The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, March 21-Evening-
There is nothing doing in Quercitron Bark, which
scarce, and held above the views of buyers.
The Cotton market is rmer, with sales of about $50
bales to note to-day at full rates
There is little demand for Cloverseed and buyers
are not disposed to operate at the asking
900 bushels only having been disposed So 75d
o. mostly at the former rate for prime lots which
cline Timothy is wanted at S2.25@237 X and Domestic
Flaxseed sold at Sl5 per bushel and very little offering
selling.
The Flour market quiet but steady day at previous
quotations The receipts continue light but there very
little demand either for export home and the
taers and bakers are about the only buyers at s634
662% for superfne S6.506S S74 for extra; S7(7 25 for
extra family, and S75oaS per bbl for fancy brands
according to quality. Rye Flour is held at 81 80
per bbl., without finding buyers Corn Meal is wanted
and 500 bbls Pennsylvania Meal sold So SIX per bbl
There is Wheat offering to-day and buyers are
few small lots at 81 6016 60 for good and prime reds
offered sold at 95c.1S1 Corn is rather better to-day
with but little coming in and sales Goo bushels
have been made at s79SSc. for yellow mostly at 81 kc
at Sic, and 400 bushels damaged yellow at 60c. Oats
dull with further small sales of Pennsylvania at 54d
55c., as in quality.
The market Groceries continues at stand without
any change to note.
In Provisions there is little nothing doing day
but holders are firm in their demands.
The demand for Whiskey is steady, but holders are
rather irmer. 100 prime Pennsylvania bbls sold 29c
and 100 good Ohio do. 2e&c. Eastern is quoted
2Shc; drudge, 264G27c, and hhds at 7%G2Sc, as to
lots.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, March 21.-The
the receipts and sales at the different yards amounting
only about 900 head The market quite brisk, and
all offered disposed of at fully former quotations,
ranging from 50 to $l0A the 100 lbs, for to
prime quality.
About 200 Cows and Calves were disposed of at Martins
Yard from $35 to S45 for fresh cows 500 to $50
springers, and SIS $40 for dry The market is
dull.
The arrivals of Hogs at Phillips Yard were 1,7s1 head
which brought from s. to $e4 the 100 lbs net but the
sales dull.
OfSheep about 1000 arrived and sold at Martins at
prices ranging from 6k 10 TX cts. per h., gross
GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET, March 19~-Mackerel
Stock in first hands SMALL holders firm at GIG and Sl4
Tor and 2 to which buyers do not accede Georges
shipping orderi sales 1000 qts S. S. Habut, very
scarce, from vessel, 6a6%.
WILMINGTON MARKET March 21-Turpentine.-
Advanced l0c all qualities with sales day of 2070
bbls at 50 10 for Virgin and Yellow dip, and $3.50
Hard per $50 lbs.
Spirits.-No sales to- day
Rosin-Sales Saturday of 400 bbls Common at 10
for large bbls; and to DAY of 500 do at same price,
Tar-Sales Saturday of $50 bbls at 81 so per Dbl
and day of $50 do at 81 s5 per bbbeing an
of SC.
The Cincinnati Gazette of Monday says:
There was good demand for Mess Pork on Saturday,
chiefly to fill contracts and it having been met pretty
freely by holders about 600 bhls sold at S17s7S At
the latter figure there is good deal to be had Cut Meats
were easier, but prices were not quotaby lower The
change the trade chiefly in stronger disposition
to realize at the rates current This feeling OBJ
tanned prominence after the receipt OF the
from New York, reporting decline OF 2oc per Dbl in
Mess Pork in that market. There was only moderate
demand for Flour at 1915 for superne, and 1905 for
extra. The quotations at New York and New Orleans
offer inducements to shippers and consequently there