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

- Tha Ind
dent of Thursday says:
1.-THE private sales by the importers are good and de-
ter them from sending any to the auton Auction
sales will hardly commence till the 18th of March Job
bers are buying considerably, while sales are mea
suraby on the increase The large supplies of French
silks render prices heavy except for what are termed de-
sirable kinds, which of a fuctuatinG description
Dress goods rather dull Black silks are standard
article, and sell readily Ribbons some request
Dress prints not active. There good assort
ment with limited demand. Linens are in good de-
mand Woollen goods are heavy and are steadily de-
clining in price. The market is glutted with goods
Jobbers have We'd with the usual importers in mportin
goods and consequently much is unsaeable In domes
tic cotton staple goods there good activity Jobbers
buying freely from the commission house Southern
and southwestern houses buy largely Western houses
on the increase We are competing. .encouragingy with
the English in low cotton goods among Chinese and
in India In print goods We observe considerable de-
preston and reduction in price is conceded The only
class of woCens selling is fancy cassimeres of which the
desirable styles are in good demand"
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, March 1-Quercitron
Bark is and wanted the last sales 1st No were
Holders of Flour firm in their views hut there is
little demand for export and superne is offered at
IS 755 SIN for standard and good straight brands with
out finding buyers except in lots to the trade at from
these rates up to $617 per Dbl. for and fancy
brands, as in quaty-the receipts however ere light
Rye Flour is also in light stock and held at per
Corn Meal is steady but quiet at the late decline and
Pennsylvania Meal is held at $3.50 per bbl
There is not much demand for Wheat the receipts con-
unue very light and the market firm with further sales
of 1000 bushels at 81 3s1 40 reds and 81 55GI 81
for white, as in quality. Rye is wanted and Pennsyva-
mia sells readily at 92 cts Corn continues dull and
settled and sales of 34 reported
73d74 cts for good yeIlow-the former in cars-and
~ cts for white Oats are unchanged, and Pennsylvania
sell slowly at A cts 900 bushels Delaware 42%
cts atioat Barley and Malt steady, with fair bust
ness doing in the latter.
There has been doing Cloverseed and some $50
bushels sold at 81 504 S7% mostly at s45OG475 per
Dushel and the market is dull Timothy and Flaxseed
are unchanged, with but little offering.
There is no change in Whiskey, and small business
doing at 23 cts for Pennsylvania barrels 24h CTS for
hin ,ln eDofc forl 90
PHILADELPHIA COFFEE CIRCULAR-,Monthly
statement
Imports since JAN l. 1s6O of Rio direct . 564 bags
Other descriptions. s...................2 2746 @
1880
Same Same period 1859, of Rio. $50 bags
other descriptions. .............. 4.720 "
- 2O,5eU
Decrease of direct imports this
yedr''... ...... .....'....... 4l90
Decrease of Rio, this year....... 2,216
Decrease of other decriptons ... 1874 4,19O "
Stock in first and second hands
oe i thls DAY OF kio.'...... none
vi other descriptions
Same time last year. of Rio...... 500
ot other descriptions. s............ 6,S30
- 1880 "
Decrease of stock this year. all descriptions $50 bags
Arrivals from Rio de Janero, bark Reindeer. bags
C. E. Tay.. AGA "
Total imports, this MONTH all descriptions 1864 "
Sales of the month comprise $1,000 bags Rio embracing
2lO0 bags Reindeer at 12hc, and 4l64 bags Elf
and Tay at 124c., and selections at 1S to l34c Our
market during the past month has advanced to Nc.
all grades. We quote Rio ordinary, H. fair 12H;
good prime, 12A to l34c. Sales restricted only
for want of stock to operate in.
ANDREWS MORRIS, Brokers.
WILMINGTON MARKET, Feb. .29-Turpentine Fur
ther yesterday of 900 bbls Turpentne S275 for
Yellow Dip, 81 20 for Virgin, and 81 go for Hard. This
morning lot of 1856 bbls. reported at the same
price. Since then, however, parcels have been offered
but not sod buyers do not disposed to operate,
unless at a decline.
Tar-one small lot of Tar is reported sold to-day
| 81. 90 per Dbl.
SpiritsThe market for Spirits is dull and changeabe.
But small lot is reported today and that sold at
| 424 cts. per gallon.
Rosn-sales to-day Of 300 bbs. Common at 81 06 for
tale bbs and Of 700 bb do at Is per bbl for $40 lbs
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK March Cotton is buoyant-sales of 200
| bales middling Upland, 11@11H. Flour is frm-saes
of II 500 bbls State, 515G5 25 Ohio 59O@6. Wheat
rmwsales Of 5000 bushels; Milwaukee club, 81 .22k
white Western Corn is rm-sales of 10 900 bushels
at 7s9s1c for white and yellow Pork is heavy-Mess