The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-15

Inferior quality ty...............,........9 Ia w
General selling prices ...:...............,9k ,9k@l2
Mich cows.-The demand is very trivial We quote
at s25965. The supply is ample, especially of poor
class
Veals.-Poor small calves plenty and dull, and
much lower while the better kinds wanted Sales at
5AG6c., and few at &c.
Sheep and Lambs.-We quote a decline of 5OG75 cents
per head Sales at 5GT4c, live weight; 11Gl4c.. dress
ed and a few at l5c. Lambs arrive slowly. Mccarthy
sold sl3 head at an average of S62 each, and Mcraw
and OBren 533 head for So 1853 1s At Brownng's $40
head were from Ohio, GAS from Pennsylvania 81 from
New Jersey, and l42 from New York.
Swine are, selling at 5k(G61c. gross, and for extra
corn fed 64c The receipts were, 3699 the Hudson
droveyard and 433 at the Western yards-North Amer
lcdn.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Evening, April 1s.-Quer-
ctron Bark steady, with further small sale of first No.
1 to note at $33 per ton.
In Cotton there is moderate business doing without
change IN quotations. and holders generally firm in
their demands
The Flour market continues unsettled the
Deng confined to the wants of the trade who buy sparng
y at from S625 to $675 for choice superfne
and extras and from 81 per Dbl for fancy brands
as in quality. Stand ird shipping brands offered
$625 bb without finding buyers there being little
no demand for extras and we quote nearly nominal at
rather quiet at 42 for the former and s3s7 per bbl
| for the latter.
There been some little demand for Wheat today
and about 6000 bushels found buyers at 152G156c for
good and prime reds and 160dl70c for white, quail
ity, the latter handsome southern a1oat ncludin
some common western at 145c Rye is dull and lower,
and about 1900 bushels Penna sold at sc Corn steady
and Delaware yellow at SSc for prime, and S0dSlc for
damaged lots ahoat. Oats unsettled and dull, with
sales Of 5000 bushels Penna to note mostly at Il Xc and
| $500 do very heavy DO. at 53c. afoat.
In Groceries there is nothing doing to-day and the
market is dull, but without any change to note in
| prices.
The Provision market is firm with rather more disposi-
ton on the part of buyers to operate but the high views
OF holders check business The stocks and receipts
tinue light sale of ll2 casks Rice made at q cts
per lb.
price below the views of holders, who not offering
their stocks freely and quote s5 255
mer is very quiet at 81 % per bushel.
| Whiskey is unchanged and dull at 24G24T cts for
Drudge; 25h cts for hhdS and 25 G264 cts for Penn
| sylvana and Ohio bbls.
ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKET.-Fish arrived in
largely increased quantities Wednesday, vessel
brought 80 900 herring from the Brick House, landing
country were In yesterday for fish and the demand in
creases with the supply. Prices: Shad S12H to sl7b
| per hundred. Herrngs average S12 per thousand.
NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET, April 11.-sperm is
| in moderate demand, and the sale since last
brace o5 bbs in parcels part for export at 40 per
| gallon.
whae.-The market remains quiet The transactions
for the week include 400 bbs at 55 gallon and
800 do at price not transpred Also 100 bbs brown
| 40 cts.
| Whaebone,-sales for the week 1900 lbs Ochotsk at
so cts 6O0O do North West price transpired and
| $500 lbs. South Sea at 70 cts
Imports of sperm and whale oil and whalebone into the
United States, for the week ending April II, 1859:
Bbls. SPIN. Bbls. VIII. Lib Bone
Total for the week....... l. 15i 1922 15s 400
freNlously. ly............., 5IsS 22564 SIS, GOO
From Jan l to date.... 6S52 29776 e77 600
| Same time last year. III ,952 40332 9O6 500
| CINCINNATI MARKETS, April 12-There was a fair
demand for Bacon to-day, at So and 9A for Shoulders
and Sides The purchases mostly fill orders that
have been here for several days, holders being
/ A laroa Of
the latter not free sellers below 7d9 We hear
of no transactions in Bulk Meat There are buyers at N
these figures Sound meat is held generally 7aS Sales
Of Mess Pork at s7. Prime barrel Lard is held at lie
The adyces from New Orleans continue unavorab but
prices in that market much below our currency
that dealers are not disturbed by anything that
| from that quarter now.
