The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-16

which has advanced 600bags Rio Coffee sold at II mil
cen IS and Laguayra at II cents
Provisions of all kinds have upward tendency.
Rice is in demand, and 100 tierces sold X pei
pound.
Whiskey continues to advance Sales of Ohio hills al
81 cents Penna. do. at 90 30 cents hhds at % d2
cents, and Drudge 2SG2S& cents.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETs.-SAN Francisco, Mon
day. April lS-The opening week of the past fortnight
was by extreme dullness in all branches o
trade and the continuance of low prices For many lead
ing staples, and in fact for almost any goods was diff
cult TO get figure named by buyers leaving importers
put the alternative of holding which there
was no market Arrivals from domestic Atlantic and
foreign ports come in freely which, addition those
occurring throughout the latter part of March,
te already heavy stocks of merchandise to extent
that has nos been experienced for several years
Inc weather having been unfavorabv cold during the
beginning of the fortnight, the facilities of transpora-
ton in the interior improved only slightly and there
but partial revival of trade aordin city jobbers
Two days business and again reapSing to inactivity.
throughout the past week there has BEEN however,
good, steady though by no heavy demand. The
weather has become sensiby warm, while manifest i'm
is 10 be noted in the receipts of dust from
own mines and from those of British Columbia accom-
panied by more liberal orders for goods The spring trad
may De cnhSluered to have fairly commenced, but
whatever its extent in the future has as vet merely
Viyed the market from its late totally nominal condition.
and established some price for goods that for period
had been altogether unsaeable-eaving our quotations
generally somewhat within those noted for the last
er, and which were then referred to as nominal
From the Shippinq ListT
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET, May 13-There
the past week and look very quiet market Or at
least six weeks, until the fall commences very
few orders have been received from the South and West
ana we notice less activity with the New England trade
than last week in part owing to the unfavorabe wealth
G IN prices there is no change and the stock of desra
Dle goods continues to be sold close up
with the manufacturers everything is uuiet and the
present position of the Hide and Leather markets is such
that they will hold back long as possible before making
their fall supplies Hides have been arriving quite
y at the principal ports and prices gone down much
lower than any in the expected some
safes OF BuenOS AEreS having been in at
25c months, whichs per lb below the current
few weeks ago Other descriptions have not varied 50
much but sales cannot be effected except at
~ low figures The decline in Hides has not effected the
price Of Leather much as yet but the is dull and
both Sole and Upper quotable c. per b lower than last
week If manufacturers hold back and not over stock
the market with goods early in the season. we look for
very healthy and profitable fall trade The adyces in
relation to the crops from all sections of the country
very favorable and the late advces from EHrone and
Ie rapid advance in Breadstufs there, will help the
western trade amazingly They will evidently be in
Poson not only to purchase more freely but pay up
Tor back indebtedness.
From the Shipping List1
BOSTON COTTON GOODS MARKET Nav 3-Cotton
Goods1Brown Sheetings remain quite steady Supplies 5
standard goods are taken about as received and
as yet there is no accumulation. We quote heavy stand
ara goods SAe.; medium sheetings and shrtings 74@
'@c; and light goods at SIC. In Bleached SbeetnDs q
and Shirngs there is change Desirable goods are
firm and continue to be sold ahead production Brown
Drills are active Further large contracts have been
made for the East Indies cts and the leading mills
have sold ahead to the st of August at this figure or
value OF the goods when delivered The Pepperes CON
nue to sell at &c. and have contracted for mn o
October next Bleached Drills selling at S3 ec and
blues at with sales of $50 cases for export
lO3c Print cloths firm and the demand continues
fully up to the production The demand for Prints CON
nes fair and all our leading manufacturers are
ahead Denms are steady and firm and snnnIies are
en- as last as received In Stripes Ticks Cotton FanneIs
and 0snaburgs there is change with moderate sales
Inc demand for Ginghams continues active and the pro-
aucon OF the Lancaster and Glasgow sold ahead at
s%(alOc. The Glasgow fancy Ginghams on imported
warp are also in demand at 1o G1lc with ahead
Portsmouth and iadey Lawns active and the trade
these goods is quite encouraging much larger guam
ty having been taken by the than in any previous
season The current prices 10c 12OOs and lie for
4oos In De LANES and Chaes there is no change and
no movement of any importance
WILMINGTON MARKETS. Nav 14-Turnentina
Sales yesterday of 17S bbs and to-day of 60 do at
- for Virgin S275 for Yellow dip, and LIS for hard
No sales to day that we hear Of
Rosin-Sales yesterday of 60 bbls at So for Pale No
transactions to-day in either grade.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE excitement in the Bread
stuis market has materially abated-deaers generally
waiting for further foreign advices Wheat is quiet
sales Of 900 bushels white 19OGl95 cts red 1sOls5
cts Corn has declining tendency; prices Ic lower vel
low 81 cts. Oats less active-saes at l5SG16o cts
Molasses has advanced. Rio Coffee 1I%GIlx cts La.
guayTa II cts. Rice * cts. Whiskey has advanced-
New ORLEANS, May 13.-The Cotton market is still IN
settled sales of 800 bales II is offered for mddlings
Sugar firm at 64 cts. Mess Pork excited prices ad-
vanced 5OGI5 cts sales at SS. Bacon buoyant at ad-
vance sides cts. Coffee firm IL cts for Rio sales of
theweek 2oO bags stock in port bags against
bags same time last Cotton Freghts Liverpool
Z sd Exchange on London 9kCd1O4 cts. Bills on New
ork at 20 days l q discount; SIGHT bills L prem
MOBILE, May l2-Cotton-Sales to-day of 8 900 bales
at decline of middngs are quoted at 1lGl1I cts
- CHARLESTON, May 12.-Cotton-5OO bales sold today
sales Of the week 5000 bales good mddlngs are quoted
NEW ORLEANS May 14.-Cotton-sales of 500 bales mar
ket cts offered for mddng but dealers gen
orally awaiting later foreign advices Sales of the week
800 bales Receipts last $500 bales against 20 900
bales last year Freights-coton to Liverpool 1872 Ex
change on London 9& G1O4 cts, New York y dis
count Sight drafts per cen premium.
MOBILE May 14-Sales 1000 bales Cotton at IL h0
llH cts Sales of the week $500 bales Receipts last
week 4C0 bales against 1000 bales period last year
Receipts ahead of last year by 17O 900 bales stock Is 500
bales Freighs, Cotton for Liverpool taken at 9d5l6
Exchange on London 9d94.
Especial Dispatch.l
CINCINNATI, May 14.-Flour dull. Sales could not be
made EXCEPT at decline. Provisions are also weaker
Bacon Sides brought 94 cts Parties are awaiting for.
eiEn 49,