The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-09
VOL. W---NO. 5Sl.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS. January 2.-Ashes
steady but quiet sales of small lots of Pots at and
Pearls at S5.37H.
Coee-The market is little active and prices rule
steadysales of 900 bags Rio 1a12 cs 90 do Mara
caibo at 12X cts, and so DO. do at 123 cts.
CottonThe market better sales of 1000 bales for
home use on basis of @1l% cts. for mddling Up
lands and Cults.
Flour &c.-There is activity noticeable in West
Canal Flour but at shade lower prices common
extras These are in speculative demand at slight
abatement. The better grades well held, the demand
is fair. Sales of bbls at SIS 2O@53O for superne
State and Western $5S55 so for extra do S. 655S so
for shipping brands round hoop extra Ohio $5S5d69O
for trade brands do and $57o72O for extra Genesee
and St. Louis.
Canadian Flour is unchanged; the demand is moderate
sales of 147 bbs at S570@6.s0 for extra. Southern
Flour is less active the arrivals moderate prices
seady-saes of 40 bbls. at 5401575 for superfne
Baltimore &c, and s5s097 25 for the better grades
Rye Fleur is steady-ssles of 100 bbs at So 6oa4 40
Corn Meal is in fair demand-sales of Jersey at s37o
and Brandywine at 81
Buckwheat Flour is in request at s225G237K per
100 lbs.
ing o-sales of 5000 bushels choice Chicago spring
private terms, and small lots of white Kentucky pri
vae terms Rye is held with rmness, but is quiet
at the closesaes of bushels at 90 cts for Northern
delivered
State and Canadian at 45AG46h and Western at %
@49 cts Barley is quiet but firmly held at 77GS6 cts
Barley Malt is quiet at S3d)S5 cts.
Corn is lower and quite plenty, the demand is fair
sales of 26 bushels at s2Gs3c for new white Jersey
s6@s7 for new yellow do, and S7GsSc' for Southern
Hay-The market is quiet-sales of 900 bales at 959
sl.06 per 100 lbs.
Iron-The market is dull but prices maintained
under the favorable foreign news sales of $50 tons Scotch
pig at $24d26 ex ship and from yard and 300 bds Eng
lish sheet at 3Sc for doubles, 6 mos.
Moasses.-The market is quet-small sales of New Or
sales o2 900 bbls at 064 all rs for prime $3 for
leans at 52@53c., and Muscovado at 3o@3lc
Provisions-Pork is better-the demand more active
do. $630G1650 for old mess $17374 for new do, and
$525 for western prime mess and Sl6G625 for city do
bbs at s55 25 for country mess s99 62 repacked
mess s1o.6o@115o forexra Bacon is quiet at 81 Ge4c
Cut Meats are seady-saes of 200 hhds and tcs 64
6% for Shoulders and gs% I for aams Dressed hogs
and more penty-sales of $50 bbls. and tcs at lO49
10%.
Rice-The market is more active-sales since our last
of 700 tcs. good to prime at 3A d44.
Sugars rather quiet but frm-saes of $50 hhds
Cuba at 7(l7S and 200 bags Manila at TX cts The
auction sale of New Orleans is postponed Till Tuesday
next.
Taow request home use; sales of 20 900
lbs. at 10S @104 cts cash.
Teas.-an auction sale of old Oolongs came off this
morning. and being of undesirable quality sold at slight
ly lower prices follows Oolongs brought 293 cts
Orange Pecco 25 cts Congou 29 cts and Souchong 25
@129 cts.
Whalebone steady and in moderate request sales Of
4500 lbs Ochotsk at so cts. cash.
Whiskey is rather lower-sales of 800 bbls at 26G261
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, JAN There is some
speculative demand for Flour Western account but
the inquiry nth for export and home consumption is
ute limited. The high pretensons of holders tend
restrict operations. Sales of 7S00 bb in lots s55
for mixed brands 1913 for Lancaster county superne
have ranged from our lowest quotations up to $3.50 for
common and fancy lots; according to quality smal!
sale Of Rye Flour at 81 Corn Meal is held at So rs
per Dbl, but there is nothing doing.
Grain.-The offerings of Wheat small, but the de-
mand is limited and prices remain without change Sales
of 1000 bushels good and prime Pennsylvania red 81 35
t71 SO per bushe in store White ranges from 81 45 to
ST." S-lall lot of Rye sold at 90 cts. Corn comes
forward slowly and is dull Small sales of prime dry
yellow in the cars at II cts Old Corn is
steady at A cts. for Delaware and 45d46 for
Pennsylvania. No further sales of Barley or Barley
Malt
continues in good request and further sales
of 300 bushels good and prime made at So 25 so
per Ga lbs. No sales of Timothy or Flaxseed.
Coffee is in good demand and prices firm. Sales of
l 200 bags Rio at 11AGl2K cts per lb., on time.
Whiskey.-The demand is limited Small sales of Ohio
bbls. at q cs Pennsylvania do at 26 cts; hhds at 25
cts; and Drudge at "a cts
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET Jan Gin the
Boot and Shoe trade very little activity has manifest
markets and also from New York. but yet they |
have only been looking through the market and have not
purchased to any extent We do not look for active
movements for several weeks. Our market is well sup
piled with goods, and purchases can be made at low
prices.
Manufacturers continue to turn out but few goods and
waiting the movements of Western and Southern |
buyers Leather sustans the advance noticed in last
and some anticipate firm market for several months and
a active demand. The late movement in Leather ,
has however been mostly of speculative character the
purchases of manufacturers having been quite small In
Hides material improvement has taken place. and the
market for both Hides and Leather, is generally be-
lieved has touched the lowest point for the present
week. To San Francisco shipments from this port
but from New York 3S3 cases have been forwarded.
The quantity cleared at the Custom House has been
follows
For the week; cases...................-, 617 s53 |
Since Jan 1.................. ............
Total. ....................el7 $50
Showing falling of of 236 cases, compared with last
year.
COTTON G0ODS-Brown Sheetings and Shirtings are
firm and in demand and the tendency is higher prices
although advance has yet been obtained We quote
sales of heavy standard Sheengs and Shrtings SKA
Shirtngs steady at 7Ac and light goods at 5Ac.
The demand for Beached Sheetngs and Shrtngs good
and desirable styles continue to be largely sold ahead at
full prices. Drills continue firm and in demand for
port Manufacturers unable to supply the demand and
desirable styles engaged four months ahead
Denms firm and in demand and for Stripes and Ticks
there is good inquiry at full prices Prints have been
inquired for although the demand for Spring styles
has become general yet The Merrimack, Coheco
Hamilton and other leading styles beginning to
move and soon look for considerable activity Print
hams there is change and but very little doing De-
LANES continue to be sold up close and manufacturers
have some orders yet for goods for future delivery.
WOolen Goods.-Buyers are beginning to look about |
and active trade appears to be at hand. There
continues TO be a good demand for desirable styles of
fancy Cassmeres and Doeskins. The spring and
styles of manufacturers reflect much credit their
skill, and patterns have not
passed by the French goods which they closely initiate
Satnets steady, with moderate sales. In other de-
scrpons of Woolen Goods do not learn of any partc
ular movement The Manchester Company produc |
ing style Of Skating House which is likely TO find
ready sale.