The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-18

yesterday not noticed in report of 400 bb Ohio
/ Whiskey at 27@27H cts.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
/ NEW YORK MARKETS, July 16.-Ashes-The mar
ket is quiet sales of 60 bbls pot at s5lsAd525, and
Coffee is quiet vet firm in prce-sales of2OO bags St
Domingo at 1913 cts and $50 do Laguayra at 1lA cts.
Cotton-The inquiry is limited, yet prices are firm
sales OF 800 bales at prices within We quote
NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION.
Ss%ss Sa$i@s ii; IiS S ]5s -
r"s Fair. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is ID 19H
Flour &c.The demand for western canal flour is limit
ed, and prices are lower and very Irregular The arr
walls light but the weather is unpleasant and holders
of ordinary brands are disposed to sell.
The sales 1870 bblsat 81 9o5 for superne state
S530d575 for extra do S5506 for fresh grou.d extra
Ohio s6lod7 for trade brands; So 4O9 for St. Louis
brands; and Sc 4ods for extra Genesee.
Southern flour is dull and heavy arrivals are light
and prices are nomina-sales of 545 bbls IS 906
for superfne Baltimore &C. and 4O@S the better
grades.
Rye Flour is in limited demand s4Cd46o. Corn mea
is quiet at 81 for Jersey, and 81 % for Brandywine
Gran.The demand for wheat is moderate and the mar
ket is lower and is nomina-sales of 200 bushels
l75 for common to choice white Southern new 81 t
(G1s5 for old white Kentucky.
Rye is quiet at S9s90c. Oats lower and are dull
sales of state at 4445c and Canadian 45G46c Barley
is inactive at 57(d67.
Corn is held hrmy, but is quiet at Ole new Western
mixed and Csc for southen yellow.
Iron-Scotch Pig has been more active; sales of SOC
tons at s22 cash and 200 do. at S23 So months.
Molasses it nactve sales of30 hhds Muscovado at sc
and 40 do. centrifugal at 2lc.
Naval Stores.-Sprts Turpentne has been in lively
requestand sales of 1.150 bbls arrive and on
the spot have been made at 45G46c cash. part deyera
BILE up to the end of the month Crude is inactive but
firm. Common Rosn has been in good request; sales
46O0 bbs. to arrive, at LIN per 80 lbs delivered
atOat also 900 bbs strained and No at lS0Gl So
per 80 lbs delivered The medium and fine grades are
quiet sales Of 200 b6s No at 81 per 80 lbs, in yard
600 do. No at s3(d4 25 per $50 lbs $50 pale
| white at So so. Tar is still quiet.
0ILS-Lnseed steady and in moderate request sales
OF 900 gallons English to arrive at 60c and 10 600 do
changed
Provisons.-The pork market dull and lower the ar
rivals not large but equal to the of $50
bbls at Sl5 s0Gl5 90 for SIS so for thin mess
sl4 for sour thin mess and sl2@12 25 for prime.
Beef is dull and heavy-sales Of 81 bbs at rs for
prime SSG8I5 for country mess S9Gl3 for re-packed
mess, s1S12k@15 for extra.
Beef hams steady sl5 5Oa175O Cutmeats are quiet
sales of 70 hhds at 64G G64 for shoulders and SdS Z
for hams Lard is firm-sales of $40 bbs at 10kGll%
Butter and cheese steady.
Rice-The market is dull but firm at 4G4Xc for good
| to prime Choice is held at &C.
Sugars are in limited requestsaes of 425 hhds Cuba
at'5s @7c. for choice 65 do Porto Rico at
7C975sc. few New Orleans at 6c and 800 boxes Ha
vana at 6%c G62c-the latter price for No IL. Refined
| is in moderate request at steady rates.
| Whiskey.-The markets. quiet at 264c .GG27c.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, July 16.-The Flour
market continues much depressed old stock
superGne for which there inquiry we again reduce
our quotations 25 centssandard brands being offered
$3.50 per Dbl. sale of 500 barrels made at a price
kept secret and 500 barrels Wheat extraa choice
brandat S6s7h There is some inquiry for new Wheat
supeffne Tor shipping but at figures considerable below
the views Of the milers The rates for the supply the
retailers and bakers within the range of the same
tations Nothing doing in Rye Flour Corn Meal and
| we continue our former quotations.
GrainThere is no Wheat Offering prices are rather
trmer Sales of of2g3000 bushels, in lots, at 81 40 per
nushel for prime new Red 81 As al so for White St
S5 for old Red, and S145d155 for old White including
1000 bushels choice old and Kentucky at the latter
quotation Rye steady cents Corn is scarce and
in demand SO cents for Yellow There is none afoat
unsod Oats are unchanged. 1000 bushels Pennyslya
| mia sold at 40 cents.
In Groceries Provisions CHANGE hut IttIa
| doing.
Whiskey is in steady demand Sales of 200 bbls. Ohio
at 2S cents Prison at 27 cents Pennsylvania 27 cents
hhds at 26g26h cents, and Drudge at 251f6l26
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET. July 15-Tbe trade
sale Domestic Dry Goods put stop business early in
the week, aud the private transactions have been
much Importance. The large number buyers here from
nelghhorlng cities and from the South and West among
them many who have visited market for the first time
and others who have not been here for at years
led to more than the usual inquiry commission
houses and obbers have been quite busy showing their
leading styles of manufactures and in giving informa
o as 10 prices ana supplies The houses who contribu
ted goods to the trade sale highly grated
suit and Others who for reasons held back now
regret tat they did not eRter into the spirit the
sale not so much account Of the prices realized as the
advantages to be obtained by the Introduction of their
goods to the class buyers who were present on the
casion Representatives present from all the lead
ing houses in the country only repeat the
remark that the standing and reIntaien of tI b,e
was oil very high character including best names
known to the trade in the country This fact tended to
increase the confidence of sellers, and duplicates
dered ana accepted to much larger than was an
ticpated.
