The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-15

very few Of them have been filled TO-DAY in conseora,o
o! .ne diihcuity Of obtaining freghts We quote BuIk
asat To-Day at S@6x cts for Shoulders and sxSsY
io sues One or two lots of Shoulders were offered
ho"eVer al ~ cts without finding buyer Lard NAV
W. quoted 70 DAY at 9& cts for Butchers and 9x6eS
FORK at s7 So Rump do ss and Beef at sI2 50 for
Baltimore packed No. l. and $40 per Dbl for do Mess
s.aI lRice is in demand and quite firm. We note
safes 10 DAY OF some $50 tierces good at cts and
OF small lot strictly prime at s4o64 per 100 lbs We
note the receipt here last evening and this morning Of
Z56 tierces from Charleston.
SUGARS.-There has been no movement whatever in
Sugars today but in the absence of transactions we re-
Tor refining grades Cuba and English Island
Sol2Hg575 for grocery grades Cuba; s475(G5.25 for
common to fair Porto Rico and New Orleans and S. SOFA
20 for good to prime do
SEEDS.-For Grass Seeds the market is very dull We
quote Clover at 5O4 rs for ga bs and Timothy
nal at 50 50G275 per bushe Some small sales of Glover
are making within the above range but we hear of no
sales OF Timothy Faxseed is selling at 81 @l35 per
sALT-Liverpool Salt is selling from store at the fol-
lowing rates, viz. S0GS5 for Ground Alum and lao
945 cts per sack for Marshals, Jeffrey Darcy's and
"orthington's fine. There is Ashton's fine here We
quote St. ubes and Turks Island Salt l516 cts ahoa
but i'll selling from store in small lots 2OG25 cts per
bushe.
overwhelmingly is rather frmer to day Tx cts
being generally asked for Ohio. We have however heard
OF no sales worth noting. City, of which there is very
little Offering may be quoted at IN G7x cts per gallon
DOMESTIC MARKETS
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, April 13.-Cotton i:
scarce and prime lots command SIS per 81 lbs. Small
sales of Timothy at s262H, and Faxseed at $3.50 pei
bushel. The Flour market has undergone no change
Holders quite firm in their demands but there is yer,
little inquiry either for shipment home consumption
from to bb for mixed and eho aRs
brands of superine S562H(I575 for extra S5SlHG
so for extra family and s662H $3.50 for fancy lots
The receipts continue light There but little demand
for either Rye Flour Corn Meal The former offered
at S337H and 600 bbls of the latter sold at s275 pei
boil but there is nothing doing in either Grain.-Th
receipts of Wheat by Tdewaer continues liberal
but the market is active and prices well maintained
sales OF SGlO,000 bushels good Pennsylvania red a
1892 500 bushels choice do. $780, $500 bushels do
on private terms, 500 bushels Delaware 81 &C. ant
small lots white at so per bushel RYE is dnI
at 676S cts for Pennsylvania and 6s for Southern
Corn arriving freely by water but supplies by railroad
come forward slowly: The demand is good and price
steady Sales of 1000 bushels prime Southern vel
low at 62 cts, adoat lots in store at 60 cts ant
AGO bushels old and new mixed-a choice lot-at 80
81 cts for Delaware Barley is dull and buyers now onl
9sF 6a&6S cts Barley Malt ranges from IS to 95 cts
syvana do at l7H cts; hhds. at II cts and Drudge
e BosToN COTTON GOODS MARKEr.-BrowD Sheet
| lngs ana shlrtings remain without change. Heavy
goods in steady but moderate demand at SX cts me
diums range from * OK cts and light goods sell
| ing at 5R95k cts. Beached Sheetings and Shifting
are dull. Some few desirable styles of fine goods ar
well sold up, but most kinds begin accumulate Brow
Drills are still delivered, mostly contract, fast
received from the mills but fresh orders for export
any extent have lately been received The current pri
ces SA d9 cts, few of the leading mills selling a
the latter rate Bleached Drills quiet at cts AM
Blues at ION cts. Print Cloths held with more firm
ness but transactions have been rather limited Print
CONTINUE to move off at very low prices and are quit
dull, except few avorte styles Denms, Stripes Ticks
Jeans and Cotton Flannes, selling only in small lot
as wanted without change in prices. Gnghams are dull
at 10l0K cts for the Glasgow and Lancaster but tn
production continues to be well sold up. Delanes am
Chalies remain the with steady sales Paci
Lawns have also sold very WE'LL considering the genera
dizziness Of trade.-Shipping list.
WILMINGTON MARKET, April 12.-.Turpentine.-
Further sales yesterday of 14O bbls and this morn
ing of 100 do, at g for Yellow Dip, SLIGO for Vii
gin, and 81 per Dbl. for Hard per $50 lbs. n
sales in Spirits Turpentine or Tar. Rosn-Sales thi
morning of $500 bbls. No. at go cts. per $40 lb
and l 400 bbls common at same price.