The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-19

for very choice do, 77979 cts for Jersey yellow, and
76x(d77 cts. for western mixed at the depot
Cofee-A kinds steady but as yet quiet this morn
ing. Java sold yesterday at l5h@l5A cts; Govern
ment do at 1915 Rio at l34 cts. and Porto Rico lax
cts
Cotton:-The market continues dull and heavy at II
cts. for Middling Upands, and II y cts for Gulf.
Moasses.-There is inquiry steady prices-saes
yesterday of New Orleans at 4549 cts Cuba at 27 cts
and Texas on private terms.
Sugars are rather quiet-sales this morning of 100
hhds Cuba at * cts, and at auction 263 hhds New Or
leans at 6,ay72 cts.
Ashes.-Both kinds are rm-sales of pots at s5 2 and
Hdes-rhe market is steady with fair inquiry-saes
of 700 Buenos Ayres Kips ii lbs at "a cts less per
cent cash. $500 Montevideo cts cash. in bond 74O
do at 20 cts less per cent cash. 400 dry Southern
l54 cash. 45O green Western at cts cash 500 Porto
Cabello at q cts, months; 500 Bogoa at 81 cts
months, and 200 Savanilla at II cts, 6 months.
Naval Stores-Spirits Turpentine is less active and
prices are slightly lower under the less favorable foreign
newssales of 200 bbls merchanable and shipping at
EHG4s cts, cash. Crude is quiet at S35535S per $50
prices askedsaes Of 500 bbis at a 20 ner s
lbs delivered from yard. The medium and fine grades
are in limited request-saes of $50 bbs low No at So
dS2l2H per 80 lbs 100 do medium No at So 25, and
200 do pale at SO per $50 lbs Tar IN fair demand and
is frmersales of 800 bbls Washington at So 81 az 40
per bbl, delivered in order in yard.
Os.-Lnseed is in steady reques-sales of Is 900 gal
Ions at 5S59 cts Crude Whale in better demand but
at lower rates-sales of 5000 bbls dark and prime at
4550 cts, cash Crude Sperm in limited request and
rather easersaes of $40 bbls 40 and SO do dark
inferior at Sl20 per gallon, cash.
100 lbs.
whskey is heavy and very quet-saes of 16O bbls
at 234 G23K cts.
THE NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKETS. March l6
Trade in the aggregate has been large this week
from first hands, although few leading jobbers have
been quite busy, laying out for the trade in April The
West is not in market for full supplies and this State
still holds off, The city trade is also inactive. Business
generally is dull and economy rules the hour. These
several trades must be later than formerly because
the facilities for getting goods their destination have
vastly improved have
nous expenses gradually accumuating upon jobbers
in the matter of rent cerhre, &C. that Philadelphia
and Baltimore jobbers, well those of smaller
cities, have been enabled to enter the field successfully
against them getting their goods here from first hands,
This with the natural tendency to concentrate with
great houses is also be and the
is, that only few of these boast brisk
of the secondcass jobbers find it positively dull
This the result of natural causes and these with their
effects will regulate themselves. The burdens imposed
upon property and trade in New York will be eagerly
taken advantage of by woudbe rivals-COarier and En-
qttirer.
ending March 16.The Southern and Western trade has
fallen off considerably the past week and the bulk of the
business is evidently for the few buyers
are still in market and orders to fair extent daily
arriving The New England trade have just commenced
their Spring purchases, but not much doing with them
yet In prices there no material change Fine work
is scarce and has rather upward tendency but all other
kinds remain without improvement 1t will be by
reference to the shipments noticed below that the quaint
ity forwarded mostly South and West, by water and
railroad falls short last year 81 O21 Business
this is backward compared with last but the West
South fair business has been done although scarcely
up to last year Like market, the mark
cts and South have evidently been oversocked with
goods and the very low prices current for months
past have failed to induce buyers from these sections to
make extensive purchases
Business with the manufacturers begins to improve
We understand some have already commenced fall
work and others are preparing to immediately
although the strike among the workmen will prevent
general movement Some of the best journeymen have,
however gone to work and there will probably be full
assortment of fall goods when the arrives Man
uacturers must with due caution and for the pre-
sent should confne themselves orders The Hide
ket has not varied during the week. With continuance
OF the european demand full prices have been realized
lor all KINDS and we see no prospect Of any abatement at
present. The Leather markets have been more active
this week and have increased in mness Present prices
are however from to cts per b. lower for Hemlock
Sole and to cts. for Hemock Upper than at this time
last year Shipments of heavy SoeLeather continue to
be made to Europe and late advices indicate that Amer
can Leather bids fair to overcome in the of me
the preudices of British consumers.-Shipping List.
