The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-07
VOL. IV---NO. 6O6.

supply is moderate but in of the local inquiry
sales OF 800 bushels at S0(GS2 for white and yellow
southern, and Jersey the latter small lots
Hides are in moderate request steady rates. sales
oo0 Buenos Ayres for export at 25 cts. months less
al l5& cts, less per cent? cash. and 600 Porto
oabeilo on private terms. The stock hand comprises
against 81 500 last year. and 52s 400 the year
Seeds-The market is quiet for Cloverseed at the de-
cline sales of l27 bags at 7hqsK cts. Timothy Seed is
reaped Rough Flaxseed is in fair demand at 81 55d 60
per bushel of SO lbs
Whiskey-The market is steady the demand limited;
sales of $50 bbs. at % cts
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET, for the week ending
February 3-No material change has taken place in the
Dry Goods Trade since report Of last week Buyers
from the West and South continue arrive but the trade
is backward and purchases far have not been any
eNtet' me improved tone OF the market for Cotton
Goods noticed last week, is fully sustained, and fur
ther advance in heavy Sheeting has taken place All de-
srable goods suited for the export and home trade are
sold ahead of production and very firm feeling prevails
The business in Woolen Goods has been fair for the
season, and prices generally well sustained. Desra
BILE goods up and in many instances ahead
or production, and the tone of the market is quite
healthy With all the machinery of the country in oper
alton ior some time past, no stock of goods has yet
in the hands of manufacturers and there
full confidence that the results of the trade the coming
year will be satisfactory to all parties
Cotton Goods.-The demand for heavy Brown Sheet
ngs is good and prices have again advanced Sales of
heavy standard goods to extent, export to
the trade at S4 cts, and the market at the close firm
at that price Medium Sheetings and Shirngs are sell
ing at 74d7A cts, and light goods at 54 cts. In
Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings change. The de
mand is fully equal to the production and some leading
styles continue to be sold ahead Drills continue quite
firm and in demand We quote standard goods
and Blues at lOA cts. Denms continue in de.
mand. Manufacturers unable to accumulate any
STOCK and full prices continue to be realized Stripes and
TICKS are also in demand and firm. Cottonades have
been sold TO some extent and prices steady Print
Cloths the business has been moderate but change
notice in prices Favorite styles of Prints continue to
move of as fast produced but the trade generally is
rather backward. Gnghams in fair demand with
Lawns there is no change; We soon look for
tive trade in these goods. Delaines remain without
change Fall styles continue to command full prices and
the seas on for light goods has hardly opened yet
Woolen Goods-The business in Wonlen Goods has
been fair for the season. Prices generally well
tanned and we do not look for much ucuation Desra
BILE styles of Cassimeres continue in request Silk Mix
lures for light weight fances, take the lead Stripes
predomnate and far this season. have sold we'll but
plads coming in. Doeskns Satinets and other
seasonable goods selling, wanted by the trade at
steady prices.
notice steady demand for all standard goods and in
prices very little change has taken pace-Shppng List
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1.-Sugar-There was fair de.
mand with sales 500 hhds better prices for good
qualities Fair to Fully Fair 61a7h cts. per lb.
Molasses-We noticed sales of about 900 bbs at 3O
81 cts for inferior, ermenting etc. and 3S39b and 40
cts for prime to choice also 300 half bbls 4O43
per gallon according quality. Two cargoes of Cuba
embracing 44 hhds and 100 bbs and tierces were sold
on Monday on private terms.
Four-About 1000 bbls. sold, including 500 St.
LOUIS Superne on private terms, 160 and fine
S. 25 100 extra at s625, and 100 at $3.50 per bbl
sales of Corn embraced some 1900 sacks of
which 100 green yellow at rs cts, $40 mixed at - $50
whte and mixed at S5 cts and $50 white at SIX cts per
bushel Of Oats about 500 sacks St. Louis were dis
SACKS also on private terms OF Bran $50 sacks sold
) 90 and of Shorts 225 at 81. .55 per 100 lbs.
Whskey-Rectifed held at % cts. without buyers
sales confined to so bbIs at 81 cts. per gallon.
Freights-A British ship taken for Liverpool at
10 cts for cotton, and ship for Havre - Cotton
t shipping to fill up at 9l6d for Liverpool and at
al 8 10 cts. to Havre.