The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-27

Michigan. Proysons-Pork ia in moderate demand but
holders are hmer-saes Of goo bbls at si6 5o6 s2H for
for prime Coee-The market for all kinds is very quiet
but prices are fully maintained We quote Rio at 1l9
l3A cts for ordinary prime Maracaibo l3% l4x cts
Laguayra at l349l4H cts; Java mats and bags l6Hd |
TX cts; and ST. Domingo at II cts. CottonThe mar
Upands at liz cts, and liz cts for do, New Orleans
and Texas Molasses-Foreign kinds quiet but prices
cts, months. Sugars-The demand for has been
moderate &c for fair refining and cts. for good do
Refined quiet at s%as4 cts: for crushed Ashes
The demand is fair for pots at S. 259534 Pearls are
steady at S53lA Frut-We notice sales this morning at
auction of 97S boxes and 2OOH do Sicily oranges at
81 5OGnI so, and 900 boxes lemons at Sl75 Hides
The been only moderately active but steady
the sales 900 Central American at 10 cts months
and 200 Buenos Ayres at 81 J! cts. months Leather
The business in all descriptions is very light but prices
generally supported We quote oak sole at 23G2s cts
os-The inquiry for crude whale continues fair at steady
rates hear of sales of 500 bbs at 45 cts, Crude
sperm steady at sl45 Linseed is in fair obbing de-
mand at 6OG62 cts. Rice-The market is inactive but
steady Late Saturday evening $50 tierces were
sold at s. 1894 per 100 lbs according to quality. Wits
key-The demand fair and with liberal arrivals prices
are lower-sales of 600 bbls at Tx cts.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, March 25.-The Flour
market is dull and the sales mostly to supply the trade
at prices ranging from S. S. 2h for Supene. S. 25
as so Extra, IS soc for Extra family and S. 25l
675 per bbl for fancy brands as in quality There is lit
demand for export and the only sale hear of
500 bbls low grade Western Extra Family at So so per
bbl at which price it freely offered Rye Flour un
settled with sales of 100 bbs to note at IS 25 and in
small lots at So SOFAS 624 per bb Corn Meal remains
inactive at 50 81 per Dbl for Pennsylvania Meal at
which rate it is held There is moderate demand for
Wheat 5000 bushels mostly reds sold at 81 %
l29 for good Western and Pennsylvania and SIS for
Southern do the latter afoat including white in small
lots from 35 to So as in quality Rye steady and
Pennsylvania sells slowly at 68 cts. Corn is in fair de
mand but there is more offering Sales include 5000
bushels new Pennsylvania yellow at 5sT cts in store
and 60 cts delivered, and 1900 bushels Delaware afoa
price to be fixed Buyers at the close are holding OF
for lower figures. Oats dull. Pennsylvania are heC
at 32k33 cts, and prime Delaware at 80 cts, wthou
sales any extent. OF Barley, which is scarce, small
advance. In Whiskey there is change, and a small
business doing at lS9lSE cts for Pennsylvania an
Western barrels the latter for prime Ohio; II cts 10
drudge and liz cts for hhds.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, March 26-Th
sales of Cattle during the past week amounted 80
head The prices realized from to 9h cts per II
Seventy Cows brought from SIS 25 per head for spring
ers and those with calves from $50 $40 5000 Shee
disposed of at from to per b. gross weigh
245o Hogs sold at from sex to IS cWt., net.
WILMINGTON MARKET, March IS, 1s61.-Turpentin
Further sales Saturday Of $40 bills, and this morr
ing of 81 do at 81 IS for yellow Dip Las for Virgin
! Rosn.-No sales reported Tar-Sales Saturday
ia bbls and this morning of 800 do at s5O per Dbl
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK March 26.-Cotton is steady-sales of ,O(
Ss s fSus as an eRa o or
G575 Wheat has advanced lie Sales of rs 900 bushel
Milwaukee Club at 81 27G lSo; red Western 81 3o@l3
white 81 45 a 55. Corn has an advancing tendency
sales of 70 900 bushels; old mixed at 67G69 cts;
cts white Southern 7}9 cts; yellow 65d7o ct
Pork-Mess 1892 HG16 rs; Prime So 5o(9l275. Viii
key II 4(G17H cts Sugar is steady-Muscovado 4lG6
cts Coffee is unchanged. Molasses is dull-New orlea
= 33634 cts. Spirits Turpentne dull at 354G35& CT
n Rosin is steady at 81 rs, Freghts are firmer
MOBILE, March 26.-Sales of 500 bales of Cotton
day. at II cts Sales during the past three days of SO
e bales. Receipts, 5000 bales Sterling Exchange b
e 1064(G107.
NORFOLK, March 26-Sales of cotton to day at II Il
| I2S cts. Strictly prime y more. Receipts light. Co
day of coo bushels at 6l963 cts. for mike
=, yellow 90 cts. Naval stores are dull Tar 81 5O@1
=, Slaves are tirm-white hogshead &c; headings 65G
d | red 81 shingles active with fair demand.