The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-28

| 500 bushels very white Kentucky at 81.
Rye is steady and in fair demand-sales Of 500 bush
at 95c. Barley is rmer and is in fair demand-sales
25 bush at 6s for old 7Oas5 for fair choice State
California on private teams.
Oats in fair demand at 5ska59I for state and ella
| 62hc for Western and Canadian. Corn is in good de
nand and Is firm, the inquiry in part speculative; the
sales are 600 bush at 90c for western mix in
and delivered SO for fair Jersey yellow and sSx for ord
| nary southern do.
zoo hhds New Orleans at 40c $50 do, Cuba Muscovado
at 2530c. mostly the latter rate do Cuba cayed at
235sc., and 10 do. Cuba syrup at SIC.
Provsions.-The demand for pork is fair, in part for
California and the holders are rmsales of ESQ
ools at $l7 so for old mess s1s12k for heavy
mess and S13 90 for prime.
Beef without change the demand is limited sales of
Soo bois at So 5oa7 % for country prime; s. 50d962H
for do s9.5OGl125 for repacked mess $i2 SOFA
10 for extra do. Prime mess is quiet at sl7d21.
Beef Hams unchanged-sales of 200 bbs at S14 SOFA
1850 Bacon is quiet Picked in fair demand
sales of 10, 900 picked bellies at sk cts,
Cut Meats steady; sales of 800 hhds tcs at
(G7 cts for shoulders, and So @}94 cts for hams.
Lard is without change the demand fair-saes of 900
bbs and tres at d11A cts and S 9 cts for grease
Butter in better demand at Gals cts for Ohio and l2
g23 cts for State Cheese is saleable s(d1OA cts
Rlce is steady and moderate inquiry prevails-sales
Of 25O tres. at 81 Hd4A cts, to quality.
Sugars in fair request steady rates. sales of 200
bids New Orleans at 81 as cts, and AGO do Cuba at 6
al cts. -
Tallow-A steady market the demand is fair Sales of
lipGo 100 lbs prime at 1oA cts cash.
!, Hhlskey-The market is rather heavy. Sales of 800
bbls. at 28 cts.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. March %, P. M.-Bark
advanced Sales of 81
ners' Bark.
Coverseed is in rather better demand and prices are
hrmer at 1906 per GA lbs small lot of inferior Tim
othy brought $500 Faxseed comes forward very slowly
and is wanted at s1.75 per bushel.
The Flour market continues dull, but prices are
changed There very little shipping demand and the
only transactions reported 500 bbls and good
extra at $637 16 so per bbl Superne is held at our
lowest quotation but without sales except small way
for home consumption. Extra family and fancy lots
range from $6.75 up to 81 So as in quality Rye Flour
and Corn Meal forward slowly and held firmly small
sales OF the former at BIZ and 800 bbs Of the latter
arrive, at f3.S7h per Dbl.
demand for it is limited sales Of bushels good at
56gl 60 per bushel and small lots of white s175
80 Rye is dull and lower 800 bushels sold s8H cts
@s1 delivered Corn less active there much
Offering and prices continue last quoted sales of 1000
cts. per bushel 1000 bushels Barley Malt at 81 and
5000 bushels Rye Malt 90 cts time added
whskey is unchanged Small sales of Ohio bbs. at 90
cs Pennsylvania do. at 2S2Sx cts; hhds at 27H cts
and Drudge at 26H cts.
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET, March 25-The Dry
Goods Trade remains noticed for two past
The business with manufacturers confined mostly to
the delivery of goods previously for no
change has taken place in prices All the leading kinds
of Cotton Goods are held as firm as previously noticed
ana coud be sold readily at the current rates. if
aeturers for present delivery With Jobbers fair bust
ness mas been done. Western buyers are purchasing
moderate assortments, and from the New England trade
there has been an increased demand. In few weeks
we look for more general activity For export con-
suited to the East India markets, find ready sale at full
prices Woollen goods generally held firm and we do
not look for any material change at present
. Cotton Goods.-Brown Sheetings and Shirtings have
been quite steady and firm previous prices Standard
heavy goods are firm at cts and at that figure
medium range from TX G7A cts, and light goods 5A 6
cts. Bleached Sheetngs and Shirtngs continue to be
very much wanted and sell readily at full prices The
production OF the principal mills continue be sold ahead
Brown Drills firm at S4 cts which price further
sales have been made for export and the for
future delivery will absorb the production for some weeks
steady q ct anlR nj
lOH dl0 cts. In Print Cloths no change Stock
does not accumulate and the sales have been full pre-
Vious prices In Prints very good business is doing
and prices are steady and firm The Merrimac Company
are very much sought after and engaged time ahead
Desirable patterns of the Manchester Cocheco Pa
cine are sold close and ahead of production. Prices
range from Sail cts including Madder and Amaranth
! me @ sales have been at l0gl3H cts for 10000
], ,4o0's Denims are firm, with sales at full prices
the demand tor these goods fully equal to the produc
ton In Stripes and Ticks there considerable doing at
steady and firm prices. 0snaburgs and Cotton FIannes
are frm with fair demand. Gnghams continue to meet
WIN very good demand, and further considerable sales
of the ancaster and Glasgow at 9kG10c In DeLanes
there is no change with moderate sales Chaes have
been in good demand at 1920 cts.
W Woolen Goods-The market for Wooen Goods remains
without improvement. Holders generally firm, but
the business of the week been moderate Cloths has
been selling at previous prices Favorite STYLES of Cass
meres and Doeskns in demand with sales to fair
extent at previous prices Satnets inquired for
the prices asked above the views ofbuyers Tweeds
leans and Linseys there is no change.
Qe.-I
sales either yesterday to-day Last sales were at
$50 lbs. N' PN'
Spirits-Saes yesterday of 25 bbls at 49x cts per |
gal. No sales to-day.
Rosin-Sales yesterday of 5000 bbs Common at 81 %
per 80 lbs. Nothing doing in other grades.
Tar-Sales to-day of 60 bbs. at 81 so per Dbl.
CHARLESTON MARKETS, March 25.-Rice-The mar
ket during the past week has been well attended, all
trades having been readily taken at full prices particularly
he better qualities, which sold in instances at
advance on last weeks prices The market to-day
Unchanged for all qualities Extremes of sales IS
'uk of sales, S3H $3A Received the past week AS
quivalent to ii 69 bushels exported the rough to for
ign ports.
Rough Rice Against the receipts of the week amount
ng to some 10000 bushels the sales millers have
cached about 20 600 bushels at extremes from S2G93c
he bulk at from S5992
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
PHILADELPHIA, March 26.-Flour is very dull Wheat
quiet sales at l75@lSO cts for white 156G6O red
Corn is quiet Whiskey 90 cts.
SAVANNAH, March 25.-Cotton-sales of the week add
525O bales and the receipts 800 bales against
'aes the receipts during the corresponding week last
year There is stock of So 600 bales hand The re-
lmount to S2O, 900 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, March 25.-Saes of Cotton to-day l6.
0o bales at IL 2sd11 cts. for Rddlngs Sugar buoy
INT at 64 cts Flour dull at $5S7 Rio Coffee IL II cts
ales OF the week 1000 bags imports of the 500
took in port 900 bags against 5000 bags the same
ime last year.
CHARLESTON, March 5-Sales of Cotton TODAY Q 500
ales the market c Sing with advancing tendency
The sales include 800 bales mddliDg at 12HCdl3cts
SAVANNAH, March 25.-Cotton market unchanged with |
ales of AGO bales.
AUGUSTA, March 25-A large speculative inquiry for
joton has sprung and 700 bales sold to-day