The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-11

follows, viz: s575d6 for refining rades Cuba and
so for common good Porto Rico; S675 so
for fair to prime do; S7775 for fair to prime New Or
leans, and S8dS 1917 for choice do.
SALT.-Liverpoo Salt is selling at 95 cts for Ground
Alum, 1856 cts. for MarshalIs and Jeffrey & Oar
cys fine, and $50 cts. per sack for Ashton's do
the market is quite firm a these figures Turks Island Salt
is i'll firm at 1sa2O cts per bushel,
WHlSKEY.-Whiskey continues very dull but we
still quote it at 26 for Country, 2G 26 City
and q 4 cts. for Ohio.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
| NEW YORK MARKETS, July g. Ashes The market
is unchanged-the demand far-sales ofpots at 2 and
pearls at $5Sl4.
market is quiet and prices steady sales of
Cotton-The demand continues limited and prices have
favored the buyer. We quote:
Upands Florida. Mobile Texas
Ordinary Ordinary ..''.....'..9% * 9H 9H
Middling Fair...... 12A 12H IS l3
F%r::..;. ~: 12A l2A Il IA
but good winter wheat brands ground are sustained
with fair demand for the West Indies and the trade
Family extras well maintained
The sales are o 500 bbs. at S5 60G590 for super6ne
State for extra do So 80 for low grades
as 90 for trade brands do; S66OGI0OO for St Lous
brands, and s7G9 for extra Genesee.
Southern Flour is very irregular and in fair demand
sales of 27O bbls Sc 9O6 IS for Superne Baltimore
and Sc 9O6S 50 for the better grades
Rye -four is in fair demand at S46475.
Corn Meal is dul-sales of Jersey at So s53 90 and
Brandywine at 81 90
Fsh-Dry cod and irmer-saIes of 200 at
St. Georges Bank at S4G4 GS4 Other kinds are dull
and prices nominally the same.
Gran.-The Wheat market is without much change
the demand is ght-saes 1000 bushels at 81 SO for
new Western 81 So for do, sllO@1.12K Milwaukee
club, and S1.7Od1 73 for white Kentucky.
at ss6lS9 cts.
quiet frm-sales ofstate at 4sG51 and
old Western and Canadian at 5OG52 cts
Corn better and plenty the are not 80
large Sales of 2 900 bushels at S. cts for old Western
IN n OnnAu uallnu
choice Western mixed and 95 small lot of choice
lot of yellow White is nominal
| Hides-Are moderately active-saes of LOO Buenos
Ayres at q cts 1000 San Juan 81 cts Cordova at
20 cts 500 Vera Cruz at 2S4 cs 500 Western % cts
400 Mexican at % cts.-all and 900 Rio G rapde
from second hands, private terms.
Leather-The demand Tor Hemlock sole is animate
and with fair receipts the stock has slightly accumulated
yet prices are sustained Oak in good request full
prices We quote oak slaughter and sated at 33G36 for
heavy and light and Buenos Ayres heavy and middle
| follows:
Hemlock Oak
Receipts for the week ..........61, 500 $500
oales .................... 42I00 G. 600
StocR.. ....,......... 90 600 $500
Iron-Scoteh pig is dull, yet prices rule steady-saes
of 100 tons at $35024 mos and 100 tons of English
bars on private terms.
Oils very quiet vet steady in prce-saes of 900
gallons English lnseed at 60 cts and 10 600 do Ameri
can do at 6lG62 Camphene commands As 1Gi47 cts
and fluid 50(d53 cts cash.
MoasSes-Continues dull sales of 80 hhds Porto Rico
at 35c.
Naval Storessprits turpentine in fair request and
SUN &,
prices are slightly better the sales include 100 bbls in
shipping order at 46c 100 do at 45c., 400 do in mer
chantabe order at 45c. and 160 do AK 1444 asl-
Crude sless active but the stock light and the market
is firm at the decline. Common rosin is in light stock
and is slightly better sales of 600 bbs 81 76 200
do afoat at $l77Hc for 80 lbs delivered; also 90 tail
bbls. at 81 65 fine qualities still neglected We have
but to note sales of $50 bbs pale virgin S. per $50
ProvisonsThe demand for Pork is limited and prices
of mess are betterthe sales $50 bbls at SIC iSX
i62 for Sl6 for Thin do SIS 25 for clear and
Sl2 30 for Prime.
Beef without change, the demand limited-saes of
l70 bbs at S6675 for prime SSdS75 for country mess
s9dl3 for repacked mess and Sl3dll5 for extra
Besf5 hams are steady at s6glS Bacon is inactive
Cut in fair demand sales of 141 hhds and tcs
at at6A(G6Ac for dry shoulders Ike for picked do and
sdS4c. for dry hams
Lard is held with more frmness but is dul. sales of
2l3 bbs and tcs at OAdllc and retail lots at II Kc
Cheese is plenty at SGS4c.
Rce-The market is quiet yet firm 4d5c for good to
prime.
the close the demand has subsided somewhat Prices
rule steady sales of l. 100 hhds. Cuba 4d64c 576
do Porto Rico at 6d71c., and 81 do. in bond at 5xc
Whiskey-The market is better, the demand is firm
sales OF 100 bbls. at HdHkc.
