The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-28
Prices and sales Of Stocks in NeD York
BY TELEGRAPH
.ough WM EIsHER & SON Stuck and Riu Rrok.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

CoFFEE.-We have heard of transactions to-day in
Coffee There is very little here and sales restricted
by this fact Some offers have been made to-day for the
only cargo remaining the market, but the de-
cned accepting any of them. We quote Rio Coffee firm
at 1lGl1% cts for fair to good, 11&G2 cts for prime,
Laguayra do at 12Gl2A cts, and Java do. at 14hGI5h
cts The stock the market is only about 900 bags
FLOUR.-The Flour market to-day has been very
quiet and as we have heard no sales of any de-
scrption have been made We heard however, on Change
of sale made late Friday, and previously report
ed of 200 bbs Ohio Extra s53sH per bbI Although
there has been today in Flour, have
S. for Howard Street and Ohio and si55 for Standard
City Mills. Extra Flour MAY be quoted S537 5 so
for Ohio; s55oa6 for Howard Street. s6.12K9625 for
regular and Sc so per bbl for fancy brands City Mills
Rye Flour is still quoted at s4 and we quote Corn Meal
at So go per Dbl. for both Baltimore and Brandywine.
FAMILY FLoUR.-Family Flour is selling by the dray-
load to the trade at $3.50 for the principal brands of Bal
tmore ground 81 for Old Dominion, and S775 per bb
GRAIN.-The fair supply of Corn at market to-
day. but of all other descriptions of Grain the receipts
were light. For Grain generally there good de-
mand, and the market descriptions firm Corn
BETTER and sales made eat advance of
cent per bushe the previous rates There were
about 80 900 bushels market most of which changed
hands 65G67 for white and 6sG72 cts for yellow
Wheat was also firm The receipts light the offerings
amounting only about 500 bushels Reds sold at lis
125 for fair prime and whites at l25dl35 cts for
ordinary to fair and l4OGl47 cts good prime
OfRye there $50 bushels offered and most of it
sold at rs cts for Maryland and s4s6 cts for Pennsy
The receipts of Oats very light the offerings
amounting less than 900 bushels We quote them
before at 4244 cts for Virginia and Maryland and 45
AZ cts for Pennsylvania.
Molasses and for this description the market is shade
frmer We note sale to-day of 20 bbls at 81 cts and
considerable lot New Orleans Molasses may be quoted
at 37G3S cts. Foreign Moasses is entirely neglected
and give reliable quotations for any variety.
PROvIsIoNS.-Provisions aIe quiet oday, and the
market for all descriptions is rather heavy We have
ported sales of 20 900 lbs. Bulk Shoulders and Sides
GxGSS cts and of 20 hhds Bacon Sides at 9k cts
Some lots of Bacon Sides can, however, be bought
at 9G94 cts but Shoulders held pretty firmly at ~
cts We quote Mess Pork nominal at $3.50, Prime do.
at S4 Beef at ST. for No. and Sl5 per Dbl for Mess
and Lard at 114@l1k cts. lb for City and Western
Leaf At the West the feeling in the buoy
ant letter from intelligent member of the trade at
Cincinnati contains the following remark which take
good representation of the state the market there
viz There good deal of frmness here the surface
but great deal of anxiety TO sell in reality The writer
further adds that he is seller and be SUCH but
no buyers make their appearance except buyers for flu
ture delivery, who may be able to meet their engage
ments if prices go up but if they down they certainly
will not be-
RICE-we continue to quote Rice as ranging from 81
3a cts for common to prime lots but the market for it
isquiet and the transactions limited
SUGARS.-Sugars are quiet but the market is gene
rally unchanged The only transaction we have heard
of to-day is sale of 2s hhds New Orleans Sugar $725
(G7 65 There sale friday, to go .Rut of the
market and which has not been previously brted of
of 1900 bags Penambuco Sugar $50 bags of which
brown and $50 bags white at s6s7k for the for
mer and ss.37h for the latter We quote New Orleans
Sugar to-day ranging from 81 to sS.25 the latter fig
ure being for strictly prime We still quote refining
grocer styles Cuba at 5 25 There areno Porto Rico
Sugars here in first hands
quote it firm at 80 cts for ground Alum 135 cts. for
Marshals and jeffrey Darcy's fine, and $50 cts. per
sack for Ashtons do We note sale within the last day
two of cargo of 500 bushels Turks Island Salt
IA cts. per bushe aioat, which is decline.
SEEDS.-Coverseed continues firm at $5.75d5.s74 for
good lots and some strictly prime parcels bringing
So per bushel There sales this morning
were informed. Timothy Seed ssteady at s22 12k,
and we quote Flaxseed at 81 .30Gy1 40 per bushel
WHISKEY.-Whiskey is dull and lower We quote it
to day at a2S cts for Country and City and 2i&@25
cts for Ohio. There have been sales but Ohio be
bought readily at the outs ide quotation.