The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18

Beef market steady-Saes OF 3T5 DDS. peel ne
market steady and the demand is air-saes OF so
bbls at S575l16 for country mess. Ss75diooo ior re
packed mess and 81 5oaI2 Tor extra pa9%% .s II.
firm and active-saes OF 800 bags at 10 ala
cs 100 do do at 49, es 100 do. Gotta ica at IA Gts
vet steady 22d26 for Cuba clayed; 2535 cts for
Muscovado SOG4O cts for Porto Rico, and 4Od5O cts.
for prime New Orleans. The stock of all kinds
comprises 5245 hhds. and 1900 bbls Sugars are in
moderate reques-sales OF 375 hhds rto Rico at 6A
~ cts, as to quality, and $50 do Cuba at 64@6S cts
also, 364 hhds melado private terms. The stock
hand comprises 800 hhds boxes and 67 bags
besides 5000 hhds melado Whiskey-The market is |
quiet at 2lAG22 cts. Wool-The advices from the
London sales favorable for holders as well as
those growing districts in the interior where the
clip selling in some instances at advance of 23
per h. on last years cessales of 600 bales Cape
private terms.
market is very dull and prices rule somewhat irregu
ary. Mixed and good brands of superne offered at
S5.25 per Dbl, but the only sales in small way for
hon consumption and and fancy brands sell at from
$5.37h up to S7accordng to quality The receipts
small, but fully ample for the demand there is no in
qury for shipment. Rye Flour is held at s3S7 and
Corn Meal at $337h Dbl, but without sales Grain
Wheat continues very dull at the decline noted yester
day Sales of 900 bushels prime Southern red at 81 49,
600 bushels good do 81 3O 500 bushels
poor white 81 So and 900 bushels good do at 40
per bushel. Rye is dull at 7SDS0 cts. Corn of prime
quality is and in demand at 6S cts aOat in
eriOr sold at 6o65 cts Oats steady at 4s cts for
Pennsylvania and 40 cts for Delaware No sales Bar
ley Barley Malt Bark is held 500 per ton but no
further sales have been reported The Provision market
is in a very quiet state but without change in prices
Mess Pork is selling in lots at SlS759l9 per Dbl, and
Prime at l5 City packed Mess Beef ranges from 13
SIS Bacon is selling at yesterdays quotations Can
cts, 60 days In Green Meats transactions have
under notice. Lard is steady II in bbs and
tierces and l2hG12A cts in kegs Butter ranges from
SIX to IL for common. and 13Gl5 for good roll
Cheese is selling at i9llx cts Whisky is unchanged
Sales of bills Ohio at 2l22 cts Pennsylvania do at
81 cts; hhds at 2oG2OH cts and Drudge at cts
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET-For the week
ending June 15-The Boot and Shoe trade continues in
the dull state that have noticed for the last few
ginning to arrive but active is looked for
until July when trade be reasonably ex
pected Orders have been received to fair
ring the week. the New England country trade have been
purchasing rather freely and further sales and
shipments have also been made to Pixies Peak including
the copper tip and side shield Boots prices there is no
change to notice There is very good supply of goods
IN the hands OF dealers who anxiousy looking
ward for the fall business With the every
thing continues comparatively quiet and but few goods
are making up except on orders Advces from heSouth
ana are favorable for good trade The crops in
all directions look quite promising and that the
demand from these sectors for goods will y relieve
us OF our present stock but mpart life and activity
to the manufacturing districts before the fall trade is
over. Leather continues very dull and the market for
Upper is again shade easier. Hides firm, but
no change in prices has taken place.-Shipping List
BOSTON COTTON GOODS MARKET-For the week
ending June 15-The market Heavy Brown Sheetings
continues steady and firm 8A cts with the production
of all leading mills sold up close Medium Sheetings
and Shirtngs range from OH cts and light goods
IN demand at 81 cts Beachsd Sheetings and Shirtings
continue steady and firm. Jobbers have
purchased pretty freely for future delivery, and full
prices are likely to be realized for time. Drills re-.
