam
vessels The receipts of grain 128 600 bushels and
the shipments 13S 900 bushels of which 100 bushels
were wheat alone.