The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-06
DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW YORK MARKETS, March 4-Flour &c.-The
sales comprise 5000 bbls at S510G5.15 for superine
State and WESTERN S5.20525 for shipping extra State:
S5.3554o for choice do s525G545 for the low grades
of Western extra 60 for shipping brands of round
hoop extra Ohio and S5.70@710 for the better grades
do, the market closing firm. Southern Flour with
change of moment. The demand is moderate-sales
5o bbs at S. 3o5 65 for mixed to good superne Bal
timore &C. and $55 % for the better grades Grain
There more active demand for Wheat both for ex-
port and milling, but chiefly for shipment France and
fancy were better The sales are 96 900 bushels at
for No Chicago; 81 22 "a for Milwaukee 80 for red
winter WESTERN S14OG145 for white Ohio and Indiana
ST As for white Canadian and 81 5S very choice white
Michigan. Corn lower for new and dull and heavy
for odsales % 900 bushels at 5658 cts for new West
mixed on the railroad track 56d5S cts for do de
livered 60 cts for Southern yellow; 65 cts for new
Southern white; 65d66 cts. for old Western mixed in
stores 66x 67 cts for do delvered the market closing
unsettled. Provsions-The Pork market is irregu
lar The sales $50 bbls at ST. 25 and sl25
OILS for prime CoGee-The market is quiet but prices
rule steady-sales of 100 bags Jamaica 12 cts cash.
CottonThe market is still very dull and inactive and
We hear of no sales. We quote nominay at 11%9lIX
cts for middng Upands and do New Orleans and Texas
Molasses-New Orleans is dull and hear of no sales
Foreign kinds also very quiet the only sale we hear
of being about 25 hhds Porto Rico "a cts new crop
Sugars-Raw still meet with very moderate inquiry
mainly from reners. The sales since last embrace
some 1855 hhds., mainly Cuba, at 4495 cts, but incu
ding Sc hhds. Texas on terms net made public Refined
without change. Whskey steady; sales 500 bbs at
Is cts
continues dull; there is little inquiry for ex-
port ard holders free sellers quoted rates
say s525 for standard Superfne and s5.31HG550 for
Extra The only sales hear Of to supply the trade
the above figures for Superne and Extra including
400 bbs Of the latter at good and choice
Lancaster county and s6@675 per Dbl fancy brands
as in quality. 100 bbs common middling sold at g. rs
per Dbl Rye Flour steady at and Pennsylvania
Germ Meal at per bb but hear of no sales Of
either. The demand for Wheat continues limited and
the market is dull and unsettled with of some 900
bushels to at from s.27 to 81 32k for fair to prime
reds including 400 bushels prime Delaware at the latter
figure aoat which is decline, and small lots of
Pennsylvania white at ST. so, as in quality Ryeis
quiet 6S cts for Pennsylvania Corn Is dull and onIy
ahout bushels yellow I'm Sotr
day evening, at 56k 957x cs condition. the latter
for prime dry Delaware aoat Old Corn is worth so cts
Oats also dull and held at 32Hd33 for Pennsyl-
ley and Malt remain quiet as last quoted There is a
good inquiry for Cloverseed and much selling owing
the rmness of holders, 300 bushels only having
been sold at s4755 per bushel the latter for prime at
which rates it is wanted. Timothy and Flaxseed are
also wanted; the former, here, would bring s275@3
and the latter $3.50 per bushel which is an advance
The Whiskey market Is frmer and more active Pennsy
ysnia bbs, selling at 1sk Cts, Western DO lsalsX cts