The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-02

extras S65OG675 for shipping brands of round hoop
ira Ohio closing at about Sc 7 So 70 for trade
brands do So 70G7 for St. Louis brands and S690GS q
for extra Genesee.
Canadian flour is in limited demand at Sc. 6.5oG7. 40
Southern flour is held higher and is shade better, the
demand is not active sales of 16 900 barrels at
go for superne Baltimore and 675 25 for the better
brands. RYe -four and Corn meal steady.
Frus-Minturn Partridge sold by auction the cargo
of bark Samuel G. Adams, from Messna to day, follows
$40 boxes Messina oranges $3.50 8 so do do. $053 90
$50 do do. S3353 SO 900 do. dos so 900 do do 335
50; 1880 lemons at 81: 2:2592.30, cash.
Grain-The wheat market is better and active
closing unsettled for winter and dull for spring-the
sales are ~ 900 bushels at 81 for mixed southern
al so for red western. Rye is held with rmness
sales of 1900 bushels at Soc. Barley is in fair demand
sales of 1000 bushels inferior State at 60c and good
do. at 75c
Oats plenty and in fair demand at 53G55 cts
for State and 56G5S cts for Western and Canadian Corn
is better and in lively demandsales of AZ 900 bushels
S4dS5 cts for Western mixed s4dS5h for white South
S64ds cts for Jersey and Southern yellow, and Sc
cts for Northern yellow
Molasses inactive but prices are without essential
chansesaes of 100 hhds Muscovado at 2sga3 cts and
do by auction, part tart, at 22(g2s cts, cash.
Provsons.The Pork market is frner, but the demand
new mess $1,000 ale so for thin mess Si575Gi650 for
prime mess $40 so for clear, and $12 5O275for prime
included in the sales 500 bbs mess buyers option
60 days.
Beef is better and in fair the trade sales of
10o bbs at soar for country prime; s7.75Gs.75 do
mess 975Gll so for repacked mess and sl3G1962K for
extra do.
Prime mess is in fair demand at s17621 Beef hams
are seadysales of $50 bbls S14G7 Bacon is
sales 10000 lbs clear short middles at 104 Cut
are not so firm and are not peny-sales of 200 hhds
and tres. at 6g7 cts. for shoulders, and SG9x cts
for hams.
Lard is dull and heavy; the arrivals are libera-sales
supply, and is dull at 91O for Ohio and 1223
for State Cheese is in fair demaud 6GIO6 cts.
Rice-ls steady and in limited request-sales of 100
tres * GE4 Il cts
seeds-CaIcutta nseed is steady, and fair request
sl63 per bus. cash.
sugars-Have been in improved request, at slightly en-.
and few at 1913 cts also $50 do Porto Rico at a.
= cts 25 do in bond at z cts. 100 do. New Orleans
| 6d7& cts; and 100 do. Melado at 5d5I cts.
| Tin-Pig has been active at slightly improved
ratesae of 700 slabs sraghts part to arrive at 81 4
BIN cts, months; 200 do Banca at lAG32 cts cash
and tons English, on private terms. Plates dull
| sales Of 800 boxes = rd. Y, private terms.
Whiskey.The market is frmer; the demand is fair
| sales of $50 bbls. at 25G2jh cts.
| PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, April 30-Evening-
! The stock of Quercitron Bark is extremely liebt
and it is wanted sale of IS hhds at price kept Sc
cret, but an advance our last quotation
The Flour market is quite firm, the receipts
tremey small and the stock is gradually becoming redu
ced The sales for shipment comprise 1900 barrels
Western extra at So 5OG6 62k per barre barrels
ira family at 1913 and 500 barrels superne 25
sales to the home trade have been extent within
the range of these quotations Rye Flour Corn Meal
latter at 1915 per barrel
tI Gran.IWheat = of prime quality is scarce, and much
wanted hut inferior descriptions dull Small sales
good Red at Sl5Sd16 60, and White 81 63GI 65 per
bushe Rye continues to command SO cents Corn is in
good request at further advance of per bushe
Sales of 5000 bushels yellow at S9d90 cents part aoa
and in store. Oats steady at 55 rer bushe
5000 bushels Southern Feed sold on private terms
Coffee, Sugar and Moasses are extremely dull
In Provisions there is no change
The depression which has marked the of the coal
trade since the commencement of the year. still continues
There are but few orders coming forward either
Eastward or from the South and prices continue to rule
s3i5a3 25 and Red at sS58 IS per ton free on board
at Port Richmond. Lehigh sells slowly sS37%d as so
Btqminous coal sduli We quote at l4414k cents per
buShe
Whiskey is in fair demand. Sales of 600 bbls Penn
sylvania at 26H cents Ohio do at 27 cents; hhds
cents, and Drudge at 24k cents.
