The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-25

900 wet saed aracaibo at &c., and go California at
dc, months. The stock on manu- Is Ao''ooo 0'
fronScotch Pig slightly better sales 300 tons at
s23 5OG24 ex ship, and s24,5 months, from yard.
-Uemlock is quiet and the stock is accumulat
ing prices are therefore, slightly lower Wequote buenos
Ayres light and middle at 2tG25Kc; Oak is in moderate
rnet at 34a36c for light and middle slaughter. The
movement for the week was as follows: a.,
Sales. 4y3Co o'SOo
STOCK lZooVo hos t 1,oU :;
GOOD request prices slightly better; sales of
bb in merchanabe order at 45hd46 cts, cash and Is
cents cash Crude is quiet sales Of 100 bbls Whining
ton at 62% per lbs Common rosin is inactive but
oat IN strained sles of 200 bills have been made at
50 per 80 lbs delivered and 300 do No at 81 SIX
$40 lbs in yard The medium and fine grades are in
active, sales of 200 bills low No. at $780, $50 do
Opaque white at s and $50 do white So per $50 lbs
Tar is quiet but very firm.
Oils in limited request; sales of 1900 gallons lin
seed at 606l cents 5000 do winter bleached whale SO
cents months, and 300 bb crude whale in Mystic
private terms.
Flour &c.The demand for western canal -four is more
active but at irregular and lower There more
inquiry for export, confined to unsound and old. The
The Sales are 1900 bbls. at 81 4oa475 for superRne
State 81 9Od52O for extra do S440G470 for superhne
Western S450a54 40 for low grades of Western extra
s49OG5 for old round hoop extra Ohio S. 40575 for
fresh ground round hoop extra Ohio s4sO7 for trade
brands do S4.204.75 for unsound St. Louis; s5dS for
extra brands do and So 25(17 so for extra Genesee
Souther flour is lower, and is very irregular-the de-
fine Baltimore, &c, and S6G6.5O for fancy and extra
brands
Rye -four is plenty and is heavy at s4G4 60 Corn meal
is dull and heavy at S3.s5d3.95 for Jersey
Grain.-The demand for wheat is fair, but with free
offerings prices are much lower and irregular Old is in
better demand.
The sales 10000 bushels s15Gl so for ordinary
to prime red southern $50 for good white southern;
sl40Gl.5O for white Kentucky; 81 81 for new red
Long Island 20 cts for Chicago spring 81 rs for old
red Michigan
Ryeis heavy-sales of 800 bushels Jersey at SO cts
The Nv Of State
43% cts, and western and Canadian at 40d44 cts.
Corn dull and lower, the supply is light but is in
Sales of 300 bushels at sOGs1 cts for old western
mixed in store and s2H@s4% nominalIy for west
Moasses-A inquiry prevails sales of 30 hhds
distilled at % cts; so do, tcs and 100 bbs Cuba Mus
covado 25G30 cts 40 bits Cuba cayed at % cts and
SO do. New Orleans at 80 cts
Provisions-The demand for pork is limited, and
the market lower for most kinds and closes heavy for
The sales are 200 bbls at for new mess
S4 10 for thin mess and Sl1 for prme-the demand in
part for filling contracts.
Beef is dull and heavy, the supply is moderate
sales 10 hbs at S6675 for prime SS 81 for country
mess, 9dl25O for repacked mess and $l3G14,75 for
extra.
Beef hams firm at $l5@l8. Bacon is quiet at eH@
90 cts.
Cut meats unchanged-sales of 1856 hhds and tres
at 6a64 cts for shoulders and Sds4 cts. for hams.
Lard Is heavy-he demand is fair-sales of 270 bbs.
Butter is rmer and in fair demand at 12d19 for State
and l2dlS for Ohio. Cheese is saleable at 3Gl:
sales af 400 bags Rio at 1146D11H cts
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, July 2s-The Flour
market is devoid of vitality. Supplies forward
very slowly, but there is shipping demand and old
stock superfne nominal at S. and fresh ground SIS
d515 The sales for home consumption are within the
of the figures for superine, and So up
81 so for extra and fancy lots Rye Flour dull and
lower small sale S3.S7k per barrel, Corn Meal is
held at 1915, but there is nothing doing.
GrainThe supplies of Wheat have fallen off and the
downward tendency in prices noted days past
has been checked. Small sales of fair and prime new
Pennsylvania and Southern red 81 goal 25 and white
at 81 Boa LBS bushel The miller however are hold
ing or and refuse to pay the latter quotations Rye
dull sales at SoGs2 cts. Corn is also dull s2as3
per bushe for yellow. Oats unchau ged 400 bus
prime Delaware sold at 3S cts. per bushel
In Groceries and Provisions there is but little business
doing, and no change to notice in prices.
Whskey is in steady request Saless of 100 Ohio bbls
at 2S cts, 100 Pennsylvania do cts prison at 27
cts; hhds. at 26G26H cts, and drudge at 25K cts.
