The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-09
DOMESTJC MARKETS

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
| NEW YORK MARKETS, May 7-AshesThe
| ket is Lore actiye-sales of 200 bbs. at s575 for
Cofee-rhe market is quiet, yet rm-saes of 300 bags
Rio at l1G12c for fair to good and 200 Java 5c
Cotton-rhe market continues langud and prices
merely nominal, and cannot be quoted over II lAGl2c
for middlng Upland and Gulf qualities.
FishDry cod quiet, firm at s4(4 125 for st.
Georges; mackercl in light stock, rm-saes
of 600 bbs. Halifax at 1850 No l. Sl5 so for No .
and S92o for No. B. other kinds are dull and prices
nominal.
Flour, &c-The demand for Western Canal flour is less
active owing to the material advance claimed Prices
are to l5c. higher most kinds.
Tie sales $4,000 bbls. at S5455 80 for superfne
State Sc 65d6 So for extra do; s690d7l for shipping
brands of round hoop extra Ohio; S7.15dS trade
brands do 81 259 % for St. Louis and Tennessee ex
| ira; and 81 2jaS % for extra Genesee
Southern -four is again much better the demand is
very active but the extreme rates asked checks business
the arrivals quite light OF 200 at So 5Oa7
for superfne Baltimore, &c, and $7.lOa9 for better
grades.
Rye flour is again better with good nqury-sales of
ZUO Dds at SdSOd45. Corn meal Is huOyant at - for
Jersey.
OF bark Mary Lee, from Messina follows 600 boxes
fresh Messna oranges at s325 800 do. do $335 ESQ
do $3lO, $50 do do SS 05G3l5 500 do. do 50 50a26O
300 do do s225, 4iO do. lemons s2.30CI2.50, cash.
Grain The wheat market is " ter, the demand is fair
for milling but the high asked at the close checks
business Sales of 10000 dshcls at sc for West
ern red Sl62 for ordna white do and 81 2OGl % for
Milwaukee club Ryeis scarce and nominal. Barley is
held fmlysales =, $500 bushels at 64I75c for State.
Oats are better I'D in fair demand at 5Sd6Oc for State
and 6lG62c. sor Western and Canadian Corn is better
and is ctYe, but held still higher The
sales are 1000 bushels at 81 Nc for round white; 93c for
round al Hat yellow and Ole refused for Western mixed
Iron. s otch pig is in fair request the decline
Further sales of 300 tons have been made SOB 80
arrive nd s24 so for lots the spot ship Bars
are sea $ and in limited rcqueSt-saes of so refined
English t S56 so, months.
MolasseS-The demand is less active, but prices are
without material alteratiOn--.aes of 1870 hhts Cuba
39A cts.
Naval Stores-Spts turpentine has been in better re
quest for export and home and the stock the spot
is reduced to less than 200 barrels from the
that there free sellers arrive so and So through
the month the market lacks huoyancy and prices
unsettled Sales of 400 bbls the spot at 52d53
cts 400 do to arrive during the next fortnight 50
in prime shipping order 100 do to arrive 81; 100 do
merchantable to arrive, at so and 50 do do 81
cash. Crude is less active but is firm at 1878 Common
osn is quiet but steady sales of $50 tail barrels at 81 60
Other kinds quiet We note sales of 100 bbls. Virgin
at 81 $50 lbs Tar in fair request sales of 200 bbls
Washington at S2.37 \ in order in yard
oils.-Insecd is in fair demand-sales of 10000 gals
at 63d 6l cs crude whale in moderate r.quest-saes
$50 bbs selected at SO cts and 600 do prime at 49 cts
cash Crude sperm is in lair demandales of 400 bbls
handsome at 81 20li0 do prime SO, and 40 do at
81 50 cash.
Provi ,ons.-The pork market is irregular and
closes quite unsettled The inquiry is fair for future
delivery.
Sales of 5O bbls at SIC lsalG25 for new mess SIG 25
for thin mess; l6al650 for prime and S125al2 so
for prime
SIC 25; 1000 bbls do for July and August S65O
1000 hbls prms mess quotations.
Beef is better and in fair demand for the tradesaes of
Sl0al25O for re-packed do, and $l3dl4 for extra.
Prime mess is in fair demand at Sl7G2l Of India mess
We hear ia sale of 100 tcs at S23.
Beef hams steady-sales Of 100 bbls at s14d17
Cut meats are heavy-sales of 270 hhd and tcs. at Ga
64 cts for shoulders, and sd97s Lard Is
dul and closes in favor of the buyerthe sales $50
bbls. and tcs. at II lsGl1h cts
Butter is plenty the frm-sales of Ohio at
Sd4 cts and State at lOGlS cts Cheese is saeable
5dl04 cts.
Rice continues in lively request; further some
$500 tcs have been made at 4 for common to
prime, and cargo of East in Boston, to come here
terms did not learn.
Sugars firm and in limited request; 25ohhds
Cuba at 4d7& cts 80 do do in bond at 5k cts; $50
do Porto Rico, part at Ga cts 100 do New orleans at
6sd72 cts; and few Havana 67s cts Refined are
in moderate request at 9 a9 cts for crushed ground
and granulated.
whaebone of 600 lbs ochotsk at So cts
cash
Whiskey The market is better-saes of $50 bbIs at
27Hla2S cts.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, May 7--The stock
OF Quercitron Bark is now very much reduced and
holders are firm at $50 per ton. sale of "A hhds No
was effected at this figure. No change in Tanners
Bark
The Flour market continues to have an upward ten
dency, but the high rates demanded by holders has
checked the demand There considerable inquiry hut
at figures somewhat below the views of holders who
now demand 50 - per barrel for superne sales Of 150o
barrels Ohio extra at 81 There is steady inquiry for
home consumption within the range of these figures
fancy lots from $3.50 to SS Rye Flour and Corn Meal
come forward slowly The former held firmly at "a %
and the latter at S3S7& bbl, but without transac
tiOns.
