The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-12

! DOMESTIC MARKETS.
| NEW YORK MARKETS, March 10-Flour, &c.-West
ern canal Flour is in active request and prices have again
advanced, more particularly for the medium and better
grades. Common State is also better. The sales are
oo00 bbsa S. 30G5 40 for superfne State and Western
SIS 4O5 65 for do 106 25 for round hoop
Ohio $63O7 % for trade brands do and SC soar 60 for
st. Louis extras.
Canadian Flour is firm and in good demand-sales of
420 bbls. at 5.S0d7 25
Southern Flour lively request and prices are bet
ter-the arrivals are light and the tendency is still up
ward. The sales 4200 bbs at S615d630 for super
fine Baltimore &C., and $645d750 for the better grades
Rye Flour is in fair demand at $36oGl 40
and s415 for Brandywine.
Buckwheat Flour is better and in demand at s1.s192
GRAIN-Wheat is better and in fair demand for mill
ng-saes last evening of 10400 bush. Milwaukee club
at 81 25 in store now held at 81 80, with offers of 81 25
$500 bush Chicago spring to day l23, in store small
lot red Long Island at S142%, and part of a cargo
of White Canadian at sl62h, in store.
Barley Is held with much frmness with fair inquiry
at 77GS9 cts. Barley malt quiet at 90992lcts. Oats
are without changesales of western and Canadian at
sales of 5000 bus. at SIS cts. for northern.
Corn is firm and in fair demand for the trade and the
eastsaes of 10000 bus at 7Sd7 cts for western
6 cts for soft southern and 9G cts for white and yell
| low Jersey and southern.
Provisions-Pork a shade lower, and in active
request partly for delivery Sales of 100 bbs
at Sl7O617 Is for old mess SlS24 20 for mess;
$l45OG1462k for new prime; sl4.25 for coed rumps,
sl2 old prime. Included in the sales 900
bbIs new mess, deliverable the last half of April, at
ss.37H the buyer selecting Amebury Inspection, and
500 bbls do, all April delivery, on private terms
Beef is firm and in fair demand-saes of 500 bbls. at
So 5 so for country mess 95o@o5O for repacked mess
and IL 50G}12 so for extra.
Beef hams are dull at 13(a16c Bacon is quiet at 9k
lie. Cut meats are heavy and inactve-sales of 100
hhds. shoulders at 7d74c., and hams at 9G94.
Lard steady and in fair demand-saes of AIS bbls at
| 1OA@11%c.
Conee-The demand is fair, and with reduced supply
now reduced to 900 bags and the market is CT better
No Rio is sale below 12h cts, and choice is
the market that cannot be obtained short of IA
transactions comprise 2,400 bags Rio at IL Gl34
and 600 do at an advance but the terms we could not
learn, 400 bags Jamaica at 12A cts, and 300 do Porto
Rico at IA cts also 200 bags Cape on private terms.
sugars-Are in better request The sales $50 hhds
Porto Rico at q 6l74 cts 20 do Cuba TX cts, and
1919 hhds yesterday at 64G6A cts for Cuba refining,
and G7S cts for Porto Rico. The stock hand is
estimated at IA 500 hhds $4,000 boxes, 22OO bags and
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET, for the week end
sng March 9-The movements in Dry Goods the past
week indicate very little change from previous
ports for weeks. The Cotton Goods market contin
nes as rm ana Duoyant as previously noticed good
demand for both export and consumption The adyices
from abroad are also favorable. Manufacturers at Man
chester fully employed at good prices and from the
East Indies the dvces encourage the continuance of the
export demand which our manufacturers have been
scarcely able to supply for some time past Most of the
goods sold week to week for future delivery and
everything indicates healthy and prosperous trade
| with demand fully equal to the production
Wooen Goods move more slowly, but great accumu-
aon has taken place. and many desirable styles continue
to be engaged ahead There is however less buoyant
feeling in the market and the trade do not operate with
that confidence which is manifest in the Cotton Goods
partment. There has been considerable movement in
Wool thu past week the private transactions embracing
some 900 lbs but the operations have been confined
principally to the low grades of foreign embracing
considerable lots of Valparaiso and Mediterranean. At
this time last manufacturers contracted largely in
the West for the next clip of fine Woos but the state
the market for some months past both for goods and
cautious policy the coming year.
Jobbers generally complain of quiet state Of things,
Southwestern and Western trade, and the business may
be considered fair average for the The New
England trade will soon operations and look
for more general activity in few weeks.-Shppng List
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET, March O.
The Boot and Shoe market has varied materially
last week. The sales have been considerable
to Western and Southern buyers but the bulk of the trade
is for the we look for gradual fall
ing off, although fair business is likely done
some weeks yet. The New England trade will
mence purchasing The strikes in the country have
tended during the week, and evidently mpar
dence to holders of goods The general opinion
surplus stocks will be exhausted that with the
fall trade the business will become healthy and prosper
Gus. No improvement has yet been realized in prices
and some goods still sold at very low figures Desira
bic work has become comparatively and is
difficult to fill orders for some descriptions.
