The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-27
DOMESTIC MARKETS

BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKETING imnortont
change has taken place in the Dry Goods Trade the
week. The tone of the market is firm for all desirable
Cotton and Woolen Goods with fair demand for export
and consumption Adyices received in relation to mar
kets abroad are also quite favorable The Manchester
market very buoyant and firm. large contracts hav
ing been made at full prices and the East Indies ad
vices favorable for continuance of the export de-
mand from that quarter.
Jobbers have been quite busy during the week partc
uary those engaged in the New England trade the cold
weather for some weeks past having brought buyers
market rather earlier than usual. With the West very
fair business has been done, and there is evidently
healthier and better trade doing with section than
for some previous years.
We have previously alluded to the buoyancy of the
market for WOOL and the decided upward turn prices had
taken. The movements the past week establish an ad-
vance of1G12c per lb. all kinds of domestcs and all
desirable foreign Wools held with great firmness
The leading manufacturers pretty well supplied but
the stocks of domestic in the hands dealers and specu
ators is much smaller than usual at this season. The
sual activity in this branch of manufacture and is ey
dent that all well conducted mills doing good bust
effect the price of goods except the most desr
able kinds are held with more frmness.
- COTTON GooDS-The market remains quite steady for
Brown Sheetings and Shirngs. The sales have at
SHc for standard heavy goods; 7)74c for medium and
54c for light goods, with considerable inquiry for the
latter There is no abatement in the demand for Beached
Sheetngs and Shirngs Favorite styles have been sold
largely ahead and very full prices continue to be realized
In Brown Drills there change The demand for
port with favorable foreign advces is good and sales
can be readily made at SAc Beached Drills are steady
at &C., and Blues at kG0Ac In Print Cloths there is
is quite moderate. Prints have met with demand
new and seasonable styles selling good prices The
sales are mostly in the range of Sxl0kc Jeans have
been in better demand with sales fair extent ex
port Denims sold well up and the market is steady
ana nrm cotton tlanneis Stripes and Ticks remain
without change, with fair demand at previous prices
Ginghams continue to move off steadily at 100lO%c for
the Glasgow and Lancaster The De Laine trade has been
very good during the week All and desirable styles
are readily taken by the trade at previous prices
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKETS. the season
advances the demand for Boots and shoes continues
fall off although the business is yet fair for the
number of buyers from the West are vet in market and
the amount orders received from the South and West
are fully up to expectation. The New England trade
become pretty active, the sales considerably exceeding
last at this This is in part however, owing
to the comparatively cold weather have had for
weeks, which has had tendency to hurry up the fall
trade In prices there's change For kinds Of
work the ruling rates comparatively low but desra
ble goods are held at prices which pay fair profit The
pest Kinds Of work suited to the wants of the New Eng
and trade are comparatively scarce but the market
rally speaking is well supplied and, unless have
good demand the balance of this month and during Oco
Der, considerable will be left over.
Manufacturers very generally suspending opera.
on ana TINS is evidently the only safe policy pursue
in the present position of the market The several small
faures tat nave occurred in the trade have weak
ened coincidence in of leading houses but il has
tendency TO make all parties cautious in their
and should allow the present stock to
well sold up before they again commence active
operations The Leather market been quite
during the week and prices generally are shade lower
Hides quiet, but material change has taken pace
The depressed state of the Boot and Shoe trade evident
ly has unfavorable influence both these articles
To California We notice no shipments from this port
and from New York only IA cases for the week The de
mand for That market is very light scarcely any orders
given out for weeks but last advices from Fran
cisco report ample stocks to supply all their wants for
long time to come.
The quantity cleared at the Gust House has been a
ioHows viz:
sor the week. cases. ..3,5l0 339l
A'"ee January l...................... 1o9 lo45It
:, Total. .198 oO4 1e7 81;
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