The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-02
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK WOOL MARKET-(Walter Browns
Monthly Wool Circular, No go Pine street. New York,
Marcn lsoo)- reviewing the past month, the most
prominent feature presented is the auction sale which
look place in this city the 10TH Previously the
ke mad been quiet buyers keeping aoo await
rug e offering in prospect The result of this sale oil
hat million pounds of domestic Wool has been favora
pie 70 an increased frmness and greater activity In the
market without any material change in prices we near
OF sales ia Boston of 400 600 lbs OF Fleece and
RULED and some lots of Mediterranean and south Amer
lean Woods at In Philadelphia some small
sales are reported in the early part the month and
learn that recently the demand from the local
ufacturers has increased the various grades of Feece
The sales in this CIV domestic Wool including what
was sold at auction amount to about million pounds
leaving very moderate stock supply the wants of con-
sumers for the rest of the season.
Some sales OF washed Smyi ma Wool have been made
and lair supply still remains. Unwashed.Smyrna is dull
but will come more into demand the advances
and the difficulties of cleansing it diminished
Within the past few days there have heen several arr
which as supply Of desirable domestic Wool Of smi
lar quality is much reduced will the attention
manufacturers Of fine goods
We look for steady market for the next few weeks
PHILADELPHIA MARKET February 2s.-rhere is no
Querctron Bark arriving and LIST No is scarce and
wanted at S29 per ton.
There is some little export demand for Fott but gene
rally at price below the views Of holders who ask
ing 1919 5s1x for standard and good straight Super
fne, and SO d6 l2k for Extras bbs sold latter
rate aud 800 bbs good Extra family Sc rs per
bexact terms public The sales the trade range
at from our lowest figures to SO 2597 for Superne
above figures for Superne Rye Flour is selling in
small way only at s425 per Dbl Corn Meal is lower
some 300 bbs cal having been sold to-day
at 50 80 per Dbl.
There is very little Wheat offering or selling day
only 5000 bushels having found buyers, at 81 $50
40 for fair to prime Pennsylvania red and 81 SIS goo
white including 1880 bushels of the latter choice West
ern, on terms kept private. Rye continues in demand
and scarce, and Pennsylvania readily commands 90 cts
Corn is dull. There is not much Offering and only abou
5000 bushels yellow disposed Of at rs cts for prm
dry Southern. afoat 7274 cts. for fair Jersey,
cts. for damp lots Oats unchanged and about 90
bushels sold at 43 cts for Delaware and Jersey
A cts for Pennsylvania. Barley and Barley Malt con
tinue steady, with about the usual business doing
There is very little demand for Cloverseed, and I'll
market is dull at previous quotations. sales Of
bushels however are reported at from s425 up 81
IA Sh for common to good and prime seed, and ii
latter rather Of Timothy sales are making
So 5a37h per hushe the latter for prime lots whic
is an advance Domestic Flaxseed is wanted and seln
at 81 so per bushel.
Whiskey off as wanted at 22G22k cts for drudg
and 24h cts for Ohio bbls leo bills Easton sold %
cts, hhds. at 22h cts.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARXET-For the week endl
February 90 According to the reports from the
marketplacea in the city, there have been received tt