The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-08
Prices dnd sales Of Stocks IN Nelo York
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WN FISHER Il Son, Stock and Bill Brokers.
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BALTIMORE MARK EVS

TUESDAY, December Z
BARKING heard to day of sale of 500 bags No.
Quercitron Bark at S2l per ton. No Bark is exceed
ingy dull and we quote it nominay at Sl6d1S per
COFFEE We have transactions to today in
Coffee. There ishowever good inquiry for it, and the
market for all varieties is very strong There sales
Yesterday noticed in report some bags me
dum Rio at II cts an also auction the
underwriters of $50 bags damaged Java Coffee from
to 71 cts. perIb We quote Rio firm at Hall cts for
fair IL cts for good a12 cts for prime; Laguayra
at l2dl2H cts, and Java at 14%d5% The stock of
Coffee to-day does not exceed 5000 bags
FLOUR-FlOur is still quiet, and for varieties the
market is decidedly heavy. We have change
in the rates, bat the tendency is evidently downward.
There was nothing done Change in Howard Street
Ohio Super Good brands of both varieties still held
at $5l2R but buyers only offering s. per bb for
them and the market closes with this difference between
buyers and sellers There is little inquiry City
Mills Super and we heard of sales of $50 bbls 81 81 y
The market for this description irregular prices for
it range at from Si7 to S. for brands OF Ex
ira Flour the only sale reported of bbs
$50; Howard Street do. at s5 d575: and City Mills do
at Sc for regular and Sc for fancy brands. Rye
from So s7E s4.l2H per bb Buckwheat Flour is sell
ing at S2d250 for ordinary to good and S3 per 100 lbs
for Matthews premium; and quote Corn Meal 81
for Baltimore, and 81 25 per Dbl for Brandy wine.
FAMILY FLoUR.-We have change to note in the
rates for Family Flour. 1t is still selling in lots to the
trade at $3.50 for Baltimore ground 81 for Old Domin
ion and S7.75 per Dbl. for Wechs.
GRAlN-Grain was in pretty good supply this morn
ing the receipts of the various descriptions adding up
about 50 600 bushels Corn in particular is coming for
ward quite freely and to-day there some 10000
bushels market The demand for it was brisk and the
greater part of the receipts changed hands 57d62
for new white and 63d66 cts for new yellow. There
were no sales of old Corn reported The receipts Wheat
reached about II 600 bushels Prime lots active
the lower grades dull There greater number
of prime samls of Wheat at market day than usual,
ana some pare IS sold at lower rates than yesterday
but the market as whole is unchanged We quote reds
at llSal22cts for fair to prime, whites 13Oa
140 cts for fair to prime shipping parcels and 145
also for fancy lots. lot of 20 bushels Pcnnsylya
mia Rye the only parcel market to-day sold at So cts
We quote Maryland do as before 4 72 cts OF Oats
there were some coo bushels offered but only part of
them were sold. Wequote Virginia and Maryland at ~
Gl44 cts, and Pennsylvania Oats at 45 ado cts
HOGS.-The supply of Live Hogs is still large and
the market for them is dull We heard this morning of
late yesterday of 300 head light Hogs at s625
net and of 500 head heavy do ut S7l2& live weight
Both these lots taken by packers The weather
still nfavorable for packing Pork and the packers
buying sparingS. Live Hogs may be quoted to-day at
25d650 for light, and S6S7 per 100 lbs. net for
heavy lots Slaughtered Hogs dull and lower. They
sold yesterday Sc per 100 lbs and quote them
MoLAssEs.-We quote Molasses steady at 4l@nk
cts for new crop New Orleans, 23d24 cts for cayed
Cuba 2Gd2S cts. for Cuba Muscovado; 2Gd2s cts for
English Island and 2Sa32 cts for Porto Rico There is
some inquiry for New Orleans Molasses but for other de
scriptions the demand is quite limited.
PIONlSlONS.-Thereis some speculative inquiry for
Provisions but the consumptive demand is quite limited
and but few sales making for this purpose The mar
ket is quite firm, but the rmness in proceeds from the
of things the West rather than from ANYTHING
which has transpired here We quote Mess Pork today
s7Gl7.25 Prime do. at sl4dl4 so; Bulk Meat at 4
M6A cts for shoulders sEaSA cts for Sides; cts for
Hams and Lard at 10A cts for Butchers and 11d1I cts
for City and Western Leaf. There is some indury for
Racon and we note sales of 20 hbds Sids NJ and
of 25 hhds do 94 Bacon Shoulders are steady mt
79 cts and we quote Hams ranging from 1OH to II
cts Beef steady at $2 for NJ. J. SIS per Dbl for
Mess There is however very little selling For But
ter and Cheese the market is altogether unchanged.
RICE Rice is dull but steady at 34@3A cts for or
binary to prime lots. We hear of sales to-day worth
noting.
SUGARS.-Sugars very quiet, and we have sales
to report to-day. The market is, however nowithstand
ing the limited demand, steady at previous quota
tons, viz s65Od6S7T for refining grades Cuba Porto
Rico and English Island: s7256s for grocers styles
ouD ~ 5odS50 for fair to prime Porto RcO and S775G
Orleans.
arrival mere to-day of cargo of 400 bags Pernambuco,
Sugar
sALI.ILiverpool Salt continues firm at s5 cts. for
0rousu % su Aum i%o cts for Marshas and Jeary Dar
Gy Ine, anu i4o cts per sack for Ashons do. Turks
Island Salt is dull We quote il a 14I5 cts afoat and
1920 cts. per bushel from store
sEEps-Me heard this morning Of sales of about 100
bushels prime coyerseed at s562X@575 per bushels of