The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW YORK MARKETS, Feb s-Flour and Meal
Inc improved tone in market for Western and State
four noticed yesterday is more marked to-day, with
more active consumption and fair export demand: the
rivals are very light, and very good superne is
ana oeter the low grades in request, and Ohio
ras are rmer at the close; the sales are $50 bbls
$500 10 for superne State and WESTERN S5 20G53O fol
extra do. do; S5.355 40 for choice do; $5755 s5 fol
shipping brands Of roundhoop extra Ohio SIS 906 rs fol
trade brands do and $5.50675 ST. Louis and Gene
see extras Southern Flour is in fair demand and the
low grades better with limited arrivals of all kinds
the inquiry chiefly for shipment; the sales are 40C
bbls: at $5 55oG575 for superfne Baltimore &C., and
So S06 rs for the better brands Rye Flour in fair de
mand and is steady; sales of 2s7 bbls So 6O04 40
Corn Meal is in limited supply and steady demand sales
Of $50 bbs at s35 for Jersey and 20 for Brandywne
Buckwheat Flour is in fair demand and is steady al
Sl62H al 81 per 100 lbs.
Grain-The Wheat market is more active the demand
is chiefly for milling but in part to fill up previou:
freight engagements prices unsettled the sales are
400 bushels good red Southern at $135; 1000 bushels
prime white North Carolina at sl52H Barley is in fair
demand and is held with much frmness: sales
made public quote 74s5c Barley Malt is in fair de
mand sales of 12oO bushels at sO@s5c Rye is in limit
ed demand sales of 200 bushels at SSG90c. Corn
quiet the supply is moderate, and the trade holding
of for larger receipts sales bushels at s@s2c
Jersey and Southern yellow S2xc good white South
ern, and SOC. for New Orleans mixed
Whskey-The market is better; the demand is fair;
sales of470 bbls at 23Gl234c.
Seeds-The supply Cloverseed large and the mar
ket is heavy sales of $50 bushels at sEc and small
lots of choice at s2@skc Timothy Seed is in fatr de-
mand at 81 per bushel of as lbs Calcutta Lnseed
quiet, hut firm at Sl5615S per bushe cash. in Boston,
sales of some 5000 bags the spot said to be at 81 CO.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Feb. 7.-Quercitron Bark
continues scarce and in demand at $2s for first No l.
which rate a small lot was disposed of.
Flour and Mea-There is little no export demand,
but the market continues firm and straight Superfine
Flour scarce at previous quoted rates. most of the stock
being of Extra of which 700 bbs have been dis
posed of at S575G5 SIX, including lot of family at
SO 25 per bbl. good straight Superfne is wanted at
s562x, but there is little stock here and trade
are buying moderately from this figure up S6d per
@ Dbl for extra and fancy lots as in quality Rye Flour is
Meal at S375 per bbl, without finding buyers at these
rates.
Grain-There is a steady demand for Wheat and about
$500 bushels found buyers mostly good prime Penn
sylvania and Southern red at 81 a. in the
in sore white scarce and ranges at 401 So in
quality Rye continues in request, and Pennsyl lvania
sells on arrival at 90 cts Corn is rather better the de-
mand continues limited but the receipts very light
and about 900 bushels yellow sold in lots at 76G77
IN store Oats are unchanged, with small sales of Penn
sylS ana at GAS cts. No Southern Offering they are
worth 43 cts No alteration in Barley Barley Malt.
Hides and Leather dull, and no sales of either of
any amount reported.
Seeds.-There is rather more doing in Clover which
moves off freely at the Decline sales reaching
ZOO bushels at S4 25450 for poor, $4 75G5 for good
and prime and S. 25 per bushel for choice lots
including from second hands at the latter rate the
bulk of the sales at about SIS per bushe Timothy
is scarce and wanted end prime sells at S3G3 25 per
bushel Domestic Flaxseed selling arrival s16o
Teas and Tobacco unchanged but rather more ac-
tive.
6ols 24c for Western do 22c for hhds, and 21G21Hc
NILMlNGlON MARKET, February 6.-Turpentine.
No change to note in prices 2l5 bbls sold this
morning at 81 rs for Yellow Dip, 1920 for Virgin, and
$1.75 for Hard.
Spirts.-No sales to-day. 149 bbls. sold Saturday
at AZ cts per gallon.
Tar.-Sales to-day of 200 bbls. Tar at 81 per Dbl.
Rosn.-Saes of 430 bbls. Common Rosn to-day 81 OK
per gross bbl, without charge of extras
NEW ORLEANS February 5.-Sugar-The receipts
are very light and the market is firm yesterdays
prices with sales of about 700 hhds fair to fully fair
at 6Ad974 cts per lb.
Moasses-With only tri1ng receipts we notice sales of
barely 900 bbs 303s for Inferior fermentng and
ordinary and 3s40 and Al cts per gallon for prime
choice.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. Feb S.-Cotton-The market is irregular
but prices unchanged-sales of 1000 bales Flour is
hgher-sales of 1880 bbls.; State s5o5(d51O; Ohio
S575G5.90; Southern $5.50l5.75. Wheat is buoyant-
sales of $500 bushels Milwaukee Club $1.1S in store
Corn is frm-saes of $500 bushels S0S2H cts for
white and yellow. Beef is seady-saes of repacked at
$99l0 Pork is seady-saes of 5000 bbls Mess SIT 81
new do $lSl2G1s25; Prime s12; new do. s14 259
l4%H. Lard is firm at 10A(G114 cts. Whskey closed
firm at "a cts. Sugar is steady; Muscovado 747% cts
Moasses is steady; New Orleans AZ cts Spirits Tupen-
tine closed firm but quiet Rosn is dull at 81 40. Rice
is steady
Cattle Market-Beeves depressed. Receipts 3 500 head
Prices have advanced to cent Sales at prices rang
ing from to 10H cts average of to S4 cts Sheep
market depressed Receipts of $500 head Sales at
decline of rs to rs cts Swne-Receips of 5000 head
Sales at 5G6A cts. for live hogs, and 7H0Sh cts for
dressed.
PHILADELPHIA, February s.-Flour is firm at So 62H "a
S5s7h. Wheat is steady-whte 14O615O cts; red 1331
l35 cts Corn generally closed with an advancing ten
dency Provisions are firm Whiskey has declined u
cent-sales at 22@l24 Cts