There fair demand for Flour at s5 4O5 so for su-
| perfne Whiskey was maintained at 23c.
The Cincinnati Price Current says:
In common with many other articles, an opinion got
hold of many last fall that the clover crop had proved
failure to great extent and consequently that seed
would be and dear in spring And in order to
be in position to reap the advantage anticipated
high prices the article secured by them, wherever
found liberal prices chiefly at six dollars ner bnsbe
and upwards At time, early in February we think
the price was pushed up to dollars but soon
evident it would not do and soon after under large
receipts gradual and irresistible decline in and now
it is drug at s4 755, with large hand and the
season over 1t will be thus that the adventure
proved unfortunate resulting in large losses those
bought.
WILMINGTON MARKET, April 1S-Turpentne-
footing up only ,3l9 bbls. There good demand ex
isng however and parcels meet with ready sale quo
ations We note advance of all qualities and
quote at S. for virgin S3 05 for old virgin and vel
low dip, and S1.75 for hard per 2sO lbs.
Spirits Turpentine-The market has ruled quiet for
this article and there has been very doing since our
lastreview We quote at As cts per gallon being decline
of ct.
Rosin-There has been scarcely any thing doing in
the finer grades and the only have heard
OF was the sale of 156 bbls low No 81 81 per
In No we hear of sales of 5S3 bbls at s120, 81 25
Sl"'H per Dbl as in quality. In common there has
been considerable activity, caused, principally, by
port sales of 10 429 bbs at 81 rs per- 80 lbs S7H
| large bbs.
Tar-Comes to market'sparingy, and with good in
quiry parcels meet with ready sale rs per Dbl We
foot up sales for the week of 726 bbs
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK april i4.Cotton-sales of 5000 bales;
S6.40l16 SIS Southern s6G6 so. Wheat is very dull;
sales of only 5000 bushels Corn is heavy 600
bushels; mixed nominal at S5 cts; yellow sOGs7X cts
common white 81 cts Pork is heavy Mess sl7.25dl7 so
s Lard 1 is firm at loa@4 cts Whiskey is dull at 269
Coffee is firm sales 400 bags Java at 4Idi5 cts
Moasse is steady at 40 cts. Spirits Turpentne dull at
a5H(G54 cts Rosn is firm and unchanged Rice is firm
CINc!NNATI April 14mFlour is active and buoyant
cs holders @ asknr Il fCse s Ms Por at
dull nothing done to-day. Bulk Meats selling
| for Shoulders
PHILADELPHIA. April 14-Flour is dull Wheat is
steady-white 160Gl70 cts; red 15OGl56 cts Corn is
searce-yeow e7asS cts. Whiskey closed steady 25H
/
MOBILE April 13.-Cotton-saes of 500 bales to day
at l9a cts for middng The sales of three days
to 1890 bales, and the receipts to 800 bales
CINCINNATI, April 13.-Flour dull but unchanged
WhisEey steady at % cts. Provisions heavy and de
pressed Bulk Meatssales of 100000 lbs of Shoulders
at 5G15A cts Lard sells at 104 cts.
CHARLESTON, April 13.-Cotton-saes Of 700 bales;
the market is depressed, and prices have declined X
| ak ct.
SAVANNAH, April 13The steamers had no effect
on the market
AUGUSTA, April 13.-The market has not been affected
by the steamers news.
The following dispatches taken the Philadel
pha Ledger:
| NEW ORLEANS April 12-There has been great acti-
vity in our Tobacco market for week past, and the
sales sum up nearly 1000 hhds closing buoyan hard
| ening prices.
Cotton also closes firm at II cts for low middling l2
cts for strict middling 12 cts for good middling
134 cts. for niddling fair.
Freghts Cotton Liverpool have declined to IL 80
! Q516ths.
Exchange on London firm at per cent premium.
MOBILE, April l2-The exports of Cotton from this
port to England during the past week 26 600 bales
The total falling off in the receipts from the highest
| point touched, is about $50 900 bales
Exchange on London firm at cent for best bills
Freights dull at s. 16ths to Liverpool
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