The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-13
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


There is change notice Boot and Shoe market
Most of the large buyers have completed their purchases
and returned home but there is number of small buyers
here from the West and South West and obbers generally
have been doing good business. The New England
trade has opened very fair this week. promises be
much larger than for previous years; the de
mand for the Provinces has been pretty with
to some extent for that market Advces from South
and West continue favorable Trade sections is
opening much be ter than expected and there is
fair prospect of good business in October orders In
prices there change work continues to be held
firm, but do not To- for and improvement The stock
is somewhat broken but the supplies ample to
all the wants of the market although desirable goods
likely to be sold up close
Manufacturers continue curtail operations it
believed by many that they turning out quite
goods the market will bear Hides have advanced and
have been in better demand and Leather both sole and
upper has become active. The comparatively
prices of the latter have attracted the specu
ators and some considerable lots of rough upper Leath
er have been taken the past week speculation about
&c reduction on previous prices 1t looks if both
Hides and Leather had seen their lowest point for the
present.
For California the demand has been moderate and bus
mess quite limited No shipments from this port the
past week.
The quantity the Custom House has been as
follows
1859 1885,
For the week, cases. es......,............ 74l3 $500
Since January 1......,.............1775S 75S3 154333
Total. l..........................ls4 .ls4 996 I6o 142
Showing increase of 2iS54 compared with last
year.
The quantity forwarded by Railroad as we learn from
the Shoe and Leather Reporter,
Two weeks ending sept z, cases...... .3il25
Previously, since January S6S
Total by Railroad d........................4159 993
CINCINNATI MARKET.-Sept. 9-Flour.-The
Ket was extremely dull to-day but holders seemed indis
posed to sell at the decline established yesterday The
transactions confined to $50 bbs at 81 605 for
last "a hours >
Mhskey The market was dull to-day and prices fell
OF ct; sales of 500 bbs 24a24k c-the latter rate
for wagon
Provisions-The high prices asked by holders check
business, anu te only sales heard OF to day
hhds bacon odes at cts and 25 hhds bulk Shoulders
at 64 cts packed Nothing ranspired in Mess Pork or
Lard.
good business continues to be done in the
regular way full Sales 40 hhds Surar at 6x
ark cts and rs bbls. Molasses at 81 cts Coffee firm
and in good demand.
Wheat-There good demand to-day for the best
grades of red and white, and prices ruled firm with
an upward tendency. Receipts small. The sales were
900 bushels prime white at Sll0 800 do good do at
81 O5 400 do do do at 81 O3 $50 do red 81 cts 400
do. do. at 81.
Corn.-The market is firm with good demand for fair
mixed at 20 cts.
BarleyThere is inquiry for prime new and prices
have advanced cts with sales of go bush prime
faIi, to arrive at 20 cts.
hye-A sale of arrive at rs cts. Market
firm
oats-fhe market is dull, but prices shade
lower Sales 500 bushels 40 cs 500 do at SO cts, and
.0C0 do. at 3sk cts
Cheese Sales 200 boxes prime W R. at sG8k cts, the
latter rate for extra large. =
The export OF specie from New FORK for end
ing September 10th hwas..............s2 2363 1856 SO
Previously reported. 49, 5g3 459 %
tossi ior tne s5l ,e56 s45 80