The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-02
% 6l2 bags, including re-sales
Market-Rio, ordinary, 1OA@lOA; fair, 11@11K; good
to prime, IL 9124.
ANDREWS & NORRIS Brokers.

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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. March 31-Evening.-
There nothing doing in Quercitron Bark for the want
of stock and first No. is in request at S35 per ton.
The Cotton market is unchanged with further sales of
about go bales at steady prices
There very little demand for Cloverseed and about
$50 bushels found buyers in lots S5 255 SO for fair
to prime lots including from second hands at Sc per
bushe Timothy and FlaXseed scarce and wanted at
previous quotations.
The Flour market is unchanged, and holders generally
free Sellers previous quoted Sales include
some 500 bbs, in lots, at S637 G650 for and
good western extra: sG75d7 for extra family; and 80
for fancy do bbs western extra and extra
family terms kept private, the latter shipment
South America. Standard superine is comparatively
scarce and held at So 26 most of the stock being
Of extras The retailers and bakers buying in lots
wanted at the above rates, and the market generally
closed quiet Rye Flour is dull and held at 81 254S7A
per bhl and but little selling Corn Meal is and
Pennsylvania badly wanted, at $3S7k per bb but there
is little or none here.
The market for Wheat is dull and buyers are holding
off for lower prices with sales of about $500 bushels to
note in small lots at l52 to las cts for fair prime
reds and l65 to $50 cts for white. Rye is lower, with
sales of 900 bush Pennsylvania at 90G9 Corn is
dull to-day and only about 600 bush Pennsylvania vel
low found buyers in lots at IS cts in sore Southern
offered at SO cts. afoat, without sales Oats
changed, with sales of coed Pennsylvania at So cts
Of Barley Malt further sale of 500 bushels
at 100 cts 5000 bushels ship stuff also sold 81 35 the
100 lbs.
The market for Groceries rmer to-day, with rather
disposition to operate Sugars which selling
previous quotations.
There change in the Provision market and little
or nothing doing in the way of sales today.
and hhds at q cts Barrels are held at % for Penna
and Western and Prison do at 2oso cts witbont mnch
selling. ''''' "'''O0' -''1''
From MessrS. Tellkampf d. Kitchinq's Circular
NEW YORK WOOL TRADE March 31st-The market
through the month of March has been ouet for ali
of domestic fleece and pulled woo but prices remain
Unchanged any, in favor of the buyer The stock
of fleece is gradually diminishing whilst pulled has been
accumuating and it is difficult realizing prices OBJ
tained some weeks ago Desirable kinds of Texan and
Californian woods continue in good demand, at about the
rates. but it is thought prices will recede somewhat
atter the clip is in 1t has been reported that
wool on the seep's back at
high prices The turner's will without doubt embrace
so good an opportunity of disposng of their wool.
Fine foreign wools in the grease have been in mode
demand and brought full prices and the stock
better. We hope to receive full supplies of the
dunn qualities. We much pleased the improv-
ed condition of the clip of Buenos Ayres woos which
just coming in being free of burrs and dirt than
in former years. Low foreign WOOL for carpets &C.
tinue very firm, and of the more desirable kinds
have been sold at advance although there have heen
fewer sales made than during the month Of February
| The stock is only moderate.
The accounts from Europe present feature. The