The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-25
BALTIMORE MARKETS

C0FFEE.-There has been very little done to day in
Coffee the only sale have heard being one of 100
bags rejected Rio at cts The market although quiet
is still firm at former quotations. viz AGll cts
for fair Rio, lA cts for good prime do 12a124
cts. for Laguayra and 15d15b Java The stock
to-day is about 26O bags.
FLoUR-The Flour market continues inactive and
quite depressed There inquiry whatever Flour
for export and such sales making the local
trade We have reported day sales bbls Howard
Street Super at 1928 100 bbls. Howard St cut Extra
at $3.50, and of 200 bbs Ohio Extra So per bbl-
There nothing done in Ohio Super but this variety
as well Howard Street offered freely Sc 25 per
bb for good standard brands we quote both descri
tons closing dull the above rate City Mills Super
is still dull but quote it before SO standard
S625@6 so per Dbl for fancy brands We ouote Ex
ira Flour to-day at 65O675 for Ohio S77 25 for How
ard Street. 81 for regular shipping IS per bbl for
choice retailing brands City Mills. Rye Flour is steady
Baltimore and S.. per bbl for Brandywine
FAMILY FLouR-FamiIy Flour is still selling at the
following rates, viz 50 for Baltimore, $3.50 Old Do
minon, and 50 per Dbl. for Welch's
GRAlN-Corn was in good supply again to-day but of
other Grain the receipts were light. Wheat continues
dull There hardly enough received to-day to estab
lish prices only about 400 bushels being market but
we quote reds at cts for fair prime whites
at i60dl75 cts for fair to good, and 1S5d9O cts for
prime and choice lots. There about 10000 bushels
Corn at market The demand for it quite isk and
prices shade better than yesterday White sold
at 74G7S cts for fair to good but strictly prime would
have brought so cts lot of 800 bushels inferior vel
low sold at so cs but fair to prime sold from SO Sc
cts by measure and lot of prime brought by
weight The only sale of Rye reported to-day was one of
200 bushels Pennsylvania at 81 cts Maryland Rye
cts Oats still at from As to 55 for fair good
lots. There about $500 bushels received today
most of which were sold within this range
MOLASSES.-There is but little inquiry for Molasses
but quote it steady the following rates viz 40
for New Orleans 35a37 cts for Porto Rico 426 cts for
Cuba clayed. and 29d34 cts. for Cuba MuScovado We
note sale to-day of 100 bbs New Orleans Molasses but
the terms kept private.
PROVISIoNS-The only transaction of Importance that
have heard Of to-day Provisions sale of 500 bbs
Mess Pork at $l9 per bb delivered in Philadelphia
Mess Pork is now held very firmly at SIS 75al9,
Mess at H(J.1G pri II
Rump at $l4 per bbl Bulk Meat is firm Z cts for
Shoulders, 90 cts for Sides and 9d94 cts for Hams
and we quote Bacon as before at S Shoulders
and 9SG 10 cts for Sides There small lots of
Bacon selling at the quotations. but hear no
actions to-day in Bulk Meat Beef continues very dull,
but we still quote it at SSa9 for Prime; slOd11 for
No l. and sll.5oG1S per Dbl. for Mess Lard is quiet
but steady at l24 cts in bbs and terces 12X cts
in kegs
RlCE.Rice continues in active demand and the mar.
ket for it is still buoyant We note sales to-day of $50
from to Az We quote Rice as closn firm at 4G4
cts for fair to prime lots.
SALT.-Liverpool Salt is dull but we still quote IT
at the following rates, viz 80 cts. for Ground AL
umn, 130 cts for Marshas and Jeffrey Darcy's fine
and $50 cts sack for Ashtons do Turks Island Salt
may be quoted at Is cts aoat ard 20 cts per bushel
from store.
sUGARS.-There is a better demand for Sugars from
the trade than there has been and the market them
as we remarked yesterday, somewhat rmer in tone We
note sales to-day of about 40 hhd fair to prime New Or
leans in lots at from to S75 and of 20 hhds Porto
Rico Sugar at $712%. The auction sale advertised
for to-day postponed in consequence the
weather. We still quote Sugars follows, viz at sra
725 for low good fair New Orleans rs for good
to prime do s797.5O for ordinary good Porto Rico
and So 62H@7 for refining grades Cuba and English
Island
SEEDS.-There was considerable movement in Clover
seed this morning, but some of the sales
considerable decline the previous The
bushels at 1928 We continue to quote Timothy Seed at
s225G2 S7H per bushel, but advised of any
sales to-day.
