The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-04

and competent workmen, we do not why as good
article may not be turned off in Oregon as any Stat-
In the Union. As this observes the Farmer the pio
neer work of this kind the Pacific coast people
should enter into hearty support feel just pride in
sustaining home manufactures"
cotton Goods-In Brown Sheetings there is very
little change notice. Heavy standard goods continue
to be delivered contract fast leading
turn them out and there is still scarcity of goods for
present delivery. The general asking price is &c. at
which further sales have been made but pres
ent orders filled the market will be likely to settle
down at s4c at which price considerable could
be made Medium Sheetngs and Shirtngs are selling at
74G7Ac. and light goods 5Ad6c. Bleached Shee ings
and shirtings continue in active demand. There is
great scarcity of desirable goods and manufacturers
tinue to be engaged ahead for time many leading
styles Brown Drills in demand for export and
in first hapds Beached Drills are selling at &C. and blues
10H Hd104c. Print Cloths continue command previous
prices with production scarcely equal to the demand
Prints remain the New and desirable styles of the
leading mills taken fast received and a very
good business has been done Prices range from H11c
Tor madder and amaranth Lawns selling readily and
good prices maintained. Denims firm and in de-
mand at full prices Stock quite reduced. 0snaburgs,
Stripes Ticks and Cotton Fannels firm and in fair de-
mand In Ginghams there has been steady business
sAGlOc. for the Lancaster and Glasgow. Delanes
quiet with material changes Chaies have been in
good request here and in Southern markets Prices
from l7(G20c.
Woollen Goods-Woollen Goods remain quite steady
for most kinds. Clothiers busy employed in
preparing fall work and purchasing heavy goods
general thing the market is rather We than last
week Favorlte styles of fancy Cassmeres in fair
quest and steady at previous prices Sattnets
steady and firm Tweeds Lnseys are in steady
CoTTON;-Last week closed upon an unusalIy active
cotton market but the present has witnessed reaction.
Previous to the receipt of the Persias buoy
ant activity uansitu parcels changing hands rapidly
advancing rates SSce then, however business has been
almost at stand buyers and sellers differing prices
Holders have not pressed their cotton the market be-
ing disposed to wait later advces from Europe and let
the last news be fully tested the South operating
further though to effect sales sellers yield
ct: from the highest point. . =
rhe full effect Of this news at the South is not yet
known The Atlantic markets unsettled prices
Charleston are reported to y ct lower and ct. at
savannah. At New Orleans and Mobile positive de-
cline is quoted, but little business is doing There is
everywhere decided inclination the part Of both
buyers and Sellers to wait next adviees from Eu-
rope The latter argue that short of a positive deca-
ration of war, which is improbable at so early date
they cannot be much worse, but they may easily be
better
is further main the depression reported in
the East India goods market was mainly owing to the
coming in of large supplies bought arrive by the native
dealers during the previous speculative period The ndi
cations at Manchester promised heavy demand from
other quarters should cessation of the excessive
buying for India occur and allow prices to decline to
fair proportion with those of cotton Certainly goods and
yarns have long way to fall before the all
profits on spinning will reduce the consumption of the
raw materially. Y. Post, 3D.
CHARLESTON RICE MARKET, April 1-Rice-A
steady demand has prevailed for all grades during the
week week-eXtremes OF prices ranging from s3494H-the
bulk OF the sales at from $3bd3 for common strictly
fair good and prime at from 3%(d4H continuing very
scarce and when on the market commanding ready sales
al iul prices Received the past week 1000 trcs
exported in time, AIS trcs remaining on shin
board not cleared, l 776 tres.
Rough Rice-The arrivals Of the week have been light
as amounting to only 1880 bushels which some TO-
600 bushels were taken by mers SS96 cts per
bushel, as in quality.
ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKET-The Gazette of Sat
urday says; The market for fish is dull there being
few buyers. Shad, ssh to Sl04; herring SIX to S8I
Bunch fish go off slowly from cts. to Is cts
yesterday of 03O bbls at SO for Virgin and Yellow dip
and 81 20 for hard per 2So lbs. No sales to-day.
Spirts-No transactions
Tar-saes yesterday of 225 bbls. at 81 rs per Dbl.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
CHARLESTON, April 1.-The Cotton market is depressed
sales to day of 900 bales decline of 4GI Ct from
the highest point the receipts Of the week. up
bales and the sales 900 bale there of 500
VI ,PfHILADEIPHIA, April 2.-Flour is unchanged
Wheat steady. Yellow Corn 81 cts Whskey dull at
27H@29 cts.
CINCINNATI, April Flour is dull and nominally
quoted sales of 500 bbs to day, for May delivery at
$3.50; 1000 bbs were offered at this rate on the SPOT
but refused. Whiskey continues dull at a cts Pro
visions Misunderstanding doing Mess Pork is quoted at
NOBLE, April 1-Coton-sales to-day of 5000 bales
Current of the 26th ult the sales the week foot
%Prn Dup 400 S bales principally for Liverpool The receipts
bales. Stock in port %. 900 bales
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Market Report Of lHartceu Wright d Col
RIO DE JANEIRO, February @Elour-Arrivals
since 5th inst 22S9 bbs. Baltimore. Owing to
expected supplies keeping out, prices have ad-
yanced and some activity has been in the ar
uce Il g46 bbls finding purchasers at ls5007OOO for
hrs quality and l55oo for second qualities Richmond
l45OOGl425O for extra BALTIMORE Sn5OO for Gaego cross
mddlings and $1,000 for carg6of mildewed estern-
stock in first hands % 465 bbs comprising 1852 bbls
Richmond 1st and 1904 Richmond eds and $50 Balt
Cofee-The weather, since 5th inst, has been uncer
tam ana rany and our receipts still continue very light
Sales have been So bags date of our last circular
CHIEFLY for the United States, at 5l0052OO round
lots and we consider these figures denotng
OF fully 100000 res upon last quotations The linn
Tied supplies and consequent small stock render it ex
ceedngy difficult to purchase street seec ons for which
@15E20O. 1OO
Freights.-5O cts. .Gl57 per bag.
Exchange.-25Ed., 90 Diet England at which rate