The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-07
DOMESTIC MARKETS

| W hlskey holders are quite firm at 29s Cd.3O cts.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK MARKETS, March 5.-Ashes-The mar
ket quiet for Pots at 5 75 and Pearls at 575G5s7H
1000 bags Rio at for good to prime SO bags
MuscovAda at lI%c,, and $50 mats manila at 10 cts
Flour, &c.~The inquiry for Western Canal Flour is
very active and the market is again better the low
grades, the demand is mainly consumptive
The sales % 900 bbls at s55O5 so for superine
State 3O9665 for extra do s65o6 so for low grades
of western Ohio; Sc 907 GO for trade brands do 81 25
rs for St Louis brands and S725Gs00 for extra Gen
|
Canadian flour is buoyant the arrivals Hght-saes of
small lots at $699g75O Southern flour is buoyant the
arrivals are limtedsales of 1000 bbls at S6l5d66j for
superne Baltimore, &c, and S6.70GsS for the better
grades. Rye -four and corn meal very firm
| Gran-The wheat market is quite frm-the advanced
prices asked restricts business The SO
at ST. for Mixed Illinois, sl46 for Mixed Kentucky 81 As
al 46 red wesern-te latter for yery choice- SIS for
white Michigan, 81 for amber southern 81 so al so
white Kentucky 81 25G 30 for Milwaukee Club and
| S1.04 for good Chicago spring.
Rye is in retail demand 93d95c Oats very firm
at 57 5sc for State and 60d63c for Western and Cana
dian Corn better and prices are nominal at the close
| it is held above the views of uyers.
The sales 12,OcO bus. at S3GS6c. for Jersey and
Southern yellow and s7kc. for Western Mixed-he lat
| ter reported at the close
Provisons-The pork market is lower. the demand mod
crate sales of 900 hbs at s7 7sal7 95 for sl3 10
Gl3l5 for prime, Sl7 40 for old mess and s7 for
tn mess Beef is without change, the demand is fair
| for the trade
Sales of l7o bbls at s675a7 s7X for country prime;
S9 so for do mess; seal for packed and s12G
II 62h for do Prime mess is held higher and is
not plenty Beef hams buoyant-sales of 50 bbs. at
Sl7 Odl775 Bacon is dull and heavy-saes of 100 hhds
| heavy short middles at 94 cts.
Cut meats are heavy, the demand is not very active
ers and s4 4GeH cts for hams. Dressed hogs dull at
| sass cts.
Lard firmly held and the demand is fair-saes of 275
bbs and tcs at IL Aa12H Butter is dull and heavy
-l5d25 cts for State, and 1llS cts for Ohio. Cheese
Molasses-New Orleans is rather quiet at 3914O cts
of Cuba Muscovado notice sales of 100 hhds
| at Gl32 cts.
Rice quiet but frm-sales of 100 tcs at 34G4% cts
| as to quality.
Sugars in lim ted request steady rates-sales
200 hhds. New Orleans at 7I7A 200 do Cuba at y
| (17A cts, and few Porto Rico at 64 cts.
| Whiskey-The market is frm-sales Of 500 bbs. at
| 214a2S cts.
! BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET-The Sbippinq List
of March 5th. the buyers from the West begin
ing to arrive and some few purchasers still in market
from the South and Southwest but the New England
trade rather backward This is accounted for in part
by the change in the credit system, which is induce
ment for buyers to hold back long possible. In
few weeks we expect more general activity Our people
We're seldom more fully employed than at the present
time Manufactu ing establishments aren full operation
the Boot and Shoe makers, formidable army of men
women and children, taxed to their utmost keen
the market supplied with goods to the of the
spring tralethe business of the large clothing house:
bettcr-and other branches of industry with
some few exceptions in prosperous and healthy
dition 1t is not unreasonable therefore suppose thai
our New England trade will be a full average one ant
perhaps than average The stock of goods par
tculary all kinds of Cotton is much reduced,
the leading mills busiIy employed in filling
which, for some favorite styles, n month two
ahead In prices change has taken place during the
week. Goods generally held firm at the late advance
hut of opinion that the highest point has beer
| touched for the present.
