The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-07
DOMESTIC MARKETS

BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET-For the Week End
ing June 3-The business for the week in Dry does
not differ materially from last week The export demand
continues god but the demand from trade is light
although business is better than usual season of
the year Thus far there is little accumulation Of
Cotton Goods and desirable kinds still demand and
command full prices.
The prospects trade look quite encouraging so
ar as Cotton Goods are concerned There will be no
plus stock pressing the market and BUYERS have a.
ready made contracts at value for future de
hyery The active fall campaign will commence with
the trade sale about the middle of July which, no doubt
will attract large number of buyers from all parts of the
country. This will be good opportunity for manufactu
rers to show what he done are glad to learn
that more than the usual will be taken with dress
goods. We have few patterns of fall LANES now
coming forward but not yet exhibited the trade which
supass anything of the kind yet offered in this market
and we have doubt that the fall production of
and Prints will be highly creditabe.
Cotton Goods-Brown Sheengs have been quite steady
at for standard makes of heavy goods 467Ac for
medium and SIC. for light goods, with fair demand
some considerable sales of medium goods having been
made for export. Bleached Sheetng and Shirngs sus
tain previous prices for all desirable standard goods
Further considerable sales made for future de-
livery at value. Brown Drills continue in demand for
export to the East Indies with further to future
delivery at S for standard goods and the Peppres at
&c. Bleached Drills selling at &C. and Blues at
lOHGlOAc: Print Cloths steady with demand
fully equal to the production. Prints remain with
out change Desirable styles sold close up and there
is less than the usual quantity of spring goods left over
Lawns in steady demand and Command mil
previous prices Cotton Flannes are in demand at f
prices Denms, Jeans Stripes and Ticks remain without
material change and are firm. Ginghams sold up
and the imported warp fancy Gnghams the Glasgow
Company are selling at 10H G11c. There is nothing Of
any consequence doing in De LANES and Challes the
season having closed with first hands.
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET the Week
Ending June Sln the Boot and Shoe market there is the
quiet tone have had occasion to notice for
weeks, and the trade generally do any
provement for at least month. Many buyers will be
disposed to hold back for the large auction of domes
tic manufactures which off about the middle OF
July, and is expected TO include large assortment of
Boots and Shoes. Some buyers have visited during
the week from New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
but their purchases have been confined to small lots to
sort with The New England trade is about over for
the season. Prices generally remain without change.
With the manufacturers business tinues compare
lively quiet but as there is very little prospect that
stock will go airy lower they generally preparing for
fall work. and look for the usual good assortment of
seasonable goods.
For California there continues to be fair demand
Among the exports of the week we notice 1888 by
the East Indian
Thequantity cleared the Custom House has been as
follows:
For ,,o o.,. 1859; 1855
SoI .he week, cases s..'..............3979 3,06S
since January l.....................922 2227 75,940
- Iotai tai.'................. ......96,206 79,O0S
year
The quantity forwarded by Railroad as we learn from
the Shoe and Leather Reporter was
week ending June ], cases.........,. 5997
freVlousiy, since January y1................239 673
Total by Railroad .245 67o
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, June 6.-Cotton-sales Of 900 bales mar