The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-16
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. April 14.-The inclem
ency OF the weather has limited operations day in all
to-day. ~ ~
There nothing doing in Quercitron Bark and 1s No
IS steady at 1873 per ton.
The Cotton market is firm, but quiet and a few small
sales only are reported, at previous rates.
There is no change in Flour but the market continues
tent of about 900 bbs extra Family taken at
price Kept private The retailers and bakers buying
IN small way only, at from $625 up S675 for com
mon to choice superine and extra and STAR so per Dbl
for fancy lots in quality The receipts continue light
but there is little export demand, and the market
very dull at the above figures Rye Flour and Corn Meal
are steady but quiet at A 25 for the former and S3S7h
per Dbl the latter, and little nothing doing in the
way of sales.
In Grain the movement is small to-day and prices
ABOUT the same, Wheat ranging at 150@l56c reds
prime OF Rye, sale of 500 bushels Pennsylvania was
made at S5c Corn is in moderate request and about
$500 bushels good Pennsylvania yellow brought S7SSc
aioat Oats unchanged and Pennsylvania are quoted
at 5d52c the latter for prime lots Barley and Barley
Malt remain dull.
no alteration in the market for Groceries, and
little or nothing doing to day, in the way of sales
me PROVISION market is also very quiet but without
any change to notice.
In Seeds there is very little doing and CIoverseed is
quoted at s52595.5O per bushel, but the offerings are
Whiskey is moving off as wanted at 24624bc for
drudge: 25G25Hc for hhds. and 25H@26Kc. for Penn
sy!yania and Western barrels.
NEW ORLEANS, April 9--sugar-we remarked in
our last review that the demand had moderate and
the market had exhibited but little change since which
prices have continued steady sales comprising barely
5oo hhds on Wednesday the basis 6d69sc for fair
10 Iuy alr; $50 on Thursday at about the figures
and 500 aggregate for the three ays
of $50 hhds and for the week of 500 within the range
OF the following quotations Inferior 3k(d4Ac common
to good common 54@5Ac. fair to fully fair 6d6H cts
PIdme TO s choice 6a%g7sc; centrifugal and clarified ~
220l hhds. Exported 1896, including 6S9 to New York
and 81 to Philadelphia. Weeks receipts 1855 hhds Ex-
ports 800 hhds
Molasses.-The market closed on last Tuesday at oa
Soc for Fermentng and 3OG31 kc for Prime to Choice
since which the demand has been moderate without any
material change in prices the sales comprising 400 bbls
on Wednesday 1850 oI Thursday, and 700 Yesterday
making aggregate for the DAYS of $3.50 hbls and
for the week of $780, Received since the 5h inst 2S9l
bbs and 4o4 half bbs. Exported 73o bbls to Phadel
phia Weeks receipts 53o9 bbls 72s half bbls Ex-
CoGee-The demand has continued moderate without
any material change in prices the sales of Rio for the
past three days comprising about 5000 bags including
$50 at H. and 60 4 The entire sales of the week
embrace 1o,757 bags, as follows: 800 (Skmmngs) at
526s at 10 726 at IL 230 at 1IK $50 at Ii and l5O at
IN. Lonsdae's Weekly Statement sets down the stock
at lso24 bags ncludng 27o in second hands against
II S2l same time last The market closed 1O4
(Gl0Hc for Ordinary, 10KG1l4 for Fair to Good Fair
and II for Prime Imports this week, 4sOO bags per
Frederick Lennig, and 366 per Taulah-tota s4l6 I'm
ports since 1s July direct 34 bags coastwise lO3
total S44, ,7S2 against 2O2 42s time last year.
CHARLESTON, April 13-Rice-The market for this
article during the past week has continued unchanged
both in regard to good demand well the firm
reported in lastthe receipts Of the week amounting
to $500 terces fully absorbed by the demand at
prices ranging from 81 to 4sthe bulk of the sales,
however, at from 81 to 3A for fair to good quality prime
and strictly prime continuing scarce and the market
almost bare Exports of the past week 1854 terces in
cludng $40 erces, the equivalent Of IL 3S2 bushels
ported in the rough-remaning shpboard not cleared
1888 tierces.
Rough Rce.-Arrvals of the week, 35 900 bushels, of
which 600 bushels changed hands, being taken
by millers at from 90G96 cents per bushel.
WILMINGTON MARKET, April 14-Turpentine.-
yesterday f0-da Of do u
lSr o Virgin sSo5 for Yellow dip and s75 for hard per
Rosn.-No transactions ...
Tar.-sales yesterday of 1913 bbls at sI75 per Dbl.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. 1fL
NEW YoRK, April l5-Cotto n-sales Of 1900 bales to.