The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-30
DOMESTJC MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, March Evening, There
Is little or no Qu rcitron Bark offering selling and first
No. is wanted at S35 per ton.
The Cotton market is firm and about $50 bales have been
taken part speculation, at full rates.
There is very little demand for Cloverseed and the
ket continues dull and dropping. Sales of ga 400
bushels however, reported mostly S. for
quality including prime at S5 so, and lot from
second hands at SO per bushe Timothy and FlaXseed
| are wanted, at former quoted rates.
The Flour market continues dull there being very lit
tie demand notice either export or home use and the
sales confined 500 bbs extra at So 75 500 bbs.
family terms not public and few small lots taken
freely by the at s637 30 for superne: So
G675 for extra and $77 so per bbl for fancy brands
according to quality Standard shipping brands
paratvely scarce, and quoted at S625G637H per bbl
with sales. Rye Flour is held S4 81 per bbl and
nothing doing Corn Meal continues scarce and Pennsy
vania is badly wanted at $3.S74 per Dbl.
There is not much Wheat Offering but the demand for it
is limited and only few small lots found buyers 156
dl6O for reds and 10 to $50 white latter
for prime Rye is unsettled and dropping and sales
reported at 96GH cts Corn is offered more freely but
there is not much prime the market and about 500
bushels yellow not prime sold at s7Ss cs ahoat Oats
are steady at 30 cts for Pennsylvania prme heavy lots
bring for seed.
In Groceries there is nothing and are only ad-
vised of sales of 800 hhds Sugar taken refining
ly Porto Rico, at 6A al cts, time.
The PROVISION market remains very inactive.
A sale OF LOO casks Rice made at So 94G425 the
100 lbs.
The demand for Whiskey is limited but prices are un-
changed bbls selling at 2Sd29 for Pennsylvania and
western " d5o cts for Ohio and prison, 27 for hhds.
and 26R az cts. for drudge
offerings of Beef Cattle moderate again this week.
amounting to about 200 head the quality generally
ranging from ss to s1l for common to prime quality
mostly at from S9& to SOY per 100 lbs.
Of Cows and Calves the arrivals about 300 first
quality selling from $40 $780, ordinary at $50 to
$50 each, according quality.
VI Hogs the arrivals and sales at Phillips Yard
lo52 hes prices ranging at from SA to Ok the 100 lbs.
| net to condition.
About 5000 Sheep disposed of at Martins the de-
nand was good at 6h as cts. per lb., gross.
| The Cincinnati Gazette of Monday says:
In the general markets moderate business only is
belng transacted There sales of Mess Pork Sat
urday at $l7 so for country s1775 city. There
also "A sale of 500 bbis old Mess at sly This was
oought on speculation ago at ga The sales
OF round lot of old Pork in Cincinnati this season
an unusual occurrence. This, however believe is
ders sold at S615 Nothing transpred Bacon or Bulk
Sides round lot of 50 600 pieces Bulk Shoulders and
Sides was received Friday evening from the Upper
Mlssssipp, and the owner being unable to sell at
cts put it into store. The Sides are light On the
other hand 10000 lbs Sides sold Friday already re-
ported Tor Chattanooga, Tennessee. 1t supposed
that Tennessee would furnish surplus export This
transaction shows deficiency that too much has al
ready Deen exported to the Southern seaboard Flour
was very dull, and heard of no sales Saturday
Mhiskey was steady, with good demand. Sales 900
ools at AZ cts, including wagon.
ALEXANDRIA FISH TRADE.-on Sunday last there
was an arrival of Fish from White Point landing the low
est on the river of coo Herring and $50 Shad being the
first from that shore this much earlier than
usual There arrivals also from shores
!
Shad Prices of Shad ranged from S16 to 500 per hun
dred, and Herring Sl4 to Sl7 per thousand Yesterday
5000 Herring arrived from Tump Landing fshed bv the
Messs watkins the largest of the season Herring are
on the increase, and selling at from S4 to SIS lie,
thousand In Shad there is increase prices from
SIG to $50 per hundrcd.-Aler. Gazette.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK, March 29.-Cotton is excited; sales OF
5000 bales at an advance of Bd4 Flour is depress
ed sales Of 500 bales-State S5 605 So Ohio Sc 5OG
So 3d. Southern S620(9670. Wheat is depressed; sales
of 10000 bushels-Wesern red 14S cts Corn is dull;
sales of 1000 bushels yellow at SS690 cts Pork is
heavy; sales of Mess at S1740d1S; Prime S1275 Lard
is heavy at 1l cts. Whiskey closed firm at 27% ct s.
Sugars firm at cts. Spirits Turpentine is dull Rosn
Is heavy at Sl60Gl Rice is quiet Freights are
steady; cotton to Liverpool 3-16.
NEW ORLEANS, March 29-Sales TODAY of 6 600 bales
of Cotton at II z cts,
Especial Despatch.l
CINCINNATI March 29th.-Breadstufs are dull TODAY
and prices tend downwards Provisions also dull with
declining tendency indicative of break down in prices
Groceries unchanged
CINCINNATI, March 29-Flour is nominal and without
demand. Whskey is dull at 24G2iK cts. Provisions
are dull. Lard IL cts.
PHILADELPHIA, March 29-Flour is dull Wheat il
scarce and wantedsaes at 7SdSO cts for white and $50
Gloo cts for red Corn is irm-yellow SO cts Whskey
is steady at 2Sd29 cts.
MOBILE March 25-Sales of cotton TODAY 500 bales
at 12 for middng; sales of the week 49, 500 bales re
celpts l45 bales receipts ahead of last year IS5 800
haes stock in port las 600 bales Cotton reghts to Lv
erpool q sterling exchange 1OS46lOSA
MOBILE March 26-Saes of cotton to-day 1900 bales
at lZBGl24c; an advance of y.
CINCINNATI March 2S.-Flour is nominal small sales
were made to-day at $500. Whiskey dull 244c Pro.