The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-10

500 bbls North county at sS62K per $50 lbs. Common
rosn is quiet at 81 50 52k per $40 lbs aoat and 81 So
delivered from yard with sales of 200 bbs at the latter
price. Other descriptions also quesaes of 100 bbs
strained 81 co. 100 do good No. at 81 per $40 lbs $50
do opaque at 81 per $50 bs and 800 do. white and
pale at 81 50G1550 Tar is rm-sales of 100 bbs New
bern at So so filled and delivered.
Os.-The market for all kinds is extremely quiet but
prices for most descriptions well maintained 1inseed
sells slowly at Sc 4 (d5Sc
PrOvisions.-Pork is without change; the demand is
fair sales of $50 bbls at SIS 551562k for Mess $055
1062H for prime and $3.50 for clear
Beef is fair demand sales of 100 bbs at ireG 1lar
rates. Beef hams are in moderate demand at sl7.
Cut meats are scarce sales of 80 hhds OK cts for
Hams and cts. for Shoulders Lard is shade frmer,
the demand fairsales of 40 bbs and tres at III "a
Butter is firm at II ala cts for Southern Ohio 15als
cts for Northern do and 1921 cts for State Cheese is
in good demand at SHGG10 cts.
Rice is steady and more actve sales of 500 tres at SO
cts.
sugars-We quote an advance at full y ct per lb.,
with large business DOING sales Of Bastard and low
grade Muscovado in boxes at cs hhds have brought
6(d7k cts for Cuba and Porto Rico
Whiskey is quite firm, the demand fair sales of 400
bbls. at 2S(G2S4 cts.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Oct. S-Cotton is dull
and prices rule irregularly Small sales of Upland at
104(d12h cts. per h., cash.
Cioverseed continues in good request with further
sales of good and prime quality at So 505 62H GA
lbs Timothy commands S2S7h25O, and Flaxseed 81 81
per bushel.
any shipping demand, but holders firm in their de-
mands The sales confined to the wants of the home
for extra and S562d675 for extra and fancy lots as
in quality The market is bare of Rye Flour and Corn
Meal. The former is worth s4.12H sale of $50 bar
re Brandywine meal on private terms Rye Flour sells
S3.75 per barrel. ..-. ....
"a. GRAIN-The Market is poorly supplied with Wheat and
it is in good demand at the advance noted yesterday sales
of 5000 bushels prime Penna and Southern Red at 81 25
and small lots of White at 81 30d1 49, Rye comes in
So cents and 500 bushels Duchess county at 90
delivered Corn is steady with further sales of yellow
at 93d94 cents-closing dull ahe former rate lot of
he oil a n
nues in good request with further sales of 5000 bushels
Southern at 1904 cents per bushe sample of is 900
bushels prime Illinois Barley exhibited on Change
by Angler Huget Co., but not disposed Of This is the
first arrival from that section for six years past 1000
bushels Barley Malt sold at go cents per bushel.
Whiskey is in good request and firm at the advance
noted yesterday Sales of Ohio bbs at 2S Hc 100 second
hand Prison bbls at Csc; Penna do 27hc; so second
hand do at &c hhds at &c and Drudge at 26 cents
From the Boston Shipping List.l
COTTON GO0DS.-Standard heavy Sheetings held
pretty firm at Sh cents with moderate sales at this price
The begins accumulate and exporters and large
obbers could now purchase favorable terms there
is disposition the part of manufacturers keep their
stocks well reduced Medium goods range from 7d7 u
cents and light goods are sold close I'D at cents
Beached Sheeting and Shitngs not much sought
after, although prices steady and firm AL desirable
styles continue to be sold ahead of production. Brown
Drills firm at 81 cents, and sold ahead at this figure
No movement OF any consequence however, the past
week. Bleached Drills steady at cents and Blues at
10A cents Print Cloths have been quiet Our stock is
small but to effect sales to any extent rather easier prices
would have to be taken Prints have been in moderate
request but prices steady for all leading styles In
Denms Jeans. Stripes, Ticks and 0snaburgs, there is
material change, with moderate sales. Ginghams are
selling in lots wanted at 10d10H cents The produc
ton these goods sold up close De LANES have
fair demand and the styles the different compa
nies continue to command full prices, with sales pnc
pally from 17td1S cents
Woolen Goods-Busness generally continues moderate
but material change to notice Cas- simeres and Doe
skins, ranging from SOGSl in demand and selling
readily. Satines have been quiet Cloakngs have met
with fair demand. Flannes in demand, particular
y the lower grades and the production is sold close up
Blankets are also in demand and steady at previous
prices In Shaw good business has been done. Favor
ie styles of the Washington, Middesex and Waterloo
meet with a ready sale.
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET Oct. There
is very little change notice in the Boot and Shoe
ke since last report and the business of the week has
been comparatively moderate few orders have been
received from the South and West-with the New Eng
land trade business has been active and with the Provn
there is fair trade doing Prices remain without i'm
provemen and with some few exceptions, the stocks
large for the Dealers continue anxious realize
on their goods and the competition among the trade is
likely to keep prices quite low for the balance of the
season.
We hear of more failures among the small manufacu
and in the neighborng work has been entirely
suspended except with few who filling ORDERS
considerable change must take place before active ope
ratons are again commenced Prices of goods must ad
of all kinds decline is evident that
the only bring about healthy trade is to suspend
operations until present stocks used up and goods
wanted at remuneratve rate In Leather there has
been scarcely anything doing The wants of manufac
turers will be quite small for time and we look for
dull market for all kinds of Leather for the present.
Hides also parake of the general dullnes and
not disposed purchase any extent except
prices.
For California there continues to be very little inquiry
The ship Monday cleared since last for San Fran
cisco, had ,076 From New York notice ship
ments Of 152 cases.
The quantity cleared at the Custom House has been as
follows:
1859 1858
For the week, cases.................. 4,SS4 3,447
Since January 1................... 1854 172,S21
Total ~ - . 1oO 500 176 o6s
Showing of "a 260 compared with last
year
The quantity forwarded by Railroad as we learn from
the Shoe and Leather Reporter, was
Week ending Oct 5, Observation-Disclosures. 9,9l1
Total by Railroad 1862 069