The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-10
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, March S.-There is not
much Quercitrou Bark offering, and little or no demand
for it, and first No is held at 500 per ton without find
ing buyers.
There is very little export demand for Flour but hold
ers are firm in their views, and about 200 bb have
been taken in lots at s5.75 for standard and superne
which price is generally except for mixed
brands and s6d625 for Extras latter for Lancaster
county including small sale of ". B. Thomas Super
at Sc per bbl which is now the uniform ASKING rate
for good straight brands. The to the trade are
moderate within the above range prices Superfne
and Extras, and s65O7 25 per bbl for extra Family
and fancy brands, in quality. Rye Flour selling as
wanted at 81 25 per bb and Pennsylvania Corn Meal at
So SO per bbl but there not much demand either
In Wheat there is not much doing, for the want of
stock, few small lots only having been picked up at
si4cl AZ for red sl551 60 for white holders
has an upward tendency. Rye is scarce Pennsyya-
MIA would readily command 92G93 cts. Corn is notmuch
inquired for and dull ard only 900 bushels yellow
found buyers at 70 cts for lots in store and 73G74 cts
ahoat, the latter for prime. Oats unchanged, and
about 600 Pennsylvan sold at "A cts in store No
I change in Barley or Malt
The market for Groceries remain quiet and the only
sales made public are to the extent of about go hhds
Sugar at from 6H cts for New Orleans up to
cts. for fair Cubas on time.
| There is not much movement in Provis ons an no
change IN prices sale of sc tierces Beef Rumps
made at Sl4 $50 boxes Middes cts casks Shout
ders in salt at * so casks Hams 9 cts and 40
tierces do in pickle at 10 cts all the terms In
| Pork, Bacon and Lard there is very little doing
There is steady demand for Mackerel and sales of
about 800 bbs reported full rates exact terms not
public; the receipts and stocks continue light.
The demand for Cloverseed has fallen Off and the mar
ket dull and unsettled some 45OO bushels having
been sold at s4254 65 per bushel for fair prime
Guiding $50 bushels at cts h. No change in Timo
| thy Flaxseed.
Whiskey moving off as wanted at % cts for Pennsy
vania barrels "a CTS for Ohio do, % for drudge and
22H cts. for hogsheads.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET-Business is
steadily the increase but yet with sale of con-
siderable proportion of the imports there is less rmness
in prices importers are giving way alittle in anticpa
ton of the approaching auction sales Many second or
ders have been received from the South city job
bers have been renewing their purchases
assortments The supply Of goods is however, too i'm
mense to maintain any great frmness steadiness in
prices. The auctions of French silks have commenced
and the over importation is being felt Wooens are
in thr predicament, and press heavily mar
ke British goods have been less freely imported; but
Continental goods quite the In domestic goods
there has been heavy export demand for the East
y for China All staple cotton fabrics in good
mand and firm i'll price. Prints are however, dull and
heavy at considerable decline in price Fancy cass-
meres are less active The over import of foreign wool
inerferes greatly with goods market
Prices favor the consumer branch of dry goods
chases. The auction sales this have drawn to the
city the leading retailers and obbers of all principal
cities in the country The sale of silks on Monday was
sad one for the in loss of
to 80 per cent. The styles bad Tuesdays sales
showed more frmness and better class of goods On
Wednesday all grades of goods sold better parc-
uarly those descriptions of silks which from four
five francs Trade now is fairly open, and with easy
money market look for rushing business at low pri
ces for the next two months Country buyers should
hurry Off old stocks from their shelves hurry hence
for most advantageous investmentsN. l. Independent.
CINCINNATI MARKET, March S-Provisions-The
Market throughout the week, has been generally mac
tive and prices have ruled rather in favor of buyers
The demand has been quite moderate have
not pressed stuff the market to though
money strngency had tendency to lead this. The
transactions during the week generally unmpor
Mess Pork has been offered with some freedom and
about 5000 bbls. sold Sl7 SIT 25 s1737 sl7 so
chiefly at sl7 for city brands and S17 for
try brands deli"eed here or at points just convenient
the buyer AT the close good city brands held
at $7 37Gl7 so, with fair demand at sl7 25 and small
sales made at $l7.37.
Bulk Meat has been comparatively neglected. ha
been little no inquiry for it, and prices have been little
better than nominal In the forepart of the week $50 0O
Shoulders sold at cts. and 300 600 do Sides at S
SA cts, but The last three days nothing CONSEQUENCE
was done Shoulders are offered at 6 cts, and Sides
SdS4 cts. for medium and heavy, with buyers cen
! below these quotations.
Bacon has been dealt in sparingy, and the market ha
ruled dull and heavy at S cts for Shoulders 9SG9k
for Sides and 10A for clear Sides Yesterday 1O
hhds rib Sides sold OK cs be delivered the latte
part of the month"; $50 do Sides at SO 6S 80 700
1912, and 125 do rib Sides in lots, at 9S(d9 25
Nothing done in Shoulders and they must be quotes
nominal at ~ cts, that being the rate asked No chang
. in sugar cured Hams.
Lard dull and neglected Barreed has been offered tn,
greater part of the week at 1O4 and keg IL
4 without finding buyers any extent worth naming
5 101 cts. is offered for Dbl.
WILMINGTON MARKET, March s-Turpentine.-
Further sales yesterday of 200 bbs Tupentine 81
for Yellow Dip 81 20 for Virgin and 81 60 fer Hard,
to-day 026 bbs changed hands at the prices.
Tar.-No sales TO report. Market price Sl9O pc
e barrel
Tupenne at ASH and 6s bbs. do. at 44k per gal
# Ion.
Rosin.-2oo bbls. Low No.. Rosn were sold yesterda
at 81 30 per Dbl.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
PHILADELPHIA, March 9.-Flour is irm-superfn
s575. Wheat active at 81 45@1 CO. Corn is frm-sale
OF 5000 bushels yellow at 1904 Pork is unchang
edoM,Hams ed, in pickle, OK cts. Whskey closed firm at