PHILADELPHIA, July 9-There has been rather more
doing in Flour and prices of old stock especially are un
settled and in favor of the buyer Sales include 1900
bbs. W. B. Thomas superine part new wheat at s6 37k
1000 hbls old stock Western at So and 500 bbs do
on terms kept private. The demand for shpment cont
ues limited The trade are buying moderately at from
Sc up to S6.5O9S75O per Dbl for common to choice su
perfne extra and fancy brands, quality Rye Flour
is held at 81 25 and Penna Corn Meal at So rs per bhl
but we hear OF no sales of either to day.
There is Wheat Offering prices are unsettled
and dropping with safes of about 1000 bushels prime new
Delaware red to notice at li5c and 100 bushels good white
at I50c and 400 bushels prime old Kentucky do on terms
Kept private Rye is steady, with small sale
SSc and new at soc orn is dull and lower sale of
1000 bushels prime Pennsylvania yellow is reported at
sc afoa Oats continue dull, and Pennsy vana are
offered at 42d42Hc., but we hear of sales
There is change in Groceries or Provisions and a
m3uerae business only doing in the way of sales today
Whisky IS selling rather more freely some $50 bbs
were taken at 26% cents for Pennsylvania rs cents
1 1"r prime ONO Drudge is worth 25& cents and hhds
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET, July s-There has
been more inquiry for kinds of Cotton Wooen
goods but we do not look for general activity until
after the trade sales which take place the l4th 18th
and 10Th inst, at the new and splendid Warehouse of
Messrs. F. Skinner & Co Franklin street This sale
has attracted attention in all parts the country and
will be attended by unusually large number of mer.
chants Buyers from the South and West have already
made their appearance and daily arriving.
Cotton Goods continue to be sold ahead to considera
bic extent and in the interval since the winding nm of
the spring business there has been no accnmnIstiop 70
speak Of Our manufacturers will evidently be fully en-
poyed for long time to in meeting the wants of our
home and export trade The export demand for the East
Indies which had quite subsidized week has apain he
came somewhat animated and for California and else
where there has also been considerable inquiry 500
bales Of Peppere Drill have been contracted as far
ahead as December, and other leading mills have also
made considerable contracts during the week for future
delivery not only Of Drills but of other desirable Goods
buyers who visit us next week should bear this
mind they want supplies of goods they must
speak for them in season.
In Wooen Goods there is very little movement The
Clohiers are constantly making purchases only to
moderate extent. active mark ct is looked for
after the trade sale
Jobbers in Dry Goods doing scarcely anything but
the trade generally although comparatively inactive are
IN good spirits, and believe that brisk business will
soon
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET. July s.-The
demand for Boots and Shoes is increasing, far off
Southern and Southwestern trade having made some
purchases the past week but we do not look for anv
eral movement until the trade sale of the 18th inst Buy
Of tha Gnt,tbo
the number is much larger than any preyious
there fair stock of all seasonable goods the
het anu generally speaking, the quality will compare
faVorably with any previous year Dealers and manu-
aeturers are less disposed to sales than former
years and II this course is adhered have no doubt
satisfactory prices will be realized advices from the
West and South continue very favorable in relation to
crops now generally understood thai the
FROST about which much said few weeks ago has
done comparatively little injury and that the wheat crop
ol the west VIII not only be large but of excellent
Suay From the present appearances the West and the
south Will want large supply of goods and will be
abundantly able to meet all obligations
Manufacturers actively engaged on fall work and
buyers will be able to obtain just such assortments
they want The cost of manufacturing has varied
during the week All kinds steck remains pretty much
as last noticed, and we do not look for any material
change for the present.
week The Huntress for Australia takes cases
There is little or no inquiry for goods for the California
market and we look for light shipments for three
months.
The quantity cleared at the Custom House has been as
follows
1859 1855
FOR the week, cases ................. 2,96S OO1
since January yl.........,.........107,74 l.. "a 654
-. Iotal. tal.................. ..1l0,70S 9S 655
showing an increase of 1908 compared with
year.
The quantity forwarded by Railroad as we learn from
the Shoe ana Leather Reporter,
Week ending June %, .................. 5434
Previously since January 267 0S2
Total by Railroad d................... .2725l6
CHARLESTON MARKEr-C Cotton.-There was, COM
towards the close of the previous week and under the
influence of an improved demand coupled with the
limited amount on sale, prices strengthened when
we closed our report the advantage all OF 04c in
favor OF the seller Good Middling at the time was
valued at 1&G11hc The market during the period
under review cannot be said to have developed a de-
cdedy new feature. In the early part the week it
presented rather sluggish appearance prices would
sometimes huctuate and the transactions show slight
preponderance in favor of the buy er which was par
tcuarly the case in the middling and lower grades
sllght increase in the demand however perhaps the
very next day, would again strengthen the market Our
quotuons were carefully revised the close business
ana the during the last days
SO closely with the prices review that
we nave renewed those quotations, and would with
dence refer to them for tn state of the market
close Of the week The receipts since our last comprise
casSed as follows, viz Friday rs bales; Saturday l93
Tuesday, go Wednesday, 925 and Thursday $50 making
IN the aggregate 2693 bales the subioned prices viz
81 bales at &c. 80 at 34 81 at 8H 141 at g. 20 OK "a
at 9B % at 9A 40 at TO- 12t 104 I22 at Io2s Is at
l0e; 40 at 10A 400 at 10&: l54