The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

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BOSTON COTTON GO0DS.-Brown Sheetings have
been in active demand, with large sales of standard
heavy goods at shc: medium Sheetings at 7a7kc and
light do. at 54c The market is quite firm at these
prices at the close Bleached Sheetings and Shirngs
are held firm with decided upward tendency for all de
srable qualities, and considerable at full prices
Drills not active but there is steady business doing
sxe and Blues ox Print Cloths az So Bsaohea r at
scarcely any stock in market and future
livery cannot he made except at very full prices. Prints
have been selling more freely, but there will not be gen
eral offering of new styles until about the Goth Prices
full c higher than last the sales ranging prin
cipally from 9d11Hc. Some of the leading mills have
contracted close up and ahead of production. Denims
in demand and sales to extent full prices
The stock of these goods light leading styles being
sold close up. Stripes and Ticks have been in fair de
mand and firm. Jeans and Cotton Fiannes sustain
previous prices with steady sales. In Cotouades the
business has been large at full prices Osnaburgs
firm, but have been in moderate request Ginghams
main without change with sales of the Lancaster and
Glasgow at 10 cts. The spring production of Lawns
beginning Prices of the Portsmouth and Had
ley range from Hall cts The assortment of these
goods surpasses anything of the kind offered
style Of coorng having been introduced which brings
them to perfection than before attained The
Portsmouth and Hadley Companies are the only manu-
facurers of Lawns in the country and the quality of the
goods conceded to be equal il superior any pro
duced in the world which speaking well for the
prise OF our New England manufactures The De Laine
business has improved and for Chalies the market has
already opened with good demand for the South and
West Prices OF De Laines range from 1Sd20 cts, and
Challies from Sd22 The Pacific Manchester and
Hamilton Companies have splendid assortment of spring
styles and as the is hand when the New
pated
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS Jan. 15-Evening The
Flour market is quiet but firm, previous quoted
Standard shipping brands held at $525 but there
very little demand for export, and the only sale heal
Of is 500 bbls W. B. Thomas super at s537x per bbl
The trade are buying in lots wanted at these rates fol
superfne s562k G6 per Dbl for extra, from Sc II
up 25 per bb for family Flour fancy brands
according quality. Rye Flour is steady and about Isl
bbs have been sold at s3.s7K per Dbl. Corn Meal i:
scarce, but quiet, and quote Pennsylvania Meal Al
$3 per Dbl Wheat-There is not much doing; abou
I hn af 1fD1H road ar,a
prime reds and 81 3S1 43 for fair good white in store
Rye is wanted and all offered sold So cts Pennsyl
yania. Corn is unsettled and lower and 500 bushe.
Jersey and Pennsylvania sold 7s@79 cts in store
closing at the latter price for prime lots Oats are un
changed quote Southern 4647 cts and Pepnsylva
MIA at 474S cts per bushei BarkThere is little or nc
Ouercitron offering, and 1s No is worth $2S Der ton
Coton-The market is quiet and small business do
at previous quoted rates. Groceries and Provisions
There is nothing new and small business only notice
in the way Of sales. Seeds-There is steady demand fol
Cloyerseed but not much Offering sales of 400 bushe
are reported in lots at from $575 for fne up to $6@62
per bushel for good and primo seed Of Timothy abou
400 bushels slightly damaged, sold by auction at $1sh