The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-24
34,943 bags.
WIN. ScoTT & Son, Coffee Brokers.

| PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, May 22-rhe Flour
market continues without change the sales being only
to supply the wants of the trade who buy slowly at
S575a6 for superfne; S6d6 .25 for extra and from
S657H up to $50 bb for fancy brands as in quail
~ Rye Flour and Corn Meal are very quiet we quote
the former 81 12& the latter at s SO Der bb for
Pennsylvania Meal. Wheat.-There is a fair amount
Offering but the demand for it is limited and prices are
parey maintained sales include 800 bushels fair Penn
yYana red at 1885, 81 900 bushels good and choice do
at S40dl45 mostly at the former rate and white in
small lots at $15oal60 Rye is rather lower and a
small sale of Pennsylvania at ss cts Corn is
not so plenty about 5000 bushels at 7576 cts for
good and prime Southern yellow a1oat including poor
lots which are very unsaeable at 70G73 cts and white
at "a cts Oats DULL quote d. cts
and Delaware at "A cts. without much doing There
nothng doing In Quercitron and first No is held at
Ss per ton small sale of Spanish Oak was made at
per cord. Groceries-The movement is confined to Su
gars which in good demand and bringing full rates
with further sales of 300 hhds Cuba and 500 bags St
Domlngo at l2S cts, on time Provisions-The market
IS nrm and advancing with rather doing 100 casks
Bacon sold at 1lG12h cts for Hams OH cts for Sides
and S2 cts for shoulders, held higher OF Green
Meats we note sales of 100 casks Shoulders salt
July delivery at cts cash. and 80 casks do the spot
at IN cts Lard is better 120 tierces Western sold
al Pce Kept private prime worth II and kegs
bbls selling Slowly q cts Ohio do 221 cts drndga
70 cts, and hhds. at q cts. per gallon.
WILMINGTON MARKET, May 2O-Turpentine.-Fur-
ther sales on Saturday of 100 bbs Turpenne at rs for
Virgin S255 for Yellow Dip and 81 55 per Dbl for Hard
per 2SO lbs To-day 800 bbs changed hands at the same
rates. " ''' SAINT
Tar has declined cts since Saturday. and $50 hills
were sold this morning at 81 80 per bbi.
Rosin-No transactions reported in Rosin to-day
spirits Turpentine.-Further sales Saturday of 100
Dds spirits Tupentne, at ~ cts per gallon for extra
barrels To-day 26 bbs. sold at 40% cts which
sale however could not fairly be considered criterion
of the market to-day.
ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKET, May 22-The arrivals
continue to decrease but prices well sustained and
good demand continues. Today, 10000 Herring and
looo Shad were brought up, and sold at s5G550 Der
thousand for Herring, and Sl3l6 per hundred for Shad
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK. May 23.-Cotton is steady-sales to-day of
2oOo bales Flour depressed-sales of 16 500 bbls at
decline of cts State $5d5I0; Ohio $5 s0G6; Southern
20 a5(ab25 Wheat hasa declining tendency-sales of
80 900 bushels white Western 81 50 80 Milwaukee
CIub % Corn has declining tendency-sales of
III 700 bushels mixed 57(d70 cts; yellow 70 cts white
81 cts Pork is heavyMess is firm at sly 81 SI7 75-
hlskey closed firm at % cts Sugar is quiet at an ad
va nee OF d-Muscavado 6Sld74 cts. Spirits Turpen-
u ne heayy at 454 cts Rosin is steady at 53l 55-
ice is steady.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
COASTWISE
- rBosToN-SeamShip Ben Deford-150 bales dry goods
Fitzgerald, Booth Co.; 63 cases do Rice Chase Co
rs pkgs mdse III boots and shoes sundry per-
sons 10y -' Pa
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
CARDENAs-Bdrk james Cook-350 tons coal