ISKEY.-whiskey is quiet to-day, but we quote it
steady at 2S4 cts. for City, and % cts for Ohio.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET March 24-CATrLE
we have to note this week considerable decrease
the receipts of Beef Cattle the offerings scales
amounting to only 700 head against 100 head on last
market day The market particularly active but
prices were nevertheless shade higher than they were
last 200 head Of the Cattle received were sold To
to Philadelphia 100 left unsod and the remain
ing 400 head were taken up by Baltimore butchers pri-
$50 net, and averaging S4.S7H gross.
HoGs.-We have no change to note in the figures for
Live Hogs, and still quote them ss 50@925 per 100
lbs. net for good to prime lots.
we quote them steady at s475(g6 per 100 lbs gross
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, March 23-Tbe fol
lowing are the prices of Beef Forty Fourth street
Premium quality None.
Medium quality ........ @5lO dlO1
Inferior ................ Gl s4 z "a sb
General selling prices. sh(d11 all
Average of all sales about 9k(a- 9LH-
REMARKS ON BEEF CATTLE.-The rates today were
very near the same as last week The quality much
better including the largest number fat beeves offered
this season. We quote at 112 the best seec
tons and 7GI0k cents for others Yesterday over OO
head sold at rather better prices than could be realized
this morning.
Mich Cows-Continue very dull and depressed at SOS
65. Several lots have been returned home the coun
try to pasture owing to the condition of market
Veal Caves.There is fair demand full prices We
quote at 5,d7a cts, and a few extra at &c.
Sheep and Lambs.-We quote advance of 81 per
head and active demand with reduced stock-sales at
nd
swine.-The market is scantily supplied We quote
heavy Western at QG6Hc for 160 lbs 200 lbs
64d6Sc for do distillery fed The Western Yards had
LILO head this week
There is little or Querctron Bark Offering
and 1st No. is in demand at s33 per ton
The demand for Cotton is not active owing to the
hrmness of holders who asking further advance,
and only some $50 bales found buyers equal tol3bc
cash for mddling fair Uplands.
There is very little inquiry for Cloverseed and only
about 200 bushels good prime Seed have been sold
at 50 75d5s5 per bus. Timothy and FIaxseed
ted at for the former and sI75 Der bushel
for the latter, and but very little offering.
The Flour market continues dull but without any par
tcuar change to note in price demand and sales
ern and Pennsylvania extra at Sc 5Oa6 62H and 800
bbs extra family and fancy brands lots at s77 so
per Dbl according to brand and qualitythe trade are
buying in small way only at the above rates Rye
Flour and Corn Meal firm quiet at 81 for the
former, and sSS7h per bb for the latter Pennsylvania
Meal. tt i ..t'.If
In Wheat there has been rather more doing but prices
unsettled and lower with sales 5000 bus mostly
Penna reds, at 156G15Sc, the for prime lots in
store including fair white 175c Rye wanted
and selling in small way only at 100 c. quote it at
95GlO0c as to lots. Corn is better and all offered some
TO- 600 bus. Jersey and Delaware yellow, brought SEC
afoat. Oats unchanged, with sales of 1000 bus
54955c. the latter for prime Penna or Bariy Malt,
sale CT 1000 bus was made at 95c.
market for Sugar is firm, with sales Of 700 hhds
Porto Rico at 7c the usual credit Molasses and Gof
fee are quiet. .sf.f ,-r@ ~.
There very little doing in Provisions and the market
10 dull but very firm at former quoted rates