The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-12
DOMESTIC MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, March 10, Evening
There is nothing doing in Quercitron Bark but lst No
IS firm at 32 per ton, and the receipts and stocks
light.
The market for Cotton is firm and further sales ofs9
oo paes are reported mostly taken southern account
There is little demand for Cloverseed, and 25o@
500 bushels have been disposed Of in lots, at s6H@6A
for good to prime and 81 per bushe for strictly prime
seed-the latter from second hands Timothy wanted
at 25 and domestic FaXseed at S175 per bushe and
little or none offering.
The Flour market is firm, but quiet to-day at the
late advance with light receipts and operate in
Sales include about 400 bbls. superne Sc SO
the latter being the general asking rate; 800 bbls
Broad street Mills do at s675 800 bbls
81; 500 bbs City Mills do. also Broad street at s7l2b
and 500 bbs western family Flour at s7d7 25 per b6l
The trade buying in lots wanted the rates
and fancy brands at from to IS per bh as in oual
ity Rye Flour is rmer with sales of $50 bbls to note
at 81 per barrel, generally held higher Corn
Meal is scarce and Pennsylvania firm at 1915 per bbl
In Wheat there is very little doing stock
and few small lots have been taken at 152lG0
to prime aG reds and 65 to $50 cts for white Rye
in steady demand with further sales of 5000 bushels
Southern and Penna yellow at sc cts aHoat and S. cts
in store the receipts light held above the
views OF buyers, with few small sales of prime Penna.
only to note at 5S cts which Is advance Barley and
Malt remain dull 1000 bushels of the latter fall malt sold
at 90G9 cts.
The market for Groceries is quiet, owing the differ
ence in the views of buyers and Sellers and few small
lots of Sugar only have been disposed of steady rates
In Provisions the movement continues SMALL and the
market nominaly unchan ged sale of CO. 600 lbs salted
Shoulders, however, is reported 7Ac per h.
Whlskey is trmer, and we quote bbls at 2S(d29c the
at 26c.
WILMINGTON MARKET, March 1o-Turpentine.-
Sales yesterday of 900 bbls, and to-day $40 do at
So for virgin and yellow dip and Sl7O hard per
$50 lbs.
Spirts.-sales yesterday of JIG bbls at 47c per gal
Rosin-Nothing doing in either grade.
TarSaes yesterday of $50 bbs at $3.50 per bbl;
today of 102 do. at same price.
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET.-Tbe demand
with our obbing houses continues fair, though perhaps
scarcely as large as last week Buyers however,
hold freely the general impression seems to be that
prices will not recede Indeed with the present high
prices and increased rmness of stock
tie present rates seems out Of the question. The large
buyers from Southern and Western cities have as is often
the with hem bought desirable goods lower prices
than they can now duplicate.
Many manufacturers of the better qualities of dress
boots light goods and also of coarse work
have been ordered quite close and high prices
paid for stock rather dscouragng large
they generally purchased sparingy expecting large
demand consequently several of them have
class work to show their customers Our manufacturers
think satisfied that they made mistake in namn
too low figure for their goods they replace
them at these prices account Of increased mnes
the rates demanded for all kinds of leather.
Therefore stocks much broken up, and desi-
rabe goods difficult to obtain it evident that contin.
of the demand will be by correspond
ing increase in the prices of most kinds desrab goods
-Rep0rter, March 10.
CINCINNATI MARKET, March o-Flour-The o. mar
ket quite dull to-day y. tendency of prices
downward, though they cannot be quoted lower. The
sales were 500 bbls. at $685. delivered April 1st 500 do
far extra at &c. 100 do its merits $5 s5 and so
do extra white wheat at 695. The receipts light.
Nhlskey.-Ihe dema ana Is quite limited, and prices
lower-closing dull Sales of 700 bbs at 24Ac., Dcud-
ing that from wagons.
Provisions-There is special change in the market.
500 bbls Mess Pork sold $780, $50 hhds Bacon Sides
at &c. and 30 do Shoulders at c Bulk Meats in fair
demand at 6@61c for Shoulders, and ss4c. for Sides
but holders asking higher for all articles hence
not much DONE 400 bbls Lard sold yesterday 4c
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, March 11.-Cotton is frn-sales of 800
bales Flour buoyant-saes of bbls State $3.50
d5.75, Ohio Sc 65(16S0; Southern S6256670. Wheat
is excedsales Of 10000 bushels-white Western 1904
l75 cts; red 146G14S Corn is buoyant-sales of
~ 900 bushels yellow at s7G92 cts. Pork is buoyant-
Mess $l775@ls25; Prime $l325. Lard is dull at 1K9