The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-01
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Increase in number given in February return 227

Total increase Observation-Disclosures 234 S91
The deductions made for Fremont and Monmouth as
above the difference between the numbers reported
packed atthe latter place there being packed there
either stated three weeks ago. and the differ
ence between the numbers reported and the actual
pers packed at the former place the past and previous
seasons.
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE MARKET REVIEW,
March 4-Flonr-Impors from December 9th to Feb
ruary 2Sth-2l 7o9 bbls Eastern and 14O quar- sacks
Oregon.
The trade done in -four has been heavy during the pas.
fortnight Richmond has somewhat improved-while no
change is to be noticed in Domestic. We the
heavy sales in Dbl flour to speculative feeling trade
buying but sparngly We note sales of 200 bbls Gale
go inspected ex Fleetwing $780, 1900 bbs Gaego to
arrive, to inspect, e. 600 bb exAIary Whitrdee
at $l0 900 bbls Haxall ex Ors orn Howes $40 $40
& bbis Dunlop Moneure Co, inspected, $40; and 1000
derwrters l $50 bbls Dunlop Moncure Co wbich av
eraged s. 7s and 236 hf bbs. Dunlop Moncure CO. at
S92A During the past week parties have evnced less
desire to make purchases, and it would difficult to
place round lot of 900 bbls of either brands quoted
at $40 per hb We quote Gallego and Haxa s1O Extra
Domestic S9d950; Superfne $50, with dull market
Wheat-Receipts continue to be light demand only
moderate; still prices by lower choice
milling wheat sells readily at S275 and high 81 So
has been paid for choice sample We quote inferior at
81 fair 81 SO, choice s2.75d2s7k. Barley.-The de
mand for Barley continues active and higher
Some TO- 900 bags changed hands 1kc, and while we
write 15c. is readily paid Under active demand pri-
ces are not likely to recede-though adhere
opinion, that shall into next harvest with
siderable surplus of last years crop. All demand for
port has ceased. Oats-Owing to q good demand ex
port holders have advanced their rates to 24c though
not cognizant of any sales at that figure. 10
bags purchased for export Melbourne per lb
and since the order has been filled holders show dis
position SELL though it be confessed that the total
! available for export is by no means large.
| WILMINGTON MARKET, March 30-Turpentine.-
lhe receipts have been lighter since last than during
the few weeks previous and with less demand than
the close of last review prices have declined
grades Sales for the week foot up only 436 hbs clos
ing at $500 for Virgin and Yellow Dip and 70 for Hard
| per Dbl.
Spfits Turpentne.-The market has ruled quiet but
hrm There not much coming market and stock
In hrst hands light Sales for the week of l24S bbls
closing at so cts per gallon
Rosin-There has been very little doing in this article
since our iast In No we have heard of sales of only
Si4o IN NO we note sales of log bbls 81 20 per
Dbl. In Common. there is material change to note
and we have heard of sales of 800 bbs closing
sl15 per 80 lbs. -
Tar-Has TO market little more freely since our
last review. and there appears to be but limited demand
We note decline for the week OF 10 cts per Dbl Trans
actions for the week reach 6S bbs closing at 81 rs Der
bbl
| MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
| New YORK, March 31.-Coton is depressed-saes of
s 500 bales at decline Of y cent market closed steady
Flour is du-sales of 600 bbs-State S5 35G5.75 Ohio
So 5Oll675; Southern S620@675. Wheat is heavy
sales Of 900 bushels white Southern at 170d19O
els-Mixed 90 cts yellow ssG90 cts. Pork is heavy
Mess s17 45d1765; Prime $l275Gl2 sig Lard dull at
11H@11 cts. Sugar is steady at 7g7x cts. Spirits
Turpentine is dull at cts. Rosn is steady-saes
of 600 bbls iceclosed buoyant at 3%04A. Freghts
are frmer-Cotton to Liverpool 3-16@732.
CINCINNATI, March 31.-Four is very dull and prices
are nominal There Is no demand. Whskey is dull al
$780, Bulk MeatsSales Of 200 900 lbs. Sides at 8dek
| cts, Lard I0kllQx cts.