Grain.The market is comparatively bare of Wheat and
prime lots wanted at further advance. Sales of
1,5O0 bushels in small lots at Sl676l70 per bushe for
red and sS5 for white including lot poor Wheat
l500 bushels Pennsylvania at 9la95 cents store Corn
is in good demand and $500 bushels yellow, aloat,
brought 90 cents but holders will accept this
figure Oats are in limited demand sales of 1000 bushels
at 90 cents for Delaware and 5S cents for Pennsylvania
In II ocerics and Provisions no change
sale of 10000 feet Southern yellow Pine Sap Boards
at SIS per l 600 feet
and Prison hbls at % cents Pennsy vania cents
hhds at 26h cents, and Drudge at 25 cents-now held
higher
CINCINNATI, MAY 5-In our general markets business
quiet today. Flour declined 56ltc. per bb at
the reduced rates buyers backward, but holders
manifested no d position to press sales Wheat was in
good demand at full prices Corn in request S0
S2c. Sugar advanced Ac, with good demand at 62i(l
7Ac-the latter for prime. Moasses firm; small lots
were sold IN the obhing way to supply customers at 3c
but round lots were held at 40c. Coffee firm Whiskey
steady at 25c There was fair inquiry for Lard, with
sales at 107dllc., indicating improvement There
moderate demand for Bacon 7c for shoulders and
S3s for sides.
Fran the Shipping List.
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET, May 6.-The Dry
Goods Trade of the week has been of very encouraging
character, and for most kinds of staple goods there
fmef Ieelng than Tor week or two past This is ow-
ing in part to the prevailing fine weather which has Civ
en- renewed activity to the obbing department and with
many Obbers very lively business has been The
New England trade more fully represented than
any time this including buyers from every State.
Some few western buyers are also here for second time
this season. and from Others orders have been
ceived duplicating their stocks.
The export demand continues to be quite encoura-
gng feature OF the trade Drills and other goods
TO the East India market have been in active request
further large contracts have been made future delivery
There is as yet no accumulation of kind Of desira
BILE goods In May and June manufacturers generally
prepare for the fall trade but present Indications
with the orders hand for future delivery
eumulaon of Cotton goods for the sixty days
be very small compared with previous years.
In Woollen Goods no material change has taken place
with very fair Jobbng trade
Cotton Goods-Brown Sheetings have become quite
hTm and standard goods are in fair demand We quote
heavy Brown Sheetngs at SIC, with sales to
tent at this gure and for the finer grades there is also
an increased demand. Medium Sheetugs and Shirngs
range from G7Ac., and light goods SIC. Bleached
Sheetngs and Shirtings steady demand and desi
rabe kinds continue to be sold fully up some in
stances ahead of production at full prices Brown Drills
have again been quite active further large sales for
future delivery at s2ic. All mills are now sold
ahead to the 1st of july and in last weeks
report the Pepperes for longer period &C. Beached
Drills are in fair demand at q ace, and Blues at lOkd
lO4c Print Cloths steady and firm with accumu-
ation of stock. Prints well sold up and maintain
full prices The standard goods leading manufac
turer continue to be much sought after as ever and
some kinds sold far ahead be almost out of
market. Denims are firm and in fair demand. Cotton
Flannes have been selling more freely and Stripes
quiet but held firm. In Ginghaus there has heen fair
business doing at G10 cts for the Glasgow Ian
caster and stocks are sold fully up The Glasgow Com
pany have just ntroduceda fancy Bingham Of i'm
ported warp, very attractive style of goods with
bright silky appearance for which they have already re-
lO15d11 cts. Lawns continue ac
tive and the sales of Portsmouth and Hadey have been
to extent 10 for zoos, and IL for 400s
These goods appear be appreciated by the trade and
the continued demand an indication that their reputa
tion is fully established De LANES quiet Some few
goods have been sold during the week and
are about preparing for the fall trade The Pacific Cha
lies have been in fair request and good prices continue to
!
iton are about closed for the
e competition with foreign goods of inferior quality and
at low prices, the for Chaes has been sasfac
tory one all things considered and the superior quality
OF our American goods generally admitted
boSloN BOOT AND SHOE MARKET, May 6.-There
mas peen rather quiet tone to the Boot and Shoe market
he past week. but the business quite an average
ior ule season. With the Southern ana Western trade
thefe Is scarcely any thing doing Now and then stray
buyer makes his appearance and ready to purchase
where ne can get bargain but and South
ern trade Is over for the bill of goods has
been sold this week for the Islands but the nr
cpal business Is with the New England trade which con-
t,nues quite active Buyers in market from all the
New England States and the trade so far is fnv mn t
expectation frlces remain steady and firm hut mann
facturers complain that goods pay little or no profit
| Desirable goods continue to be sold close up
With the manufacturers little Somo ora
about preparing for Fall work but with high nrces Gov
stock and low prices for goods do not ook for
general preparations for weeks Hides have bea1
arriving quite freely at the principal ports and the market
for them has become dull and depressed with decline on
some kinds OF ldlh cts. from the highest point hut
many in the trade look for activity before the close
of the month. The Leather market has varied ma
terally. Desirable kinds nue to sustain previous
prices although the demand has been light likely
| to continue light for weeks. Tanners however
complain that at the present prices of Hides the
business does not pay and material decline is looked
for at present In Leather. From present indications
fact u bav tn he'll Fall