The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-20
March 9. March 16.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

TRANSACTIONS whatever to-day; quotations remain I'M
changed viz We quote fair to prime green Laguayra at
14l44 cts, and do. white 1516 per h. For Java
the demand is also moderate at 1717& cts lb for
FLouR-The market for all descriptions of Flour
again very dull to-day. and there to be very little
disposition the of either buyers sellers operate
for the The only sales reported Change
500 bbls. Ohio cut Extra at $685. and $50 bbs Howard
Street Super at s5I2X The market closed with sellers
at s512R for both Howard Street and Ohio Super but
buyers generally not willing to give this figure.
City Mills Super may be quoted as steady at S., but
dull, and we had no sales to note to day. We
tnue our quotations for Extra as follows viz: s5e24
5.75 for Ohio; $562% G575 for Howard Street; $50
% for regular shipping brands of City Mills: and
$7(G7 so per Dbl. for fancy do.
FAMILY FLoUR.-Family Flour is still selling to the
trade the following rates, viz 1915 for Wechs S.
for the best brands of Baltimore ground, and $625675
for Ohio and Howard Street.
RYE FLOUR AND CORN MEAL.-We continue to quote
Rye Flour at So s7H and Corn Meal at So for Balti
more, and S. l2H per Dbl for Brandywine, but hear
of no sales of either of these articles.
GRAIN.-The receipts of Grain at the Corn Exchange
to-day footed only 5000 bushels Wheat was in pretty
but medium qualities which in largest supply,
dull and dropping There were 900 bushels offered and
sales made at 125l2S cts for fair to prime reds,
1309l25 cts for medium whites 1401l55 cts for fair to
good do, and l60gl66 cts for prime and choice family
-four samples of do. Corn in moderate demand to-
were sales of bushels at cts for good to prime
yellow 60G62 cts for fair to good white, and Ga cts for
prime lots of do Oats we've in small supply there being
only 500 bushels at market Prices remain unchanged
and sales made of Maryland at 2Sa30 for fair
to good lots and we quote Pennsylvania at 3233 cts
Maryland at 6sG7O cts and Pennsylvania at 7o72 cts
per bushe
M0LASSES-We notice fair demand for New Or
leans with saIes Of 15O hh at 9195 cts and ION do at
50 cts per gallon No sales ofoher descriptions; quota
ons remain unchanged viz Muscovado old 90 to % cts
clayed old is to 20 cts Porto Rico old "a TO a6 cts
English Island old 20 to "a cts New Orleans new 81 to
&c cts.
Neat and the latter selling at an ADVANCE
We hear OF no sales but continue to quote Western Mess
at 10 Prime ana k o sP n6 ghs
10 per Dbl Bulk Mea5LWe Sfce saes 9t oooGg us
Sides at 81 cts and 81 hhds shoulders SIDES ana Hams
at ~ Gus; ~ CTS ana 81 CTS per ~, we continue 10
qu9e az Gas. lo Us io sues
o a. Gus o Sda 81 s@e 90 mus
eHIocs anu and Hams WIa cs ner gb dnu
- alo CTS, anu hans ioaSSgl. Gus. per 80 Lard
oales o. -oo ops anu oerces este at ~ lu Gus we
IioI t ss az IVA @'0|s U.s. anu lenneu DIT Ia
a' p1SS CTS per ID. ,...,.
b M ~ was some .rte inquiry ioT hice TO DAY,
fair to GOOD ] ~ MlP9 va " sun 1uote
per ID. A' 90 ~ VS. I'll" ptl' w. d. 20 '''
the on tt; $500. 20 at ~ S De'9te h9tiIeu anu
~ cts nar ih ntati~ Jay IS 81 Iu ns a.
