The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-29

cash and Is days. chiefly at the latter rate Crude re-
at o bs sost and I'm Tard T0s oheq e
scripons equally quiet-sales Of 500 bbs No at
$175G IS per 80 lbs and 800 do low No and opaque
white at 81 503 so per $50 lbs Tar is in limited request
and prices slightly lower-sales Washington
at $2564, and selected rope at $780, in order in
yard. --sH T--.- ls.
oils-Continue quiet, but prices sustained. The
quantity of crude whale and sperm destroyed by the fire
in New Bedford now learn to be 5000 bblssales of
400 bb selected whale in New Bedford at 50 and 200
do. dark on the spot at 45c cash. III. .-l.
Since the above written learn of sales 400
bbls crude sperm in New Bedford at SIPS cash. The
loss by fire there in oil and bone is computed 600 bbs
whale, 1900 do, sperm, and 10000 lbs. bone.
demand sales $50 bbls s14371 OLA so for new Mess
the latter for Extra heavy, and slO.25 for Prime
Beef is in fair demand and is seady-saes of 10 bbls
at $55O@6 for Prime s7S75 country Mess ssa1o 25
for repacked Mess, and $40 5o9l2. .25 for extra.
Cut meats are in fair request and are less Penysaies
of 60 hh Is at 7c. for shoulders and 81c for Hams
Lard is in fair demand but closes heavy-saes OF 352
bbls and tres. at 10 46110Hc. islE $50 8. -s.
Butter is in fair request-saies of State at 1321c ana
Ohio at 12Gd)l7 cts.
Cheese is in good demand at 5dsK cts.
Rice is quiet at 34 G141 cts for common to prime.
Sugars-Cuba have been in good request and farther
sales of $50 bbls have been made at 54 9H cts ALSO
$50 boxes low Havana at 5A cts.
Seeds-Calcuta linseed is steady-saes of 5000 bags
in Boston at 81 571 per BUSH, cash.
Whalebone-Has been in good request and better feel
ing prevails sales of 90 600 lbs at 70 cts for South
Sea- II for inferior Northwest Coast for
ochotsk, and 80 cts. cash, for Arctic r... ~.
Whiskey-The market is dull small sales of good
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Aug. 27 The Breadstufrs
market is without any particular change to notice to-day
and business generally is rather dull There is little
export demand for Flour and holders fsuperne
firm at s5525 for late made and strictly fresh ground
from Wheat but the trade the only buyers at
from these figures to SO for extras and fancy
brands, according to quality $50 bbls sold st 81
bbl and 200 bbs late made Miami Mills S5
Rye Flour and firm at 1915, and Pennsylvania
Corn Meal at $3621 ba but hear Of sales of
either. E tftE IErffIEAF u tH t-.rE
Grain.-There is much Wheat Offering but the de-
mand for it is limited and prices about the About
500 bushels white at 12S3o cts for good and prime
Southern and 500 bushels choice Kentucky at 1872 cts
Rye scarce and wanted at 70G72 cts for Southern
and 78(GS0 cts for Pennsylvania Corn is good de
mand at the advance, and further sales of 5000 bushels
prime yellow are reported at 81 cts part store Oats
are In steady demand Sales of about 5000 bushels
Southern at 35 cts including lot at 81 cts. 900
bushels old Pennsylvania sold on private terms.
Querctron Bark is steady at s2s for first No. l.
No change in Groceries and Provisions and but little
doing
Nothing doing in Cloverseed 100 bags Timothy sold
at $275 per bushel.
Whskey is scarce $50 bbls Western sold at 27k cts
Pennsylvania bbs. are held at q cts and Drudge at
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET, August 90 =
The demand for Boots and Shoes keeps up well and the
prospects of good trade in September look very
aging at present. large number of buyers have
rived frm the Southwest and the West also well
represented The advces from the South that the
trade has opened quite active there and looks
lsing and in consequence orders have been freely
arriving from that quarter The advices from New
and other cities also report good business doing
Prices continue without improvement, although good
work held with considerable rmness and there less
disposition to urge sales than had occasion to notice
few weeks ago. There is fair stock hand for the
season, and buyers find trouble yet in making up
their assortments. All good work. however, will
evidently be wanted before the closes There
some inquiry from the New England trade but not much
doing yet
Manufacturers doing very little and are disposed to
suspend operations account of the unsatisfactory prices
that have been realized for months. Leather
also been very dull, and for weeks and gradually
easing of in price, manufacturers have purchased very
sparng during that time There is now however frmer
tone to the Hide markets. and Leather is believed
have reached its lowest point for the present. look
more activity in week or two.
No shipments to California from this port this week
From New York notice shipments of 81 cases
The quantity cleared at the Custom House as
follows:
Since January 1.... .166,565 14l, 400
Total. l...... .................173493 14S,333
Showing increase of 25 100 compared with last
year.
The quantity forwarded by Railroad as we learn from
the Shoe and Leather Reporter
Week ending Aug. Is, Observation-Disclosures II OS4
freVlously' since jan 1854, ,7S4
Total by Railroad sSl Sos
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET Aug 26-The fea-
lures of the Dry Goods not varied materially
the past week Prices of the leading styles of both Cot
ton and Woolen Goods well supported, but with
commission houses business has been comparatively quiet
during the week. Stocks however, do not accumulate
as nearly all kinds of standard goods ordered ahead
ana taken by the trade as fast received from the mills
Jobbers have been doing very fair business New buy
are daily arriving from the South, Southwest and
and the demand so far has been fully expec
taton larger amount of goods having been sold than
for some previous years. With the New England trade
very little has been done vet and we do not look for
active movements for some two or three weeks. large
New England business is generally looked for Our peo
pie have been fully employed of late and the necessa
res of life rule low they will be abundanty able pur
chase liberal supplies of Dry Goods Altogether the fall
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