The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-20

inferior to good common and scar 25 for good 10 prime
sAtr-IheTe is very little doing in Salt but we still
cts for MARSHALL and jeffrey Darcy's fine and lisa
$50 cts per sack for Ashtons do These figures being
for lots from store, and Turks Island Salt at I56
ahoat, and 20 cts. per bushel from store.
SEEDS.-There was some inquiry for Cloverseed to-
day. and sales made of 100 bushels 81 75s5 per
bushe of Ga lbs for good prime. Timothy Seed is sell
ing at 81 2592 75snd Flaxseed is held 81 25l IS per
bushel.
WHIsKEY-Was in fair request to-day, and we note
sales of 80 bo Country at II cts 200 bbls Ohio Tx
cts and so bills do at IS cts, and quote City at l7H6
l7A cts. per gallon.
DOMESTIC MARKETS
NEW YORK MARKETS, Feb lS-Flour &c-The
more general but the advanced prices demanded for
shipping brands checked business The arrivals are light
and the stock is reduced. Trade brands are firm and in
fair demand The sales 10 500 bbs at 155 %
superfne State s532KG5 40 for extra State s545G55O
s555g5 65 for shipping brands hoop extra Ohio
and 50 759725 for trade brands Southern Flour is
quite firm, but the business is moderate-the sales
1900 bills at 405 so for mixed good superne Bal
tmore, &C. and S5S57 25 for the better brands Grain
The Whea: market is better but the demand moderate
owing to the extreme prices insisted upon and further
advance in freights The arrivals limited and fair
inquiry prevails for milling at the close Corn is firm and
IN good request for the local trade and shipment The
sales II 900 bushels at 62G63% cts for new Western
mixed at the railroad depot 64G65 cts. for do delivered
65d67 cts for old do in store; 6S for delivered
and 66%G6S cts. for Southern yellow. Provisions
The Pork market is quiet and prices nominal $7
mess and Sl3 for prime CoGeeThere very little doing
but prices are quite steady We hear of small sales Rio
at 1lEGl34 cts and rs bags Jamaica l24 cts cash.
Coon-The market is quiet, but rather rmer, on basis
oily for middling Uplands, and TX do for New Or
leans and Texas MolassesThere a very moderate de-
mand for New Orleans at 336 cts Foreign kinds are dull
and heavy. Sugars-Raw continue very moderate
quest and We have only to notice sales of39 hhds Cuba
Auction this mornn Of 2S5 ib H@ wv 0ris a. %
l644 per 100 lbs Hides The mark is quiet and we
have no sales to notice. Whskey-The market is steady
and the demand fair-saes Of $50 6bls at I'm cts
PHILADELPHIA MARKET Feb ls-The Flour mar.
ket is frmer and rather active today under the
late news from abroad, and sales include 400 bbs
standard and good Superfne at S. 500 do Extra So 25
i1O DO. Extra Family at S. So and 500 bbls good City
Mills do at So The sales to the trade range same
figures for Superfne and Extras, and IS 25G6 so pe1
Dbl Tor fancy brands as in quality and the demand mod
crate Rye flour and Corn Meal are quiet but steady
s35OG362H for the former and 81 S7 per Dbl for Penn
sylvania Meal. In Wheat there is very little doing fol
about 500 bushels sold 81 24 IS for fair to good
and prime Western and Pennsylvania reds and 81 80 for
prime southern do the latter in the white ranges
at from 30 to 81 IS in quality and but little Offering
or selling Rye is steady at 67d6S cts. for Pennsylva
MIA 63G64 cts for Southern Corn is firm but oniet
with sales of 900 bushels mostly new yellow at 575l
cts the latter aoa and white at IS cts Oats are
unchanged with further sales of PennsvIvania at 20 cts
and SOC bushels Sou hern at 81 cts in the cars LOOT
| bushels Pennsylvania Barley sold 20 cts and 5O(
bushels New ork at Y cts In Groceries advised
OF sales OF 500 bags Laguayra Coffee at IA time
| Nothing doing in Sugar Molasses. Whiskey is in
steady demand at 17K@1S cts. for Pennsylvania ant
Ohio bels; II cts for drudge, and 175 cts for hhds
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, February 49,
AT PhllIlSs avenue drove yard during the past week
the sales amounted to lilo head. The prices realized
were from to 94 cts. per ID 120 disposed
at from $25 to $50 per head The number of sheep SOLE
amounted to S. O00 they brought from to SIX cts ne
b gross weight. l,220 hogs were disposed of from
$7E to sS& per cwt net At Imhof' g Union hog yard
1545 head were solo, the still fed brought from S
per cwt, and the corn-:ed as high at $S per
WILMINGTON MARKET Feb. 1s-Turpentine-Fur
ther sales Saturday of 237 bbls and this morning
2420 bills at $3.50 for yellow dip Sl44 for virgin and
No sales. Tar-Saes on Saturday of l3S bbs. and thi
morning of S25 do at sl.75 per Dbl.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW York, Feb 19.-Cotton is irm-saes of $50
bales at II e cts Flour is frm-saes of 1900 bbs
S5.20d525; Ohio S. 5OGl5.70; Southern S545G57O-
Wheat-Sales of As 900 bushels advance of l Ct 70
white. Milwaukee club 81 24Gl25E Chicago sprin
$l15G12 81. Red Western $l.326l.35. White 81 400
bushels at 67G6S cts. White Southern 70 cts. yellow
65 cts. Lard is steady. Whiskey is dull at l7%G175
cts. Sugar is unchanged. New Orleans a cts Mus
covado 4G64 cts Coffee is firm. Rio 1O4dl3X cts
Naval Stores dull. Freights are firm.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb l9.-Flour is very dull. Whea
is irmred Sl27. Corn is frm-sales of 2O00 bushels
yellow 5S(dl59 cts Provisions dull Whiskey is dull
at l7dlS cts.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 1S.-Cotton firm under the Afr
cas- advices Sales to-day 10000 bales at II for mid
ding Sugar 4152s cts for fair to fully fair Mola.
ses 2S(G29 cts. Whisky 17}4 cts. Coffee 12413 ct:
Freight on cotton to Liverpool I'd.
MOBILE, Feb. 18.-Cotton firm and demand active
sales to-day 900 bales, at ION all for middling
CHARLESTON, Feb 1S.-Cotton firm and demand active
sales to-day 1000 bales at loA@l cts for mddlng.
| CINCINNATI, Feb. 1S.-Four advancing; super 81 SOC
400 Nhiskey dull at ii cts. Provisions dull; por
$l65oG675 offered but holders want Sl7 bulk meats 81
"a cts. for shoulders S4GSh cts for sides and ct
for clear sides; bacon quiet G94 cts for shoulder
and 10 4 cts. for HAMS lard in barrels 94G9H cts,
kegs 10 cts. Sight Exchange New York firm at pc
cent. premium.
demand an advance. Whisky is active at 1917 cts Pro
visions are dull.