The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW YORK MARKETS March 16-Flour 6c-Tbe
upward tendency noticeable in Western and State Flour
continues and with limited arrivals and good demand
prices are cts better, the decline in Freghts and i'm
proyement in Exchange, contributing to the buoyancy
The better grades better at the close. The sales are
10000 bbls at So 0j G57H for superne State and West
S5205 rs for Stae SOFAS 40 for choice do
90 for the LOW grades of Western Extra; So SOFA
500 for shipping brands of round hoop extra Ohio and
s. 7O97l0 for trade brands do. Southern Flour is in
gooi request and is frmer, with limited arrivals The
sales 200 bbs at So 40d575 Tor mixed to good SUI
perfne Baltimore and Alexandria, and SIS S07 rs for the
better grades Grain-The Wheat market is more active
but the advance prices demanded restrict the inquiry for
export and the rapid decline in Freights gives sellers
decided advantage. The sales 76, 500 bushels aoa
yesterday evening at 81. l7Gl1 Is for Chicago Spring
Sl2O for Northwestern Club in store 81 221 % for Mil
wanke Club in store, and 81 % for part of cargo
ered 81 30l 81 for red Western store and delivered
SlGl 40 for white Indiana; s15ol SO white Mchi-
gan, ana 81 IS for red Long Island Corn is in fair
quest and is better the inquiry chiefly export
Sales of AZ goo bushels at 6@61H cts for new mixed
Western at the rail- DAD depot 62d66 new South
yellow; 65tG66 cts. for old mixed Western In
store: 67Ad6S cts. for do. delivered 67OD72 cts
for white Southern; and 62h cts. for old round
white in store ProvisionsThe Pork market is lower
and unsettled-sales of $50 bills at s165o@6.e2k for
mess, and S12 50d15 for prime CoGee-There is but lit
tie doing though prices steady. We have only to
notice sales of 600 bags Rio at 12H cts CotonThe de
mand continues moderate but the market is steady. We
still quote middlng uplands at IL cts and New Or
leans and Texas at 12B cts. Molasses-The market is
dull and we have sales to advise Sugars-The mar
ket this morning is dull and have only notice
sale of 20 hhds. Cuba at cts. Refined also quiet
Wequote crushed, powdered and graduated at SXds
cts Naval StoresThe inquiry for Spirits Turpentine is
still very light but prices without change sales OF
$50 bb!s at 35H 36d36h cts for straight shipping and
New York bbls. Crude is dull and nominal. Common
Rosn is still heavy at about 81 90 80 lbs ahoa
Fine Resins quiet sales of 100 bbs No at s237E
per $50 lbs. Tar is unchanged. Whiskey-The market
is more active and better-sales of 1000 bbls at l7E
IN cts.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS March l6, P. M-Clover
seed is in steady demand and there is fair amount com
ing orward-saes of 800 bushels good and prime 81
per GIL lbs, and small lot at So Timothy scarce loo
bushels sold at So bushe The market is bare of Flax
seed and 1t is taken arrival at $l50; Red Top is sell
ing at SlS7 az. The Flour market continues yery dull
but supplies forward slowly and holders manife
no disposition to accept lower quotations There is bu
little shipping demand and only few hundred barrel
were disposed of at So per Dbl for superfne SIS 25 81
for extra and 500 bbls Broad Street Mills private
terms. There is a steady home consumption demand a
and fancy lots from 1925 to S675. There is but little Rv
Flour or Corn Meal here and prices are firm SO 81
per DOL Tor the former, and $2S& fyr Pennsylyanis
Meal Gran-There is not much Wheat coming forward
and it is in fair request at yesterdays figures sales
1000 bushels fair and prime Pennsylvania and Western
red at ST per bushel and some white from 81 81
to 81 40 500 bushels choice Kentucky white sold at 81
Rye is selling in small lots at 6S cents. Corn is in fai
request and prices steadily maintained; sales 0
(G3,50o bushels yellow at 81 cts, afoat; damages
and inferior at 46 cents and good from the an
in ass 4 cents and 500 bushels old yellow
the depot at 81 d5Sk cts Oats unchanged; Penn
syvania selling at 80 cents and Delaware at cts
per bushel No sales of Barley 800 bushels Barley Nal
sold at IS cents Whiskey is rather quet-sma sales
Ohio barrels at 1SlSH Pennsy do at is cts
hhds. at II 4 cts, and Drudge at II cts
BOSTON COTTON GOODS Misunderstanding style
of Cotton Goods still sold Close and prices in cor
sequence are steady and firm Some leading jobbers hav
been DING very fair business but the jobbing trad
generally is rather dull There is good representao
ofWestern buyers here but they have far bought spar
ingy. The New England trade is still backward, bu
there has been more inquiry for the Provinces 70
some time past. Heavy standard sheetngs in fai
demand and firm at So cts with sales wanted for ex
port and by the trade Medium Sheetings and Shifting
selling at 74G7A cts, and light goods steady
SIX cts. In Beached Sheetings and Shrtings the bu.
haan p1arata n,ol, a;,t Tho
Brown Drills there is change. The leading mills
engaged ahead ORDERS but contracts have bee
made during the week, late advices unfavorable
The prices 81 g9 cts the latter figure for the La
conia Pepperell and Lyman. Bleached Drills are sen
at cts. and Blues at 10% cts. Denms, Jeans Stripe
and Ticks remain without change, with moderate sale
Print Cloths quiet, and in Prints the sales have bee
rather limited and confined mostly to the desirab
| styles. Ginghams remain without change The Lanca
ter have been in fair demand at 10H cts and the Gasgo
are selling at about the same price. DeLaines of the
rous Companies are in very fair demand at prices rana
| ing from l69lS cts.-Shipptng List, March 16
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET.-In the Boz
and Shoe market we notice a considerable falling of
the demand the past week and the bulk of the bushes
is for the season. Most the orders for the Sout
have been filled and the principal Western buyers hay
also completed their purchases. There is still ia
Western Jobhing trade doing, but sales continue to
confined to small lots. Our stock of desirable and Sc
sonabe goods is pretty well sold up but supplies ha
been amply sufficient, so far to meet the requirements
the trade and if the usual quantity had been turned
by our manufacturers large stocks would have
| ly during the week, with moderate business II
quantity cleared at the Custom House has been as
| lows
1861. ISd
For the week, Observation-Disclosures. ...4SOO SO
Since January 5.............t........3l,47 2 443
Total. .................. 1922 As o
showing falling of compared with last year of IL =
cases. -Shipping List, March Is.
WILMINGTON MARKET, March 16-Turpentine
Further sales yesterday of $50 bbls of this morn
of 700 do at 81 so for yellow dip 81 "A for virgin a
80 cts for hard per $50 lbs. Spirits Turpentine-Sa
Yesterday of 5G bills straight at 80 per gallon Ros
-2I8 bbs. common changed hands yesterday at S2% C
per 80 lbs Tar-Sales this morning of 700 bbls at 81
per Dbl.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
CINCINNATI, March 16.-FIour-The market is general
unchanged. Sales at S4.50M5.55 Whiskey is
good demand at l3A cts Bacon Sides OK cts Sales
Soo00O pounds bulk meat at cts for Shoulders a
SBgdS4 cts for Sides. Mess Pork sic rs. Lard is d,
at cts.
IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE. T
| FOREIGN.
| ST. JAGo DE CUBA-Schr. John Griffith -229 hhds n
lado do. molasses, terces honey, 1 do sugar, /
hhds do, Kirkland, Chase & Co.; SO bbls do James
| Fisher & Sons.