The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-13

tive for the close of the week-the trade buying free
y, and prices 5G15c better. The Improvement thu
most marked in western extras Fresh ground State il
also in better demand and higher.
The sales $500 bbs. Sc so inspected su
pertne State d7O0 for extra do, Sc 90(7 25 TO
low grades of western extra, S710d79 95 for shipping
brands of round hoop extra Ohio 74OS 40 for trad
brands of do 90 for ST. Louis brands and ST.
d9.50 for extra Genesee.
We notice very handsome article of flour On thu
market from the Bellevue mills, Pttsburg Pa grount
from mississippi wheat, and is offered for sale by
Messrs Joseph Allen Co. South street. 1t merits thu
attention of the trade
Southern flour is in better demand and is rmer at thu
cosesaes of 1400 bbls at S7257 so for superine Bal
timore, and S. .65d9. 25 for the better grades.
Rye -four is in fair demand-sales of 400 bbs "a Goa
$40 Corn meal is steady at 81 20 for Jersey sales of
puncheons Brandywine at q cts.
Grain-The wheat market is better, the demand is fa
sales of 1000 bushels at s175 for fair red Southern
$3.50 for fair white do $1.52K for mixed Illinois, 81 81
for good white Michigan and sls7 for good white Ken
Rye lis firm the demand is fair Sales of 1900 bushels
at sShcCG99c Oats are quite firm and in better demand
sales of State at 52G55c Barley is quiet sales small
only so bushels, on private terms.
Corn is me but not very active sales OF 25 900 bush
els at Sc for western mixed 9G92c for new western
yellow 92c for good round yellow 92c for white south
ern and CSC for good Jersey yellow
Moiasses-ls quite angud and prices favor the buyer
without leading to business of moment The stock com
prises $500 hhds Cuba, 300 do Porto Rico and 6O0C
bbs. New Orleans and Cuba.
Naval Stores-Sprits Turpentne continues in lively
request at slightly reduced though irregular rates. sales
of 100 bbls on the spot and to arrive, in hantabe
and shipping order at 4sG49bc cash: and 150 do n
from Charleston; vessel about load at 47c cash
which is below the market In sale 1000 bbls
arrive reported at rs per $50 lbs Common Rosn
is scarce and with good enquiry prices have further ad
vanced sales of 200 bbs afoat 81 S5 and 1000 do al
s1S7H also 400 do strained in yard at 81 s. all pei
3lOlbs delivered. The medium grades still dull and
heavy, but fine qualities little more animate sales
of $50 bbs pale white and virgin at 45O5 62h per
lbs Tar is in fair request-saes of 2lO bbs Reaufort
S212R, in order in yard.
Oils remain quiet and prices are without essential
change sales of gallons city Lnseed at 62a64
in casks and in bbls.
Since the above written learn of sales of 600 bbs
crude whale on the spot on private terms but understood
to be at full rates.
Provisons-The market for Pork quet-the local de-
mand limited but there is some inquiry for the
The sales are 900 bbs at sl7 for mess sl725
thin do S737h for very heavy mess $40 so for clear
Sl7509lS5O for prime mess, and SIS for prime Included
in the sales are 500 bbs prime buyer 80 days OOO
and heavy the supply is fasaes of us bbs at soar
for prime, Ss925 for country SO 2513 30 for
packed mess, and S14G5 so Tor extra Prime mess and
ndia mess quiet Beef hams are quiet at 151S Lard
is firm and in fair demand-sales $50 bbIs and tcs
lAgllS cts Cut meats steadysales of 100 hhds at
cts. for shoulders and 81 for hams in salt
Rice is quiet, with small sales of to prime at
34a44 cts.