The advices from Great Britain favorable th:
week Manufacturers there are fully employed and prices
of goods at Manchester have advanced This will inter
erc somewh with the completion of the large orders tina
said to have been forwarded from this side The ad
vices from the East indies continue favorable Also ant
there is every indication that consump
ton and expectation will absorb all the goods
| facturers can turn ont
Cotton Goods.-Heavy Brown sheetngs are in de
mand and firm at &c, at which figure considerable sale
could be made it we had the goods to deliver The sup
plies arriving the past week nearly all delivered
contract Medium Sheetings and Shrtings firm a
74d7Ac, and light do. at 5AdGc. In Bleached Sheet
ings and Shrtngs the sales continue be made at ful
prices Desir bic goods very and the produc
ton Of the leading mills is sold ahead. Drills
firm. Further sales of Brown for export at SAc an'
decline selling under &c Beached drills rule at &C
and Blues at 1O%mlOac Print Cloths remain withou
change. There stock, and the supplies arriving
tnue to be taken at previous prices Prints have me
with a very fair demand and are steady at preyiou
prices. The leading houses well supplied with nev
styles in Madder and Amaranth, which fad ready sale
Prices from Lawns have been quite active
and market is well supplied with and beautiful pat
terms, that will compare favorably with any
in the world The quantity of these goods sold so ia
largely exceeds any previous season new style of Had
ley Lawns l60as Jaconets printed in amarant black
brown has just been introduced, and is selling at l6 cts
l4Oos ranges from llG134 cts; and 1200's at 10 cts
Denms continue quite firm and selling close mp t
production at 94G1l cts Jeanshav been inquire
for and command full prices. Osnaburgs in fair rt
quest at the Improvement noticed last week. Stripes
Ticks are steady and firm, with fair demand COto
Flannels are firm, with steady sales. Gnghams renal
without change The sales of the Lancaster rnd Gasgo
have been to extent at 9kl0 cts. De LANES hav
been comparatively quiet but Challies have been sen
Challies and 16l91S cts. for De LANES
Woollen GoOds.-The demand for Wooen Goods col
tinues fair and holders insist upon full prices The
of all kinds is quite moderate Cotton Warps continu
pretty active and firm. In Cassmeres there no chang
Fancy styles meet with ready sale at previous prices
Satinets are firm and continue to meet with steady d
mand at full prices. Linseys comparatively Quie
but for Tweeds and Jeans there has
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKETING Shippir
Lisa of March s. says. The Boot and Shoe market hi
been quite active noticed last week. Buyers
daily arriving from the West and Southwest, who ar
purchasing their usual supplies, and good many ode
to expectation and the quantity of goods taken will
IDENTIFY he larger than for previous years. The
sortments much broken and the stock of desrab
= goods has become considerably reduced but our fac
for manufacturing such that all orders le
o Prices continue to rule low hut very firm.
Manufacturers are fully employed mostly in filling o
ders and business with has seldom been more activ
! Inc cost OF manufacturing has not varied material
since last. Leather of all kinds is held firm notwi
standing the demand for weeks has been moderat
and Hides are generally held for higher prices Wit
any increased demand would be surprised
general improvement in the price of all kinds Leathe
l as stocks are quite moderate.
For California there very little inquiry and the
mand will be limited that market for several month
Late advices from San Francisco that the recep
January were heavy amounting to nearly two montt
consumption, and occurring period when the deman
from the country is light importers who have desired
realize have been obliged to the auction
and submit to low prices Even by this means, durin
the past month"; it has not been found possible get
Of any considerable quantity of goods and prices realize
for the most desirable styles have barely covered Anon
the exports since last notice ,663 by Il
80 Cyclone to San Francisco and 527 by the Ma
sS flower
3 The quantity cleared at the Custom House has been
- | follows:
y 1889 Is5
n For the week, cases 6,169 o.
Since January y1......................4l02 022 367
J; Total. Observation-Disclosures. 47,1s1 48,l
Showing an increase of 1887 compared with la
3 year.
8 The quantity forwarded by Railroad as we learn fro
. the Shoe and Leather Reporter, was
3 Week ending February l6, .14145
h Previously, since January 1...... .7s6
Total by Railroad ad...................99 931
l. PHILADELPHIA MARK ETs, March 5-Cloverse
comes forward slowly and meets a steady inquiry
s6.50G7 per Ga lbsthe latter figure for cleaned lo
ID from second hands. No sales of Timothy. a small
of Flaxseed brought S1.75 per bushel.
Of Quercitron Bark there is very little stock heI
Holders ask s33 per ton for No. l.
The Flour market continues quite firm with light
of Sc per barrel 200 barrels family
and 261 barrels do, select brand at 81 25 The sal
to the home trade have been to fair extent from SO
al to S725 for common, supelne and fancy lots Sol
. holders refuse accept lowest quotation Rye Flo
is firm 81 25, and Penn Corn Neal So 75 per barr
Gran-The market is poorly supplied with Wheat, a
9 it is in demand the advance yesterday. SIN
sales of good and prime and Western red
sl.50dl.5 .55 and white at S170al75. Rye is wanted
sells arrival at 92d93 cts Corn meets good inqu
but the offerings meagre-sales of 1000 bush
yellow at 81 cts, in store Oats steady at "a cts
Southern and 80 for Pennsyl Sales of 900 bu
Jefferson county Barley at "a and 1000 bushels fl
- quality Barley Malt at 81 10 on time
In Groceries and Provisions there is little doing
Mt Whlskey has upward tendency. Sales Of Ohio bit
tie at 2S % cts Penna do at Hd2S cts; hhds at q
"A cts, and Drudge at &c cts.
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKETING offerings
beef cattle at the yards Friday amounted to go he
nd l9 OF which purchased by District butchers at So
@S550 on the hoof, equal to $Td$1l net. The rema
n ing 60 head left Sheepfull supply and gu
I'd ity good; selling at 81 G5c per ID. Hogs So
100 ,r,r,.. -
rd WILMINGTON MARKET, March 5.-TURPENrIsE
Sales yesterday of 100 bbs and to-day of 800 do at s.
ct for virgin and yellow dip and 81 s5 for hard per $50
We SPIRITs.-No transactions that we hear Of
IA RosfN. Sales yesterday of 225 bbls. low No l.,
ba sl.372 per Dbl
I'd TAR.-Sales to-day of 80 bbls. at 81 IS per bbl
~ ~ The following is an official statement of the quaint
ie Of lnen cotton, wooden, and worsted stufs expor
a from Liverpool the United States for the last
Of | years:
az az 1855. 1856. 1857. 1s5
80 Pkgs Pkgs Pkgs. Pkg
: New York..99776 114.436 S7,27S 81,
:, Boston,. 100 2t,S4l 2,759 10,
Of Philadelphia. 20 036 Z34M "a Az y,
ms Southern Ports. 1854 12,24S lO14S y,