The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS


NEW YORK MARKETS, April Flour. &c.-The
inquiry for Western and State Flour more active and
prices of shipping brands cts better with no sellers
at the close at inside quotations The better grades
in fair demand and steady; the sales comprise
900 b6s at so95 S. for superfne State and West
brands do. SIS 65G575 for low grades of Western
s570G5 IS for shipping brands of round hoop extra Ohio
and S5s097 25 for trade brands do The sales are 42
bbls at S545550 for extra. Southern Flour is held
with rmness but it is not quotaby hgher-the ar
rivals fair. Grain-The Wheat market is 1D2 cts
better with fair demand for export milling The
arrivals light and the rmness of holders restricts blu
the close The are $4,000 bushels at 81
for rejected damaged spring. 27X for Chicago
spring; s3o for good Milwaukee club s132 for amber
do slS6H for red Western in store; ST. Al for mixed
WESTERN 81 45l so for white Ohio; 55 for white Ca
madam 80 for white Michigan and $I4I% for
red Long Island Barley in fair request and is rmer
steady at sSG9o cts. Corn opened better under the
favorable news from Europe, but closed du-ssles Of
the railroad; 68h 69 cts for old do in store: 60 So
cts for do. delivered; 66@7O cts. for Southern yellow
market quiet, but translates of 800 bbls at s1esiI9
l6S74 for mess and $l2 50G13 for prime Coffee-T6e
market this morning is quiet but prices very stiff
wequote Rio, ordinary to prime, at 119l34 cts. Mara
cabo 13K to AK cts; Laguayra 134dl44 cts; Java
mats and bags 164C917x cts St Domingo 12G124 cts
Cotton The quiet but prices are very strong
and have rather upward tendency though yet we
cannot notice any material change We quote middling
Upands tl2H cts; and,middng New Orleans and Texas
at I'm cts MolassesThe business is light but prices
are fully supported. Sugars-The market this morning
is quiet but prices are steady We quote fair refining
az ~ tiuu soou uo at 4Bkd0 heuneu
changed BY auction this morning notice sales of
900 hhds prime new crop Porto Rico at 6%G6E cts,
four months Whskey-The market is better and is quite
active; sales of 1000 bbls at 1SGlS4 cts now held
higher.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, April 1.-The Flour
market is quiet to-day, at the late advance the rmness
Of holders limiting operations to small lots supply the
trade, at S5259537h for superine; S540(G5 62% for
extras: $57596 for extra family and So 25675 per bar
rel for fancy brands in quality Standard Superape
offered at our lowest figures and good straight brands
comparatively at that rate sale of 500 barrels
Western extra was made at S. 371 per Dbl Rive Flour
is also scarce, and selling In small way at s35oA3 62K
per BARREL Corn Meal is inquired for Pennsyyana
very firm at So SIX per barrel In Wheat there is NOT
much doing owing to the rmness of holders and the re-
ceipts and sales light About 500 Bushels sold
mostly at prime Western and Pennsylvania reds
in sore Southern is held higher White ranges
to 81 So as in quality and 900 bushels Kentucky Tim
cuded in the above sold terms kept private Rye is
unchanged and about 900 bushels North River sold
60 cts Pennsylvania is held at 6s cts Corn better
with sales of 900 bushels mostly Southern yellow
at cts aoat and 5960 cts in the and in store
Oats are steady at 81 for Southern and 80 cts for
and but few selling Barley is quiet
The market for Groceries is firm but quiet owing in
measure the rain; $500 bags Rio Coffee, entire
cargo, sold at 11l3H cts and $50 bags do at II cts,
all on time. There has been little inquiry for Clio
Veseed and 500 bushels sold in lots at 81 624 70, in
Gudng 100 bushels from second hands at SIS per bushel
Is In steady demand at 50 1908 per bushel-
Is IN better demand, and barrels rather scarce
Sid .as. or rennsylyania and Is cts. for Ohio, some
ms is s.1s more Hhds are held at TN cts and
Dsu'ss " ~ c's' and the receipts and sales light