Business continues quite unsettled among the
facturer and at the prospect of early settle
ment of the difficulties between the manufacturers and
workmen is not very encouraging. The present and
prospective prices of goods is encouraging enough
for manufacturers to turn work at increased
cost and they will evidently resist the demands of Jour
neymen as long possible. The market for Hides
mains without material change. The export demand
continues and notwithstanding the depressed of
the connecting branches prices buoyant and firm
The stock of Hides in the country is evidently in the
hands of parties who are able to hold until their prices
realized The Leather trade has been dull during
week and prices favor buyers manufacturers purchasing
very sparingly.-ShPptngL List
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, March 1O.-Bark is
held firmly and further sale of 26 htNas. No Querc-
made at 500 per ton.
Cloverseed continues dull the offerings particular
y of inferior descriptions, considerably in of
the demand. Sales of 800 bushels common and good
quality at $4G475 per Ga lbs, and some inferior below
the former quotation. A small lot of Timothy brought
So The market is bare of Faxseed and it is wanted
at ST 60 per bushel.
Indifferent about realizing at present quotations. The
demand however, is quite moderate both for home
sumption and export Sales of 900 barrels good super
fine at Sc 200 barrels extra at So 400 barrels do pri
vae terms and 200 barrels extra family at S675 per bar
rel The sales to the trade range from $5.S7x up to
81 for extra family and fancy brands Rye Flour in
demand and has advanced 12h cts. per barrel About
200 barrels sold at S4S14 Corn Meal is very quiet we
quote Pennsylvania at $3.50 sale of 400 barrels Brandy
wine at price not made public
GrainThe market is poorly supplied with Wheat and
holders have again put up their prices Sales of 600
bushels $l451.5o, and white at CO. Rye
is taken fast arrives at 92a93 cts for Pennsyva
MIA and SsGS9 cts for Delaware. Corn is dull and has
declined cent per bushe 5OO@2 900 bushels yellow
quoted, viz Az cts. for Pennsylvania and 421 a43
for Southern.
Provisions are dull sale of rs bbs heavy Mess Pork
at $40 cash. Prime ranges from $13 to SIS Bacon is
steady at 1lG24 cts for Hams, 10h cts. for Sides and
81 for Shoulders In meats but little doing and
bbls and IL to 2cs. in kegs Solid packed Butter is
dull at 10H@l2 cts and Roll at IS to is cts. per h.
Whiskey is unchanged small sales of Ohio bbs at "a
cts Pennsylvania do at % cts 20 hhds at 222H cts,
the former figure for dark pkgs and Drudge at % cts
CINCINNATI MARKETS. March S.-Provisons-The
market continues firm for Pork, Bulk Meat and Bacon,
and holders ask rather better prices for Bulk Meats for
which there increased demand, sales shoul
ders made at slight advance, supposed to be 6h
cts, though the particulars kept private Mess
Pork in fair demand and 600 barrels sold ST. 25
for good city brands at which it difficult to buy,
S17 37 so being the rates asked 25 hhds Bacon sold
at &c which be called the market price. Lard
continues dull at 101d0Ac which the asking prices
for bb 1000 kegs sold last evening at lie More bust
ness would have been done in Bulk Meats but for the
frmness of holders.
WILMINGTON MARKETS,-March 1O-Turpentine-
further sales yesterday of 900 bbls Turpenne at 81 rs
for yellow Dip So 20 for Virgin and 81 go for Hard
per $50 lbs To-day l56 bbls changed hands the
prices.
Tar.-Sales yesterday IS bbs Tar 81 90 per Dbl
Spirits.-Nothing doing in Spirits to day.
Rosn-1. .OOO bbls Common Rosin were sold yesterday
at s1.l5 per SO lbs.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
RIO DE JANEIRO, February l, lS6O.-Four.-Sales
have been 1000 bbls. Baltimore Extra at $4,000; 1854
bbs New Orleans l6250 and 800 bbls SSSF Trieste
at $4,000 all long credit Stock in 1st hands $3.50
Richmond. 1872 New Orleans, and 5000 Trieste.
Deas.-Sales of cargo just arrived at 29l000 per
dozen.
Coee.-Sales since January 81 have been 40 900 bags
for Europe at from 6150 for 650o and IS 900
for the United States, at 63506400. Dealers had paid
as high as 6700d6NS00 and firm holders for ad-
vance on last sales We quote American lots at 6500G
61Oo Stock 10000 bags, principally poor qualities
The clearances for the United States in January,
only SO, ,l5S bags to all the ports.
Freights are nominal and nothing Offering
Exchange on England 24kG244d. nominal.