The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-19
DOMESTIC MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, March II, Eyenfng-A
30 hhds first No Quercitron Bark was made at
$33 per ton, but shippers offer less.
The Go Cotton market is hrner again to-day, and
cts, cash, for middng fair uplands.
There is very little demand for Cloverseed and prices
are unsettled some 300 bushels, however have been dis
posed OF at S6G65O, mostly at $6d625, including
old crop at $3.50 per bushe Timothy is wanted, and
5000 400 bushels good Western have been sold at s23
231& per bushel mostly at the former rate. Faxseed
is scarce and domestic is worth Sl.75 per bushel.
The Flour market is unsettled and dull today but the
receipts are light and holders gen orally are firm in their
demands There is little inquiry, either for export
or home use but about bbs mostly western extra
sold at So 5oG7 per Dbl, as to brand and quality The
sales to the trade are moderate at Sc 506 62% super
fine; S6G2Hd6.75 for extra; S7a7.25 for family and
$750ds per Dbl for fancy brands, in quality Stand
ard shipping brands scarce and held lowest
figures without sales any extent Rye Flour and Corn
Meal are but little inquired for the former is saeabe at
81 and the latter So rs per Dbl for Pennsyvania
Meal but holders generally ask more and there is little
or nothing doing.
In Grain there is not much movement The supplies of
Wheat continue light and few small lots only have
been taken at Sl5S 60 for fair to prime reds and
d1S5 for white Rye is rather better with small sales
Penna to note at 95d96 cts Corn is also shade better
with light receipts, and sales of 1000 bushels yellow
in ALL at S5Gs6 cts in store and in the cars and S6k
afoat Oats continue dull, with further small sales
Penna. at Sc cts.
The market for Sugar and Molasses remains dull OF
Coffee, about 900 bags Rio have been Sold at kl2
cts, and 800 bags St. Domingo at 10 cts, all time
There is very little doing in Provisions the stocks of all
kinds continue light, and prices about the
Whskey is rather frmer, with sales of Penna bbs to
note at 2s cts, Prison and Ohio do 2930 cts hhds
at Nd27% cts, and drudge at 26A cts
CINCINNATI MARKET March 16-Flour-There was
some demand for future delivery to-day and about 600
or 900 bb sod understood for April at rates kept
private, though below $3.50 About 600 bbs. sold
at $jd625 $50 bbls received the last q hours
Whiskey-A good demand at full rates. Sales of 400
bbs at 2525c, the latter rate for wagon. 100 bbls As
A. P. sold at "a Nc
Provisions-There improved demand for Mess
Pork to-day and good brands sold 775 20 bbs city
brand sold at SIS 200 900 lbs. Bulk Sides sold at
delivered The average was "a lbs. Nothing transpred
in Bacon or Lard.
WILMINGTON MARKET, March I7--Turpentine-
Sales yesterday of S36 bb and to-day of 500 do at So
for virgin and yellow dip, and Sl70 for hard Fer $50
lbs.
Sprits-Advanced yesterday with sales of 200 bbls
so cts per gallon and to-day of rs do at 49H per
gallon.
Tar-sales yesterday of 3O5 bbls 81 so per bb and
to-day 40 do at price, and of 600 bbs in order
S190 per Dbl.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, March 1S.-Cotton is firm-sales of 5000
bales Flour is du-sales of IL 900 bbls State 400
SIS; Ohio s660G6SO; Southern S6@675. Wheat is
quiet-sales unimportant. Corn is depressed-saes of
Al 600 bushels mixed So cts; white S790 cts; yellow
Ss99o cts Pork closed buoyant-Mess sly 7S71@ ais so;
Prime $l3 25d]13 81 Lard is steady Whiskey is dull
Sugar is firm Tea-sale to-day spirited full prices,
but generally unchanged Spirits Tupentine dull at So
"a 53 cts. ROsin is dull at 20 cts. Rice is firm