The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-26
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKET March 24-Evenng-
The inclemency of the weather operated unfavoaby
business day, and the markets generally lave ruled
very inactive.
There little or no Quercitron Bark Offering or sell
ing, and lst No. is scarce and wanted at S33 per
The demand for Cotton is limited to-day but holders
are very firm at the late advance and hear of very
There is very little inquiry for Coverseed and
small lots only have been disposed s550 s575 for
s475G So per bushel Timothy is wanted and 200 bush
els Western Sold mostly at S2.3lg bushel Domes-
tic Flaxseed is scarce and firm at $l75 per bushe
The demand for Flour, both for export and home use
continues limited, and holders sellers at previous
barrels in lots at So 25dS637% for superfne which es
tablished decline and S6.57hGGS650 for common and
good Western extra 900 barrels extra family -four also
sold terms not made public, the market closing dull
The retailers are buying in small way only at the above
frgures for superne and extra, and $675GS7.75 for
ira family and fancy brands, as in quality Rye flour is
held at S437 %4.50 and very little selling sales of
about so barrels only having been made at the former
figures Pennsylvania Corn Meal is and firm and
further sale Of 300 barrels made $3.S7 per bbl
The demand for Wheat is limited, and the is un-
settled end dull with sales of about 500 bushels prime
red at l60c mostly at the latter for Southern
and 900 bushels white at 170c for good Delaware
lS5c for choice Kentucky in store Rye is and
firm and further sales of 700 bushels Pennsylvania
l0oc Corn is in steady demand and about 1000 bush
els mostly Southern yellow, sold at Soc afoat and
Pennsylvania in store SSc. Oats are dull, and
Pennsylvania are quoted at 55c, and Delaware 54c, in
store
In Groceries the movements continue small holders
very firm in their demands, with further small sales
OF sugar and coffee at full rates.
ted rates eN0
There is moderate business doing in whiskey. Bar
rels selling at 2S2s4 &c, for Pennsylvania 293Oc.
for Ohio and Prison do Ac for hhds. and 264G27c..
CINCINNATI MARKET, March 2s-Flour-rhe mar
ket continues inactive and the demand quite limited.
Sales 700 bbls. at S570G575, for suEerfne, and s5S5
610 for extra. 1000 bbs. received the last q
whiskey.-The demand is good and the market firm,
with sales OF 300 bbIs at 24AG cts, the latter rate
for wagon
Provisions.-There is fair demand for Lard, with
sales of 400 bbls at IL cts and at this rate the market
is firm.
Nothing done in Mess Pork and prices be called
nominal Inferior brands country are offered at Sl7G1
Il 25 The only sale of Bacon 20 hhds shoulders at
cts packed sides are held 99s 66 hhds Bulk Meats
country sold at 6A cts for shoulders and 81 cts for
hams, including packages
| WILMINGTON MARKET, March 24.-Turpentine-
Sales yesterday of 5l5 bbs and to-day of 240 do S3
for Virgin and Yellow dip. and 81 so for hard per
spirits-Saes yesterday of 800 bbls at 49H per gal
Rosnsales Yesterday off 600 bbls low No. at 81 90
al 80 per n bbl No transactions in other grades
Tar.-We note decline of cts, with sales yesterday
of sos bbs at 81 bbl and to-day of 345 do
| price.
to II 600 bales, valued about 81 100 0oO This is
told the largest business in Cotton
day this market The business yesterday amounted to
about 10 600 bales, and with transactions in tea to the
amount of 100000, gives indications of revvng
business-N Y. Cour. f Eng 25h.
MARKETS BY TEL EGRAPH.
New YORK, March 25-Cotton is firm. Flour is de
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ESQ., Southern s625G6s0. Wheat is heavy-sales Of
1900 bushels, white Western 1e5 cts; rod do, 14S
Corn is frm-saes of 55 coo bushels, yellow SSG90
Pork--The market is heavy at $l737A6SlS12H for
Mess. Prime S12 S7H@l3. Whskey is steady at 2s,d,
2S4 cts Lard steady at IL a12 Sugar steady
7aS cts Spirits Turpentine firm at 54d55 Rosin
is dull Rice is firm. Freghts quiet Cotton to Liver
| pool 5-32G3-l6
CINcINNATI, March 25.-Flour is unchanged-sales of
2.ooo bbls. at $56od575. whiskey is dull at "a
Mess Pork Sl775. Bulk Meats-sales $50 600 lbs.
cts In Bacon and Lard nothing was done to day.
New ORLEANS, March 25.-Sales of 10 900 bales of Cot
ton today at an advance of 3. Midding II Z Mo-
lasses 81 cts
PHILADELPHIA, March 25-Flour is unc hanged. Wheat
is frm supply scarce; white, 170d1S5 cts; red 15S1G0
cts Corn is active; yellow 50 cts afoat Whskey Is
Gl30 cts.
MOBILE, March 23.-The news by the Nova Scotian
caused advance in the Cotton market Sales to-day
$500 bales at advance of closing at II 5d12 for
middling.
CHARLESTON, March 22.-Cotton-saes to-day of OoC
bales; the market closing firm.
SAVANNAH, March 23-Coton-There is better feeling
in the market and the sales amount to $3.50 bales
AUGUSTA, March 23-Cotton-sales for the past three
days 5000 bales The market closed with large specu
latiye inquiry.
NEW ORLEANS, March 23.-The foreign advices by the
Novia Scotan caused greater rmness in the cotton
ke, the market closing frmer, without change in quota
ons. Middlings quoted at II x Cotton freights tt
, Liverpool quoted at S(d4. Bills New York a
sixty days 1Sd1k; sight bills par discount Flou
quiet at So Corn firm at 95 cts
: EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
WEST INDIES i $50 bbls flour; 600 do. meal; 50(
bags do 12s2 bushels So do pease 200 do bran