Sugars dull and heavy-sales of $50 bbds Cpba at
5d6b cts and $40 boxes Havana including 900 about
No at cts, and Jag hhds. Nelado on private terms
Al, 1856 bags and LAG hhds. Melado
WhiSkey.-The market is frmer, the demand is fair
sales of 800 bbls at 81 cts
ending June 10There continues to be very ouet
to our Boot and Shoe market Buyers arriving from
lhe SOutI anu southwest, but look
movements Tor several weeks few buyers from Texas
and Alabama have purchased moderate bills and an aver.
age amount of orders have been received as
thing buyers only looking through the market and
making their calculations for the fall trade The New
England trade are closing up for the season few buy.
still in market from extreme placas dowp Fast
but the sales have been moderate There is some nauiry
for the Provinces and sales to fair have been
made for that destination
Manufactures mostly engaged on fall work al
though business with them is driving as vet The
prospects of good demand for goods quite encourag
mo hnt m ot1rtn nf t,aI I,l,,,
featuring business at very doubtful rather
better prices than have been lately current have to
be obtained for fall work, make paying one In the
Lcath,r and Hide market no material change Sole
Leather has been in active request but Upper not much
sought after as yet The stock of Leather the prnc
pal markets is comparatively light particularly Sole and
good range of prices is likely to be sustained.
No exports to California the past week from this port
From New York the shipments have been large com.
prsing 1876 cases.
The quantity cleared at the Custom House has been as
follows:
For the week. Observation-Disclosures. S14 1907
since January l....................96.206 .206 79O0S
Total. ........................9 .97, ,020 so 9l5
Showing an increase of los compared with last
veal
The quantity forwarded by railroad as we learn from
the Shoe and Leather Reporter was
Week ending June s. cases .................. 5lOe
Previously since January 1....,..........245 245 $40
Total $3.50 799
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET-For tbe week end
ing June l0-No important change has taken place in
the Dry Goods market the past week and we look for
very quiet market for the balance the month although
IL Is evident iu average business will he done,
ders are now coming in from the West which indicate
.at the supply OF goods there is comparatively small
Many OF our manufacturers still busiIy engaged in
filling contracts, and there is in consequence no accumu
ation of desirable styles of Cotton Goods There also
considerable inquiry for desirable fall STYLES for future
delivery at value and further considerable contracts have
been made. Our manufacturers will evidently be fully
taxed to meet the requirements of the fall trade and
tnefe is good and healthy business
OF our manufacturers not he we'll represented
the trade sale in July could be desired owing to
the scarcity of goods and the fact that large guam
ty has been sold ahead at value The small supply of
some goods will evidently limit the quantity offered and
anuacturers, who have sold largely ahead at value
will be reluctant to fix that value by forced sale at
tion especially when they confident that the entire
production of their mills will be taken by the trade as
fast the goods be delivered There will however
be goods enough offered to make the sale attractive
one.
In Wooen Goods there is material change CIothiers
buy sparngy and there is scarcely any other demand
The Jobbng business has been quiet during the week
Cotton GoodS-Brown Sheetings are held firm at SAC
for heavy standard goods medium at 4G73c and * c.
for light goods with fair demand and further sales
FOR export Stock moderate for the Bleached
Sheetngs and Shrtngs continue to and full prices
for standard and desirable goods Further sales have
been made for future delivery at value Brown Drills are
in demand for export to the East Indies and are sold
long time ahead for standard goods and Pepperels
at &c. Blue Drills are in request at lObdlOac and
Bleached at Sc Print Cloths continue in steady demand
Prints OF desirable styles well sold up with but
OF the Spring goods on the market, although
the demand at present is limited Lawns are
selling readily at full prices and the will evidently
close with small stock. Cotton Flannels in fair
demand at full prices Denims, Jeans Stripes and Ticks
in moderate request but prices steady Ginghams
continue to be well sold up Desirable styles
slant demand and sold ahead at 10c for Lancaster
and Glasgow. The recent production of fancy Ginghams
by the Glasgow Company, on imported warp, has been
well received and the goods disposed off readily
l0Hd1lc. The season for Deaines and Challies has
closed and manufacturers preparing their fall
Styles which Judging from samples We have promise
10 sustain the reputation they have already acquired
Woollen GOodsThe demand for Woolen Goods has been
very moderate In Cloths Cassmeres Satinets there
is no change to notice Some small sales of heavy goods
have been made to Cloers, to be up for the New
England and late fall trade Buyers disposed to pur-
chase sparingy.
Clothing Trade.-For the past week there has been
far business doing for the season. though sales have
somewhat interrupted by the continued variableuess
the weather Clothiers actively engaged in prepar
ing their fall stocks and will be enabled offer the trade
selection unsurpassed by that of any previous year.
The exports of Cotton Goods from this port from June
l to June 10, have been as follows
To East Indies, pkgs kgs.......................1O
Mo JdHerlo... l4f