The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-18

NEW YORK MARK ETS, Feb. 10 Flour Sc-Western
and state Fouris in more active demand and under tho
ore favorable from Europe prices have advanced
5Gl0 cts per bb The better grades are in improved de-
mand chiefly for export The sales comprise l5 soo hb
at S5l09520 for superGne State and Western. * 956
80 for extra State including 500 bbs at the atr ra
for choice do IS 255 so for low grades of extra
WESTERN So 50G560 for shipping brands round hoop ex
ira Chic and s57572 20 for trade brands do Southern
Flour is in better request and the inquiry is good for the
trade and the West lndessaes of 900 bbls at as 4O
$50 for mixed to good superfne Baltimore &c and * *
al Is for extras Grain-The Wheat 6rmar h,t
is not very active owing to the extreme demanded
The arrivals light and vessels scarce The sales are
Sc 500 bushels at 9 for Northwestern club Il pal "a
for Milwaukee club; 81 25 for amber Iowa and Wisconsin,
2o Tor Canada club 81 go fol red State 81 so for red
Western afoat and in sore sl.S8 for red Long Island
Sl459l.53 for white Indiana and Michigan and
s151H for choice white Canadian Corn is better and
in fair demand for expot-the demand is restricted Inv
the advance in reights and the rmness in holders The
sales bushels GA cts for new mixed West ut
railroad depot 66G67 cts for old mixed in store 81
6S cts for de- delivered and 68 cts for new South
ern yellow Provisions-Pork is IN limited demand and
the market is heavy-saes of $50 bbls at SIG e5l7 O6
for mess; S3 for prime and clear at $40 Coiee-TAe de-
mand has been moderate but prices sustained Small
sales OF hlo at IN cts, and Java at 16 cts Cotton
The market is without material change We hear of
small sales on oasis of 12A cts for mddlinp Tn
anas and CUFFS Molasses-The market is dull lot of
10 Dds very choice New Orleans, advertised be
auction was disposed of at private SALE supposed to he
at 81 cts Sugars-The inquiry has been limited and
prices are rather in the buyers favor Sales since cur
last of nearly 1000 hhds mostly Cuba at 4X054 cts >:
2s6 hhds Melado and 1857 bags, private terms Re,
fined are quiet HidesThe inquiry has been modera tie
Whskey is in fair demand and the is firm sales
| of $50 bpls. at II * "
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. Feb. le-Cotton is very
quiet but the stock is light and prices steady Sales of
good mddling and mddling fair Upland at 12X(G1Sk
cash. There is little shipping demand for Flour
and the only sales reported are ooOd 300 bbis good
superhne at SIS per bb and 500 bbls choice Ohio extra
family at So So Small sales to the retailers bakers
| from 50 to $5l2H for superhne, S5.25G5 37H for
extras, s55oG6 for extra family, S612JS at so
for fan, fancy. The receipts continue small but they
Corn Meal are very quiet. Small sales of the former
| at $3.50: The latter is held at s2s7k per bbl-
| nj hara hut c1ir,
at the Corn Exchange this morning and the demand was
moderate Sales of to 900 bushels fair good Penn
y ps ana western red at 81 and white at
40 per bushel as in quality. Rye is steady
66G6o cts for Pennsylvania, and GA cts for Southern
Corn is in fair demand and the advance noted yesterday
Is well maintained Sales of 5000 bushels prime new
yellow at So cts and 600 bushels old do at 65G66 cts
in store Oats in better demand and prices are firm
er. Sales Of to 600 bushels prime Pennsylvania at
32g32& cts per bushel. No further sales of Barley
Malt and no change in prices. 500 bushels New York
Winter Barley sold at 70 cts bushels Spring
IS cts loo terces Lard sold TO- cts Butter is yery
dull Whiskey is unchanged. Sales of Ohio bbls at
Is cts Pennsylvania do at l7H cts hhds at II 4 cts
and Drudge at II cts
BOSTON COTTON GOODS MARKET-Tbe market 70,
Brown sheetngs remains quite steady, with sales Of
heavy standard goods at SIX Medium Sheeting and
Shirtings range from 7A974 cts and light goods at
change Some descriptions of favorte makes are
but there's fair supply ofall other kinds The demand
Is principally for fine goods Brown Drills are firm and
continue in demand All arriving is readily taken by
exporters and leading mills continue be engaged some
Time ahead we quote Brown at 84 cts, the Laconie
and Pepperell at cts Beacked at cts, and Blues al
lOk@lo4 cts In Prints the sales have been to a fail
extent at SOLO cts. Print Cloths quiet and 60x6l
are nominal at "a cts. Ginghams move slowly bu
prices are well maintained, ranging from 10 G1l cts
In DeLanes, some choice patterns Pacific Ham
iton and Manchester Companys Offering but the
productions are now quite light and the stocks are vel
sold up Prices range from 15(d1S cts. In Denims
Stripes, Ticks and Cotton Fannels the sales have been
moderate Wooen Goods continue quiet, but deliveries
OF leading styles being made orders previously
| ceived.-Price Current, Feb. Is.
| NEW ORLEANS COFFEE MARKET-Sales of tn,
week-2692 bags Is cts; 945 do 12% cts 051 do I25
cts 800 do 12H cts PIP do. 122 cts; $40 do 12S
cts ESQ do u cts $50 do 12s cts. 100 do liz cts
do IN cts 74 do. II cts. 325 do. Tx cts. $50 do
II cts 4a2 do 1o53 cts l,l32 do. 104 cts; 16O do II
| cts, skimmings; total, 10 1862 bags
| Stock on hand last week 81 Oe9
4,ZUU-55 20s
STOCK on hand this day IS $50
Iaken Tor consumption. Observation-Disclosures. 63C
The market closes this day follows:
Olulnary ..'.......... ...l04 (d1lc
l.o" ar W .l2(d]l24c.
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