The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-08

have been made during the Some further consider
able contracts Of seasonabe goods have also made
Tor future delivery. We look for steady and firm mar
ket for some months. The demand for Woolen Goods
continues to improve as the advances Cothiers
have purchased freely goods to make up
New England and nearby trade.
large number of buyers here from the South and
Southwest and some jobbers have in consequence done
pretty active business There is also very fair bust
ness doing with the Provinces but iobbers in the New
England trade are very quiet.
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET, August g.
There very little change notice in the Boot and Shoe
market. Trade has hardly been so active as last wee
although the business continues very large for the
and far the quantity of goods sold largely exceeds
that OF any previous year The shipments have again
been very large comprising for the week by
water and 2557S cases by railroad-in all 80 28
and for three weeks amount to SO cases. which at the
vaiue OF $50 per case, would make the goods
b the Southern and Western trade the past three
weeks, about S200000 In prices there is no improve
nen Inc complaint has seldom been general rela
non TO the comparatively low and in many instances
unremunerative prices at which goods are selling We
look for an active business for yet The as
sortment oil goods notwithstanding late heavy transac
tons remain unbroken and the Southern and Western
buyers, who are daily arriving, find difficulty in
king their selections.
Business with the manufacturers is not quite so active
Many of them still fully employed in filling orders for
desirable work but Others on account of the low prices
are turning out comparatively goods The Hide and
Leather markets have been very dull unsettled during
the week but quiet market in these generally
looked for at this Holders of are not dis
posed to urge sales and any increased demand would
check the downward tendency Sole Leather has been
selling at about previous prices but upper shows fur
ther decline of / cent per h.
No exports California from this port the past week
From New York notice shipments of 1877 cases There
is very little inquiry for that market.
The quantity cleared at the Custom House has been
follows:
For the week, cases.........,.,.... 1888 1924
Since January 1...................137,O ,O61 115l73
Total. .,,...................I5Osl 1227o7
Showing increase of % cases compared with last
year.
The quantity forwarded by railroad as we learn from
the Shoe and Leather Reporter,
week ending August 2, cases................ 25,573
previously, since January 30S 700
Total by railroad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 334 273
CHARLESTON MARKET, August 5.-Cotton.-we
nave passed through very quiet week, and shall
uoupess haNe very little Of interest communicate
far as this important staple is concerned until the new
crop comes to market The sales reported to u.s. reach
some bales but have every believe that
in this amount included 8O0G4O0 bales that have been
otherwise provided for The actual transactions have
SHOWN good deal of irreguary in prices the opin
ions OF the trade have been conflicting in reference to
quotations. that we have at the close of the week thought
ADVISABLE not to otter any, but to refer transactions
alone as the best index to the actual state of the market
The receipts since last reach 231S bales and there
nave been sod stated above about bales at the
su9]o ned figures viz IS bales at SH Is at s4 at O.
at ~; Is at 93; SO at 9H at92: at TO- III at 10H
81 at Il4 1l; AZ at 11 269 at Tx; l43 at r.
AZ ana ~ at l2&c Nothing of interest has
Rice.-We have again to report very dull and mac
1--WE market The receipts, which comprise ss4 terces
very unsettled market, and have established further
concession OF about "a CT on the rates the
close of the previous week. The extremes range from
zA to S54 but the bulk of the sales made within
the margin of S33G15A per hundred.
Rough Rice.-There have been no arrivals
- WILMINGTON MARKET, August e-Turpentine.-
sales yesterday of $40 bbls and today of 100 at
lbs ~ P -0'
spirs-sales Yesterday 200 bbls at Al cts per gal
and to-day Of 200 do. same price. Co.
Kosin and Tar.-Nothng doing in either article
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
gHIL ADELPHIA August 6-Flour is Quiet but firm
wheat is active; white 100 cts red 12SdI3O cts Corn
27H cts. " ~ az -oSe
NEW ORLEANS, August 4-Cotton-sales to day 400
pales prices easier but the quotations unchanged
ooo Gaies were sold yesterday Sugar firm at cts
lonr Is duh at S4.25 Corn firm 81 .25 per bushel
C1Nc1NSATI, August 5.-Flour depressed though not
over IN price sales at S.. Whiskey duh at 23k cts