The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-28

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COFFFE.-The inquiry for Coffee continues fair. and
sales to-day of $50 bags low grade Rio 1Ok
S% r. ots and qf Ro O bags F%%S 20 cts at m
to fair nHll4 cts. for good, IL cts. for prime;
Laguayra at 12Gl2k cts and Java at l4k@16H cts.
per III
FRUIT-A cargo of some 8 500 boxes Oranges and
Lemons, received per bark "Danel Webster from Paer-
mo, was oGe ed today at auction, and all the Lemons
(about 100 boxes) were sold at from 81 to $780, and
about 700 boxes of the Oranges at from 81 so to S315
per box those at the outside prices being in good order
and condition We note also sale of 100 bags Fbert at
7Rd7A cts per lb.
FL9UR-We have to note to-day an increased demand
for Flour and decided improvement in the general
Of the market, Sales reported Change of 500
bbls City Mills Super at SIS, 500 bbls do private
and OF 200 bbs Howard Street Extra at IS 30 per
bb Super Flour could have been sold very readily at
IS bb and this figure was refused for several lots of
City Mills. For this variety the holders generally de
manded SIS 12h d5 25 per bb There has been nothing
done to-day in new Ohio or Howard Street Super For
or two lots Of the latter description 50 per Dbl was
offered and declined. We quote Extra Flour to-day at
s5a525 for old and ohio; $500 for new Howard
Street, and Sc per Dbl. for new City Mills:
FAaILY FLouR.Famy Flour is now selling by the drsy
load 81 per bb for Paapsco Reservoir Silver Spring,
and Wechs $3.50 for Old Dominion; and the Patapsco,
Reservoir Silver Spring and other fancy brands of Extra
are bringing SO so per bbl
RYE FLouE AND CoRN MEAL.-We still quote Rye Flour
at sid4 2 and Corn Meal $44 25 for Baltimore and
s412%2 4.25 per Dbl. for Brandywne, hut hear Of
sales of either article.
GgAIN-Wheat was in better supply to-day than on
yesterday. the offerings amounting to about Il 900
bushels but the demand brisk and the market for it
heds sold at l05ll5 cts for common TO fair lisa 125 cts
for good prime and whites al ll51ll7 cts for ordi-
nary 125G135 cts for fair to prime and some choice
lots brought 1SS(d140 cts. Corn continues dull White
sold at S0dS3 cts and quote yellow at S3(GS4 cts.
There were only about 1000 bushels received to-day
There nothing done to-day in Rye, but of Oats there
were about 3 ,000 bushels sold at 30ld35 cts.
LASSES.-Moasses is quite dull, but we have no
change note in the rates, and continue to quote
Cuba 225 cts. for cayed and 273o cts. for Musco
vado; English Island at q d32 cts Porto Rico at 3035
cts, and New Orleans at 39t94O cts. per gallon.
PR0VISI0NS.-Provisons generally quiet. There
is however inquiry for Mess Pork and have
ported to day sales of $50 bbs SIG per bb 100 bbls
of the above sold yesterday We quote Prime Pork
at sl21l2 80, and Rump do at SO per Dbl. Bacon is
There fair retail demand for it, but there large
lots selling. There is nothing doing in Bulk Meat, and
quote nominal at 6x cts for Shoulders and S cts
for sides We continue to quote Beef at S11 50d2 for
and Lard at l1G4 cts for butchers, and IL cts for
prime Western, in bbs and Refined Lard is still
bringing IS 4 ala cts. per ID.
RICE.-Rice rs very quiet but the rates for 1t are un
changed and it still ranges at from 4s to AZ cts for com
prime. The stock here is light.
SUGARS-Sugars still quiet, although We remark
rather demand for them TO day than there has been
for two or three days past We note sales Of 10 hhds
Cuba So 2 40 hhds do at $3.50, and of 10 hhds New
Orleans at ST I2k7 25. Sugars close steady pre-
and English Isand $650d7 for grocers styles do So q
as for fair to prime Porto Rico S6S7hGS for New Or
leans; s6.25G6.50 for brown BRAZIL and $750GS50 fo
white do.
Alum lS5 cts Marshalls and jeffrey Darcy's ine
and $50 cts. per sack for Ashton's do, and quot
Turks Island do before at 1SG20 cts. per bushel
WHISkEY.We quote Whskey to-day at 26j3(d27 cts
City, and 27 cts for Ohio, but the market for II il
quiet and hear Of sales ofimPortance having beer