The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-24
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET, June 2l-In the
Dry Goods market there is very little change notice
few orders are in market for the West but the business
continues to be confined mostly to the New England
trade, such sorting up in small way. We do not
look for much ACTIVITY before August next Cotton
held firm. The different manufacturers curtaiing
their production much possible and mills generally
wOrkns only half time, except in some few in
stances where contracts have yet completed As
the supply of the material becomes reduced we look
for still further reduct and facurers NAV have
in fact to suspend altogether, unless troubles
settled before the advent of crop. Aanu uacurers
confidently look for good range of prices We quote
standard Brown Sheetings at for the leading STYLES
Bleached sheetngs and shirtngs off slowly but at
full prices Brown Drills are quiet at Sx09 cts with
very little export demand at present Pacific Cloths
held hrm with but few few Offering. Pacific Company's
Prints and Lawns are selling moderately and other stvas
of Prints continue in moderate request Danims 80 "a
Cotton Duck are firm and command full prices
The tone of the market for Wooden Goods remains tho
as previously noticed. The demand for Military
Goods keeps many of manufacturers fully empoved
principally for Western regiments Beaver Cloths
been in fair request and Blue and Mixed Flannes
Scarlet also have been selling quite freely Fine Dress
Goods not much sought after While the supply
Cotton is likely to fall short there will evidently be
abundant supply of Wool, the clip this year is
peced exceed the clip of last year by several millions
lower figures now than for some twenty years Last
year all was hustle and excitement in the Wool growing
districts OF the West but manufacturers have evidently
learnt wisdom by the experience of the past few years.
ana the consequence has been few yet in
the new clip.
BOSTON ROOT AND SHOE MARKET June 21-In
the Boot and Shoe market there has been more active
demand a from the New England trade than have
tlced Tor some weeks. Buyers here from Maine New
Hampshire and Vermont, and purchased moderate bills
Some Ne ork buyers also in the market Int we
could OF ern OF any purchases and the Western trade
remains without Improvement and continues
dull Tie stock of prime seasonabe goods i not ias
and they he firm but the supply is fully ennaI 3o
the wants of the market Some few contracts boYa
been made dun ing the week for the army ~ "'So
Manufacturers ara doing scarcely ANYTHING corsn;.
themselves to orders We do not look for much
until July next aud not then if the demand for the W
will not warrant it The day for producing large quanti
ties of goods in anticipation of active fall trade ba.
passed for the at least and must wait
ly to what the fall trade is likely to amount To :
Leather and Hides continue quite dull The price Of
Hides has touched lower figure than for many years
but notwithstanding buyers very Indifferent about
purchasing Leather however has remained about
y several weeks The greatest decline in anv
has been in Rough Calf Skins but the same time the
supply is large and demand limited tbev attract
very little attention Present prices are 2S631
cents while last year at this time the range was from
45d5O cents. 4
For the California market there has been moderate in
quiry Among the shipments of the week notice s,
San Francisco by the Cuwaer from this port Tc
Australia there been shipments Of 300 Boots
and cases Brogans by the Oxenbridge also from thi
port
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