The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, March 7-The Cotton
market is irmer and rather more active to day but the
difference in the views of buyers sellers limited ope
ratons, and about 300 bales, mostly UpIands taken in
lots at equal to IS cts cash for mddng fair quality
which establishes an advance of Ct per b. since the
! close of last week
There is some little inquiry for Cloverseed and about
$50 bushels disposed of in lots S6.5OD675 per
bushe for good and prime seed which by
some holders Nothing doing in Timothy Flaxseed to
alter quotations
Holders of Flour very firm in their views oday
with light receipts and stocks operate in the
lots in the market being held further advance;
include some 500 bbls ordinary superfne SO 256
mostly at the former $50 bbls plain western extra
at $780, 200 bbls. good do at SG62k AGO bbs extra
family at 81 and about $50 bbls. mddng 81 per bb
holders generally, indifferent about realizing
rates the retailers and brokers have been buying in lots
at the above figures for good super
fine and extras and s. 25775 per bb for fancy brands
S4S7h per bhl. Corn Meal is firm Penn
syvana Meal is selling at s3:75 A sale of 300 bbls.
Brandy zine meal was made at 50 95 per Dbl.
The market continues nearly bare of Wheat but sales
of about 600 bushels good and prime reported
bushels white sold at IT'S Some the
former have also been purchased by city milers in
neighborng market, to here, equal 153 cts.
delivered Rye is wanted aud further sales of Pennsy
vania have been made at SO cts Corn better with
sales of about 5000 bushels yellow to note S2S3
for in store SO cts for Southern do in the
cars and s3k asa cts afoat Oats unchanged with
sales of Pennsylvan to note at So cts.
The market for Groceries is inactive but steady with
small business only to in Sugar and Molasses or
Coffee sale of 700 bags Laguayra made South,
There is little nothing doing ir Provisions and the
market is very dull at previous quoted rates which
In Whiskey the continue moderate, at 27x
"a 2Sc for Penna. bbls 29 for Ohio and prison do 25%
26c. for drudge and 26k(G27c. for hhds.
| PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET March 6.-The
offerings of Beef Cattle larger this than for
some time past reaching head at the different
yards prices however We're without much change, and
most OF the lots offered were taken at about previous
rates which ranged at from $3.50 $40 ordinary
to prime including few extra quality at slo75al.5o
About 200 Cows and Calves were disposed of at War
dels at from $35 to $45 for fresh cows $40 $50
springers and SIS to $50 for dry Cows The market dull
The receipts of Hogs Phillips yard were about 1900
this week all of which sold from SS % 50
| lbs nett, which is rather better.
Some 1000 sheep arrived sold at Wardells prices
ranging at from $SGS each, according to condition.
| WILMINGTON MARKET, March 7.-Turpentine-
Sales Saturday Of 756 bbls; to-day 217 do at
$50 lbs '~'''" ''p' "'N 800 '0' N"'u pei
Nothing doing in Spirits or Rosin
Tar.-Sales on Saturday OF 200 bbs at 81 IS per bbl
and to-day of l25 do. at same price.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK, March S.-Cotton is firm Flour is firm
Sales of Is 500 bbls ohio at S6.75 d6S5 State S5
bushels white $50 cts; Western red i45 cts Mwamkis
club l5 cts. Corn quietSales of bushels;
cts Lard is dull at 11k@12 cts Sugar is y-Sales
at 74l4s cts. Naval stores firm at former rates.
ana wanedsaes at 17o175 cts red i5S es corn IS
steady; yellow s2h as4 cts Provisions quiet Mess
| New ORLEANS March The foreign advices by the
Jura published at noon by the associated
clusively The Europa advces came to hand after bus
ness hours The former caused increased rmness in
cotton quotations sugar is steady Corn steady-50O
bushels sold at 81 cts Shoulders dull 64 cts; Sides
| 81 cts. Lard II q in bbls
CINCINNATI, March Flour unchanged; $500 bbs
! sold at s590d6. Whiskey dull and unsettled 24a.5
cts Bulk Meats in good demand Nothing doing in Mess
| Pork Lard.
