The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-14
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BALTIMORE MARK ETS.


C0FFEE.-Conee continues active and firm. An in
voice of $500 bags fair Rio OF the cargo of the
"Wheatand" was sold to-day at liz cts, and note
also sales of 400 bags do at II cts and 100 bags
do at 10 u cts. The first lots were taken we
understand for shipment to New Orleans and they make
the total purchases for this purpose hin the day
or two 6O00 bags, Coffee closes very firm to-day at IL
all4 cts for fair Rio 1l4GllA cts for good do. 12G
guayra and 16HGl7 cts for Java The stock to-day is
about 90 600 bags
FLOUR.-The Flour market is still quiet and il Is
hardly firm in tone to-day yesterday. We heard
Change of sales of 200 bbls Howard Street Super at
So decline of i2k cts on the price paid for this descp
ton yesterday 400 bbls City Mills do also at s and of
$50 bbls Ohio Extra at IS so per bb There was nothing
done in Ohio Super but it could have been readily bought
at s. and quote Howard Street and City Mills Super
as closing steady at So per Dbl for regular standard
brands We quote Extra Flour to-day at s5 so for Ohio
e62E fo- Howard Street and So per bb for regu
lar shipping brands City Mills.
FAMILY FLouR-Family and choice retailing brands of
Extra Flour are active and frm welch's Family sell
ing at and we quote the Patapsco, Reservoir Sill
yer Spring, and Ashland brands do at 81 25 and the
same brands of Extra at 1915 per bb
RE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL.-We still quote Rye
Flour at $4 450 and Corn Meal at "a for Baltimore
and S4D412K per Dbl for Brandywine There is a pret
ty good inquiry for Rye Flour but Corn Meal is dull
GRAIN.-There was comparatively little Wheat at
market to-day, the offerings amounting only about Is
600 bushels against As 900 bushels yesterday The
demand fair, but not active and yesterdays prices
were pretty well maintained except for the best grades
which shade lower. Reds ranged from los to
l6 cts for fair to prime, and whites sold 050110
Tor common, 15Gl2O cts. for medium to fair 125G3S
cts for good prime and 40 cts for choice lots The
receipts of Corn also light only about 5000 bushels
being offered to-day 1t was mostly sold at SlGs2
for white, and s1dSS cts. for yellow There were no
sales of Rye or Oats reported, and only small
lots received We quote Rye before IS for
Maryland and IS cts for Pennsylvania Oats rang
ing from 80 to Sc cts for common to prime
MOLASSES.-Molasses is dull and decidedly heavy.
There are no sales making but the nominal rates
as follows viz 1928 cts. for Cuba cayed; 2412s
for do Muscovado 2530 cts for English Island 2SG35
cts for Porto Rico, and 3SG40 cts. for New Orleans.
PROVISIONS The inquiry for Bacon continues active,
and the market for it is firm with upward tendency.
We have reported to-day sales of Is hhds Sides at ~
o cts and 40 hhds Shoulders at Some of the
loohers are asking 104 cts for Sides, and few small
safes nave been made at this figure. We have also
ported to-day sales of 1000 pieces plain Hams at 104
ror sugar cured Hams prices range at from IL to IA cts
mere nothing doing in Bulk Meat to day but quote
M urn at cts for Shoulders and 9h for sides.
day SIS % for Mess and sIIGI2 for Prime and Rump
Beef II Sl30l5 for No l. and sI6GIS per bb for Ness
and Lard at II kd1lA cts. for Western in bbs and
tcs., and IL u dl2& cts in kegs
RICE Rice is du but we have M cbarao 70 ,ote :,
the rates for IT. and We still quote it as ranging from 3
to 44 cts. per lb. ~ ~
SUGARS.-Sugars continue active and some fn,tbar
considerable sales have been made to-day for refining pu
poses The sales include 100 hhds. good refning CHI,
Sugar SIS 75 100 hhds do English Island do also AZ
s575 5 boxes clayed Cuba do averaging about No 70
at 6.624 and so boxes do. No. Is at S6S7b There
have been purchases made by the grocers
have heard. We quote Sugars to-day follows viz
at So for refining grades Cuba and English Island
$6G7 for styles do Sc 25d for common to fair
Porto Kico and New 0rleans and $25S25 for good to
choice do
SALT.-Ljverpool Salt is steady at s5G9O cts for
uround Alum. 100 cts for Marshalls and Jeffrey Oar
nn and $50 cts, per sack for Ashton do The last
Iahea description is still very We quote Turks
As1anq M SAT- nominal at 1S(d19 cts. per bushel
a.w W hiskey is quiet, and rather heavy to-
any f we nave reported sales of1O0 bbs City at 27x
anu ol loo ools Ohio but the market closes dull
at z'1 cts for City, and 2sG2s1 cts for Ohio