The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-05

Molasses-The market is quiet and somewhat heavy,
though not quotaby lower
g. %6174 and 45 do. New Orleans at Y Gds64 cts.
Ashes-Both kinds frm sales of pots at 1925 and
pearls at S5 so.
Fruts-By auction Minturn Partridge sold the cargo
Of the bark Addison Child from Palermo, as follows 253
boxes fresh Sicily oranges at 81 05, 557 do do at 205
do at s2O5; 6os do. do. at s215 500 do do at $4,000
225; 620 do do. lemons at $2Q205 591 do do at 500
EOS, cash.
Hay-The market is quiet-saes of 500 bales at $50
e5 cts. per 100 lbs.
Hides are dull-saes of 800 western slaughter 6s
lbs. at OK cash. The stock hand is estimated at
against 49, 300 last year. and 1861 the be
fore.
Naval Stores-spirits turpentine continues in good
demand at the of 700 bbs at AZ cts
for reections, 47K4S cts for merchantabe and 4Sh9
40 cts for shipping lots. Crude still quiet owing to
62k per $40 lbs aaoat delivered The medium and
fine grades rather quiet-saes of 800 bbls. No. at
s225G2 So and 800 do do at s275 per $50 lbs Tar
quiet but firm at 81. .25d92 80 as to quality
oils.Linseed is in fair requestsaes of 900 gallons
at 559 cts in casks and in bbs Crude Whale is quiet
but firm at so cts and upward Crude Sperm is in light
stock and, with moderate inquiry, prices rule firmly
sales of 300 bbs at per gallon cash Other kinds
sell slowly, at steady rates.
Rice.-The inquiry is limited owing to the light stock
offering and the high prices demandedsales of $50 tres
at 81 (G4H cts, as to quality.
Tallow is in good demand, and is rmsales of $4,000
lbs prime City at II cs and 5000 lbs white grease, at
9 cts, cash
whiskey is irm-sales of $50 bbs. at 2SK cts. gene
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, March 3-P M-The
Flour market has undergone change. Holders are
firm in their views hut there very little demand either
for export home consumption The only sales report
ed are 200 barrels Brandywine per barreE 500
barrels Jenny Lind extra family private terms and
200 barrels extra family $685. 500 barrels extra
So The sales to the trade from $575G5S7h for
common and good Superfne $6d612h for extras 1925
d6.75 for extra family, and S6.S71(d7.25 for fancy
lots Supplies come forward slowly and there is
quiet The former is held at s4 and the latter at $3.50
per barrel.
good request for milling at yesterdays quotations. Sales
of 900 bushels good red at $137h(d140 per bushel.
White from 81 so to $157 Rye sells arrival
90 cts. Corn is in rather better demand but prices
unchanged Sales of 1000 bushels yellow at "a cts,
aoat and lot in the at 73 cts Oats unchan.
ged Sales of 200 bushels at 44d44b cts per bushel
New York Barley at sc cts. Barley Malt is active and
free sales have been made at 95l05 cts bushe cash
and on time.
Coverseed continues in freely, and for good
lots there is fair inquiry Sales of 300 bushels at 81 so
d5.064 per GA bs., the latter figure for lot of extra
quality. Timothy is and in demand at S3 259
$S.S7K per bushe Flaxseed is wanted at sl.6o.
Provisions are very quiet Mess Pork is held at SIS Is
and new Prime at $15 Sales of smoked Hams at l1G13
cts Sides at 1o3s@10k cts, and Shoulders at SS9Sh
cts-60 days Green meats rather lower. Sales of
100 casks Hams in salt and pickle at l0 cts time
Lard is steady at 114G11k cts in bbs and II cts. in
kegs Butter is dull at 10HG12 cts for solid packed
Whkey is dull Sales of 200 Ohio bbls at "A cts 100
do. do. at 24H cs Pennsylvania at 23K cts. hhds. at
22H cts, and Drudge at p cts.
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET-For the week end,
ing March I'm the Dry Goods trade there is scarcely
any change to notice since last report. The mar
ket along steadily and quietly and with less than
the usual excitement but have doubt manufactu-
rers are fully satisfied their goods appear to be taken
up fast produced either for export consumption
at satisfactory prices. The trade is in good healthy po
stion especially for all leading styles of Cotton Goods
and bids fair to continue prosperous for time to
come.
Jobber in the Southern and Western trade continue
be fully employed, and have been doing than in any
other department of the jobbing line this usually
the at this of the year. The New England
trade is inactive and rather backward fair average
business is, however, expected.-Shipping LAST.
BOOT AND SHOE MARKET.-For the week ending
March 2-The Boot and Shoe business has continued
quite active since last weeks report Southern and
Western buyers have purchased freely but notwithsand
ing the production is now comparatively trifing
account of the strikes in the leading manufacturing
towns holders of goods have been unable realize any
advance. few desirable kinds of work, Of which the
stock is light command fair prices but many kinds Of
heavy work still Offering at runously low figures,
holders of goods wish to relieve themselves of all
plus stocks The future prospects of the trade look how
ever encouraging especially if the strike continues for
any length of tme and it is expected that with the fall
trade the business will take and fresh start Advces
from the West and South, during the week. report
kets there fully supplied and notwithstanding the pres
ent difficulties in the trade, supplies likely to be quite
equal to the demand for the present A portion of the
ulave character is believed that prices have touch
ed as low figure they likely to reach for
years
Business among the manufacturers continues quite un
settled. The Hide trade presents features We
salted continue in demand for export and consumption
and the depressed state of the trade in
corresponding branches prices of all kinds of Hides
tinue to be fully maintained. In the Leather business
there has been rather doing in both Upper and Sole
but it expected that the present demand will be bu
temporary
For California there is moderate inquiry. Among
the exports of the week notice 700 to San Fran
cisco by the Wild Ranger, and ,313 by the Mary
E Bach From New York only notice shipments of L
cases.
| WILMINGTON MARKET, March 3.-Turpentine-Sale
to-day OIL 2o bbls Turpentine at s27o for yellow dip
| S2.2O for virgin, and 81 go for hard.
Tar-Sales to-day of 80 bbls. Tar at 81 90 per Dbl.
Rosn-No sales to report in Rosn to-day.
Spirs-Snce our last have to report considerable
advance the price of Spirits Turpentine. Sales yes
terday afternoon and this morning of 200 casks at AZ
| 43H(d44 cts. per gallon. -
| MARK ETS b Y TELEGRAPH
New ORLEANS March 3Sales of 10 600 bales of Cotto
to day The market is generally unchanged. Sugar 6&
al Freights and rates of Exchanges unchanged
CINCINNATI, March 3.-Flour has advanced 5G10 cts
Sales at S545 Whiskey is dull and heavy at 19h cts
Provisions dull-there is nothing doing. Lard i
selling at II cts. Mess Pork s17.25. The money marke
is tight ana the demand pressing and beyond supply