The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-26
DOMESTIC MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, February 24-Eyeuing.
There is very little Quercitron Bark Offering the
market quiet at s3S for 1st No l. which rate it is
held.
The Cotton inactive and buyers come forward
slowlya few small lots only mostly low grades having
been sold to-day at l0HG1lE &c cash.
There is little demand Cloverseed but general
y ut price below the views OF buyers ask 81 for
prime lots; sales of l502OO bushels however are report
ed at S675a65O including 60 bushels prime at s6 75 the
latter to go south; 400 bags cleaned seed
S7124 per bushe Timothy and Flaxseed unchanged
There is rather more demand for Flour and about 900
barrels good straight supcrine, mostly W. B. Thomas
sold at S6 200 barrels Western sold at
and 100 bbls extra family at 500 The demand for ex
views, and not offering their stocks very freely. The
trade are buy'ng in small way only, at s5S7k6 for
common to choice superne extra and extra family and
per barrel for fancy brands according quail
y Rye Flour continues dull at $425. Corn Meal is
dull at s362h for Pennsy sale of 600 barrels
braniywine meal was made on terms kept private
In Wheat there is not much doing, owing to the
OF stock and the high views of holders who
ing an advance on previous quotations; buyers offer 43
ll5 cts for good and prime reds and 160dl7O
white, but we hear of very little doing. Rye is wanted
ana $40 bushels Pennsylvania brought 90 cts Corn is
frmer with further sales Of 2 bushels Pennsylva
mia yellow to note, mostly so in store Oats are
unchanged and about $500 bushels Delaware brought
So cts
In Groceries there is moderate business to notice in
Sugar, without change in quotations. about 500 bids
Cuba sold at 7G74 cts and leo hhds New Orleans at
~ cts on time
The Provision market firm but very quiet at previous
quoted rates.
There is very little demand for whskey and further
sales OF Pennsylvania bbls reported 27r27 cts
264d7 cts. -
The Cincinnati Gazette of Thursday says:
The Provision trade was dull and prices were heavy
but holders did not the market, and purchasers
were compelled TO PREVIOUS prices About 500 bbls.
mess pork sold at for country Bacon brought
N Tor March delivery and bulk sides the spot sold
sac. Bulk shoulders were offered at 6Hc with buyers
OK Barrel lard sold at II &c Considering the char.
acer Of the news from abroad the market remarka-
bly, well sustained Holders contend resolutely against
concessions, and while could not be made to anv
great extent at current figures it would be quite diff
cut 10 buy upon better terms than those indicated by
quotations. private dispatch from New Orleans of
Yesterdays date reports pork dull at SS and ba
con at TX, and 9R for shoulders and sides. Prime sam
pies OF wheat were slightly higher to day with sales of
white at 81 80 for good and choice steady
at 30c for mixed. Whskey in fair demand at 25xc.
WILMINGTON MARKET, Feb a4--TuRPESrrxE-
Sales yesterday Of $50 bbl and day of 9S do go
for Virgin and Yellow Dip and sl7O for hard per $50
lbs clear of extra.
SPIRITs-No transactions. |. ..'f IT
RosN-Saes yesterday of 243 bbs low No. l, at 81 25
Gs3 per Dbl. -
Tar Sales yesterday of 45O bbls at 81 so per Dbl
,...,.-. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW York, Feb. 25-Cotton is excited Sales
Of 5000 bales. Flour is buoyant. Sales 22,O0O
bbls, State So 255 So Ohio So a66o Southern 500
GAO Wheat is firm. Sales of AZ 900 bush Red W est
ern 1877 hnl40 cs white l501 SO Corn is very
Mixed s4(dS5 cts yellow S2(aS4H Pork is quiet
Sales Of Mess at Si775a1S25. Lard is firm at IL k@
l24 ets Whiskey closed firm 27(a27k cts Sugar is
quiet at 7(G7H cts. Holders demand advance No
lasses is active and firm at 39G4 cts Spirits Turpen-
tine steady. Rosin Is frm Rice is quiet at OAK cts
3-18 ~ :" 771Tf '7-'77S Y
PHILADELPHIA. Feb 25-Flour is duI-sales Of super.
heavy-sales Of 900 bushels yellow at so Whskey
10 dull at 2792S cts.