The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-09


Southern flour quiet the supply fair prices are with
out essential change the rivals moderae-saes of
$50 bbs. at s6G9620 for superhne Baltimore &C.. and
S625gI 90 for the better grades. Gran.-The wheat
market is quite firm and there is nyuiry-sales
900 bushels at 20 for prime cheap spring delivered
% for Milwaukee and Canada Club and sl65 for
choice white Indiana. Proyisons.-Pork is again lower
and closes dull and heavy sales of 75 bbs S17
l775 for new mess S6S7a17 for thin mess s4 25 for
new prime and $13 for old do. Beef steady and in
fair request for the tradesales of 450 bbs S56
country $9d10 so for repacked mess and s1I 371
y so for extra Coffee squie but frm-saes of 500 bags
St. Domingo at l24c cash few Maracaibo l4c. and
few Rio and Ceylon at 14hc Molasses is quiet-sales
OFFS bbls New Orleans at 49c Sugars continue good
and there more tone to the market sales of
245o hhds. Cuba at 6G7A and 113 Porto Rico 7S9
Sc also, by auction 54S hhds New Orleans Texas at
5A@6Sl. Whiskey is dull and rather lower-saes of
200 bbs at 22Cd)22kc. for ordinary to good bbls
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, April THE limited
supplies of Flour coming forward comparative high
rates realized for Wheat have caused rmer feeling in
the market but there is not much doing The sales for
exportcomprse 500 barrels Ohio at Sc per barrel
and 2D300 barrels extra family at Sc 25637I Super
fine is generally held at s575 and 800 barrels Cumber
mand for Wheat and pure white from 3G5 cents per
6ushel higher Sales of $500 bushels good choice
Kentucky at S1.6511. .6S1.70, and 600 bushels good
Penna. red at $144(Dl45 per bushe No sales of Rye;
we quote Penna at Sc cents Corn is scarce and in de-
mand at an advance Of cent per bushel Coverseed
very quiet Small sales of common to prime at S44 so
per GA lbs Flaxseed is wanted at si6O. Timothy is
dull at 325 Bark is and No. Qnercitron is in
demand at s29 per ton. Whiskey is held with more firm
ness Sales of Ohio barrels at 22H cents Pennsylvania
do at 2H cents; hhds. at q cents and 40 Drudge at
20 cents.
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET. April 6-Cotton
Goods.-Heavy Brown Sheetngs quite as firm as pre-
vously noticed and the demand is fully equal the pro
ducton The sales have been at SA cts for standard
goods including contracts for future delivery Medium
and light Sheetings and Shrtirgs sold up close
Beached Sheetings and Shirngs the market continues
steady and firm The leading STYLES are sold largely
ahead and undesirable goods have not accumulated to
any extent Drills are in demand Manufacturers are
delivering the leading styles Brown Drills as fast as
produced and the orders hand will keep them fully
employed for a long time. We quote Brown at SAG9
cts, including the Laconia and Pepperell Beached GA
OK cts; and Blues 10x@I0A cts. Jeans Denims
Stripes Ticks continue to be sold up close at steady
prices. Print Cloths steady moderate sales
Prints remain without change The demand active
but notice very fair in leading styles Cling
hams continue steady at previous prices In Lawns
Mouse DeLaines Chaes and Matinee there is no change
Favorite styles with ready sale and the demand
for these goods is quite equal any previous year at this
season. Woolen Goods.-The market continues dull for
nearly all kinds of WoOen Goods and the transactions in
Cassmeres Sanets and other descriptions have been on
a limited scale-Shipping List
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET, April 6.-Tbe
Boot and Shoe market remains pretty much as noticed
last week. Business is less active as the season adyan
ces and with the West and South has confined to
lew orders. There has been fair New England trade
doing, but for the Provinces less inquiry than
last week. Prices well sustained all desirable
work, the stock of which continues quite reduced but
there isAt abundant supply of heavy and unseason-
able work in which there has been improvement vet
look for comparatively quiet market for the
three months In the manufacturing districts there is
fair degree of activity and orders for seasonabe goods
will soon be filled by our manufacturers. The journey
gradually returning to their work. and appearan
indicate that the strike will not continue much
longer, Our manufacturers will evidently be in a posi-
tion to give us all the goods shall for the fall
trade In the Hide and Leather markets the rmnes no
tced last week continues to be maintained and for some
descriptions OF Hides prices have again advanced The
export demand for Europe continues unabated and prices
Of Hides will evidently be sustained until reaction
taxes place there Leather very firm and stock of
desirable kinds of Sole and Upper but moderate With
increased activity among manufacturers and the prospect
i've high prices of Hides, there is further ad
vance IN Leather as at present prices it will pay the
cost of manufactures Shipping List. |