The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW 1UKh CATTLE MARkET.-The receipts have
been 24s7 beeves 166 500 veas 56Sl sheep and
lambs and 5000 swne-showing an increase of 5cows
III veaS 635 sheep, aud 200 swne decrease 95
cattle At Bergen $50 lead The beef cattle
market advanced half cent per pound We quote IA
II cts, and for extra premium l313k ctsaverage Of
all sales 99S cts. Sheep active at S4G9some very
extra $l5 fine pair breeding sheep at $50 the buck
would dress two hundred pounds Veals and cows are
. dull. Swine scarce at 6h974 cts. gross.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, February 16-Evening
There is little Quercitron Bark offering selling
and the market is steady at S33 for 1st No. l.
In Cotton there is very little movement notice to
day but holders rataer mer their views and not
Uplands at I2T cts.
Coverseed is wanted, but generally at price below
the views OF holders who ask 81 per bushe for good lots
put the dealers are buying moderately at from 5000 %
from wagons, and S650(G675 from store About 100
bushels have been taken from second hands at s7G rs
per Dushel Nothing doing in Timothy Flaxseed to
alter quotations.
The Flour very inactive today, but holders
are firm in their views, and only advised of sale
of 300 bbls extra family Flour per Dbl
brands held at 1915 but hear of except
supply the trade at from this figure SO for superne
and EXTRA 50 25d6 80 for extra family -four, and S675
$50 for fancy brands, according to quality Rye Flour
and Corn Meal are quiet but firm at $4412k per bbl
for the former, and So 62h per Dbl. for the latter
There is very little Wheat arriving but the demand for
it continues limited and prices about the same Sales
comprise 200 bushels in lots from the cars at SI3 "a
13S for common and good Pennsylvania reds 900 bush
choice do on terms kept private and white in small lots
Pennsylvania is worth sOc. Corn is little inquired
for to-day and prices unsettled and lower with
store, and SOc delivered 900 bushels aoat also sold
at 7Sc Oats wanted at &c., holders generally ask
more.
In Groceries there is doing for the want of
stock. 100 hhds New Orleans Sugar however, sold at
ING, and 100 bags st. Domingo Coffee 10hc, usual
credit.
The Provision market continues almost stand STILL
but without any change to notice in quotations.
Whiskey is moving off rather more freely at 2Sd29c
for Pennsylvania and Ohio bbs S0c for prime do and
26HG127c for drudge. -
NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET Feb 15.-Sperm re-
at all whic
200 bbs. sold early in the week Whale is in mod
crate demand and transactions include sales of parcels
49O b0s at 59 cs and 400 do at go cts per gallon also
$50 bbs black at 81 cts Whaebone quiet and without
transactions in this market We learn of sales of
SHIP List.
WILMINGTON MARKETS, February 1e.-TuRpENr1sE
The receipts for the wek ending to-day have pret
ty fair though not so heavy for the past few weeks
There is good feeling in the market and all grades have
advanced cts per b6 We quote at 81 80 for Virgin and
yellow Dip and sl70 for Hard per 300 lbs Sales the
week Of S,2is bbls
SPIRITS TURPENrNE-The market ruled quiet for this
article up to this morning. when there anima
ton in the market and prices advanced half cent per
gallon Sales for the week OIL 699 bbls closing 46
cts. per gallon.
RosIN-The market has ruled quiet for all grades and
we have n no tranSaetiops to report in No with the
ception issetof 257 bbs. at S1S7E4 per bb
in quality. In No we have heard of transactions
In Common We note sales of only 5000 bbls which
changed hands on Thursday last at sl1O for small,
medium and large bbs and to-day of 700 do Sl12h per
$40 lbs.
TAR-Has to market sparingly and the price has
ruled firm at last weeks quotations for the week
of ,lI3 bbls at 81 so per bb
The Cincinnati Gazette of Wednesday says:
In general markets continued duness is noticeable
in the provision trade with tendency to lower rates.
but at the same me it is to be remarked that there
no signs of serons depression such would be likely
lead to panic, Notwithstanding the unavorabe adyices
from the seaboard market The bulls" sellers are
termed have what they call the grand confidence and
parties wishing to unload could at figures slightly
below current rates There is therefore, the present
least speculative element powerful enough to pre
in ipda nla Of
sumptive demand. The latter, however, be looked
to at last for safe deliverance and the
have been few orders in the market for days past
to be regarded unfavorable feature The decline
from the highest point has been about bulk meats
and bacon, SOC. per Dbl. pork and a61Ic. on
bbl lard. There very little bacon of smoke and
just sides in better request any other article
of the hog product though of these sales could
made to any considerable extent at OK. Flour more
quiet yesterday, but rates sustained $55O$5 60
for superhne and s5754s6 extra. Wheat firm, with
demand fully equal to the receipts Corn firm at 7SG
so for mixed Whiskey declined to 26c.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, February 17-Cotton-Sales of 500 bales
Market firm Flour is buoyant Sales of IL 500 bbls
State s. !o(a 10 30 Ohio IS 40@5e2 Wheat is heavy
157x cts. Corn is rmsaes of 81 white so
Ass cts yellow 79GS3 cts. Pork is heavy-Prme sl3 25
and active at 74(Gs cts. Molasses is duh at 37d4O cts;
Whiskey is firm at 27k Teas generally unchanged
Spirits Turpentine dull at 49a49x cts Rosin is finn
Rice is quiet.
PHLADELpHIA, Feb 17.-Breadstufs are frmer with
out activity Prime Wheat is and wanted. Pro-
visions are quiet-Pork SIS so for Mess Lard lower
at 12xdl3 cts. Sugar is easy-New Orleans TX cts
Whiskey is dull at 2S(d29 cts.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb 15.-Cotton-Sales of 500 bales
to-day at decline of ct the lower qualities; mid
dlings are better but unchanged, being quoted
ii cts Sales of three days "a bales Receipts 81 900
bales against 81 600 during the period of last year
The receipts at all Southern ports ahead year are
estimated at 800 bales.
Sugar is dull and &c lower sales at 6G6%c Corn
buoyan; sales of4 goo bushels 90c Oats sell at Soc
EXchange-On London, 81 dSH per cent. premium; on
New Y ork Il az per cent. discount.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb 16-Sales of Cotton to day Is 900
bales; quotations unchanged Flour quiet at SIS 255 so
Pork very duh and prices easier Bacon firm new 10
cts; Sides So. Freights have slightly declined
MOBILE Feb. l5.-Saes to day $500 bales; quotations
for the past three days been 200
bales; receipts IL, 900 bales.
SAVANNAH, Feb 15.-Cotton market dull; little bust
ness done since the receipt of the Americas advIces
CINCINNATI, Feb. 16.-Flour unchanged with fair
demand; 1, 100 bbls sold at S5.50GS560 Whiskey dull
1900 bbls sold at % G254 closing nominal Very lit
demand 10000 lbs. bulk meat sold at 606k for sides
and SdSA for shoulders.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
Rio DE JANEIR0 AND MARKET.-l 900 bbls -four; 500
hams 300 kegs lard; bbls whiskey boxes tobacco;
800 bbls rosin; 100 boxes urpentne 20 bbls varnsh
pkgs domestcs; 20 coils cordage; hlf bbl macker
ell 81, ,S9l #. lumber
BARBADoEs-2OO bbs -four; 40 do. corn meal 400 bags
do; 400 bushels corn