The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-06
Stock of Rio this G,OOC
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SALES
500 bags Rio at II to IL cts 430O do do at II cts
200 do. do. at II to TX cts. Total 5000 bags.
REMARKS.
The demand for consumption continues quite active,
and the advance noted in our last report has been fully
sustained The market closes firm, with an upward ten
dency in prices.
We quote prime Rio at ~ to Il cts; good 11K cts;
fair II to IL. cts Laguayra u to l2E cts Java l4& to
ljH cts. WHITE ELDER, Coffee Brokers.
baltimore Dec i, 1858
FLOUR. The Flour market continues inactive, and
there is evidently less rmness in it than existed during
early part the week We had reported this morning
sales of 500 bbis choice Howard Street super at S5l2&
125 bbls choice Ohio do also at s52& and of 700 bbs
good City Mills do ut si.75 per bb which is decided
decline Both Howard Street and Ohio Super freely
offered at the close at S512a but there buyers
of either variety at So and of City Mills do there
sellers at the close at 81 - for good standard brands
although parties asking higher price for it
There has been no movement to-day in Extra Flour We
quote it at S5.3 for Ohio S55OG - for Howard Street
So for regular and So per Dbl for fancy brands
City Mills Rye Flour still quoted at 4G425 per Dbl
and wheat do is selling at from 81 to So per 100 lbs;
Corn Meal is steady at $50 for Pennsylvania 81 for Bal
timore, and S425 per bb for Brandywine.
FAMILY FLoUR-Family Flour is selling at $3.50 for
Baltimore ground 81 for Old Dominion and S75 per bbl
for Techs. There is fair trade demand for it at these
figures.
GRAIN.-Corn was in fair supply this morning but Of
all other descriptions of Grain the receipts were light
Corn dull but prices for it nevertheless pretty
well sustained The receipts add up about Is bushels
part of which wassod at 5SG62cts for new white and
6&.df6 cts for yellow. There was no old Corn ut
market, and we can give no quotations for it. Wheat
continues quite firm There were but 1000 bushels offered
today most of which sold at 1l9a 123 cts for good
reds 3Ol45 cts for medium to prime whites and $50
for choice do There is brisk inquiry for prime
Wheat and the market for it closes very s There
Rye offered day but quote it as before at 701 y
for Maryland, and s40S5 cts for Pennsylvania. Of
Oats there were about $500 bushels offered \ lot of
bushels ordinary Virginia sold at AZ cts, and
parcels Pcnnsy yvauia brought 45G47 cts Virginia and
Maryland range at from IL to "A cts and Pennsy
Yania do at from 10 to IS cts.
IOGS-IIogs were in good supply, some 5000 to 1000
head being in the pens the scales In consequence Of
the unav Orahe weather the packers not buying L"
dav and the market may be quoted rather weaker We
,Tn 1iNr, fD-i1y u NJ all
S6.75 for medium size and SGS9 al 100 lbs net for
prime heavy lots a few hundred head were sold last
evening and this morning within the range of the above
SLAUGHTERED HoGs.-During the early part Of the
week Slaughtered II ogs sold readily at S65 but subc
quenty prices for them have dropped Off and for the
last day they have been selling at So 25GG5O per
100 lbs.
M0LASSES-There a sale yesterday not noticed
in report of 100 bhS crop New Orleans Moasscs
out Of the market at II cts, but in small lots it is
still selling at 42 cts There have been no new receipts
of this description but several lots looked for daily
Wcquote Cuba Molasses before 23 2 for clayed
26d2S cts for Muscovado English Island at 2GG2S cts.
and Porto Rico at 2Sd3 81 cts.
PR0VISIONS.-The Provision market is quiet to-day,
but the general complexion of it is UNCHANGED and ali
varieties quite firm. We have reported sales 100
bbs city packed Mess Pork at Sl7. which is ad
of 2j per Dbl the price paid for it yesterday
and of 100 bbs. Western Leaf Lard at II We have
heard of no transactions in Bulk Meat hut it Is held firm
ly at 63a neg cts for Shoulders, S%SA cts for Sides,
and 9d94 cts for Hams. There is fair retail demand
for Bacon, but no large sales making We quote
Shoulders at 74d7h cts, Sides at 925 a9k cts and
/,
and Sl5 per Dbl for Mess Prime Pork may he quoted
$l4.50 and some lots OF Mess do held Sl72j
$3.50 per Dbl Lard is firm at l02 for Butchers, and
IL cts for City and Western Leaf Prime Butter is
tive but inferior lots dull We quote Western solid
PACKED at HAP Roll at Sd23 cts and Glades
"a l6 for common and lSG21 good to prime
Cheese is selling slowly S4MS% cts for Western cut
ting. and 9@ cts. for Eastern do.
RICE.-Rice is dull, but we quote it steady at 81 a
3a cts. for ordinary to prime lots The sotck here is
large.
SUGARS-Sugars are in fair demand, and the market
for them is firm. We have reported to-day sales of l5 hd
Cuba Sugar the terms for which kept private and Of
40 hhds good fair Porto Rico do. at $7S7k Sugars close
to day firm at the following rates, viz: $6 50d6S7H for
refining grades Cuba Porto Rico, and English Island;
S725S for grOcers styles Cuba 81 50G so for fair
prime Porto Rico and S775dS 80 for fair prime
crop New Orleans There is of the description
remaining the market here but several lots looked
for daily.
SALT.-Liverp"u Salt continues firm So cts. for
Ground Alum; $50 for Marshaii's and Jeffrey and
Darcy fine, and 40 per sack for Ashtons do Turks
Island salt is dull We quote it at "A Is afoat. and
1Sd20 cts. per bushel from store
SEEDS.Sccda are quite duh. but we have change
to in the rates, and continue to quote Clover at
s. 80 d575 Timothy at S2d212H, and Flaxseed 81
80 40 per bushcl. 4 small lot of prime Coycrsced
sold this morning at 1915 per bushel.
WHlSkEY.-Whskey is in fair demand to-day and we
quote it firm at 25H cts. for country and city and PC
cts for Ohio. We have reported to-day sales of $50 bb
Ohio Whiskey at the above quotation.