The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-16
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

TUESDAY, March Is.
COFE EE.The market cont inues very quiet for all de-
scrptons the only sales which we are advised to day
comprising 200 bags Rio at1H and 200 bags Laguaya
at II cts Holders Of Rio. however, appear firm pre-
vious quotations viz: lk 1l cts for fair good
IL cts for prime. We continue to quote aguayra II a.
12h cts, and Java l4%Gl5 cts The total stock of all
descriptions now offering is "a 900 bags We
learn that the bark Wheatands cargo nsistng
bags Rio, has been shipped to neighboring market.
FLOuR-There is special variation to notice in the
Flour market The demand for export is quite moderate
but holders of Howard Street Super firm at
S657&. We quote Ohio at S625d637h, and City
Mills S6 per bbl. The only transaction reported
to-day was 200 hbls Ohio Extra at $6.75. We
quote Howard Street Extra at S7d7.l2b and CITY
Mills 81 Corn Meal is dull So 75a4 for Baltimore and
s4,l2h for Brandywine, Rye Flour is dull at s45Oa
462h for first quality.
FAMILY FLouR.-Family Flour is now selling at the
1oiowlng rates viz 80 for Baltimore, $3.50 for Old Do
minion, and 50 per bhl. for Welch's.
GRalN.-The offerings of Wheat were very limited this
morning amounting to only 1000 bushels and for
choice white an advance of per bushe was obtain
ed sales being made at l65d95 cts. for fair choice
white, and l5OlG0 cts for fair prime red OF Corn
$4,000 bushels offered and with demand prices
were steady white selling at 75d7S cts and yellow
S2dsl cts measure, and S5tGS6 by weight Of Oats
some 800 bushels were offered. The demand was mod
crate, with sales of fair prime MARYLAND and yrpns
at 4Sd53 cts, and do. Pennsylvania at 55G6O cts per
bushel Of Rye GOO bushels Pennsylvania were offered
and sold at 9S cts. per bushel.
MoLASSES.-The only transaction reported in this ar
tcle to-day was 2l9 bbls Texas 3 per gallon The
market continues to rule dull at 40 cts for New
leans 33(d36 cts for Porto Rico, Id26 cts for Cuba
clayed, and 30d3l cts for Muscovado
PRoNlSlONS.-The demand for Bacon continues ac
iN''SS
transactions comprising 100 hhds Bacon Sides 9s
and 80 hhds do. at 94 cts. Iobbers asking 91GlO
cts Tor Sides and 78dS cts for Shoulders Bulk Meat
is quiet but firm at Tag for Shoulders and Sides
Barreed Pork is inactive at SIS 251S so for Mess SIS
dt6 for Prime Mess and Sl3 50l4 Prime and sl4 for
Rump We continue to quote Beefat SSd9 Prime $40
all for No l. and Sll dl3 for Mess Lard is quiet at
Il cts for good Western in bbs and terces and 2 cts
for kegs.
RlCE.-We have only to notice sale of GO casks on pr
vate terms Wecontinue to quote fair prime at "a
"a cts. Some choice lots are held at 4 cts per lb
SEEDS.-There was good demand for Cloverseed this
morning, with sales at advance transactions add
ing 500 bushels at Sc 12H "a per busheI for
fair to prime, by Timothy Seed is quiet at
S2tG2 25 per bushe
SALF.-There is no demand for Liverpool Salt The
ship Wm. Penn, with some 900 sacks Liverpool is now
due We continue to quote follows: 90 for Ground
Alum 130 cts. for Marshas and Jeffrey Darcy's fine;
and l5O cts sack for Ashtons do Turks Island Salt
may be quoted at Is cts aoa and 20 per bushe
store.
SUGARS.-The market for Sugars rules very heavy
with further downward tendency in prices. The only
sales reported today comprised 100 hhds New Orleans
IN lots, at 7d7s cts per h. We quote New Orleans as
before at p for low to good fair ST. 50 rs for good
To prime Porto Rico do at STAT so for ordinary to good
and refining grades Cuba and English Island do at Sc rs
G712%.
WHlSkEY.-The market for Whiskey is quite ddI =
The only sale reported to-day 100 bbs Ohio in in
different packages at % We quote City at 2S
cts, and Ohio at 294 (1S0 cts.