The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-17
DOMESTIC MARK ETS

PHILADELPHIA MARKET March Is, Evening There
is very little Quercitron Bark arriving and the market
quiet S2 for which rate the last sales were
made
Flour and Meal-The market has been very Quiet to-
day. but without any change prices The de-
mand both for shipment and home use is limited, and
the speculators have withdrawn for the present The
only sale We hear of being 800 bbs extra S6G2E
(d6.75-the latter for good brand sale of 7C0 bbls
Pennsylvania Family Flour also reported 81 per Dbl
Standard superfne is offered So So without finding
buyers except in small way the trade at from that
figure up to 50S per Dbl for common to extra and
fancy brands, according to quality Rye Flour is held
81 SO per bD without sales and so bbs have been dis
posed of at S4374 per Dbl. Corn Meal is wanted and
Pennsylvania, which is scarce, would readily command
1915 per Dbl but that price is generally refused.
Grain.-There is a steady demand for Wheat with but
little Offering and good and prime lots selling in
small way at l5SG162 cts for reds and l75G1sO
white. Rye is wanted and all offered, some 300d 400
bushels brought 95 Corn not so much inquired for
and only some $4,000 bushels yellow found buyers at S5
cts for Penna, in store and Sc cts for Southern
atoat Oats remain dull with further sales of about OOO
bushels Penna at 90 and 1900 bushels southern
terms kept private. Barley and Malt are inactive.
Provisons.The market for most kinds continues very
dull owing to the difference in the views BUYERS and
sellers, and Mess Pork is held at S1S25d1s so per Dbl
without sales to any extent CITY Mess Beef also sells
slowly at sl5dl5 SO per Dbl Of Bacon the sales are linn
tied at 1ldl3 cts for Hams plain and fancy cured l0G
10 cts for Sides and SS4 cts for Shoulders cash and
time. Salted Meats moved off slowly at 7d74 cts. for
Shoulders; 9a9R cts for Sides, and Hams at 81 G1OH
cts; sale OF 100 casks of the latter, in pickle, fancy
cts for barrels and terces and 13d34 for kegs Coun
try packed is worth 11d12 Roll Butter is selling
freely at lSG21 cts, in quality; Solid is dull Cheese
remains without change
Seeds-There is little inquiry for Cloverseed
South with sales in small lots Sc so per bushel Tim
othy is wanted 25 and domestic Flaxseed at
per bushe but there is little Offering.
Whiskey is selling wanted at 264 cts for drudge q
cts for hhds 2S cts for Pennsylvania bbs % for
prison, and 80 ct'. for prime Ohio do.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, March 16-Cotton is frm-sales 200C
bales The steamers advces havehad noperceptbe effect
Flour depressed-saes of u 600 bbls State S. 40d
5I5 Ohio S660d6. So Southern S66 Is Wheat is buoy
ant-saes of 20 900 busaels red 13S white IT'S
mixed Western $50 cts Corn is dulsaes of IL 900 bush
els white Ss cts yellow 9092 Beef is firm 50
dl2o FORK is dull at sly 75dS45 Whiskey closed firm
at 2SH(d29 cts. Sugar is steady; Muscovado 6kG7 cts
Coffee ~ hrm Spirits Turpentne closed firm at 52G5a
cts. Rosin isdull Rice is firm with large export inqu
ry Freights are steady.
Cattle.-Beeves-Marke firm 25OO head Fairoualities
have improved most-sales at s7dIl2 averaging 50 so
No premium cattle in market. Sheep-Market excited
and active-sales $500 head. Swine are dull and all dual
tiles have slightly declined.
AUGUSTA March 14.-Cotton is slightly dearer COG
bales sold to day
NEW ORLEANS, March 14.-The exports of cotton dur
ing the past week amounted to So 900 bales making the
total amount for the season ,074 900 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, March 16.-Cotton-saes 10 500 bales al
11461Ib cts. Sales three days 1000 bales Receipts
period 500 bales against 81 900 bales period
last year. Total exports 000 900 bales. Molasses 80
cts. Freights for cotton to Liverpool 1852
SAVANNAH, March 15.-The Cotton market is hrmer-
sales day of 1850 bales.
CHARLESTON, March I5-Coton buoyant-sales Of ,00C
bales to-day. The better qualities are firm.