The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-02
% 612 bags including re-sales.
Market.-Rio ordinary, 1Ok(GlO&; fair 11@311X good
to prime, 11H9124.
ANDREWS & MORRIS, Brokers.

Market.-Rio, ordinary, 104Gl0&i fair, l1(G1lX; good
to prime, 11H@124.
ANDREWS & NORRIS Brokers'
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, March s1-Evening.-
There is nothing doing in Quercron Bark for the want
of stock and first No is in request at S35 per ton
The Cotton market is unchanged with further sales Of
about $50 bales at steady prices
There is very little demand for Cloverseed, and about
$50 bushels found buyers in lots at So 25 SO for fair
to prime lots including from second hands
bushe Timothy and Flaxseed and wanted at
previous quotations.
free sellers at previous quoted rates Sales include
500 bbls., in lots at S637H 965O for and
good western extra S6757 for extra family; and $50
for fancy do and 700 bbs also and
family terms kept private, the latter for shipment to
South America. Standard superne is comparatively
scarce and held at $625G637K of the stock being
of extras The retailers and bakers buying in lots
wanted at the above rates and the market generally
closed quiet Rye Flour is dull and held at 81 254S7h
per bh and but little selling. Corn Meal is and
Pennsylvania badly wanted at $3S7A per bb but there
The market for Wheat is dull and buyers are holding
off for lower prices, with sales Of about 500 bushels to
note, in small lots at 152 to las cts for fair prime
reds, and 165 to $50 cts for white Rye is lower, with
sales of 900 bush Pennsylvania 9OG9 Corn is
dull today and only about 600 bush Pennsylvania vel
low found buyers in lots at IS cts sore Southern is
offered at SO cts. aoat, without sales Oats
changed, with sales of coed Pennsylvania at So cts
OF Barley Malt further sale of 500 bushels
at 100 cts 5000 bushels ship stuff also sold IS the
100 lbs.
The market for Groceries is rmer today with rather
disposition to operate in Sugars which selling at
previous quotations.
There change in the Provision market and little
or nothing doing in the way Of sales to-day.
Whisky is unsettled; Drudge selling at 26126k cts
and hhds at q cts Barrels held at % cts for Penna
and Western and Prison do at 5000 cts without much
selling.
From Messrs. TslHampf d Kitching's Circularl
NEW YORK WOOL TRADE March 31st.-The market
through the month of March has been quiet all kinds
of domestic fleece and pulled woos but prices remain
Unchanged if it is in favor of the buyer The stock
of fleece is gradually diminishing whilst pulled has
accommodating, and it is difficult realizing the prices OBJ
tanned weeks ago Desirable kinds of Texan and
Californian woods continue in good demand about
afer the new clip is in 1t has been reported that
tracts have been made for wool the heeps back
| so good opportunity of disposng of their wool
Fine foreign wools in the grease have been in mode
rate demand and brought full prices and the stock is
better We hope soon to receive full supplies of the
dunn qualities. We are much pleased to see the improv
ed condition of the clip of Buenos Ayres woos which
are just coming in being free of burs and dirt than
in former Low foreign wool for carpets. &C.
tinue firm, and of the desirable kinds
have been sold at advance although there have been
fewer sales made than during the month Of February
The stock is only moderate.
The accounts from Europe present feature The
auction sales at London progressing at Novem-
Der and December prices for Australian and Cape woos
and mostly bid off the home trade there being
very little foreign competition Good woods have
ad anced slightly, and only the illcondtoned and
poorer kinds remain unchanged.
WILMINGTON MARKET, March s1-Turpentine-
Sales yesterday of350 bb So 90 for Virgin Yellow
Dip, and 81 10 for hard $50 lbs, and undersand
that small lot of new Virgin, sold at SIS per Dbl No
| sales to-day.
and of 100 do at price.
Resin Sales to-day of 400 bbls. Common 81. per
80 lbs.
Tar.-Saes yesterday of 26o bbs. at s175 per Dbl
| BOSTON FISH MARKET, March 30-In Goldfish there
is change, with steady sales at S4 SO for large and
S3(G3 % for small; Hake selling at $2.75 per ut
packed and Pollock at 81 25G25O per qtl loose
rel are in demand and firm, with sales at SIC for No
S14@l4 so for No and 50 75G1O for No. 8. Alewives
selling at 5o4 per bb and Picked Herring range
from 2.50G45 so per Dbl. Salmon dull, with small
sales at S24 per tierce, time, for No
| MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
| NEW York, April 1.-Cotton is unchanged: sales o.
5000 bales. Flour is heavy; sales of 5000 bbs Ohio
$660G6.75. Wheat is very dull and quotations are
nominal-all qualities have slightly declined. Corn il
heavy; sales of $500 bushels yellow SSd90 Porl
heavy Mess S1725l7 rs; Prime sl2.75 Lard has de
clned CT; sales at II d11h cts Sugar is firm at
d7A cts. Spirits Turpentine dull at 53G54 Rosir
is heavy at SLIGO. Rice is quiet. Whskey is heavy a
27G27K cts
PHILADELPHIA, April Flour is dull. Wheat closed
with an advancing tendency sales of white at 1651s
cts; red 154dl5S cts Corn-The market has declining
tendency Whiskey closed steady at 2S(G29 cts