The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-14
DOMESTIC MARKETS


BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKETING Boot and
Shoe market begins to look little encouraging
far sales concerned The past week has been the
most active one for long time. Buyers numerous
from all POINTS South and West and purchases have
made quite freely during the week As regards prices
however there is no improvement Goods selling at
cost and under, and the prospect of immediate i'm
provemen is not promising dealers still
ous to reduce their stocks 1t looks that merchants
from the South and West far have been operating with
100 much caution but they may possibly make up for it
by purchasing freely the balance of the season
frces are certainly low enough to induce free purchases
and probably buyers will not be able to purchase on
Iayoragle Terms Tor long time. At present prices Of
Hides Leather cannot be tanned and sold excep at loss
Curriers' have been doing an improbable business for
some tme and in fact almost every description of Leath
selling at less than the of production while for
Boots and Shoes manufacturers scarcely realize
for the most desirable goods 1t would appear by this
comparison that the bottom of the and Shoe market
had been touched and that the buyers now
freely at the present low prices likely make good
bargains.
Manufacturers are connng their operations mostly IN
orders, and stock begin feel nhu-
of the present active demand If manufacturers
continue their present cautious policy man
ufacturing few goods possible it will be likely
place the business in healthy position before the next
f trade This remunerative prices scarcely
be looked for-Shirping List.
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET, Feb Ill In the
Dry Goods trade there very little change to notice..
Additional buyers from the South and South West has
impaired rather activity to the market, although
thr purchases have been very light as yet In week
OF Two, however, look for more general activity.
foods are buoyant and firm as previously no.
.HiiSslon houses have never Deen so pare OF
soo - a. present, and in the hands of Jobbers there is
NJ 10 secure supplies of our leading goods
M 70 oruer them in advance and the position
Gus trade. 0' " "s '-' f'O'p
Woolen goods remain without change The demand is
not very active, but manufacturers are we'll cold mn and
some kinds largely contracted for ahead Al our ma.
chinery is in full operation remunerative r;.S With
the prospect of good prices and demand quite anal 70
the production throughout the year The late IN
the material has been quite favorable for the
facturer and will tend to keep the trade in heah
position The extraordinary demand for last cn .,
Wool forced the price to point which left very little
margin, but manufacturers supplied themselves quite
literally early in the with the fine grades of both
foreign and domestic they have been able to limit thei
purchases for months past, which, in connection
with the large quantities forced of at auction has brought
about reaction. Holders of wool have in consequence
been compelled to give up their extreme views and sub
init to more reasonable figures Notwithstanding the late
decline look for firm market good prices for the
material for the balance of the season. the
rate of consumption it is evident that the moderate
stocks in the country will all be wanted before the
next clip becomes available.-Shipping List
CINCINNATI MARKETS, Feb. 10.-Flour-There is
no demand of consequence, and the continues
quite unsettled Small sales Of Superfne and Extra al
s6 60G575. Buyers offer S5.30d535 for Superfne and
for Extra The receipts continue LIBERAL and
there 10 no export demand.