The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-10

day and very scarce with sales Of
5000 bushels yellow to note at Sic r su6srn aoa
including lots in store at 80 S3c some taken since
at S3f Sic. Barley and Malt are dull.
Seeds-There is little demand for Cloverseed and only
ahout 80 bushels have found buyers, in lots. at
$o5O7 per bushel, chiefly at S6.50d675 for good and
prime Seed the dealers paying the former rate limo
Whskey is moving off as wanted at q hd2Sc. for Penn
sylvania, and 29c for Ohio and Prison bbs 25b 26c
Tor Drudge, and 26k (927c. for hhds.
CINCINNATI MARKET, March 7-Flour-There was
fair demand to-day, which freely by holders
and prices ruled firm. The sales were 900 bbs extra
white Wheat at $685.; 500 do. do at Hagerstown Ind
at SS.i2H, and 100 do superfne, in lots, at s595G6
prices unsettled 756 bbs sold at 25c and $50 do
80 per cent proof 25c Other sales made at
u d24 Hc. we understand, but were not reported.
frovisons-There good demand for Bulk Pork
TO day at 6Sc and about 100000 lbs sold these
closing with few if any sellers, at these rates good
higher First class brands Ness Pork could have been
sold at $3.50, but holders of such generally ask SIS
iac was offered for lard, but there were no sales.
WILMINGTON MARKET, March s-Turpentine-
Sales Yesterday of 40 bbs and to-day of CSC do at So
for virgin and yellow dip and SIS for hard per $50 lbs
Spirits-Has advanced lie, with sales yesterday of 300
bbls. at 47c; and day 800 do. same prIce.
Iar-SaleS yesterday of 240 bbls. at 81 S5 per bbl
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, March 9.-Cotton is frm-Sales Of G, 900
bushels today. Flour is depresed-Sales ~ bush
els State s56OG56S; Ohio Sc 67O6SO; Southern So 25
g. 65 Wheat is du-Saes Of TO- 500 bushels white ITS
cts Western red 149 cts. Corn is depressed-Sales
10000 bushels; mixed Sc cts yellow Sc IS Pork
rm-Mess $l7 S1Cdl7s7&; Prime s13 25 Lard is heavy
at IL hal2cts. Whiskey closed firm al 2sd2sH cts SUI
gar is steady at 60 d7h cts. Coffee is firm. Spirits Tur
pentine is dull at 5OkG5l cts. Rosin is firm Rice is
firm. Freights quiet
NEW ORLEANS, March 9.-Cotton-sales of IL 900 bales
at sta,msr" an advance of s Middng ll%@u% cts The
$4,000 bales Receipts 81 800 bales, against 46 bales
same period last year. Sugar is firm at 6k cts
cDaG n March 3; sfour is dull Wskey has de
bacon bacon 749 cts Bulk Meats held above the views of
PHILADELPHIA March 9-The market for Flour is ac-
tive and prices had advanced 12H cts sales at $637K
white at 65al75 cts red 155dl60 Corn is excited:
sales of TO- 900 bushels advance of 23 cts yellow
eS(HSo cts Oats are excited, sales 5000 bushels at
2sJ4 cts 90 -'@
NOZZLE, March 6-The sales of Cotton here the past
week were 81 900 bales market closing firm at Gl14
Tor middng The receipts of the week II 600 bales
decrease OF 1000, compared the same week last
year The exports to Great Britain during were
cHAnLrsrov March s.-cOtton-sales of 1000 bales
yesterday No business since the receipt
of the steamer Europa's news
SAVANNAH, March S-Cotton quiet; sales of $50 bales
AUGUSTA, Ga, March S-The news by the steamer
Europa caused an advanc in the prices of all qualities of
cotton; sales to-day 1000 bales.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
CARIBBEAN SEA-B1rk Wdrren
3OO tons guano, Patterson Il Murguiondo.
CARDENAs-Brig Catherine Nickes
20 hhds molasses 24 tres. do. Jas l. Fisher & Sons
MaTANZAS-Schr. Frances Neu,on
'l3 boxes sugar 40 hhds. mo!asses j. C. Yates Co..
4 boxes sugar, Morse < Martin.
RIO JANEIRo-Bark Wheat and.
lloo Coffee, l.. Gittings $3.50 do, order.
GUANO KEY-Schr. X. ", Troth.
100 tons guanO, W. 7. Kendall.
COASTWISE
BOsToN- Schr U'nl. Jenkins.
go cases boots and shoes, Carey Howe 4 Co.. 116 do
BROOKS Fulton Co.; 32 do, Goodhand Tucker Smith
iio DO fenna R. r. $50 do l60 do. dry goods b. & O. R.
X; llo do, Magraw Koons.; $40 pkgs. do, l 16O do
boots and shoes 200 bbs apples $50 do mackerel
dry persons.
MoBILE-Bdrk Chester.
lSS bales cotton, Mills, Mayhem Co.; 81 do Jno Viii
,iamS Son; lO9 do. Spence Reid: So do FERGUSON
MurPhey CO.. 80 do Pendergast Bros. 10l do order 5
still bottoms, Hollingsworth 4 Co