The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-07

for at least two months Desirable kinds of goods are
scarce and firm particularly styles Of Lynn work
which are wanted. "~'
Manufacturers have suspended operations to consid
cradle extent and if goods were produced for at
ieas TWO months except to fill orders, we believe it
would De benefit to the trade generally while at the
same time there would be ample supplies to meet the
opening fall demand If manufacturers desire healthy
all trade goods must be crowded on the market in
SUCH large quantities as in former years Leather has be-
come exceedingly dull during the week and the tendency
prices must be in favor Of buyers manufacturers
key 10 purchase stock to cut up, very sparngly for
some weeks Hides generally sustain previous prices and
have been in fair demand.-SMpping List.
BOSTON COTTON GOODS MARKET May 4-The
market for standard Brown Sheetings continues steady
ana rm and the leading makes sought after and en-
gagged ahead at S4 cts The demand for these goods has
somewhat exceeded expectation and the accumulation of
stock which prophesed time ago, has not yet
taken place. and is not likely to take place for the pre-
sent 81 cts also the for heavy standard
goods at this time last year. Medium Sheetngs and
Shirtngs selling at 7HG7x cts; and Fine Goods at
5& cts In Beached Sheengs and Shrtings there is no
change All the leading styles of wide goods continue to
be sold ahead or fully up to production. Brown Drills
continue quite as firm previously noticed. Manufactu-
rers are largely engaged ahead and fully employed in
Reaebed s we quote a Brown Drills at sRs cts
Stripes and Ticks there is no change Fayorite STYLES
continue to be sold fully up and in ahead
to some extent. Print Cloths firm and continue in
iar demand at late prices, with light stock. Prints,
sell readily, have been dull during the week, but no
material change to notice in prices. Ginghams firm
and In demand at lOx cts for the Lancaster and Gas
gow Challies Matinees and Foulards continue in de-
mand, and the mills engaged these goods will
doubt have very prosperous season.-Shpping List.
ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKET, May 4-The arrivals
of fish to-day denote Improvement in the CATCH There
brought up about 10000 Herring which sold at s.
S50 per thousand or Shad, about 5000 arrived, and
sold at s15917 per hundred
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
CINCINNATI, May 5.-Four is generally unchanged
Whskey is dull and prices ower-saes at 17% cts Pork
10 md Ic Otfpr at Nnfhi lima
has been done in Bacon. Lard is held at 10h cts
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
COASTWISE.
CHARLEsToN, s.. C.-Steamship Georges Creek.-262
Sons 220 do do John Williams Son; 43 bales cotton
do, Woodward, Baldwin Co.; so boxes tobacco, Beck
Beacham do mdse., d. j. Foley 4 Bro; mats toDac
co, Gail AK; bbls. do. P Herman Son. box mdse
Wilson Burns so pkgs do So terces rice, sundry per-
sons.
New YoRK-SteamShip Potomac.-6l bbls. syrup, Lev
ering Co.. 10 bags peanuts, VIM. Bridges Son; pkgs
brandy, W. T. Walters 4 Co.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
HARBoR GRACE, N. F.-Schr. Blanche-S52 bills -four,
100 do. meal so boxes tobacco, 24S bbs Pork 800
kegs butter.
HAyBNA-Bdrk John C. Brane.-333 tons coal.
CARDENAs, CUBA-Br1g Sea Foam.-4, 956 feet lumber,
162 tons coal. 400 shocks and heads, 100 hhds.