The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-21

Lnseed is in limited request 60G61c other kinds
generally dull, though not quotably lower.
Whiskey-Is dull and lower-sales of 200 bbls. at 22c
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, May l9.-The Flour
market very dull but prices have undergone quota
BILE change There is little or export demand and the
sales confined to the wants of the home trade
S5S7h 96 per bbl for superfne, s6l2h 37K for Ex
tras Sc SOAR for extra Family and 81 rs for fan
cy. Rye Flour is quiet but steady at $412x. Corn
Meal is steady, about $50 barrels Pennsylvania sold at
$3.50 per barrel Gran-There is demand for Wheat
and some reaction in prices Sales of 900 bushels prime
pennsylvania red at 45 cts bushel GOO bushels good
do at lao cts 500 bushels fair do at 13s cts and some
white at l6O cts Rye is in fair request at 90 cts for
Pennsylvania. Corn is dull but prices are unchanged.
Sales Of 500 bushels fair and prime Pennsylvania and
southern yellow at 73a75 cts aoa and IN store inc
damaged at 65 cts Oats selling in lots at4545h cts
for Pennsylvania and AN cts for Delaware In Barley
and Barley Malt nothing doing. Provisions continue to
slowly but prices are firm for all descriptions
Supplies come forward slowly and the stocks light
the Small sales of Mess Pork SlS so per
bb Prime is held at sl5 City packed Mess Beef sells
slowly for ship stores at $450l6 cash. Coffee is quiet
but firm In Sugar there good feeling and prices
quite firm Sales of Cuba and Porto Rico at 7H cts
on time Whiskey-The demand is limited. Sales of
200 Ohio bbls at 22K cts; Pennsylvania at 2l cts
hhds. at q cts, and Drudge at 20 cts.
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET, for the week
ending May 1sThere is change to notice in the Boot
and Shoe business since last week. The market has
been very quiet and remarked by one OF the trade
scarcely the sound of hammer is heard in Pearl street.
where the leading manufacturers and dealers located
This however, unusual state of things at this
of the year. With the exception Of some orders for
future delivery there is no business doing with the
South and West The New England trade has been mod
for the season. and for the Provinces there also
inquiry, but the severe drought and the general
dyness of the has doubt been check upon the
trade Prices remain steady and firm for all desirable
and seasonabe work With the manufacturers business
is also quiet and the quantity of goods making
small Leather is also very dull and the tendency of
prices continues to rule in favor of buyers, while for
Hides the market sustans previous rates Unless the
price of Leather up, Hides Decline the tanning
business is not likely to be profitable one the cost of
production cannot now be realized for Leather.Ship
BosToN COTTON GOODS MARKET, for the week
ending May 1s.-The market for Brown Sheetings
mains steady and firm, with good demand. Heavy
standard goods taken fast produced at y cts
Medium Sheetings range from 7h@7A cts, and light
goods at 5A cts. In Beached Sheetngs and Shrtings
there is no change. Desirable goods continue to be
sought for and command full previous prices. Drills
and are ordered largely ahead Brown sell readily
at SA9 cts including the Laconia and the Pepperell at
the latter rate Beached selling at 9d94 cts and
Blues at 10A cts. Jeans continue in demand and
sold fully to production In Denims Stripes and Ticks
there is no particular change. Cotton Flannes have
been inquired for. Print Cloths held firm, but
the saleshave been moderate Prints rather dull
The more desirable patterns sold fully to produc
ton, but other styles are beginning to accumulate
Ginghams have been in fair demand and the goods of
the Glasgow and Lancaster Mills sold fast pro-
duced at ION cts The Portsmouth and Hadley Lawns
continue to be disposed of to considerable extent the
sales averaging in the different markets from 60 to $50
per day and the production in consequence conn
to be sold up close. Chaes, Matnees and Fouards
are in steady demand the goods is
nearly over and the different Companies now turning
their attention to fall styles of De Laines ich will
doubt sustain the high reputation which these goods
have already attained.
ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKET, May 1e-The arri
walls day reach about 900 Herring and 5000 Shad
At nearly twothrds Of the landings the seine have been
"cut out but at those being fshed good business is
doing Wenote decline in the prices of Shad the
sales were made at $l1dl3 per hundred. Herring are
unchanged viz $5.5oG6 per thousand.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
CINCINNATI, May 19.-Flour is dull-sales at $5501
Wheat dull. WhlSkey steady at Is Bacon
is selling at 7h@9$ cts. Mess Pork S1725. Lard 1O7s
(dll cts