The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-14
BALTIMORE MARKETS

WEDNESDAY, July 13.
COFFEE.-We again without transactions in Coffee
to report The stock of Rio here is generally inferior
quality for which there is but little demand, the
ter grades wanted and they would sell very readily
if here at full rates. For all descriptions the market is
firm, and we continue to quote Rio at l0h(G114 cts
for common to fair, TK9llA for good II cts Tor
prime: Laguayra' at l2Gl24 cts; and Java at l4%aI6
cts The stock of Coffee the market is about II
bags.
FLOUR.-There is still good demand for Flour and
for all descriptions the market is steady at Yesterdays
rates We have reported to-day sales of 600 bbs City
Mills Super Sc 600 bbls new City Mills Extra at Sc SO
and of 800 bbs old Ohio Extra at Sc per bb There
nothing done Change in Ohio Howard Street Super
There some lots of each of these varieties offering
S575 but fresh inspected choice brands held at So
per bbl and in retail lots they selling at this figure
Street do at $3.50 per bb New CITY "i Mills FIour
closes steady at Sc for Super, and $3.50 per bb for
FAMILY FLoUR.-Famv Flour is sailing at IS for
Patapsce, Reservoir, Silver Spring and Welch's;
81 so for Old Domnion and quote the Paapsco Reser
voir and Silver Spring brands of Extra at az so per bbl
RYE FLOUR AND CORN MEAL-We quote Rye Flour to-
day at S44 rs and Corn Meal nominal "a for Balti
more, and s4l2K 9i25 per Dbl. for Brandyw'ne
GRAIN.-Wheat was in comparatively light supply
again to-day the offerings amounting to only about 900
bushels. The demand brisk, and for red and the
yesterday. Reds sold at 12s6135 for good prime
and whites at 12o913o cts for fair 1s5@I4O
cts for good to prime and some choice lots brought
142 cts The receipts of Corn very light the
ings amounting to less than 5000 bushels Sales were
do at S4 cts and of 500 bushels yellow S2s6
cts Rye is little better lot of 200 bushels Pennsyl-
wanna sofa TINS morning at oZ CTS Oats Stl
from 35 to 40 cts There sales this morning
bushels Maryland and Pennsylvania within this range
MOLASSES.-Molasses is very quiet, but the market
is nevertheless steady at previous rates quote Cuba
before at 24I26 cts. for cayed, and 27d3o cts for
Muscovado English Island at 27(G32 cts, Porto Rico
at S0g35 cts and New Orleans at 40,d42 cts
PROVISlONS.-We have some further sales of Lard re-
ported to-day but we hear Of transactions of mpor-
tance in other descriptions of Provisions The sales of
Lard embrace 260 terces Western llI cts cash. and
500 kegs do. at 124 cts The 200 Lard reported
yesterday being sold private terms brought Ii cts
Bacon is steady at * 7H cts. for Shoulders and 9H
Ok cts for Sides, and quote Bulk Meat nominal 6H
cts for Shoulders and Hd9 cts for Sides. There is
fair retail demand for Bacon but there is little or no in
quiry for Bulk Meat There is nothing doing today in
relied Pork Beef We quote Pork as before at
Sl675 for Mess, S13 so for Prime $3.50 FIR Rump and
Beef at Sl3 ais for No1 and $l517 per bbl Mess
RlCE.-fhere is some inquiry for Rice, and we note
sales to-day of so terces at A4H cts Rice ranges at
from ~ 10 ~ cts for common to prime lots The stock
here Is light.
SUGARS.-Sugars are steady at the previous rates
There has however been very little done in them TODAY
The sales include 10 hhds New Orleans at s7a7 % 10
hhds. Porto Rico at S762x, hhds Cuba at SO rs and
40 boxes brown cayed Cuba at S6s7k. We still quote
Sugars follows, viz: at $575@6 12k for refining
$6256 so for common to good common Porto Rico S675
d7.75 for fair to prime do $775 for fair to prime New
Orleans, and IS for choice do
SALT-Liverpool Salt is selling e5 cts for Ground
Alum, 135 cts. for Marshals and Jeffrey & Oar
cys fine, and $50 cts per sack for Ashton's do and
the market quite firm at these figures Turks Island Salt
is still firm at 1920 cts. per bushel. .. --..
WH1SKEY.-There is a better demand for Whiskey,
and the market for it is somewhat stronger Ohio held
to day at 27H cts and note sale of rs bbls City
zoS cts, these figures being advance of a cent per
gallon on yesterdays rates.