The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-24

BARK-of ouercitron Bark the stock is exhausted and
No is wanted at $50 per ton at which rate 3od4o hhds
were disposed of In Tanners Bark nothing doing.
GRAIN.-Supplies of Wheat have been extremely light
and the offerings at the Corn Exchange from day day
have been of very trivial character The demand has
been good and prices have advanced 35 per bushel
Sales of 4000 bushels in lots at 81 27 IS for ordinary
and prime Pennsylvania and Southern red, and 81 $3.50
155 for white. Rye has been in demand for distng
All the receipts comprising 5000 bushels have
posed of at s5aS7 cts Corn forward very slowly
at the close better demand having sprung up prices
advanced cts. bushel Sales of IS bushels
yellow at 7SGSl cs closing at the latter rate including
5000 bushels private TERMS 900 bushels damp at rs
7S cts; and 1900 bus dam aged at rs cts Oats were
dull early in the week. but since the demand has
10000 bushels at 46 cts for Southern and AZ
4s cts for Pennsylvania chiefly the latter description
in store, ,ncuding lot above highest quotation
Sales of 800 bus New York Barley on terms and
700 bus. Ohio do. at 20 cts.
SEEps-Cloverseed meets with active inquiry and
prices have advanced sales of 1s00 bushels prime have
ons, and 500 sack from second hands, go of the
market, at So 50lG6624 per bushel. Nothing done in
Timothy. and it is worth S212k per bushel Domestic
FlaNseed is wanted at Sl.7 per bushel.
Calcutta Linseed has advanced in Boston.
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET January 21.-
The Dry Goods trade of the week has been marked by
still greater activity and the buoyant and firm feeling
tced in report of last week is fully The
business in fact exceeds the expectations of the
gune and the trade is active healthy pro-
missing than ever known before at this Jobbers
have been stocking themselves quite freely. The leading
Houses in the trade who have moved into the splendid
new stores on Franklin street could not have better
week to inaugurae the business in their new location
Buyers from the South and Southwest have made their
appearance in considerable numbers and are purchasing
liberal assortments of domestic goods The
private advces from neighborng of favor
able character In Philadelphia the stocks have already
become very reduced and of standard Sheetngs
ket has been nearly swept The stock goods here
paratvey small but the variety of domestic fabrics is
greater than usual and the assortment the whole
ter than ever before offered to the trade quality con-
sidered. Our manufacturers certainly deserve great
deal of credit for the enterprise and good
displayed particularly who have given their atten-
ton to Prints Lawns, DeLanes and Chaies the
ton This Improvement the part of manufacturers
has also been noticed by others The Economist remarks
that the new goods now coming forward both
wooen do great credit to the producers and satisfy
that in almost every leading style Of fancy goods need
have no fear of foreign competition Our designers and
increased originality and less dependant on the taste
and skill Of their trans atlantic competitors"
The tendency of the market is decidedly upward for all
kinds of goods and we look for general improve
prices Of both Woolen and Cotton Nearly all kinds of
Cotton Goods sold close up
ducton Brown Drills the dulest the list last week
has been taken freely by exporters noticeable feature
of trade the past week has been the appearance
many buyers who have visited city for the first time
For many articles of domestic manufacture our market
evidently presents attractions not to be found elsewhere
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET January 2l-
The business in the Boot and Shoe market has been
pretty active the past week Buyers from the South and
Southwest are here in large numbers and have COM
menced their purchases In the tone of the there
is no change to notice As usual, early in the season
buyers have been disposed to bear down prices but have
not as vet made any progress in this respect holders
are not disposed to sell except at fair profit
market may be called steady and firm Business in
nearly all departments of trade is rapidly improving and
with an easy money market no reason why the
Boot and Shoe manufacturers will be to realize
good prices for their work. The prospects trade
look certainly encouraging. Stocks light both
and West and more than average supply will be
wanted.
Manufacturers continue to be fully employed stock
there is material change, although some descriptions
of Leather are hardly active and selling rather
easier prices. Hides, however, continue very
high and firm in all the principal markets. and many
well informed parties of opinion that both Hides and
Leather will still further advance. The of goods
not therefore likely to be reduced by any decline
stock for the present
For California there is very little inquiry the ship
ments to San Francisco for January and February will
show considerable falling off compared with the previous
months. Shippers disposed to wait until stocks are
reduced before making any contracts for work
During the month of December the amount Boots and
Shoes reported manfes from New York 919
while the actual quantity shipped rea
BILE sources, 513 cases, making the shipments
December from New York and Boston, l3.6 $50 cases
the largest quantity shipped in month. The
ship Hornet cleared during the week, took ,697
From New York shipments reported this week
ShipLiSt.
THE HOG CROP.
The Louisville Commercial Rcpie,v the 18th has de
tailed statement of the number of Hogs packed at the diff
ferent points in the West from which extract the fol-
lowing summary: