The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-25

The demand for whskey is steady with further sales
of Penna bbs at 2Sa2shc; some extra quality do at
29c; Oslo and Prison do 29H(gSOc., Drudge 26K K927c
and hhds. at 27Hc
The Cincinnati Gazette of Wednesday says:
There is great degree of tamene5s in the produce
markets, with remarkable absence Of sp culave feel
ing and the rmness with which holders end for full
prices IN connection with the uncertainty that prevails
as to the future with the weight of probabilities the
side of lower currency, induces customers and retail
dealers to supply their wants sparngly Flour shows
decline Of 5l0c per Dbl for the week. closing at S5 10
for good supene and $3.50 for favorte do The exports
fair, showing that stocks accumulating al
though shipments to the seaboar are light There
received, during the week. against 500
barrels rted. The demand abroad chiefly
from Pttburg and Western New York The Sontb takes
little nothing from this pon-the total shpm ents TO
New Orleans for the week comprising only 20 bb There
There is demand for wheat fully equal the supply,
grades The weeks receipts were IS bushels and the
exports 90 l24 showing about 5000 bushels only taken
ceps of Is 900 bushels Provisions are duh
and heavy but holders willing to make
sions Good brands of Mess Pork be quoted sl7
OF bulk meat 200 hhds sold to-day at 64 and s4c pack
ed, but holders generally asked h94 more. Bacon
would sell to moderate extent at and for Shoulders
and Sides, but holders ask ak Lard is quiet
ii \ for prime barrel, and 13H for do. keg.
The Cincinnati Gazette of Wednesday says:
is always dangerous speculate articles of food
upon short crop basis, particularly when prices get
high as to limit the consumption This is illustrated just
now by the troubles of potato specuators Sales have
been made at New Orleans at So per Dbl hear
OF some four thousand barrels shipped from that point for
Cnclnnat portion OF which have already been received
They also coming in pretty freely from the North
consequence the trade is depressed prices
settled The total receipts during the week 5,527
barrels The for the umpon of this staple is
being crowded into small compass and dealers find
difficult to keep off panic. With continued favorable
cropprospects of things somewhat similar to this
but less in degree may be expected in the market
other articles of produce
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York, March 24-Cotton is excited-sales of IT,
300 bales at an advance of u; Uplands middlng 1919
New Orleans mddling 10 cts in transit with 7l6 freight
Flour is dullsaes of 900 bbls State S5 60G6 Ohio
S6.75a6S S5 Southern SO 6SO666O Wheat is firm-sales
of 10000 bushels white 175 cts. Milwaukee Club 1856
cts Chicago Spring ITO cts Corn is quetsaes 500
bushels yellow S99o cts. Pork is heavy-Mess sl7 so
GlS.25. Lard is dull Whiskey is steady at 2Sk cts
Sugar 7d7A cts Coffee is frm-sales of 800 bags at
l0A9124 cts Spirits Turpentine closed firm at 53H@
IS cts. Rosin is dull at s.. 1.62H. Rice is quiet.
CINCINNATI, March A-Flour is very dull and prices
nominal Whiskey has declined ct. sales "a X cts
Receipts large and stock accumulating. Provisions
Mess Pork sl7 50G17.75. Lard is dull at 11G114 cts
PHILADELPHIA, March 24.-Flour-prices have a de-
clining tendency superfne 1925. Wheat is du-sales
of 1000 bushels; red 15S160 cts; white 1856
frm-sales of 5000 bushels yellow $3.50. Whiskey is
steady at 2s}f G30 cts.