I.nd. e. 5n t graues UDa c anu Engnsn Is
for fair 70 ; p BIZ Essu t 80
new Ureans r ana soZeSa1 FOR good to prime DO
was rainier better demand 1or Grass
aay, ana Ihe market was shade hrmer IN tone
f "a, SAFES On omange Oh 10y 20 wv bushels
W slctiy prime CioVerseeu at 30 dool per Dush OF
l n ana may be quoted for far
is ~ o. 90 anu faAseeo Is seng as 10
qu Sir a' Sa;1o9gl.o9 per pus4el.
sALl-eais Is sun dull. Liverpool is selling in lots
M 81, te a. ooSs9u otS or uf9unu AiuI ana 10y Gus
The sa ~ AZ, ht s anu 'eITey q Darcy me
ne nne mere quote turks Island
olt al iolo Gus anoat ana loaZo CTS per pushel from
SUITE WIr,s.,n,, u,
ISM - ne "hlskey market continues dnll ana
reportad sales Of ono bbs ohio tor mao
saes .ouay vi wv puis ohio at a. Gus, anu oo
o IN ~ a. - 2 els quote country
nominal al IL Gus, ana City at gl'2 cts. per gallon
DOMESI1C MARKETS.
NEW YORK MARKETS. March 1s.-Flour. &c-The
good Eastern and local demand The arrivals are fair
but the stock of State brands is limited The sales in
Western. AZ 2Ol5 40 for Extra State. a. 35G5 An fo
choice do a. o55 10 for the low GRADES Of EytSs Wt
Ohio and Is 7O,dl71O for trade brands do Southern
Flour is firm and in fair demand the trade and West
Indies; the arrivals light and common brands are
firmly held at the cose-saes of $50 bbs IS 4O5 rs
for mixed to good Superfne Baltimore Alexandria &C.
and S. for the better grades Buckwheat Flour
is firm at Il 50GI rs DER 100 lbs Grain-The Wheat
market has i'm proved with moderate arrivals and fur
nort Tba saIeI ar 20 9on hor
i23al24 cts for Milwaukee club i2s0125 cts for ord
nary to prime delivered 117(111sT cts for Cbcaao
spring. 2l cts for North West club 123 cts for Racine
spring: l2oGl24 cts for Canada Climb 13 cts for red
West 1876 cts for red JERSEY: l4O cts for white Indians
in sore cts white Michigan 1875 cts for ordina
Corn firm and in good demand for export the trade
and the East The sales are 81 900 bushels at 6O6 cts
Southern yellow &c cts for old mixed western in store
67K cts for do delivered and 6S@7l cts for white
Southern Naval Stores-The inquiry for Spirits Tur.
pentne has been moderate but steady rates. we notice
sales OF 800 bbs mainly at G36% cts for Southern
shipping and New York bbls. Crude Turpenne is dull
and prices merely nominal. In fine Resins we hear OF
thing doing Common Resin is inactive and nominal at
about 81 20 per $40 lbs aoat There has been consde
rable Tar since our last but the market is
ton to arrive on terms not made public and 100 bbs
Washington at $2l5 Oils-Iinseed still meets with a
very fair iobbing demand at 6062 cts Other descrin
tions are quiet at former quotations. Rice-The market
quiet but steady sales of 60 casks at IS s7L4 25-
market is dull and heavy at the close. |
$50 bbs at l7IMIS cts Coffee-Prices for ali
descriptions steady. We of no sales this morn
ing. An auction sale OF Santos is announced for tomor
Moasses-There has been inquiry as vet: prices
are without quotabe change. Sugars-The market is
still only moderately active, but prices are supported
We quote at 4h5 cts for fair to good refining Refined
uated. Ashes-The market steady for pots at Is Is
and pearls at SIS 314. Hides-The market is only mode
rately active but prices without material change-he
sales 1000 Ornoco at 49, cts less per cent cash.
200 damaged do private TERMS 800 Texas at l5I
cts; and 200 Rio Grande on terms did not learn
PHILADELpHiA MARKETS, March ls.-The Flour
market dull but steady, there being little inquiry
Tor and the trade are about the only buyers
rom 50 to $5l2A for Superine S. for Extras,
fancy brands as in quality Good straight Superfne is
scarce, and generally held at $5l252
per DID, without finding buyers for export these rates
Eye Flour is steady, and selling in lots wanted at
sool% per Dbl, Corn Meal Is also steady and Pennsyl
anna Meal IS held at $2s7&, without much inquiry for
Shipment. In wheat the transactions moderate