The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-09
TOBACCO INSPECTIONS
DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW YORK MARKETS, March Flour, &c.-Gales
of II 200 bbs. at So lOG5 Is for Superue State and
Western 5520d5 80 for Extra State; S535d5 10 choice
s520d5.50 for low grades of Extra Western; s545G
for shipping brands of round hoop Extra Ohio and $50
7l0 for trade brands do Southern Flour is frmer
in better demand but transactions not large and the
arrivals light The sales consist of 1920 bbls az
SIS S0d5 60 for mixed to good SuPerne Baltimore &C.
and S50d725 for the better grades. Grain-The Wheat
market rmer, though prices not quotaby higher
a good demand prevailing at yesterdays rates, which
most holders refuse to accept and have withdrawn their
samples. Shippers continue to hold Off to await later
advces from Europe. The sales 81 400 bushels at
$l1oGl7 for Chicago spring; Sl2) for small lot of
Milwaukee club ahoat in bbS $l23 for very good do.
in store S30Gl32 for red Western, the latter price for
very choice in bags G147 for white Ohio and Indi
Pork is in moderate demand and the market is steady
sales of 100 bbIs at $I7l21 for Mess and $2.50Gl275
for Prime. Cofee-The market this morning is dull,
though prices without quotabe change; the sales
unimportant. Cotton-The market is still very quiet
and prices are without essential change Since last
few hundred bales have changed haaGs on basis Of
| n4G1} cts. for middling Uplanas and Cuffs Hold
generally anticipating falling off in the receipts
and are not pressing sales oiasses IS very quiet and
have only to notice few lots Cuba at % cts. BY
ton this morning. sales of 14O4 bbls New Orleans
asa Sugars-The demand for is still very lim
ted but material change in prices is to be Observed
sales OF Cuba making at 44U5B cts for fair good
refining Refined remain quiet at previous rates. We
hear Of sales this morning auction of 1913 hhds New
Orleans at S43l5 per leo lbs. Hides-rhe market
nues quiet the only sales hear Of are SEQ Buenos
Ayres at q cts less per cent cash. and $50 wet sailed
Mexican private terms. Whiskey-The demand is
fair and the market steady-sales of 500 bDs. TX
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET, March There is 10
quoabe change in Flour, and limited inquiry to note
to-day, both for shipment and home use standard Super
fine being offered freely at $512G525, the latter for
better brands, without finding buyers except in small
way the trade at from these figures up to SIS 50d650
Dbl for Extras and fancy brands, in quality, and
the market very dull Rye Flour is steady at SIS SO, and
Pennsy Corn Meal at s. ST per bhl but hear
of sales of either worthy of notice In Wheat there
is rather doing at the decline and COO bushels
found buyers at I17Gl20 for club, the latter for
/ good Western
reds $50 prime Southern do, and 1850 46 cts
for fair to good white the bulk of the sales of the
former description, in Rye is steady with
rate receipts and sales of Pennsylvania at 6S cts Corn
continues dull and about $500 bushels only have been
disposed of at 565T cts for yellow in the and
aHoa the latter Tor very prime lots including old at q
63 cts Oats are dull and quoted at 81 cts. for Della
ware and 81 329 cts for Pennsylvania without sales
to any extent Barley and Malt remain last noticed
and quiet. Whiskey is moving off in lots wanted at
19Gl9& cts for Pennsylvania and Ohio bbls.; is cts
| drudge, and lSH cts. for hhds.
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKETING Reporter
| says There features to note. There has
been fair demand from the Southern and Western buy
and during the last month most of dealers have
sold about many goods they expected. 1t is per.
haps needless to state that their anticipaons
thing but Sanguine. In March and april large quantities
of paper given for shoes during July and August will
due, and considerable anxiety already manifested
in business circles it is feared that much Of viii
be met. We can only advise manufacturers to hope for
certain the of goods on hand an
before at this and the tendency is to curta
are comparatively small amounts, and although the
losses of many firms from $4,000 SIS 200 for
past year. there veEy few of the older houses who
not able to take up both sides of their book for
| time to come,
Among the shipments the week were $50 cases per
| Flying Dragon, for San Francisco
cLEARANcEs OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
Baltimore, Sai SIS Philadelphia ci:Ss
New Orleans. ........ SOC Mobile, Ala ......... all
FG tpI61 ~ 49, San Trapcisco, go
Wilmington. so Galveston, Tcxas..... Is
Total shipments by sea, 6,l35 cases
MARKETS 2Y TELEGRAPH
New YORK, March S.-Cotton is unc!langed-sales OF
State S5.05G5 Is; Ohio, S545G5.55 Southern SIS 55G
$50 Wheat is quiet sales of lOl 600 bush red Wes
tern, Sl29Gl31; White $l.45; Milwaukee club 81 q "a
l23 Corn is quiet sales Of 81 900 bush Prices steady
at 66G67A cts for mixed; new, 5Sd GO cts White South
| ern, 7Od75 cts. Pork is heavy at $l7064 Gl7.l2I.
Lard is firm at 9&@lO% cts. Whskey l74G175a cts.
Sugar steady Muscoyado 6A cts Coffee steady;
sales Of 5000 bags Rio at private TERMS and 90 bags
l2dl2E cts.
CINCINNATI, March S-There is an improved demand
for Flour sales at $3.50 Whisky is dull at IA cts Pro-
visions quiet at II cts Bacon 74G9% cts Lard is
dull at cts.
PHILADELPHIA March S-Fiour is dull: prices are
weak; sales at S5.124G555O Wheat is quiet 81 S5d
40 for white; red 81 25 al &C. declining ten
dcncy; sales at decline of ct; yellow old
white 65 cts Oats dull. Coffee is quiet; Rio II 3
cts Provisions dull. Lard is dull Whiskey dull
! at l99l9H cts.
MOBILE March S-Cotton-Saes to-day Of So COO bales
at ION IL Sales of the week II 700 bales receipts
$500 bales against u 600 bales the corresponding week
of last year Decrease of receipts for this year
pared with last 229220 bales. Exports S64O bales
Stock on hand $4,000 bales. Freights 50. Sterling =