The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW lORk MARK ELS, Feb. 2l.-Flour, &c-West-
ern canal Flour is in active demand and with mod.
crate offerings of shipping brands the market is firm
Trade brands are steady, with iaquiry-saes of
1920 bbs at $525G530 for superfne State and West
ern S535G540 for extra State; s545G5 so for choice;
S540d560 for the low grades OF extra Western: SIS 55
sos for shipping brands of round hoop extra Ohio and
$575(G720 for trade brands do Southern Flour is in
better demand and is rather irmer but the business
at 50 for mixed to good superfne Baltimore &C.
and S59O725 for the better grades Grain-The Wheat
market is better and active The inquiry for mill
ing Is more general and white is in request in part for
export Corn is frmer-the demand is active export
and the trade Sales of 5000 bushels 62K @65 cts
90 cts. for old Western mixed in store; COX cts.
for do, delivered, and 72G77 cts for white South
ern Provisons-Pork has continued quiet and
steady-saes of 800 bbs. at s1712HGl775. Prime s3.
Cohee-There has been but moderate demand this
cts, and 100 bags Maracabo at lS cts Coton-There
is some inquiry this morning. but yet sales have
evening y Ct better, the sales of the day footing up
some 5000 bales. We quote middling upland at IL &
New Orleans is quiet last sales 35(136 cts cash. for
eign kinds dullsaes at auction this morning of 10
hhds Porto Rico at rs cts; so bbls do. 17G2O cts
and so bbls do. at l7AGlS cts, all cash. Suggestive
hear of nothing dopg this morning The aggregate sales
of yesterday were about S25 hhds., mainly Cuba AKA
cts. 465 boxes Havana and rs hhds Meado on terms
not made public. Refined without change Hides
The demand has been moderote We have only notice
sales of 200 Central American at 10 cts months and
200 green Texas at cts months. Whiskey is in fair
demand-sales of 700 bols at l7A cts.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKEr-The Isdepsn-
dent, of Thursday, says: 'Trade is moving slowly
for the season from the unwholesome contraction
advantage. The large jobbing houses are buying
and selling largely but the of business is light
There is better showing of spring styles and fair sales
are making. Prints and ginghams moving but
prices are not steady or uniform Cotton staple fabrics
are active. Both bleached and brown goods are in
demand and steady in price Drills selling arrive
and the export demand is good. Wooden goods are in
moderate and rather increasing demand especially
cassimeres Spring styles held firmly both silk mix
tunes and all wool There are Southern buyers in mar.
ket but they only buy for cash. Foreign fabrics
yet not very active, but freely offered good
buyers The importatons unusually light, and with
much less than the assortment variety of dress
styles. Quite plain styles of silk goods form the bulk
the offerings; and for these there is the best
mand Black silks are lower in price, well oher
kinds. Wooden goods dull, and prices heavy. The
California trade is good This years importaons will
be light and reduced stock of goods will be the
result at the recurrence of the fall season."
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Feb 2l-There is some
little demand for Flour, but generally price below the
views of holders, who frmer in their views less
anxious SELL and the only transactions hear of are
500 bbls common Western Extras at SIS Is $50 bbs Sc
ected Lancaster county do at $562 and 200 bbs good
Extra Family at 1915 per bb good straight Superfne is
comparatively scarce and if here would bring s5l2
wmon Is now the uniform asking rates for standard
brands, and fair business doing supply trade at
fancy brands as in quality Rye Flour is also firm
2OO3O0 bbls have been disposed of at So SOFAS 62H
Dbl Corn Meal is dull-Pennsyvana quoted at s2s78
and Brandywne at 1887 per bbl.. without sales In
Wheat there is very little doing for the of stock the
receipts being light and holders irner
mands sales include about 5000 bushels lots at 27
2s cts for fair to prime Western and Pennsylvania reds
and IS to 143 cts for white Ryeis steady with sales
of 500 bushels mostly Northern at 6S 69 cts Corn
is and firm at the late dvance aud bushels
new Pennsylvania and Delaware yellow sold So cts
the and in store sale of old yellow, only fair
quality, made at 63 cts Oats also frmer and
some small sales reported at ass cts for prime
pennsylvania in store Barley and Malt quiet. In
Cloverseed there very little doing and $50 bushels
only found buyers at from s. IS s475 per bushel
common TO good and prime quality Timothy is
and wanted at S250G275. Domestic Faxseed is worth
$l.45 per bushe Whiskey is UNCHANGED Pennsylvania
bbls selling wanted at Il cts. Western do I7TGIS
cts, Drudge l64 cts, and hhds. at II cts -
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK. Feb 22.-Cotton is firm-Sales of a soo
bales at II y cts. Flour is firm Sales 900 hills
State Wheat is frmsales of 81 900 bushels red 81 a.
white $l45. Corn is frm-sales of II 500 bushels at
60 cts Lard is heavy at 99l0H cts whiskey closed
nrm at l1&(GlS cts. Sugar is steady. New Orleans
4A cts; Muscovado 41zd616 cts. Coffee is firm. Rio
quiet
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 22-Flour is steady at $5G1s525
Wheat is firm; white 81 .s5d $l45; red 81 26 L0SI 90
Corn is steady; yellow 5s(G6o cts Coffee is firm;
Rice 12x9S4 cts. Whiskey is dull at 17GIs cts.
CHARLESTON, Feb 22.-Sales of the week 5000 bales
cotton; receipts 900 bales.
AUGUSTA, Feb 22Saes of 200 bales of Cotton at easier
rates.
CHARLESTON, Feb. % Sales of the week 5000 bales
Receipts $4,000 The market closes at a decline of r.
IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.
COASTWISE.
NEW YoRK-Schr, Grace Girdler-7o bbls. apples
Butler so do, Whiting. Baker Bros Co.. 100 rolls
mating Mcdowell Robnson & Is bales hem Rob.