From the Shippinq Lia1
BOSTON COTTON GOODS Brown Sheetngs and
Shirtngs remain without change Heavy standard Goods
are held at So cs with sales price as wanted by
shade less Medium Sheetngs and Shirtngs are selling
at cts, and light at So cts Desirable STYLES Of
Bleached Sheetngs and Shirtngs in demand but the
business generally is quiet with no stock of any conse
quence on the market Brown Drills quite firm with
an active demand for export Considerable sales at So
cts The Pepperels have been sold ahead the 1st of
August at cts and the production of many other mills
have been engaged ahead five at s u cts or
the value of goods when delivered Beached Drills are
selling at cts and Blues at 10HlO1 cts. Print
Cloths remain quite steady and have been in fair de
mand Prints of desirable styles continue to he in
mand and sold close up Prices continue to range
from S1dll cts. for Madder and Amaranh New York
rs nave been in market forcing off Prints at comparative
y low prices butt does not effect the sale
goods of leading mills. Denim continue in demand
iuy equal to the production. Stripes Ticks, Osnaburgs
and Cotton Flannels. remain quite steady. Gnghans
continue cor tin in fair demand and are selling at oH@Io
Challies the season has about closed.
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET-Tbe Root
and Shoe Market has scarcely varied since our report of
last week. A moderate amount of orders have been
received from the South and West, and few buyers
have been here from neighhorng cities but the bulk Of
the business has been with the New England trade who
are purchasing full average supplies Prices generally
are firm with small stock of seasonable goods in mar
ket: We look for quiet market for month two
Manufacturers have not as yet turned their attention
much to Fall work, the present high ruling prices Of
stock being a check on active movement Some of them
are still engaged on orders, and the business With them
Tor some weeks will he confined mostly orders There
anything less tone to the Hide and Leather
than for weeks but it is generally believed that no
material decline will take place.
For California there continues b. considerable innui-
y and the quantity of goods going forward will be pretty
large, notwithstanding the late advces that market
are quite d,couragng. The imports at San Francisco
from the 9th December 1855 3st March 1859 were
29O90 packages, against 2S2 pkgs. during the same
period last Late advices state that present year
was commenced with low prices and large which
has since been steadily augmenting, the current de
they came to hand The market latterly has been run
down to the lowest point by the competition existing be
leading importing auction bouse and hr dealers
by which sales have been urged of the
ments of the trade Large shipments the present
will have tendency to keep that market oversocked and
depressed No cearances from this port San Francisco
the past week.-Shilptng List.
CINCINNATI MARKET, Thursday, Apri, 2s.-Four-
The market opened firm with a good demand but after
the news from New York made public on change,
25c. per bb and this advance fully established at
the close The sales comprise 5000 bbs, opening at
S5i0G S515 for superhne and closing at S590G 600
and So ooa625 for extra The receipts continue light
Whiskey-The market is rather frmer to-day, with
fair demand and light arrivals of7OO bbls at
23AG23Ac, the latter for wagon
Proyisions-There was a good demand for bacon to-
day under the advces from New Orleans, at 6AG6Tc
for Shoulders and SIZE for Sides but holders conended
more strongly for and &c. hence the sales
to 10 hds Shoulders m at 6s packed and 10000 lbs do
Nothing transpred in Bulk Meats, but holders are
Lard is dull and lower, and prime bb was offered at
lie to-day, without finding buyers The only sales were
100 bhs and tierces at 1lc and lis do head gut
part sour, at 104c
Nothing done in Mess Pork, and prices are nominal at
CHARLESTON, April % 9-Rice-A good demand for |
the better grades continued to exist during past week.
and the arrivals of these met with ready sales land
ing at from 81 %G47s; the quantity offering being how
ever very light For ordinary to fair grades the demand
was less active, prices continuing at from S03h Re- |
ceved the past week 1850 tierces exported in same time
tierces.
Rough Rice.-The arrivals about 1000 bushels, were
taken by millers at prices ranging from S3G95 cts.
WILMINGTON MARKET, April so--Turpentine-
Sales yesterday of 347 bbs and to-day do at
$50 lbs ~ - O." " u fe'
spirit-saes yesterday of so bbls at 4s cts per gal
transactions in other grades
Tar-Sales yesterday of 100 bbs 81 rs per bbl and
to-day OF 100 do. at same price.
AhhAANDRlA FISH MARkET-About 5000 Her |
rings arrived Saturday which sold s11 to s12 per
thousand Shad do not increase, sold from SIS to
SIS per hundred.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
PHILADELPHIA, April 30.-Flour firm the stock Is
rapdiy reducing Red Wheat is wanted: sales at l55
l60 cts white 163dl65 cts Corn is excited sales at an
advance of Ct; yellow S9G90 cts Whskey closed |
steady at % (d27 cts ~
CINCINNATI April 2e-Four is firm at So per barrel
Bacon firm at 7HG9 cts. Lard is quiet at ii cts Pork
quiet at $17.
SAVANNAH, April 29.--Cotton.-The market is quiet
to-day, with sales ofony 220 bales Prices unsettled
NEW ORLEANS April 29.-CotIon-Sales of $500 bales
to day. Moasses sells at SO cts. Flour has an advanc-
ing tendency-sales at Sc Corn is buoyant 81 Cof
fee firm at cts Sales of the week 10 900 bags
There have been imports this week Stock in port
IL, bags, against $500 bags the stock hand the
same time last year Freights cotton to Liverpool
9-32d.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Correspondence Of the Hauana Republican,
HAVANA April 25.-With the exception Of brisk de-
mand Tor sugars suited for the Spanish and French
markets. business has been quite inactive since my last
advices and holders have yielded nearly rial per arrobe
especially for the lower classes ID. s. Nos ii to II
quoted at S to S& rias per arrobe Nos Is 20
IL to Tx rals per arrobe. The arrival Of the next