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET. July 22.-The bust
ness in Dry Goods the past week has quite up
cations of prosperous and large trade The advces
that have reached us from abroad and from different
tions of the country, very favorable Western mer
chants who have been holding back until the result the
growing crops was fully ascerained beginning
10 come forward with than the confidence
having satisfied themselves that large and bountifu
harvest will enrich this section of country The
South and Southwest already well represented by
buyers IN our market who are purchasing full
supplies and parties who attend trade sale,
leaving made large contracts of desirable goods
winch owing to their scarcity, were not offered at the
sale, for future delivery.
From Manchester and other markets abroad the late
advices are very favorable. The the armstice
caused considerable excitement and led to an advance
which will no doubt check the shipment of goods to this
country The importation foreign goods has readI
become somew alarming and unless checked in season
the business will be overdone The fall styles of our owl
manufacturers now open to the inspection of the trade
exhibit degree of excellence particularly in dress goods
which shows that yre making rapid advances in th
branch of industry and each year coming per
lection The foreign surplus of dress goods th
country of which large supplies said to be on tn
way, will meet with a spirited competition from GU
manufacturers and if they prove to be trashy articles
such, as in many instances forwarded for sprn,
sales will be unfortunate speculation for the importer
Bayers should bear this fact in mind Let them CAREFUL
examine our nome nroductiCn-compare the goods will
the foreign article brought out in competition and W
have no doubt of favorable result SO far as our owl
manufactures are concerned
1t has been quite amusing to read the comments of tn
New ork the trade sale lately held in this CITY
If Boston is place ofso very little importance as New
Workers wonld have us believe see why such
movement on our part should disturb them so much. Ou
manufacturers who offered their goods the
sured for doing Others who no leading STYLES
sale reflected upon because goods were
The auctioneers cid not conduct the sale property ant
excursion down the bay very Objectionable wind ms
up the affair Our merchants heretofore have been II
the bab of conducting their business as their judgment
Dictated but presume, that before the final arrange
ents for the next New England trade completed
the committee who have the matter in charge will
that New York is heard from and consulted This grea
centre of trade must not be disturbed by any such unad
vised and revolutionary movements part
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET, July 22-Th
past has been very busy week in the Boot and Sho
numerous
south ana southwest and have purchased quite freely
Our stock which early in the week considered very
good one for the is diminishing quite RAPIDLY al
Ihough buyers still find ample assorments select from
Prices are not altogether satisfactory and CONSIDERING tn
cost OF goods rule generally very low The average prof
OF manufacturers IS therefore quite small We look
an active business for time yet, although if tn
present demand continues the will probably cos
carrier than usual The amount of goods shipped durin
the week, it will be noticed been very large com
prsng $40 cases by water and 9 sS1 by railroad
IN all is, 65l eases.
Many of the manufacturers busy in filling orders
Tor good work and have contracted pretty largely durn
the week although are disposed to crtai
The Hide and Leather markets so firm as pre-
vously noticed, although the change yet is not sui
hcient to make any material difference in the
ufacturing.
The trade sale of Boots and Shoes was continued o
Monday and Tuesday last, and other auction sale
have been held during the week at which some 90
disposed Of For the medium and poorer oua
ties of goods very fair prices have been realized but
good article it is generally admitted was sold at
comparatively low figure The of the sales are va
riously commented upon by the trade and by many o
the leading houses not looked upon with much favor
as in theiropinon it has somewhat interrupted the regu
lar course of business On the whole however we hnl
5he result must prove satisfactory to all parties 1t in
duced much larger number of buyers to visit us thai
ever before at this and the private transactions
Notwithstanding the large auction sale, have large
than perhaps previous week in history of tn
trade early in the From the present appear
auces we have doubt that all the good and
work turned out by our manufacturers will be sold u
close. ~
For California the demand is quite limited, and til
shipments likely to be small the present The las
advces from San Francisco indicated ucien
supply in that market and the way if not case wa
shipped from this side for at least six months The shi
Grace Goro cleared since our last had only SO cases
From New or there have been shipments of 44O cases
The quantity cleared at the Custom House has been
follows
For the week. cases .............. $40 4570
Since January 1..................l16Os2 l01 se5
ia ,S52 LOG 1865
Showing increase 1857 cases compared with las
year.
The quantity forwarded by railroad, as we learn or
the Shoe and Leather Reporter, was:
Week ending June %, ases..................9SS
Previously, since January 49, $50
Total by railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9 06I
WILMINGTON MARKET July 23.-Turpentine.-
Sales yesterday of 70 bbs and day at So
virgin $3.50 for yellow Dip and 81 so for hard per $50 lbs
spirits-sales yesterday of l60 bills at Al cts pc
gallon; and to-day of 400 do. at same price
Rosin-Sales yesterday of Ale bbs No l. at So so ne
bbl and of Ga do at S1.75 To-day we note sales of
bbs No at S33 %; so do. low grade No l. at 81 sc
and of 81 do. No. 2, at 81 40 per bbl