The sales commenced with 300 packages from Messrs
A. A. Lawrence X Co. comprising Sheetngs, Shrtings
and other Cotton Goods which readily disposed of
at prices fully in most instances current rates
Messrs j. W. Paige Co. had ,O5O packages on cata
logue but duplicated to large extent and sold in all
about 800 packages MessrS. Mason, Lawrence x Co
ad 40 packages on catalogue but increased the
largely by duplicates and disposed Of about eco packa
ges Messrs Parker, Wilder Co placed their hanneIs
on the market with confidence that deserves great
ot credit The assortment OF these goods very large
one and embraced all their different styles The goods
were not only duplicated largely the sale but since
order to meet the expectation of buyers and allow none
to leave in the least disappointed they have sold To
considerable extent at the auction prices
MeSsrs. Denny Rice Co. offered large assortment of
Cassmeres Satnens and Tweeds duplicates of the
Satnets to made both at and after the
sale. Messrs Little Alden & Co Offered some oF beir
Amaranh Prints and the prices were very good
when we consider that ihe styles rather Of sea
Messrs. f. Skinner 4 Co. at whose snIendid vara
house the sales took place contributed assortment of
Doeskins CasSmeres and other goods which were sold
very satisfactory prices Messrs Wright & Whitman
Upton, Tucker Co. and McIntire, Lawrie Co. each
contributed assortment of their goods which were in
some instances duplicated All our leading houses in
the large delegation who present as purchasers and
placed their goods upon the market with determination
that buyers should leave city who were disposed
10 purchase without obtaining full supply of New
England manufactures.
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET JuIv II
was generally believed that the large sale this week
would so much interest buyers and sellers very little
else would be done in Boots and Shoes MANY of our
large houses have however been agreeaby
The private transactions have been large for the
the Southern and faro having made some consd
cradle purchases and look for market for at
least five or six weeks The number of buyers here
much larger than in any former year many Of them no
doubt attracted by the trade sale Prices rule compara
lively low, considering cost but the business on the
whole is in a very satisfactory position.
Manufacturers are quite busy fall work and will be
July employed for the pseSent Stock has varied ma
tealy and do not look for any material change in
the cost OF manufacturing for some time.
To California shipments from this port the past week
FROM New ork there have been shipments of 19
From California the advces continue quite unavorabe
AT san FRANCISCO late advices report great duness and
depression the only features remark The impor.
tiers hold heavy stocks and the retailers being well sup
ped 1t would probably be difficult at this time realize
upon goods by forced sales, except by submitting TO
lower prices The mportations far this year have
neen enormous and altogether dsproporoned the ca
pacty of the market They show total for months
OF 81 pkgs against only 1865 pkgs in 1857 and
81 923 pkgs in 1858 The statement of these facts
affords sufficient explanation why the most desirable
goods cannot he sold at covering rates The quantity
still the way is large fully 80 600 pkgs that there
little hope for any improvement in the market this
season.
The trade sale of Boots and Shoes has been the leading
feature OF the business the week The quantity
goods offered amounted about cases and incud
ed lots from all our principal The terms
of the sale were as follow An bills of $500 or under
cash: all $780, six months satisfactory endorsed pa
per- or per cent discount for cash Bills settled
within SIX days No allowance samples and
duplicates after six days Invoices patent elastic sh oe
! webbing from the mandatory of Mr. Horace NJ Day.
New York, and large invoice Of shoe findings manu-
acture goods were also disposed of The sale has
very satisfactory and the goods sold full high
was expected coming fully up in most to the prices
obtained for the quality of goods private sale
The trade sale is to he continued at the Shoe and
Leather Exchange on Monday and Tuesday next
The quantity cleared at the Custom House has been as
| follows:
1889 1858
| For the week, cases ...... 1914 324O
Since January l.........1l070S 9S 1855
Total ........... ....116Os2 1o1 1876
Showing an increase of S7 compared with last
year
The quantity forwarded by railroad as we learn by the
| Shoe and Leather Reporter, was
Week ending June D. cases 664
Previously since January 272 5I6
Total by railroad 279 $50
| CHARLESTON MARKET-Cotton.-The was fair
demand for this article during the previous week and
when we take into consideration the very limited quaint
y Offering good business may be said have engaged
the attention Of the trade The market during this per
presented no feature it having closed as it opened
with good Middling valued at II G11Ac We quote
Low to strict Middlng 10&dl14; good MddIing Ii & IA
II X and Middling Fair II %d2c There has been very
little done in Long Cotton The transactions have been
| confined to about 100 bales at old prices
Rice.-There has been fair demand for this article
since our last and the receipts which comprise tier
ces have changed hands about the prices when
we closed our last report The the sales
from $3.50 to S412H; the bulk of the sales however
were mads at prices within the margin of S3S7k4 per
hundred
Rough Rice-The receipts comprise 900 bushels about
the half of which was sold. The SALE however