The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-07

Coal TRADE.-Last week the shipments of coal from
the Maryland coal field amounted to SO42 II OF
this aggregate $40 O6 were shipped over the Cum
berland Coal and Iron Companys road; 1,4331s tons
over the Cumberland and Pennsy road; and 493S
O tons the road of the Georges Creek Coal and Iron
Company Total since the 1st of January "a 3O2 10 tons
-AHegdnidn.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK MARKETS. Feb. 5-Ashes: the market
quiet for Stock sales of Pots at s55 and Pearls
| at So, with few here
Flour &cThe inquiry for canal flour early in
the day limited prices favoring the buyer but at the
close there was more rmness and few sellers inside
figures The sales 5000 bbls at S5 2O5 80 super
fine State $57596OO for extra do So 2O6 80 for ship
ping brands OF round hoop extra Ohio S6407 25 for
trade brands do Sc 7Os 90 extra Genesee and Sc
as Is for St. Louis brands.
Canadian flour is inactive but firm at Sc 40GI7. .25.
Southern -four is dull and heavy the arrivals LIBERAL
sales of 500 bbls at S575610 for superfne Baltimore
&c, Sb20a175 for fancy and extra brands
Rye flour is in fair demand at S3 75(G430 Corn meal
steady ard quiet at 1910 for Jersey and 81 q for Bran
DIVINE. Buckwheat flour is saleable at s2925O per
Grain The wheat market is frmer to-day holders are
less disposed to realize; the sales $40 bushels 81 81
for red Indiana and red and white Missouri on private
terms
Corn is in fair demand; is more plenty ard white
heavy; sales of 10000 bushels at 7s@SO cts for white
Jersey and Southern so cts for yellow Jersey S1SIH
for Southern yellow western mixed is held at 81
Oats are in moderate demand at 5s6O cts, for State
and b2db5 cts. for western and Canadian. Barley is
quiet at 75G100 cents. Rye is inactive at S0G84 cts
Provsons.-The demand for Pork is moderate and the
mess small lots at SIS co. SIS do s1717 25 for
thin mess and s13501362 fer prime; included in the
sles 1000 bbls for the summer months on
te ms.
Beef steady the arrivals arge-sales of 27o bbs
al TO- Tor country prime ss25 for mess SEQ
Beef hams are steady the inquiry fair sales of $50
Bacon is quiet at sHtG1OK cts Cut meats are in fair
demand-sales of $50 hhds and at 6HG6A cts for
Lard is more active mainly for the the rrcos
favor the buyer at the cosesales of 400 hbs of
12k cts and small lots at I2 GIG cts included in The
sales are 600 bbs for Apr at 10 cts 4Oo bb for
and April same price '' -iN''''
Dressed hoes re hettsr and :, aar,o,, -. oGoX -.
Butter and Cheese are firm and in demand 0S9'|S 00
WbiskevNTbe market s frn,. " saIas 900 hh, =. oexoa
90 cts -, '"'N' -'' ''''' "' -'|s ~
PHILADELPHIA ARKETS-Feb : p NRarr ia
yery scarce and No Ouercitron is wantd y, e21 ar t
No sales of Tanners Bark. ""'eN "' ''1 pe' 'Oi'
Cloyerseed continues in uood raoues bpt tbe,o 10 .ss
Offering. sales of 900 bnsbes good "a ,ra at e7c5
per SO lbs, and .ome from second hands on private
terms ~ > ~ " Pi'"
The Flour market is verv ouietbere being no demand
beyond the immediate wants of the trad.bu the receipts
sales have been limited i' disposition TO feceae Inc
Price per Barrel
Common Superfne ne.......,.....,,,s5 s5 75 G5sIx
Better brands ,.,.,...... < 81 xEG6
Common Extras as......................... 6I25G6,25
Select ~ 49, q o. y ESs 81 y
Eytra Family '''''' 90 80 y yse 49, o. q q
Fancy '''''''''''''''' ~ Y9o'oaR
Rye Flour is scarce S'o9 o9 (s"'o
Corn Meal readily commands '' . S0
lots are wanted at very sa ana Prme 6e
bushels prime Penna Red at Il DO and 2oo bnsbe. boce
White at IL SO RIVE is selling at S5 cents Co.. ~
scarce and in demand at an advance Of i2 cent. ner
bushel sales 1000 bushels prime Jrv yiiownatp p in
cars-at 80 cents Oats are in good reonest sales
of 5000 bushels so cents bushei for Delaware and
51G52 cents for Penna Q o0a bmshoI NJ w or 1 auu
ley sold at S7Tc per bushel and 600 bushels do at
IS.
Whiskey is firm at the advance noted yesterday Sales
hhd at q cents and Drudge at 26 cents-PhiLadepha
Bm.
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET, FEBRUARY 4-The
tone OF the Dry Goods market rmer than noticed
in reports for past but trade has not been
so active Many of the Southern BUYERS have completed
their assortment obbers finding it possible make
purchases except at HIGHER nrcas ara ;onosed ~ hS
back. We would be surprised to see comparatively
quiet market for week two the late transactions hay-
ing pretty much cleared the of heavy Sheeting
Drills and other standard goods. Some of our largest
houses have in fact no standard heavy Sheetnps for sale
and decline make contracts for future delivery excent
at advanced prices value of the goods at the time of
delivery The productions many Of the leading mills
is sold for some time and manufacturers an1ear To
be confident that before stocks can accumulate ali stand
ard goods must command bipher nrces than bo Iat o
rent rates wooen Goods generally are very Arm with
light stocks and very good obbng trade for the
and business in all departments continues to look quite
healthy and promising The shipments to California are