The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-02

trade brands do and Sc 45G75O for St. Louis extras
Southern Flour held with much rmness the receipts
are moderate-the demand light-saes of 100 bbls at
s. 9O6 20 for superne Baltimore &C. and Sc 25G7 50
for the better grades Rye Flour is plenty and in fair
request at s360d4 40. Corn Meal is selling slowly at
So 553 60 for Jersey; and 81 10 for Brandywne Buck
wheat Flour is quite dull at s162hGl75 per 100 lbs
Grain.-Wheat is dull but holders evince greater firm
ness the arrivals light sales of 500 bushels amber
Western at $3.50 Rye is dull and heavy; the supply is
iberal sales of small lots at s3dS5 Barley is firm
but not very actvesales Of 900 bushels State at so
cts Barley malt is frm-sales of 500 bushels 90 cts
Oats are frmer and in good demand 42k434 cts for
western and Canadian, and 43 I4 cts for State-the
latter refused for choice at the close is
quite plenty, the arrivals liberal of Northern and
Jerseysaes of 4500 bushels at 60 cts for ordinary
the latter for small lots, 72h cts. for unsound and
I3g4 cents for Jersey and Southern yellow
Cohee-The market is quite dull but the stock is very
small and prices rule high Molasses continues quiet
with limited sales of New Orleans at AZ cts Musco
of $50 hhds Cuba at l7s cts and 500 do Melado at
s4504 per 100 lbs Ashes-Pots are quiet small sales at
S525. Pearls are unchanged-we quote at S5s7K.-
FiSh-Ihe market remains quite dull In dry cod the
transactions comprise: 800 qtls St. George at S362
S75; of 500 bbls. No. Mass, at sl6.62HG16.75. In
smoked herring sales Of 5000 boxes scaded been
made at 3od32 cts. Hemp-The market is rather quiet
yet prices rule steadily sales of 500 bales Jute sos
months. Hides are in moderate request sales of 200
Porto Cabeo at q ctS 800 Montevdeo kpS at % cts
6months; also 700 Laguayra and 1000 Texas private
terms The stock on hand comprises 242 500 against
100000 last year and $50 100 the year before. Os-Ln
seed continues in good reques-sales of 10000 gallons
English and American 59G6l cts; crude whale is dull
is dull at so cts crude sperm steadyales of 400 bbs
at 81 40 per gallon, cash. Other kinds sell slowly at
steady rates Rice is firmly held 4d4A cts for com
mon to choice; but the demand is limited Taow-The
market is dull and heavysaleS of 20 900 lbs .at 1ObG
10% cts. cash Rough fat commands cts. Whskey is
frmer, the demand arsaes of 500 bbls at 23 cts
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, March 81 OF Quercit-
Bark the market is nearly bare and it wanted at
$40 per ton About 100 bags ground has recent
ly been disposed of at SOL Cloverseed is very quiet.
and the sales have been only in small lots comprising 1
bushels Timothy : N
lots at s325 and Flaxseed at 81 60 per bushel. The
ton to accept lower quotations. The only sale reported
for export is 500 barrels Western So per barrel
Superfne freely offered at s575 There is fair home
consumption demand ranging from lowest rate up
81 for common and fancy brands. Rye Flour is dull
S412&@4 IS. small sale of Pennsylvania Corn Meal
$3.50 per barrel. Gran.-The offerings of Wheat. al
though small, about up to the demand, and prices
continue last quoted. Small sales of red at 81 400
A. and white at 81 58G162. Rye comes forward slow
ly and Pennsylvania commands s5Gs6 cents The re
cepts of Corn small but the demand is only moderate
and prices hardly maintained Sales of bushels fair
yellow at II cents afoat Oats are steady at 46 cts per
bushel for prime Pennsylvania, and 44H for Della
ware. Whiskey is dull and has again declined y cent.
gallon, sales of Ohio barrels 22h cents Pennsyva
MIA at 22IH cents; hhds at AL cents and Drudge
at l9h(a20 cents.
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET, for the week
ending March 30.In the manufacturing districts there
is more activity than for some previous weeks Many of
the journey have gone work, and the strike
pears to be gradually dying out The increased activity
among manufacturers has in fact already
less among the trade who fear that production
of goods will again exceed the wants of the market 1t
is generally understood that in places where there
strike manufacturers have been unusually busy
for weeks, and if manufacturing operations are
more generally commenced it is evident that there will
be full supply of goods for Fall sales Advices from
different sections of the country will very
tensve operations The West appears to he well suppl
ed with goods, and parties who have lately returned
confident that purchases will be comparatively light
that section for time. From the South, cannot
hook for than business; and the demand
for California generally admitted to be much smaller
Manufacturers ghOnl1
therefore, move cautiously. The business has not yet
fully recovered from the late depression and if too many
goods are now produced good, healthy, paying Fall
business scarcely be expected The increased acvi
ty among manufacturers has led TO advance about
cent on Sole, and cent Upper Leather during the
week and Hides also are very firm and generally held
for higher prices.-Shipping List.
BOSTON COTTON GOODS MARKET. for the week
ending March 3O.-The market for heavy Brown Sheet
ings continues quite active with further large sales
export and to the trade and desirable makes continue
be sold ahead Of production. The sales Of heavy stand
ard Sheengs have been at SAc and the market is firm
at this price. Medium Sheetings and Shrtings are in
demand and firm at al Nc and light goods are sell
ing at 5Ac In Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings We
notice yerv little change There is a scarcity of fine
goods and the demand for desirable styles quite equal
to the production Brown Drills continue active
further considerable contracts have been made
delivery The sales continue to range from - 9c, the
Iacona and Pepperell selling at the latter rate. Beached
Drills steady at 9G94c and Blues at lOAc. Denims
continue in very good demand, and Jeans Stripes and
Ticks have been sold to fair extent at full prices. In
Print Cloths, there is change. with moderate
business Prlnts generally are not regarded very
active although the stocks of the leading mills are well
sold up, including the Merrimack, Hamilton, Pacific Co
checo and Manchester In Gnghams there is very fair
business doing at lOdlOH cts for the Glasgow and Lam
caster, with light stock. De LANES continue be
up to production, and but limited number of STYLES are
offered turning their attention more par
tcuarly to Chales, Foulards and Matnees. sales of
which have been freely making. The India Lustre" on
De laine and Chali cloths Of the Manchester Company
appears to he appreciated by the trade and sell readily
The "Lappia Prints of the Company very de
rahle goods and meet with good demand from jobbers
In IInlla,
and in Philadelphia, Baltimore and New York the sales
for some weeks past have been considerable
List.
WILMINGTON MARKET, March 30.-Turpentine-
Further sales yesterday of 700 bbls Tupentine S70
for Yellow Dip. S2l6 for Virgin, and 81 Go for Hard.
Tar30o bhs. sold yesterday and II bbis to-day
at Sl.95 per Dbl.
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