The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-26
DOMESTIC MARX ETS

NEW YORK MARKETS, May 2i-sugar-Conse
quent upon the favorable from both Cuba and
Europe, the market has further advanced H9X c with
fair business doing in refining goods which mostly
affected by the advance. Sales % hhds. at 6x7H cts
1x cts for Porto Rico s bbds Melsdo at cts and So
boxes Havana on private terms Pork is unchanged;
sales 700 bb at late prices Corn.-The sales foot up
10000 bushels, at prices in first edition. Coffee
continues inactive but firm; sales of so bags Jamaica
1917 cts CottonFhe market is hardly buoyant, but
still quite steady Sales 1000 bales at IL 1 cts for
middling Upands. Whiskey-6OO hbls sold at 214G22
cts. Lard remains rm sales 600 bbs at IL 9114 cts
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, May 24-There is
rather activity in Flour, at the late decline,
and further sales of $500 bbls reported, at $3.50
for Superfne and s575 for Extra for shipment to Eng
and holders Indifferent about accepting these
rates but there is very little selling for home consump
ton prices ranging from s55 up to S6@750 per bbl
for Superhne, Extra and fancy brands, in quality
Rye Flour is quiet at S412x, and Pennsylvania Corn
Meal s3 so per bb without sales. The demand for
Wheat is limited, but there is not much offering, and
prime lots and held above the views of buyers
Sales include 5000 bushels, in lots, at S1350145 for
good and choice reds and 65 for white the latter
for choice Western Rye is unchanged and selling at
S6GS7 In Groceries advised of further sales
of 200 hhds Sugar at full rates Other articles are quiet
The Provision market is at stand-still owing the
frmness of holders and Mess Pork is steady at $3.50
per bbl whiskey moves of slowly at 2l@92lk cts for
Pennsylvania bbs 22d22h cts for Western do. k20
for drudge, and about q cts. for hhds.
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET-The trade is
perfectly stagnan in the city hardly buyer is to be
found and the manufacturers working slowly to fill
an occasional order No improvement can be expected
before the first of july when buyers from the South and
West will commence purchasing stocks of fair goods
We do not anticipate very large demand for the fall
trade and the prices of material continue up to the
present figure, they probably will, large number
of tanners be ruined the manufacturers must make
their mnds get better prices for their goods or close
up their shops.-Bosoa Reporter.
CINCINNATI MARKET, May d There pretty
general decline of about I0c per bbl in Flour to day
for the lower grades is rather difficult to give reliable
quotations Superfne cannot be quoted at over S.
and it rumored that sale made low $3.50
Low extra sold down to $545 and quote it at 45
555, fair extra S560d575; family, $5.S0G59O, and
fancy, $6G6.10 Wheat declined &c. per bushel, and
closed dull at 125c for prime red S0c for do white and
l10c for SPRING making decline from the highest point
of fully 10c per bushe Corn closed dull and heavy
comparatively tame but holders were generally firm
at full prices Buyers, encouraged by this pause, are
disposed to hold back anticipating decline There was
limited demand for city packed mess Pork, which wa;
met freely at S7 so. Bulk shoulders brought 6A loose
and 6T packed and lot of 100 hhds. bacon shoulders
not be moved for less than ~ Bacon sides were held
at on, with inquiry at 9S for good lots. There
buyers for bulk sides at SA for medium and &C. fol
heavy, but holders asked y to more. Lard firm al
1O%11 for barrel and 11x for keg The Grocery trade
exhibited no feature Whiskey steady at ISc
THE WOOL TRADE.-The Wool tr, de is alta stand -
Neither growers nor buyers have made up their minds
fully tohat they will do The former however have
pretty generally arrived the conclusion that last
sons figures cannot be realized but they have not ndi
Gated the extent of the concessions they will be satisfied
TO make. Buyers are willing to pay the opening price,
of lS5S-and expect when growers get ready to NEE
them to go little better Eastern manufacturers have
no agents the country as yet and as there Is no money
the article ct the rates paid last year, they are disposed