The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-11

figures Timothy and Flaxseed steady but quiet at
previous quotations
There is little export demand for Flour but gen
orally at price below the views of holders, who
ing further advance of 12h d25c per Dbl todaysaes
bbs SO So 400 bbls do at Sc 75d6 the lat
ter for good brand and 200 bbl family 81 per bbl-
me trade are buying moderately at from these rates
toSI 5Ods for fancy brands, as in quality. Rye Flour is
hrmy held at 40 and Penna Corn Meal at So rs per
Dbl. The latter is scarce.
In Wheat there much doing for the want of stock
ana about OUO bushels fair red sold at 155 cts Sales
OF som small lots of good and prime also reported at
more exact terms not public, $500 bush common
and good white mostly I75 cts for fair
quality Ryeis wanted 90 cts Corn is 1d2 cts Der
bush better with sales about 900 BUSH southern and
Pennsylvania yellow to at So cts. the former
aioat and 50 cts for the latter in damaged
also sold at 1OdSO cts and fair white so Oats
sales of 800 BUSH prime Delaware at 56 cts
Penna are now held at 5S cts Barley and Malt continue
dull.
without any change to notice.
sale of 500 bag, Dried Apples made at OK cts
per lb.
In Provisions there is no new feature to notice and little
or nothing doing.
Whiskey selling moderately 90 cts for drudge, 26k
ar cts for hhds and 27kD29 cts. for obs. Including
some western and prison at rs cts.
WILMINGTON MARKET, March 9-Turpentine -
The receipts during the week ending to-day been
light compared with the receipts of the past few weeks
There is good demand existing from both shppers and
disters, and prices remain without change we quote
at $500 for Nrgin and Yellow Dip and 81 20 for Hard per
$50 lbs at which price sales are readily made We foot
up sales for the week of A. 7sl bb's.
Spirits Turpentine.-The market ruled quiet during
the week, and we have very few report
We learn, however, that there have been some private
transactions but were unable to obtain pai tcuas On
Monday and Tuesday there little animation in
the market, and prices advanced cent per gallon
sales for the week reach only 1910 bbls closing cts
per gallon.
RosnThe market has ruled quiet for all grades and
there has been very little doing In No.
o only 225 bbls low at 1871 per bbl In No 9 hear
OF no transactions In common there has been very little
doing and have heard of the sale only 25O bbls at
ll7x for small and medium sized bbs. and .22b for
large.
Tar-The receipts have been only fair and with a good
demand parcels sell readily at so per bbl, being de-
cine OF cts Sales for the week foot up $40 bbls.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, March 10-Cotton is excited Sales to-day
o00 bales Flour is depressed-sales of 500 bbls
State s55O9575 Ohio So 606 rs, Southern S62OG6 CO.
Wheat heavysales of Is 900 bushels 12O6l so cts
Corn frmsales of "a 600 bushels mixed s6dss cts
yellow S5aS9 cts. Pork is firm-Mess Sl7 81 bG1S l24
Lard is dull Whiskey firm at 2SH GG29 cts. Sugar is
steady at 6&G7A cts Spirits Turpentine dull at 5O
81 cts Rosin is firm at Sl75. Freghts-Cotton to Liv.
erpool l6. Market dropping
CINCINNATI March 10-Flour is dull and prices nomi-
nal Whiskey is firm and in good demand at 2lA cts
fork-Mess $3.50; Bacon and Bulk Meats are firm, but
nothing done to-day Lard is selling cts an ad-
vance of y.
PHILADELPHIA, March 10.The market is firm; sales of
supeIhne at G650 Wheat is steady-sales red
at l52dl6O cts; white 170G175 cts. Corn steady
sales at S4LS6 cts. Whskey closed firm at 2S Y cts