The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-28

of Rye Flour Corn Meal The former scarce and firm
at s. 25. The latter is dull at SO 62k per bbl
The receipts of Wheat continue small and it in fair
request at 4s per bushe for good red and 700
bushels good white at 81 6s Rye in demand at 90 cts
Corn Is scarce and yellow is in fair demand sales of 600
g3ooO bushels at S0GSl cts; prime at rs
cts Oats are firm at So cts. per bushe sale of 500
bushels ew Jersey at this figure sale of Barley at "a
cts, and Barley Malt at 81 10.
Cloverse,d is quiet We quote at sc 637 xG6 62I per
"a lbs No change in Timothy or Flaxseed
Whskey is dull. Small sales OF Ohio bbls cents;
fennsylvania do at q cts; hhds at 26d26h cts. and
Drudge at 25,a25h cts.
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET-For the week ending
Feb. 2o-No important change has taken place in c
Dry Goods market last report we do not look
for any at present The business this year has
largely exceeded that OF any previous year in the history
of the trade and all parties very well satisfied Cot
ton Goods have been comparatively quiet but the ad
vance noticed last week is fully sustained Manufac-
turers have contracted far ahead that many of them
have few goods for present delivery and in conse
quence business in certain kinds has been ante
Woollen goods firm but very active good feel
ing, however, prevails and the generally look
ward with confidence to Healthy and promising bust
ness With the Jobber trade has increased considerably
during the week, and notice more general activity
among them than for some previous weeks, particularly
IN dress and fancy goods. \ good buyers
to arrive.
In auction sale of 400 900 lbs Wool mostly domestic
on the Ath inst, has been prominent feature of our
trade the past week and engaged the attention of all who
are interested in this staple. Manufacturers in this
neghboring States fully represented and there
much larger number of them collected together than
ever before at any one time in market So far pi
ces are concerned the sale very satisfactory one
and in most instances the lots taken fully up to
the current rates at private sale.
The market for Heavy Brown Sheetngs is firm at the
advance noticed last week. with further sales at &C. The
demand is good at this price but the supply market is
so small that the transactions have not been any extent
We look for firm market for time, manufacturers
having contracted so largely for future delivery. Medium
Sheengs and Shrtings in demand at TX 17Ac.,
light do. at 5Ad6c Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings
very fir and have been fair demand at the late
advance Desirable goods continue to ne sold ahead
Drills are firm and in some instances advance of ac
has been obtained Considerable sales of Brown have
been made for exports at and lots standard
goods have been taken at &C. which the general
ing price The production of the leading Mills continues to
be sold some time ahead late having been made
at value when the goods are delivered Beached Drills
are selling at cts. and Blues lOb6lOA cts Print
Cloths are firm, and taken received at
full prices. Prints have been in quite active demand
ana sales to some extent at full prices for both Madders
and Amaranths. There appears to be no abatement in
the demand for the latter and are busy
duplicating the leading styles Favore Madder Prints
have also in many instances been sold ahead of produc
ton. The range is from SR611 cts for Madders and
Amaranths Lawns are in steady but moderate demand
at 10 cts for zoos, and 1lG3T cts for 14O0's De-
minis are firm and in demand at from 96(G1l cts Sun
plies are taken as fast as received Jeans remain
change and are firm Osnaburgs have been sought
for, and prices have advanced Ct These goods have
been aher neglected of late but all the outside lots offer
ing have been bought up the past week and the market
closes irm at the advance noticed above Stripes and
Ticks are in demand, and have been selling rather more
freely Cotton Fannels are firm and scarce with sales
ui prices Glnghams have been in very fair demand at
9&dlO cts. for the Lancaster and Glasgow DeLaines
and Chales remain without change There is mcder-
ate business doing in the former but the leading STYLES of
the latter sold ahead Prices range from l6GlS cts
for DeLaines and lsd2 cts. for Chaies The Manches
ter, Hamilton and Pacific Companies keep the market
fully supplied with new and beautiful patterns
~ Wooiien Goods-ln Woolen 60 DDS there is change.
The demand is air-holders are firm and prices have
rather upward tendency. Cotton Warps sustain pre-
yious prices and are in demand Fancy Cassmeres and
Doeskns very firm with considerable sales of goods
ranging from S(dlSl 25. Finer goods have also been
more inquired for. Satnes very firm and sell readily
at full prices Tweeds, Jeans Lnseys Blankets are
hrm but have been in moderate demand.
WILMINGTON MARKET, February 26-Turpentine-
Sales Yesterday of S25 bbs at s295 for virgin and yellow
dip and sl75 for hard, $50 lbs. No sales today
Sprits-Sales yesterday of 400 bbls 46 cts per gal
sn h Yesterday of 1000 bbs common at
Dbl, and 900 do inferior No at $117H per 80 lbs.
CHARLESTON RICE MARKET, Feb. 2i.-Rice-rhe
market for this article in the forepar the week was well
attended prices of last week being well maintained For
the past two days however the demand has slackcned
and buyers have been able effect purchases at reduc
ton of to t3 l6ths decline however principaIly
in the qualities ranging from ordinary to fair Prime
Rice, from its scarcity still maintains Itself at former
quotations Extremes Of sales S2A to 81 bulk at s3
to s3k Received past week 4sl7 tierceS exporteJ
IN same time -, of which 693 terces equivalent to ID
55l bushels, exported in the rough.
Tough Rice.1There has been good demand for this
article during the past week both for milling and export
and OF some 90 900 bushels received from 00n 900
bushels changed hands at extremes from 62d 9Oc the
bulk at from 75GS0c. cargo having been taken for
the savannah market at prices not made public
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
CHARLESTON, Feb 26-The receipts of cotton for the
week have been $50 bales the receipts the Southern
ports ahead of last year according the reports received
ny the Courier are $50 bales The sales of cotton
today have been 1000 bales at an advance of i the
market having been favoraby affected by the advces by
the Canada
New ORLEANS, Feb. 24-Saes Of cotton oday 1900
bales quotations unchanged Molasses is quoted at 33,
t"rn,saies of 5000 bush at S5c. Coffee firm; of
4 400 bags at lie for Rio
CINCINNATI, Feb. 25 Flour firm at So so G6 CO. Pro
visions unchanged-Mess Pork neglected. offered at
Sl8dlS25.
SAVANNAH Feb. 25.-Cotton-Sales to day 200 bales
at ADVANCE in nnntatinns nf