CINcISsAT1 March s.-Flour is dull and holders are
willing sellers at S. 9OG6 Whis&ey duh at 2425 cts
| Mess Pork Sl7 80; Bacon Sides cts.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS. Feb. 19.-The Provision
trade has been in healthy condition since last review
but scarcely be said to have been active. The
OF American Beef continue to average extent at steady
prices light supply of Pork keeps up the prices and
for the article there is moderate inquiry. There is
good supply of English and Irish Bacon, which checks
tvity in the American market Very little is doing in
american Lard and the market generally is quiet
Cheese has advanced and is steady. Good and fine
of Irish Butter meet with fair demand; being scarce,
holders able to establish advance of Is IS per
cw The general stock is small and consists chiefly of
mddng and inferior kinds. Altogether he market has
observation-disclosures. Richardson, Spence Il Co re
port that the Corn trade continues dull but with little
variation in prices Flour unatered but quite neglected.
choice qualities wanted at full prices; quotations range
from los. l2s per GENITAL Wheat-A very slow sale
previous rates, Western red Sd white ss7d "a
los; Southern los. .GlOs Cd per GENITAL Corn du-mix
ed and yellow 5s .lOd. .@6s ID; white 7sld. .GI7s4d
ProdGce.aAshes very fiat and trie lower on the
week; Pots 29s Pearls 32s. Sugars dull and easier for
lower qualities of Brazil Coffee in good request hut
business limited owing to short supplies Rice in mode
rate demand at former rates Sales Of Philadelphia Bark
9s6d for rss nothing doing in Baltimore Cloveseed
in less demand at 62 for fine Linseed cakes sell at So
2s6d for American Seal Cod in limited request
at previous quotations Linseed Oil quiet and steady
Palm Gil dearer closing firm at f44 Rosn dull at lid
d4s.9d. for common. Spirits of Turpentne-sales 400
bbls. at 39s "a Ais. Tea very firm, hut not active.
Cotton-The Brokers' Circular says: The good demand
noticed last week has been further stimulated during the
present by the favorable commercial advices from India
and China, which produced very active business in
Manchester and induced the trade ecome large opera
tors while pecu ators and exporters have also purchased
freely The result has been extensive business in this
market and advance be quoted of fully I'd per
vail alifi
and Sirat are also %a4d. per lb dearer. The weeks
business foos up ss43O bales including "A 500 specu
aton and 7O0o for export The sales yesterday friday
about 0O0 bales 900 spectators exporters
the market closing steadily at full prices The authorized
Fair Orleans ns.....7Hd. Midd ng Mobiles C IS led.
Midding orleans7 1.l6d. Fair Uplands. ...7 lied
The stock hand is estimated 362 700 bales, ncu-
ding 304 GOO bales American.
AT Manchester the market is strong and very firm, and
manufacturers are all under heavy contracts.
, LONDON MARKETS.-Messrs. Barring, Brothers &
Co., report Breadstufs dull but without change in quo
tations; the supplies of English Wheat in bad
dition, and previous prices barely supported Iron
selling at &c 5s for rails and 60 Is Cd f6 5 for bars
Scotch Pig 52s. Sugars quiet unchanged rates.
very firm, and CCngous in demand at high prices
Common Congou Is. I'D Coffee inactive, but steady.
Spirits Turpentne Ais 6dG42s Rough held Cd.
lls The ndiao closed and the average rates
of the whole equaled those obtained last October Lin
seed Cakes steady. lnseed Oil in fair demand 2os Cd
Sperm f97 los "a sos; Pale Seal $50 los Taow quiet
at 52s. Cd on the spot.
HAvRE MARKETs.-For the Week ending Feb. Is
have advanced 1d2f; the of week amount tc
5000 bales, and the stock hand is $4,000 New Or
leans tres ordnare quoted at l02f The advces from
the manu- featuring districts continue to be favorable.
