The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-29

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 25-Sugar-The receipts have
been moderate and with fair demand of the time
the market has presented steader appearance, most
qualities showing slight improvement in the rates,
have amounted about 10 900 hhds. including 200
day and the market closes at the range quotations
as below We have noticed the sale of crop of 3O5 hhds
on plantation at ~ cts. per lb We quote
Inferior and Refining. d4A
Common to Good Common ...................5 d6
Fair TO FULLY fair...........,-. ..61(G74
Irlme 10 Cholce..... ...71sdS4
Centrifugal and Clarified ........... ......-6Ad94
Weeks receipts $500 hhds against io4 for the cor
responding week last year Total receipts since the 1st of
September 1855 hhds against 100 43S to the date
last year.
san FRANCISCO TRADE REPORT, Feb s-The par
tial speculative inquiry that noticeable during the
first two weeks of January abated sailing Of the
steamer and during the closing week has almost entirely
ceased The withdrawal of purchasers for this
attributable to the lac any country demand to afford
them operations by way of sale to the
regular trade This is waited for in due course holders
be realized, while buyers hold off.
The country takes very sparingy of goods: the wealth
r throughout January was fine and clear but too cold
for mining operations. Money latterly has down
with less beraty, and interior buyers already
tended their line to degree that makes settlements
cessary to the renewal of obligations. There
son to doubt that steady Spring business will be
perenced and in various kinds of goods the rule of better
prices can be anticipated
AT the close the market for goods be noted
frmer than at the sailing of the last steamer. The
cepons Candles Coal, Raw and Refined Sugars and
Domestic Spirits; they had mostly attained improved fig
but the advance is not maintained and they close
and dropping Provisions are firm but there is no
particular buoyancy in any article.
WILMINGTON MARKET, February 25-Turpentine-
Further sales yesterday of $50 bbs Turpentine So so
for Yellow Dip, s224 for Virgin and 81 .65 for Hard
Tar50 bbls Tar sold yesterday at 81 80 per bbl
and to day 46 do changed hands bbl dry lot
Spirts.-Sales yesterday of 300 casks Spirits Turpen
tine reported at AN cts per gallon and 100 do
private terms. No transactions to-day.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New YORK. Feb 2s-Cotton is depressed-sales of 900
bales at decline of sales last three days 600 bales
IS p he soies
ke club 81 81 Corn is depressedsales of ooO bush
els yellow, 7S19SOc White, sO9S2c. Pork is heavy
closed heavy and firm Sugar-New Orleans 6(GS4c
Coffee firm sales of 1899 bags at 12@12Ac Molasses
is steady at 447c Spirits of Turpentine dull 47c
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
MANTUA CUBA-Brig WdnzdniHa.
496 boxes "copper" Ga tons copper ore Kirkland Chase
ST. ANDREws-Schr Tolant
SIS tons guano, Thomas Whitridge & Co.; 200 cocoa
nuts, master.
NASSAU, N Pr Brig Atlantic
76 bales cotton, 20 brazetto wood chain cable
cotton, old sails lot of copper ore F; T. Monte
MoNTEvIDEo-Ship Isabella.
5000 dry hides, 200 horse do 27 hide cuttings
Kirkland, Chase Co; % do do, VIM Grange & CO. SO
whalebone MASTER $3.50 hides SIS ashes 100 900
bones, "A tons do order
10000 cocoa nuts 100 bags cocoa, tortoise she'll
do. old metal, Friend, Ricketts, & Co.
DEMBRARA-Br. Brig Marietta.
6S hhds sugar, 297 bbs do, rs puncheons mola sses
VIM. H. Perot
COASTWISE.
SAyANNAH-Schr. Nathaniel Chase
1000 sacks salt, A. c. Schaefer.
BosToN-Bdrk Bay State.
l70 pockets Coffee Small Strain; 300 bbls. herring
F. F. Pope $50 bags pepper, 400 pkgs. mdse., sundry
persons.
BosToN-Bdrk Hadley.
8 bags dyewood Thomson Block; 1000 bags linseed
J. NJ Smith, 20 trails dates, 25 bales almonds 200
trails do 20 cases figs, Schwartz Dix 29 boxes tacks
VIM. Keith Jr & Son. II hhds. figs, VIM Bridges Som;
% pkgs glassware Marston Bros; pkgs. gunny bags
B. O. r. R.; so boxes cigars, A. Seemuer & Sons; Is
drums fish, 100 bbs aewives 116 do apples sundry per
sons.
New YoRK-Stedmer Potomac.
pkg. wine, c. H. Myers & Brother; 25 do. do VIM
T. Walters & Co. 25 do. tea c. H. Reese Brother; SIS
do. mdse sundry persons.
B0sToN-Nedn,SAip Joseph Whitney.
10Y cases dry goods, Mills Mayhem Co; lis bales do
Rice Chase CO. 100 cases boots and shoes, B. & O. R.
H. 200 do Magraw koons; ,107 do do, 366 pkgs dry
goods sundry persons.
FRANKLIN, LA.-Brig Director.
l29 hhds. sugar. 622 bbls molasses bbs syrup do s.
G. Hand