The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-04


Fair....... - IS IA IA
Flour &c-The demand for western canal -four is good
for the trade and the East and notice limited in
qury for the West Indies Fresh ground -four is
and wanted at better prices The arrivals are falling
The sales are 5000 bbls at So 5OG5 95 for superfne
State; Sc 00d6 do So l0O6 so for low grades
of western extra SO 25G8 IS for shipping brands
round hoop extra Ohio; So SOGs0O for trade brands
do S650Gl000 for St Louis brands and s7a9 for extra
Genesee.
the better grades-sacs bbs Sc 1907 for super
fine Baltimore and 81 1OdS.75 for The better grades.
Rye Hour is in limited demand at S4475. Corn meal
is quiet at S3.95d4 for Jersey.
Fish.-Dry Cod and very irmsales of 500
otis. St. Georges Bank at S4.50G4 62H Mackere are in
meagre supply and selling in small parcels from store at
full previous rates
Gran.-The demand for Wheat is limited and prices are
irreguarsmal sales of new red Southern at $l5. Rye
is quiet at SS(ds9 cts Oats unchanged-the demand
limited at 464S cts for old Western and Canadian and
42'd 46 cts. for State.
Corn better and is in demand for the and
the East sales of 10000 bushels at 50 for old mixed
Western in store; Sc cts for high mixed do aoa so
cts for unsound Southern yellow 90 for prime do; So
S cts for small lots of round yellow and 81 cts for un
sound white Southern.
Barley is unsettled and prices are nomnal-saes yes.
terday of 5000 bushels California at 20 cts.
Honey-Cuba has been very active-saes of go tres.
at 53d5S cts. net cash in bond.
Hides rather quiet yet prices are without essential
change-ales of 1000 Central American 1sH lbs at "a
terms.
Ieather.-A good demand prevails both for hemiocs
middle hemlock, and 34Gl96 for do oak. The
ment for the week was follows
Hemock. Oak.
Receipts for the week ...........75700 600
Sales...... ......................6 .64s00 $500
Molasses The market is very quiet and prices nomi
nally unchanged.
Naval stores-sprits turpentine in better request
at slightly enhanced raessaes of 400 bbs the spot
aEd to arrive, at 446 cts, chiefly As cash. Crude
and common rosn both quiet but prices sustain
ed The finer grades of rosin activesales of
Il.
and 4lO do virgin at S4.75d5.5O per $50 lbs Tar is
quiet yet steady in price
Ois-Lnseed is in fair request at slightly lower rates
sales OF 5000 gallons 60G6l cts, other kinds
inactive, and prices uominally unchanged.
ProvisionsThe demand for pork is fair but at lower
rates te arrivals are large and the stock ample the
sales 500 brs at $ls for Sl6G6 10 for prime
Sls5O for clear s1250 for prime Included in the
sales 500 brls. for August private terms
Beef is in limited request-saes of 81 bbls at $6675
for prime ssS ~ for country s93 for repacked
mess, and S13 25,aI5 % for extra do.
Prime mess and Indian mess nominal. Beef hams
are firm at sl5dlS
Cut meats heavy; small sales of shoulders at 6%
Ga cents, and hams at 7HSs cents. Lard heavy and
naetce; sales of $50 bbs and trc. at 114@12s cents
Butter and cheese steady.
Rce-The market is quiet but the stock is light and
prices steady at 4c5c for good to choice, with moder
ate sales
Sees-Cacutta nseed is in moderate request at 81
al with sales Of 1000 bags terms not disclosed
Sugars-The market is duh and &c or lower all
descriptions sales of $50 hhds. Cuba in lots 5%c64
refined is selling at from \ %c.G94 as to quality
Whiskey-The market is very quiet at 26c.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. July 2-The downward
movement noticed in the Flour market for past
still continues and again reduce quotations -
per bhstandad brands being offered at Sc % without
finding buyers The sales to the trade are limited rang
ing from S637E up to $50 for common and fancy brands
as in quality Rye Flour has declined 25 per bb
small sale at S425 Corn Meal is unchanged; $50 bbs
Pennsylvania at 1915.
Grain.Wheatis is fair demand Sales of 500 bushels
Souther and Pennsylvania at 60 per bushe for
prime red and 81 6OG17O for good white sale of 500
bushels Rye made at 50 cts Corn comes forward
Y. yellow commands ha
been more activity and prices unsettled. Sales
10000 hushels Delaware and Pennsylvania at 4042 cts.
per buShel.
whiskey is unchanged Small sales of Ohio bbIs at 2s
cts Pennsylvania do. at 26&H27 cts hds. at 20 cts,
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET-For the week ending
July There little interest to notice in the Dry
Goods trade. Manufacturers generally preparing for
fall sales and as quite number Of Southern and far off
buyers have already made their appearance it is evil
dent that the fall trade will open Very little busi
neSss however, anticpa ed until the trade sales take
place Cotton goods generally sustain previous prices
and accumulate slowly with very little doing during the
week for either consumption or export. Wooen goods
inquired for and the trade expect brisk busi
ness in a few weeks. The Jobbing business is quiet.
The movements Of manufacturers in relation to the
clip of Wool continues to attract considerable attention
The prices of this article in the growing dstr cts have
slened up during tie week account of the competi-
ton among the manufacturers whose agents ope
rating in ohio, Michigan and other Western States Prices
rule at about SC. per h. advance the corresponding
rates of last and reliable advce parties in this city
state that from half to the clip
Ohio Michigan, Wisconsin and Western New York have
already passed into manufacturers hands The prices
range from 35a7Oc the latter price for fancy clips
of Washington County, PENNSYLVANIA. The movement
has already heen carried to such extent that
Tor the present appears 10 he out OF the question, although
many believe that the present high prices of Wool
be maintained.
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET-For the week
ending July 1.-The BoOtand Shoe market remains pref
~ much noticed last week. All parties preparing
trade as the season is now ne at hand for
active operations Buyers from the principal cities South
and West daily arriving but do not look any
movements of Importance until after the trade sale
July.
Among the manufacturers business is in full blast as
all are now actively engaged in turning fall work.
The features of the Hide and Leather
varied mat rally The demand for Sole Leather is fully
equal to the supply but Upper does hriskly
There is firm feeling in the market for most kinds of
stock aud goois manufactured for trade
ed out as cheap they likely to be any time
within three months
For California the demand has quite subsidized Late
orders have all been filled and there will he very little
dong for market for the next three months. The
shipments in consequences are likely to be light during
that time. Late advices from San Francisco
that prices rule low and goods crowded upon the
ket in much larger quantities than the wants of the trade
require. suspension of shipments this side is called
for before that market from its present de
pressed The War Hawk cleared since our last had
2517 cases to San Francisco and from New York
tice shipments of 775 cases.
he quantity cleared at the Custom House has been as
follows:
1859 1855
For the week, s...,.......... 3GSS 4,003
Since Januaryl. l.................. 1O4 O52 0,65l
TotaI.... .......1O7,74O 1864
Showing an increase of 130s6 compared with last
year.
The quantity forwarded by Railroad as we learn from
the Shoe and Leather Reporter was
Week ending June Is. ases.................6,46 6,46S
Previously since January GA
Total by Railroad .267 .O82
THE ICE TRADE-The export of Ice from the port of
Boston, for the month eadng June 90 has been fol
lows:
To East Indies tons..... SIS
dl?uttd -.-'''''.-.. 90