The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-16
DOMESTIC MARK ETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS MONDAY EVENING
March l4-There is nothing doing in Quercitron Bark
and little or none arriving We quote 1st No S32 per
ton.
The Cotton market quiet to day. owing to the rmness
of holders and only few small lots have changed hands
There is very little demand for Cloverseed and the
ke is dull at $3.50 bushel for good lots which rate
SO bags Sold but ut the close there sellers than
buyers at these figures Timothy is s225 per
bushel: and little or none offering.
The Flour market is very inactive there being very
tie inquiry either for shipment home USE but with light
receipts holders are firm in their demands and not dis
posed to MAKE concessions Standard brands held
50 90 per bb without finding buyers, except in small
way ny the trade at from this figure up to 662A for
mon to good superfne s675d for extra 81 25d7 so for
extra family Flour and $75S per bb fancy brands
as in quality Corn Meal scarce and Pennsylvania Meal
is wanted at s375 per bbl which price generally re-
fused Rye Flour is held at 81 so per bb with limited
sales.
In Grain there is very little movement to notice in
Wheat owing to the light receipts and il is wanted at
full rates. But few small sales only are reported at
$50 to l6zc Tor common to prime reds, and 1751S0c
for good and prime white Rye demand and scarce
with further sales of 800 to bushels Penna at CSC
Corn is rather plenty but 900 bu southern
yellow found buyers at &c., afoat small sale of dam.
aged was also made at75 Oats rather lower and
about 600 bu., PeDn'a sold at &c., 1000 bu Brown
Stuff southern feed sold at Sl40 the 100 lbs
The market for Groceries lis dull, and Sugar, Moasses
aud Coffee without movement owing to the frmness
of holders.
There change in the Provision market, and very
little doing to-day.
In Rice there is steady business doing and $50 casks
have been sold mostly at 3Ic., per lb. cash.
The demand for Whiskey is moderate, with further
sales Of 400 500 bbs. Penna to note at 2Sc Prison
and Ohio b5ls at 29G3Oc., hhds at 27 and drudge al
26Hc.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, March 14.-The
offerings Of Beef Cattle the different yards show fai
ing off this week. compared with last, and prices ru led
about the same, but the market, although without any
quotable change, dull and about 200 head were dis
posed of at from ssh to SlOA in quality mostly at S
G)l0 the 100 lbs.
About 26o Cows and Calveswere disposed of at Martins
Yard at from s35 to $45 for fresh Cows $40 to $50 fol
sprngers and $l5 to $40 for dry Cows The market dull
of Hogs, the arrivals at Phillips Yard 2072 du
ring the past week and prices better, sales
ranging at from 81 to OK cts. the leo lbs nett
of Sheep, only about 1000 market selling al
from on to7H cts nett equal to Ia cts per lb gross
me Cincinnati Gazette of Monday SAYS: The tone of
he PROVISION market continues to improve with fair
demand from the consuming districts and the
prices Is in favor of buyers OF Mess Pork 15O bbl
sod at Si5O and at this figure there are more bu
than sellers the latter asking s1s for class brands
vi Bacon 100 hhds sold at and 9X cts for Shoulders
and Sides At close the latter were held at v cts
quarter million pounds Bulk Meat sold at az cts for
Shoulders and S4 dSH for Sides Nothing done in Lard
prime s,. Dbl was held firmly at 1XGllk cts There
was petter FEELING in Flour under more favorable ad
vices from the East and a downward movement In
reights About 800 bbls sold at s5sO6 for superne