For Breadstutfs the Market is quite stand still Ashes
Is active Coffee in moderate demand and steady. Oil:
continue firm for Whale and Cod Rice in fair demand
but quotations barely maintained Sugars dull and tend
ing downward Talow and lard dull and nominal
Whalebone rather less firm.
Correspondence Of the Journal Of Commerce.
HAVANA, March 2.-The condition of our Sugar marke
has been very unsatisfactory planters and speculative
holders. Money has been abundant
the last ten days and those who have made large ad
vances on early contracts are anxious TO realize their frs
receipts 1000 boxes will cover the business the pas
week which We're taken the first days at 104 rals fo
number L. or at per 100 through all classes at tina
standard. The quotations ina advices ad
vices The stock has increased $4,000 be here
at aanzas against los 900 boxes in 1858 at same time
Our shipments since the 1st January about so OOC
boxes less than last Muscovado sugars dowr
with the same pressure although holders striving
e OF new crop ~ bales, fine, taken for shipment
New York by this steamer at 81 500 for the lot Buyer
chase money, which declined The crop will be arg
and the quality superior to any of the past several
the sales yet cannot be considered established bu
as usual; nothing Rum dull s22a24 per pipe TO
common good, without cask $50 to 50 with Honey
l. abundant at SA rias per gallon. Coffee l2H to l3K.
Wharf sales have been little better for several leading
articles Dried fish in demand; Norway Cod 1090 boxe
s. SIX, at mos; 20 Cod from per
81 and 30 casks IIake do 40 casks Hake stored
of Norway fish aoat unsold 40 pkgs of stock fish 81
Large sales from the public will be impossible unles
to receive different returns from foreign
1000 hhds, at other ports the North sde 1000 hhds
shipments of the last week POI boxes and 194l hogs
60 heads of which taken for the United States (for New
e York; 126 boxes and 953 hhds; O5l boxes
er Portland 2S6 hogsheads; Baltimore Sll lO
hogsheads and for New Orleans Csc boxes-tota tn
United States 57i4 boxes and 2S9 hhds Aggregate
tai of shipments to date CO. ,02 boxes and 5420 hid
against III 553 boxes and 5,22l hhds 1858
time Moasses has been better sustained owing to gl
stock and the necessity to finish cargoes with deck load
although early in the week purchases made at
and to 54 for Muscavado Stores durin
ct the week at SIS to 1S for hogsheads and bbls.,
of SIS to S94 for kegs stock hand 2ll0 tcs and bbs
and 2l kegs the prices tending to decline Goshen bu
90 John Renson, SS; another lot S24k II
kegs from Baltimore, S2; Is bb old from SIS &c
h kegs per Mary n Kendall from Philadelphia have bee
placed in so ceeses from Baltimore S3 and 20
per Baltimore at sl2; hams, from New Orean
$l4k SO boxes clear pork, per Cornthian, from Ne
at York, at Sl5d15x $50 Dbl. potatoes do at S2H Ri
less demand stock large of all classes 200 casks Caro-
per Golden Rod SIS 5A 200 sacks of India $50
is 500 do Inferior s42s; 1913 Valencia SAN to AZ
sales of erked beef here cargo at MatanZas taken
s93s retailing from ship board at Sl1H SIN
be 100 lbs; cargo of white pine lumber from Macas,
sold at 500 ahoat unsold two cargOes of pitt
pine wood, from Mobile waiting bidders will probab
bring S5 to S26 although the yards well stocked
90 Freights-The Charters have not been many as t
previous week. for the that buyers have decln
entering the market the rates placed broker
ms samples by planters, &c Chartered 23d February, br
OF Alice Lee 800 hhds Cienfuegos and New York,
te 3ah cs 23d bark Henry Warren, $50 do yoyae
4o cts brig Julia Main 300 do do 40 cts do Resolu
at 400 hhcs molases Cardenas New York. s2S per
qtls ggc 25th, schr Star Light 200 hhds do. Matan7
and Boston Portland S2h Harmon, $40 hht