main without change, although the late advices from
emma are likely to put stop to future We
NOT look Tor any change in prices for time the
leading manufacturers largely engaged ahead. The
current rates are cts the latter price for the Pep
perell and Laconia The the Pepperel Drills
extend beyond the LIST of January cts, and
0Iher mlils are also engaged nearly long ahead
Beached Drills rule at 9G94 cts, and Blues
E1nims remain without change, with fair demand for
all desirable goods. Cotton Fannels have been active
with further considerable contracts for future delivery
full prices Cotton Jeans Stripes and Ticks have been in
moderate demand but prices are steady. Print Cloths
are quiet and the stock is beginning accumulate COX
CAS- are firm at 5H and 64x64 at 53 cts Ginqhams
remain without change. The demand has been fully
equal 10 the and the goods of the Lancaster
and Glasgow Mills sold up close at lOGlOH cts
Dress Goods including Lawns, Challies DeLanes &c,
are now coming forward in small quantities and are
well sold up.-Shipping List
WILMINGTON MARKET, June 1e-Turnentine-
Further sales yesterday bbs Turpenne 81 so for
virgin 81 60 for yellow dip and 81 per for hard per
$50 lbs Tar-No transactions reported in Tar to-day.
kosln-Sales yesterday of 400 bbs pale No at from
SZ% to 81 per Dbl as in quality per $50 lbs This morn
ing LOCO bbls No 2 sold at sl17H per $40 lbs Spirits
Further sales yesterday of 10 bbls Spirits at So
per gallon for country lots of $50 bbs at 4OI cts
1or extra bbis This morning $50 bbs changed hands
SsH cts for straight lots so bbs cts for extra
town made Dhls and ITO do at 40h cts per gallon
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
| New ORLEANS, June 15-Cotton quiet; sales TODAY
LOO bales at irregular prices We quote middng at ii
gil cts The sales of the week acd up 900 bales
the receipts $500 bales against 5000 bales for the
ponding week last year Exports of the week. 90 600
bales total exports to date 215 900 bales Receipts at
this port ahead of last year. GO bales South
ern ports 1872 500 bales stock 5000 bales Four-a
Ginning tendency sales at SIS 12Ha525 for superfne-
Tobacco firm. Coffee firm at Hl4 cts; stock IA 500
bags, against ~ 900 bags last year. Freghts and
| change unchanged.
CINCINNATI June 15-Flour dull at SIS for superfne.
Whiskey advanced y cent and sells at IL cts Pro-
visions buoyant; Mess pork SIS offered but refused Ba-
con " CdlO cts Money market Sight exchange
New YORK dull at per cent premium.
oswEGo, June l5-Flour unchanged; sales small at S.
go 70 for common and extra State $6757 for favorte
ran Whaat dale
sales, $500 bushels white Canadian l34 and 0OC
bushels Milwaukee club private terms Corn dull
market closes easier sales bushels Indiana at SIS cts
Oats in limited demand sales 1000 bushels Canadian
sc cts. Barley and Rye scarce ard quiet
FOREIGN MARKETS.
| RIO DE JANEIRo 9TH May, 1S6O.-Our last circular
advlces were dated 4th ultimo, and beg to
| tinue the same.
Imports -Flour-R Receipts have been oS6 bbls., o.
which 1856 bbs from the United States 100 bbs
from Europe. amount only to 10 $50 bbls as fol
lows: 9,252 bills first quality Richmond s5OOl7
third quality Richmond at l3n5OO Stocks in all hands
we estimate to-day at $4,000 bbls of which IS 527
bbls 1st quality Richmond 1923 bbs I'd quality Rich
mond 6,S67 bbls. Baltimore Extra and Super go bbs
Trieste Our receipts during the past four hav,
been on moderate scale, but such is disrust tha
exists in regard to the future. owing contraction il
our circulation, and consequent difficulty in making col
lectons that all speculation dead and our dealers only
purchase to supply their immediate wants The sales o
the past month have been all by RETAIL which only
way IN which sales can be effected at ALL We quote by
retail Trieste brands of good quality, 19B000 Richmond
nrstquaes lIdlSn0O0 Richmond second do. l6dl
Baltimore Extra 16HO00 Super 15uO0O
| AT PERNAMBUCo, Goth April.-Stock about 80 OOC
bills and market dull. Nominal quotations: Trieste
lSN5OOG195O0; Richmond first qualities 5O0 second
qualities l5H5OOG17lOOO; Philadelphia l6(G17iOOO
| AT BAHIA, 2Sth AprL-Market quiet and abundantly
supplied Stock about 1000 bbls and prices paid
Richmond first qualities 1e92OOOO; second do l75OOd
$4,000 Interior l7ooO Nominal quotations for Trieste
| 1StG1eU50O, and Baltimore 16Gl7l000.
