The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-29
=, =, Loans Specie Circular. Deposits
\ 0I|a York July 23 sl9 93 Go q i9692 S706a 75Sosis
N orleans, H.. l6504H l3666,522 l0743,394 I7gT2S79
Pha, July D 25,lO6l24 4G91,6Oi 2,S6S6O2 1852 800
oODo
725 44233O3S 2s 7Oo6I2 126 330 -42
Last week. s22 ,ii250 46,169,7S4 I282405
BALTIMORE MARKETS


C0FFEE.-CofTee continues in good demand and the
market for it is quite firm. We sales sday of 26O
fair sound do 11ll4 cts We still quote Rio at Iox
dl14 cts. for common fair b(G11 i cts for good
Y cts for prime Laguayra at l2a124 cts, and Java
at l41@l6h cts. per lb. The stock of Coffee here is
about 81 900 bags.
FLOUR.-Flour is in quite active demand, and the
market continues to improve in tone sales the extent
of nearly 5000 bbs having been made to-day at an ad
vance on the prices of the last day The sales in.
cude 100 bbs. Howard Street. and 500 bbls CITY Mills
Super at $512k, $500 bbls. City Mills Extra at So 500
bbs do. at S612R, $50 bbls do "Phenix Mills brand"
at $500 and $50 bbls old Ohio Extra at $3.50 per bb-
At the close Super Flour held firmly at S5l2I for
City Mills Ohio and Howard Street and quote Extra
Street. and S66l24 for regular shipping brands City
Mills.
FAMILY FLOUR Family Flour is now selling by the draw
load at 81 per bhl for Patapsco Reservoir Silver Spring
Ashland, and Wechs $3.50 for Old Dominion; and the
Patapsco, Reservoir Silver Spring Ashland and other
RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL9We Still Quote Rye Flour
at s4425 and Corn Meal s4G4 Is for Baltimore and
S412k14.25 per Dbl. for Brandywine but we hear of
sales of either article
GRAIN.-wheat continues in good demand and the
market for 1t is quite firm but we have no advance to
els at market and most of it sold at 115G25 cts for
fair to prime reds, 11SG120 cts for ordinary whites 1256
13j cts for fair to prime do and 140 for choice do
Corn also in fair demand but prices were shad
lower than yesterday. Sales reported of some
500 bushels white, and about 5000 bushels yellow at
SlGS2 cts. per bushel measure There were about $50
bushels Rye, and 1000 bushels Oats market Most of
the Oats sold from 28 to "a cts but there was
nothing done to Rye We quote it steady at 20 cts for
Maryland, and so cts. for old Pennsylvania
MOLASSES.-Molasses is dull, but steady at our for
mer quotations, viz 24926 cts for clayed Cuba, 27G3O
cts for Cuba Muscovado, 232 cts for English Island
30G35 cts for Porto Rico, and 3994O per gallon
New Orleans
Observation-Disclosures continue quiet. There is
Bacon selling in retail lots cts for Shout
ders and 81 cts for Sides but for other articles there
very little demand We quote Mess Pork s16 Prime
do. at $l2Gl250, and Rump do at s12 per Dbl There
were some sales of Mess made Yesterday, but nothing
has been done in it today There nothing whatever
doing in Bulk Meat and we quote it nominal at 6h cts
for Shoulders and 81 cts for Sides. We continue to
quote Beef at S11.50d12 for Prime; S13G15 for No l;
and s16Gls per bbl for Mess and Lard 11G114 cts
for butchers and liz cts for prime Western in bbls
and tres Refined Lard is still bringing 13%G1l4 cts
per lb.
RICE-Rice is dull and rather lower We now quote it
ranging from to AZ cts. for common to prime
SUGARS.-The transactions in Sugars continue to be
light but the market for them is steady at the previous
quotations We note sales to-day of 80 hhds Cuba Sugar
at S6ld6.25. Our quotations for Sugars as follows
viz ,s5756 for refining grades Cuba and English Island
S6.5067 for grocers styles do $675GSfor fair prime
Porto Rico $6.S7Hds for New Orleans; s625@65o for
brown Brazil; and S750@S50 for white do.
REFINED SUGARs.-The Sugar Refners have advanced
their rates to-day of cent per h. all grades. The
following the quotations of Messrs Egerton Dougher
ty, Woods Co., of the Baltimore Steam Sugar Refinery