The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-12

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REMARKs.-The market continues firm, b t void of
activity Dealers reluctant to stock themselves with
medium grads of Rio, and only purchase for their i'm.
mediate nts. The sales embrace 1000 bags Rio, ex
Sophia fair average quality at II Nc, and about 1000
bags from store in lots, at 114 to IKE. We quote
prime and choice Rio II to IKE good IL Ac fair II 4
to llHc Laguayra II to l2Ac., and Java 1cH to l7c
WHITE ELDER,
Baltimore, Sept. 10, 1852 Coffee Brokers
FLOUR.-We remark a better demand for Flour to-day
than existed yesterday but in other respects the
ket is unchanged, We heard 'Change of sales $50
bbl Howard Street Super S. and of 200 bbs do cut
Extra at S. 12H per bbl but there nothing done so
far as could learn in either Ohio City Mills Flour
super oil both descriptions could have been readily
bought at 50 per bb and quote this the closing
rate to-day for these varieties well Howard Street
Extra can he readily bought at $3.50, but City Mills do
is still held at Sc Dbl for regular shipping brands
FAMILY FLoUR.-F4my and choice retail ng brands Of
Extra Flour active and firm. Wechs Family is sell
ing at 81 IS and we quote the Patapsco Reservoir Sill
yer Spring, and Ashland brands do before at 81 25
and the same brands of Extra at $6.75 per Dbl.
RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL.-We still quote Rye
Flour at $437 450 and Corn Meal S4 for Baltimore
and s4d4 12k per bbl for Brandywine. There pref
y good inquiry for Rye Flour but Corn Meal is dull
GRAIN-The supply of Grain at market this morning
was large the receipts embracing some 80 900 bushels
Wheat 1000 bushels Corn, 900 bushels Rye and 10 900
bushels Oats making total of 81 900 bushels. Wheat
was active and prim lots firm at the previous
hut common and medium qualities were rather lower
Reds sold at 1l0G15 cts for good prime whites
105d1l0 cts. for common 1i5Gl25 cts for medium to
fair 13oG40 cts for good to prime and 145I47 cts
for fancy lots. Corn fair request and the
for it on yesterday particularly for vel
low Most of the parcels received sold at SOs2
for both white and yellow. Rye sold to-day cts for
Maryland and IS cts for ylvania and at 3o
80 cts for Maryland and IS cts for Pennsylvania Oats
it will be seen, have fallen off slightly in price but for
Rye prices maintained.
M0LASSES.-Ther is very little demand for Noosses
and we quote it dull and heavy The nominal rates are
as follows, viz 1923 cts. for Cuba cayed 24G2S cts
for do Muscovado 25d30 for English Isand 2SI35
cts for Porto Rico and 3Sa 40 cts for New Orleans
iROV1SiONS.-Bacon is active d very firm at ad
vanced rates. We note sales to- day of lot of so hhds
Sides the terms for which kept private 200 hhds
OF ~ TO 20 hhds. at 10 60 lhls
Shoulders in lots Gas cts Sides close firm at 10 cts
for round lots Bulk Meat is also better. w
to-day of 60 hds Sides at 9k cts, figure being an
advance of on the last sale Bulk Shoulders NAV be
quoted m at ~ cts, Mess Pork is dull and rather
heavy We note sales to-day of 25 bbls at SIS per
be quoted at S1 so, and Rump do. $40 50l so pei
bbl Beef is steady at dl5 for No and SIG ais per
Dbl for Mess, and quote Lard 1l124 cts per lb
for Western.
RICE-Rice is steady 3A@4K cts. for fair to prime
We hear however of movement in 1t to- day worth
noting.
SUGARS.-There has been very little inquiry today
for Sugars, and the only sale have hea of is
10 hhds Cuba at S662H The market although quiet i:
generally unchanged and quotations still fol
lows, viz: S550(5 81 for refining grades Cuba and
English Island; S625a7 for grocers styles do S625dI
for to fair Porto Rico and New Orleans and 81
as 25 for good to choice do.
SALT.-Liverpool Salt is steady at S5G90 cts. fol
Ground Alum 100 cts for Marshal's and Jeffrey Dar
cys fine, and $50 per sack for Ashtons do The las
named description is still very We quote Turks
Island Salt nominal at 1S'G19 cts per hushel
, WhiSKEY -Whiskey is in better demand and the mar
u IS hrmer We have reported today sales of 20t
cts. per gallon.