AT RIO GRANDE, 2Sth 4p,ii.~stock in first hands
about bbls and market little rmer
hrst qualities Richmond 17GlsH00O second do and 8 a
| l6nOOO Baltimore. Trieste held 1t 22n0OO
AT MoNTENlDEO 2sth Aprl-0f American no arr
was ana no stock on sale This article is in demand
advancing Native crop of Wheat smaller than at first
supposed and Flour selling $40 per 200 lbs Only sale
OF American reported, $50 bills Baltimore Extra ssh
AT BUENos AYREs, Goth ApriI.-Last sales Bat
more Extra s74 and Super $6k in bond Stock II OOC
Dds all In second hands; and demand limited
Lard is in good demand; but quotations are firm
| and likely to be maintained.
Rice and CornThese articles should avoided for the
present. as the native supply large, and such
me case is always preferred to the imported article
Mess Beef and Pork very dull our quotations de-
mand being excessively limited
Teas are of ready sale
| if of good qualities
Erports.-Cofee-The receipts from the interior have
maintained very restricted scale the date of our
last monthly circular Business was very limited IN to
he receipt OF the advces by the Milford Haven steamer
these proving again more encouraging the article
induced some activity; which was further stimulated NV
the still more favorable advces by the Southampton mail
ana we note especially more disposition to ship to the
0nea states than for some time past. Under this
creased activity in the demand, stock has materially
diminished and the dealers have martiy advanced their
peehsions which have been met very high prices
mat nave been paid for very poor Coffee
safes since our last have been 1O3 $50 bags Thus dv
9eu ohed states 60 700 bags; Channel and North of
Europe, ZoooO bags and Mediterranean 16 500 bags
STOCK To-Day we estimate at about 600 bags held
nmy at the following figures; Lots for United States
oHooOCg6hb50 o. b. exfreght, exchange 26d-5Ss Id al
59s 3D., single; and SIS lid G6Os. Id double; lots for
Europe North, 6H7OO@6HSOO do do lido Cos Cd G61s i'd
double; lots for Channel, 6D1O006145O do do do Ids
lOd tG57s. Sd, single; lots for Mediterranean 6H3OO0
oN50O do do do. Sos Cd d5Ss. ID SINGLE The great
majority OF our stock consists of very low grades
Hides-Sales of 5000 pieces at 3sO614OO per h. On
sale 1000 pieces he at same prices
Sugars-Have continued in good demand and we note
an advance OF zoo per in almost all descriptions in
| the market And quote
Campos-White 5n40O015ISOO; Mascayo 4B2OO64HsOo -
S took 800 boxes
Pernams.-seconds 6H2OO@6I4Oo; Thirds 6HooO@6u1oo:
Sommos and Fourths 5N2005D400; Muscavo 4l2OOd45O0
Stock 300 bbls. and Is 900 bags.
Maceio Bahia and Cotinquiba quite nominal there be-
ing none the market
Freights-Have been very dull all the month and last
rates paid are For the United States-New York 4505O
Cts, and New Orleans 60 cts and per cent. For Eu-
rope there has been limited inquiry for small vessels
35s 40s per cent for Channel and Mediterranean but
large vessels are quite neglected Havre
nal to-day.
Specie-God 9910 per cent. premium Doubloons
33n@133n20O.
Exchange on acknowledgement steady at 25Hd 90
ana mad even advanced to 2ed 90 DAYS which rate
guo.e as frm day, amount of business having
Ia ~ 1ne at IT. and what money offering cannot be
mad at lower rates. '9 ~ "
very respectfully
Your obedt sery,ts
NJ