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET, for the week ending,
March l6.-Cotton Goods-The tone of the market for
heavy Brown Sheetings is quite firm previously
tced The demand is good and fully up to the produc
ton for all standard makes, with sales at So cts Me
dunn Sheengs and Shirtngs selling at 7%6l7A cts
kinds Beached Sheetings and Shirtings are quite as
firm as previously noticed with good demand particu-
iary for fine goods The sales have been principally for
future delivery Brown Drills continue range from ~
s cts the latter rate for the Pepere and the Laconia
These goods delivered contract fast manufac
tured and are sold far ahead exporters the East
Indies prices likely to remain steady and firm for
some time Beached Drills from 9G94 cts, and
Jeans, Denims, Ticks and Stripes continue in steady
demand Prints have been in good demand and all
Leading styles sell quite readily. Gnghams continue in
the Manchester and Hamilton Companies and the Matt
nees and Foulards of the Pacific Company continue in
demand and are selling at full prices.
Wooen Goods-There is no Improvement to notice in
Wooen Goods and Cloths, Cassimeres and Satnets re-
man without material change with moderate business
conhned mostly to light goods for Summer wear.
Foreign Goods.-The business in Foreign Goods con
nues moderate and confined to desirable and standard
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, March 17-There is a
steady demand and further sales of No Quercitron at
coarse ground
Cloyerseed is in good supply, but the demand is limit
ed sales OF fair and choice quoted at 81 254 62H per
64 ibs and some inferior at S4 Timothy is in
at 3621 and Flaxseed at 81 60 per bushel.
The Flour market is dull but there is disposition on
the part holders to accept lower quotations There is
but little shipping demand and the only sales reported
are 200 bbs Cumberland Valley superfne 1881 and
300 bbls Pennsylvania and Ohio Sc 25 per
There is moderate inquiry for home consumption from
1913 to for superfne s62HG62 % for extras and Sc so
10 s. % for extra family and fancy Rye Flour and Corn
Meal are scarce. The former is worth S4.37 and the
latter 622 per bb sale of 100 bbs choice Pennsyl
vania at So 20.
Grain-The offerings of Wheat are small but the de-
mand is limited and prices favor buyers. Small
good red at 81 44147 and white at 81 coal per bush
Rye is in demand and 900 bushels Pennsylvania sold
at cents Corn is in fair request and further sales Of
23OOO bushels made at "A cts for yellow and 72
cts. for white. Oats selling in lots at 4546 cts No
change in Barley or Barley Malt
Rice is held with much frmness, and sales are making
in lots at HOAX cts. per lb. on time
Whiskey is dull Small sales of Ohio bbls at "a cts;
Pennsylvania do at 22HG23scts "a hhds - cts and
WILMINGTON MARKET, March 16-Turpentine.-
Further sales yesterday of 204 bbls Turpentne at rs
for Yellow Dip, 20 for Virgin, and 81 60 Hard The
article comes in slowly yet meets with good demand on
arrival parcels selling readily at the quotations given
above.
Tar.-65 bbls sold yesterday at 81 90 per bbl
Sprlts.-The market for Spirits is somewhat inactive
to-day Sales Of small lot only reported at 43X
cts. per gallon.
Rosin.-Sales yesterday of 5000 bbs common Rosn,
from medium to large sized bbls at $l12k@117H for
tale bbs.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
PHILADELPHIA, March 17.-Flour is very DULL Super
fine S575; Extra So Wheat is dull at decline of
cts; red 81 44Gl46 Corn is buoyant; sales of 900
bushels yellow "a cts; white ~ Coffee steady
Rio 13H(G14 cts Provisions frm-saes at SlS 25G
$50 for Mess Pork Bacon Hams 11G12H Shoulders
81 cts. Whiskey is dull at "a cts.
MOBILE March 17.-Saes of Q 500 bales of Cotton at
1OS10H cts. Sales of the week 500 bales Receipts
5000 bales, against 14750 bales period last year
Receipts so far ahead of last year by ia 500 bales
Exports for the week 33 $40 bales Stock 100 $50 bales
Freghts for Cotton to Liverpool 916 to Havre H Ex
change on New York y prem. Sterling bills SGST per
cent prem.
CINCINNATI, March Is.-Flour is dull at s54oG55 So
Whiskey is in good demand at l94GI93S cts Mess
Pork Sl7 Country S17.25Gl7 81. Bulk Meats-nothing
doing Lard 10A cts; holders asking 10S cts.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
1 'RichardSon, Spence Dc Co.'s Circalarl
LIVERPOOL, March 2.-Breadstuls The trade this
week has been very dull but holders are generally firm
and there is no giving way in prices.
Both on Tuesday and to-day the business done in wheat
was OF the most limited character, previous prices
Flour held for full rates. in for a slight ad-
but the demand not active Indian corn scarce
and nnmi inalIv oil IL, u,