The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-19

quality Rye Flour and Corn Meal are very quiet The
former held at $437K and the latter 1915 per bbl
Grain.-The offerings of Wheat small, but the de
mand for it has fallen Off and the market is rather dull
Sales of 1000 bushels good and prime Red at s134G13 35
per bushe-par delivered at the former rate. No sales
of white. Rye wanted at 9OG93 cts for Delaware and
Pennsylvania Corn is and in demand at further
improvement Of cent per buShel Sales of 5000 bush
els yellow at 81 cts the depot including small
lot Of white &c cts 900 bushels New Jersey yellow
II cts and lot Of inferior at % cts Oats are goo re
quest with further sales of Delaware at 43R cts and
Pennsylvania at 45 cts. per bushel.
Whiskey is held firmly. Sales of Ohio bbls. at 27A
cts 100 Pennsylvania do. at 26H cts hhds at %
and Drudge at 24k cts.
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET, December l6--
The Boot and Shoe market remains the previous
y noticed Very few orders are coming in and we look
for activity in the trade until after the commencement
of the year. present indications that the Spring
trade will open later than usual With the New England
trade fair business has been done for the Prices
continue to rule low and unsatisfactory for all kinds of
goods.
Manufacturers making preparations for the
Spring trade, but business with them is very light
pared with previous years Stock has not varied much
during the week, although the downward tendency
ced in previous reports does not appear to be checked
Light Upper Leather, of good quality has in fact been
sold lower the past week than any previous week this
year. comparison of the prices of Leather and Skins
now and at this time last year are as follows;
Hemock Sole...... ............Th(d22 22HG26H
Bemeck Ble k.; Upper. psr....,........"22 @2d % @sd
This shows difference of 4Xa5 cts per b. on Sole,
and car cts. per b. Upper Leather compared with
goods favorable terms. The comparatively large
stock of goods hand was however manufactured
when stock much higher, and for this holders will
find it difficult to obtain cost.
For California there is very little demand and there
will probably be very little doing for that market for the
present Advices from they will
commence the new year with sxmonths stock on hand,
and the general loss upon importatons there is
fully 25 per cent There were number of sales at auc
ton at San Francisco during the two weeks ending the
18th ut all of them at unremunerave rates. in view of
the approach of the dull business usual the winter
months be looked for until the opening
OF ade IN the sPring ana even hen change for the
better cannot be anticipated unless shipments diminish
from Atlantic ports.
Our exports by weeks past have been
last year. To San Francisco shipments port
during the week. but from New York 5O4 have been
forwarded.
The quantity cleared the Custom House has been as
follows
1859. 1858.
For the week cascs.....................l6 639 43O4
Since January 1.....................222l l43 211621
Total........ ......... .228782 2l5 1925
Showing increase Of s57 compared with last
year.
The quantity forwarded by Railroad az we learn from
the Shoe and Leather Exporter, was
Week ending Dec. H. cases..... 1862
Previously, since Januar" 1928
Total by Railroad.
BOSTON COTTON GOODS MARKETING market
for Brown Sheetings and Shirtings remain without
change. With demand equal to the production prices
well sustained and have rather upward tendency
Heavy standard goods selling at S4GSk cts; me
dunn goods are in demand at 7kd7& cts, and light
goods and wanted at ~ Bleached Sheetngs
and Shrtings very firm and sustain full prices All
desirable goods continue to be contracted for largely
ahead and parties who expect to supplies when
the spring trade opens will be disappointed they
purchase at advanced prices from second hands Drills
very firm. The prices have been SAG9 cts
for Brown, the leading makes generally firm the
latter rate Bleached 9G94 cts; and Blues 10 cts.
Denims have been in active request Large purchases
have been made for export and speculation which
have cleared the market Some 600 these goods
have been sold during the week by leading house
uyhi all tha StOn hapd Ia.
manufactured Another house sold their entire stock,
600 cases, and all available hands of
other parties have been bought up. Stripes and |
Ticks have been in active request and the sales of the
week embrace considerable lots for present and fu
ture delivery The production is well sold up and
mills considerably ahead. Cotton Flannes continue in
demand and sustain full prices Print Cloths firm
and sold close up 6ox64s held at 5h cts In Prints
not much movement Manufacturers are busy spring
styles and there have been contracts for future de
livery. In Gnghams and DeLanes nothing OF any
sequence has been done The latter continue to be sold
up close and some purchases have been made by sam
pies at full prices. We look for fine assortment of
spring styles the position of the trade for months
past must have encouraged manufacturers to put forth
all their energies.
Wooden Goods-The market has been comparatfyeIy
quiet for Woolen Goods. Manufacturers closing OF
all odd lots and do not look for much activity until
the commencement of the new wear Desirable syles of
Cassmeres and Doeskins continue in demand Silk Mix
lures ranging from 81 50G1 GIN, sell readily. Satnes
quest In other descriptions movement of any
quence, and prices generally remain without change
Sales yesterday of 230 hbls S265 for Yellow dip S22
for Virgin and 81, for hard, per go lbs.
Spirits-Saes yesterday of 100 bbs 40 cts; and of
100 do. at al cts, for extra bbls.
Rosn.-NOthng doing in either grade.
Tar.-Sales yesterday Of $50 bbls. at S22j per Dbl
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH !
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 17.-Flour is firm at s5 .2595 so
Wheat is dull Corn has advancing tendency-sales
at 81 cts. for yellow and &c for white. Whiskey
sed firm at 26H(a27H cts.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
ST JOINS n. F-Br. BRIG Glance.
ia quintas Goldfish, 900 bbls herrings half bbls
do, So terces do, K. & H. r. Tucker
C0ASTWISE.
CHARLEsToN-Str. Locust P0int.
2l5 casks rice John Williams Son; AT do, Jas Cor
& Sons so do, order; IA do; lowering Co.; %
bales yarn Woodward Baldwin Co; 256 bales cotton.
A. c Schaefer; box mdse., Wesenfeld & Co; pkgs.
do, T. Whitrdge & Co; roll leather, Wilson Burns.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
BREMEN-Ship Ocean.
So hhds tobacco, l32 hhds tobacco stems ,324 bags
quercron bark, $50 bblS rosin 22 bbs shoe pegs bb
apples, box seed box mdse.
HAvANA-Bark Lucy Ann
300 tons coal, AIS empty molasses barrels.
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