The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-14

fair The sales are go bbs. at Sc 256 rs for superne
Baltimore &C. and 81 25 the better grades Rye
Flour and Corn Meal are frmer
Grain-The Wheat market is comparatively quiet. ow-
ing to the advanced prices askedthe sales 10000
unsound Chicago spring.
Rye is unsettled-sma sales of Northern, at the Rail
road depot at S5c. Barley is heavy-saes of 700 bus
at SIC for good Canadian, and s1l9s5c. for State.
Oats are steady and in fair demand at 575Sc for State
ana 6oab3 for Western and Canadian
Corn Is better the arrivals moderate-sa!es Of 80 0OO
BUS at Soc for damp Jersey bags s9G9oc for Southern
yellow, and S9la90c. for Western mixed.
Sugars-Are quite dul-Sales of $50 hhds New Orleans
at 7g7Rc., and 100 do. Cuba at 6HG74c.
Teas-Further large sales have been made at private
including 5000 half chests of Ankoi Neng Yongs
800 do greens at full prices and the market closes
buoyantly.
Molasses-The market is dull and heavy for all descrip
tions. Sales 25 hhds. Muscovado at 20 80.
Proysions-The pork market is again better, the de
mand is limited-sales $50 bbs at SIS 4Ols As and
small lots of Mess at $780, Sl3 25 for prime; Sl7l7
for thin Mess Sl72 for soft and mess S32S3 81
for prime-cloSng dull
bbs at s65G7 so for country prime; SS5Od9 81 for do
mess S9SGll 25 for repacked mess, and S125Od13 fol
extra do.
Prime mess is quiet at sl7@22 beef hams are quiet al
S14 5odl7.75. Cut meats are not so buoyant
Hams more plenty-saes of 179 hhds. and ties. al
s&G9S cts for hams, and 6kd6A cts for shoulders
Bacon is firm at S4tdOA Lard is steady-the demand
not so active Sales of $50 bbs. at @12. Butter and
cheese dull and heavy
Rice-ls in moderate request at steady rates Safes
l50 tcs at atSkm4h for medium good to prime quality
Whskey-The market is steady but quiet-small sales
ofprison at 2s \ (G2SH cts.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, March i2-Eveninr.-
There is no Querctron Bark coming forward and No. is
firm at $50 per ton. No sales of Tanners Bark
Coverseed continues in fair request and further sales
OF 3d4OO bushels were made at S6506624 per Ga lbs
mostly to 20 out of the market. Timothy is wanted
81 %, and FlaXseed at 81 rs per bushel
The Flour market is exceedingly quiet but supplies
come forward slowly. and holders firm in their de
mands. There is shipping demand and the transac-
ons are confined to small lots for home at SC Goa
66Z per barrel for superhne; S675l7 for extras S7a
80 for for extra family and s775@S25 for fancy lots:
wanted The last sale of Penna s375 per barrel
but holders now refuse this figure
Grain Wheat is in demand for milling, but there
very little Offering small sales of red at 81 5SG g.
bushe and 500 bushels Wheat at Sl75 Rye is wanted
and several small lots of Pennsylvania and Jersey sold
80 cents Corn continues in good request and further
sales of 1000 bushels yellow aoat cents
including damp lot at S5 cents Oats steady Sc
& or peiaware anu % cents Tor pennsylvania, l5OO
bushels Rye Malt brought SS cents delivered and Is
bushels Shorts SIS per 100 lbs
Whiskey is held firmly Sales of 800 bbls at 30 "a
30 cents for Ohio % cents for Pennsylvania do 2G27
for hhds., and 26G26H cents for Drudge.
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET. For the weel, end.
ing March 1.-THE features of the Dry Goods market re
main pretty much the noticed for some weeks
Business with the manufacturers has been
light but they are fully employed in delivering goods
contract and the production of the leading mills en-
gagged ahead to the lst of May for most kinds of staple
goods. With the Jobbers business has somewhat i'm
proved Nothing has occurred the past week cause
any change in prices. If anything, additional frmness
has been impaired the market hy advices from ALI
points The raw material has advanced 46%c. within
ten days. the most marked improvement taking place in
the higher grades From the character of the present de-
mand 1t is very evident that home consumption
comparatively large and that the stock of goods through
the country in and obbers, hands n
quite reduced.
Woolen Goods are not quite so buoyant and firm as
Cotton The raw material is high it has been for
month or two and the cost of manufacturing at the pres
ent prices of DOL and Goods scarcely be called
munerating, but there has been disposition part
OF manu cturers 10 close their stocks of light goods
easier terms, in order to make for fall supplies 1t
is only those manufacturers who purchased Wool early
the season whose business at very prosperous
but as these stocks used up they will evidently have
to operate with caution The present indications
are that the material will be kept up to its present
high point The advces which reach us of considerable
contracts OF Wool in the country, this early day
looked upon likely to lead unavorabe results in re-
atlon to the next clip as it will tend to keep the price up
to take poorer quality of Wool, it is always found
that parties under these circumstances,
cleaning and preparing it for market
There is fair number of Western and Southwestern
buyers in market but the purchases of the former
commence and is expected to be than average
one. On the whole, the tone of the market now and
prospectively, looks healthy and encouraging.
WILMINGTON MARKET, March 12.-rurpentne-
Sales yesterday of 200 bbls and to-day of 154 do SO
for virgin and yellow dip and 81 20 for hard per $50 lbs
Sprits-Sales yesterday of bbs at As cts per gal
and today of 200 do at same price.
Rosinsales Yesterday of 700 bbls. 81 Is for
large bhls and of 900 do at 81 20 per 80 lbs
Tar--Saes yesterday of 6S bbls. at 81 so per Dbl.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
CINCINNATI, March l6.-Flour is unchanged but hold
ers are firm. Buyers bidding of Sales at So 9OG6
Whiskey is firm at % cts Mess Pork sl7 So Bacon is
firm at cts. Bulk Meats buoyant at X cts for shou
ders and S&GS% cts. for sides
PHILADELPHIA, March 12-Flour is quiet hut firm
Wheat is scarcesales of white 75 red 15S 100
cts Corn is active at Sc Whiskey closed firm at 2S
(d30 cts.
NEW ORLEANS March 1O-The steamers news received
at noon caused great frmness in the cotton market
without improving quotations The sales to-day were
27OO0 bales at il &c for mddling. Sugar market dull
at 6ac Pork firm Coffee steady at 10A all sc Rio
Cotton freigs to Liverpool have advanced 1l6 and
now quo ted at &c.
MOBILE, March lO-Cotton-sales Tuesday of 4 500
bales at II G11Ac mddling. Sales of three days 49,
800 receipts do, $50 bales. Sales Wednesday 900
bales at unchanged prices The sales to-day amounted to
5000 bales at advance in prices by Europas
news; mddling is quoted at II asdllkc
SAVANNAH, March Ii Cotton quiet; the sales to-day
amounted to only 800 bales. The sales the week are
estimated at 1850 bales The receipts during the same
time at 4550 bales. The total receipts of the season
amount to $40 900 bales The stock in port amounts to
SO 900 bales.
CHARLESTON, March 1o.-Coton-sales to-day $500
bales; sales of the week 22000 bales Prices have ad
vanced &lGkc. Good middling is now quoted at Pa
12hc.
CINCINNATI March 1l.-FlOur is nominally quoted at
s. sOG5S Whiskey has advanced 4c sales at 25 cts
Pork firm at $3.50 for Mess Bulk Meats and Bacon in
fair demand. Lard unchanged.