The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-25
BALTIMORE MARKETS

I,
COFFEE-Cofee continues very quiet but the sales
are restricted by the very undesirable quality of
the stock here We note sales to-day of 100 bags
do. at 11(a114 There is inquiry for prime
Rio, and sales to a moderate extent could be made
were there any desirable lots offering. We quote Cof
fee to-day at l0&Gl13 cts. for common to medium
Rio liz cts for fair do llAGl2 cts for good to prime
Java. The stock of Coffee is about 10 00o bags 'O'
FLoUR-We note an increased demand to-day for Flour
but the market is otherwise unchanged the sales being
all made at yesterdays price We had reported this
morning sales Of 400 bbls Howard Street and bbls
Ohio Super at ST 5 per bb and for both these varieties
the market was firm at the close this There
nothing done on Change in City Mills Super 1t
generally held firmly 81 25 per bbl there were,
far as we could earn buyers at this figure. Extra
Flour is steady at the previous rates. viz ST 5075
Ohio, s7.759s for Howard Street and ssds25 per bbl
for regular shipping brands of City Mills, but we have
heard of no sales of this variety to-day
FAMILY FLoUR.-The Patapsco Reservoir and Silver
Welchs Family as before at $3.50, Old Dominion do
So and Ohio and Howard Street do at sS.50d9 per bb
RYE FLouR-We again quote Rye Flour at SIS 25G55O,
and Corn Meal 81 SO for Baltimore 81 rs per Dbl
for Brandywine. There is however very little doing in
either of these articles
GRAIN-Grain of all descriptions was rather dull this
figures The receipts embraced 16 900 bushels Corn
1000 bushels Wheat, and about 1000 bushels Oats
There was very little done in Wheat, but quote
1t steady at l65G175 for fair to prime red and
l75dl90 cts. for fair to prime white. Corn was also
dull, and only part of the receipts disposed Of
Some 600 bushels Of strictly prime white sold at
of the sales made at SSS7 for good white
and S7d92 cts fo fair to prime yellow Some inferior
lots OF both white and yellow sold at so There
was nothing done in Rye but quote on yesterday
at lO5 cts for Pennsylvania and New York Oats were
dull this morning but prices for them ranged SO
to 5S cts.
MOLASS SES.-Molasses is quiet but we have no change
to note in the rates and continue TO quote New Or
leans nominal at 45 cts; Porto Rico at 3Sd40 cts; En-
glish Island at 35 ct and Cuba 80 cayed and
S536 cts. for Muscovado. There were some 600 hhds
Cuba Moasses received here yesterday.
PKON1SlONS.-The transactions in Provisions con-
tinue to be light but there is decidedly feeling
existing in the market. Bacon Sides firm at 10 cts
We note sales to-day of 60 hhds in lots figure
Shoulders however rather dull but quote them
steady at SdS cts We note sale to-day of 90 casks
prime plain Bacon Hams at 10H cts. There is nothing
doing in Bulk Meat but quote it steady at and cts
for Shoulders and Sides Mess Pork is still held at SlS
and we quote Prime do at S14.50Gl5 and Rump do. at
$3.50 per bb Beef firm S12d14 for No. J. and SIS
tal7 per bbl for Mess There is nothing doing in Lard
in bbls. tcs
RlCE.-Rice continues very quiet, but have no
change TO note in the rates and continue to quote it
steady at Ak (d+A cts. for fair TO prime lots.
SALT-The rates for Liverpool Salt still follows,
VIZ 50 cts for Gound Alum, $50 for Marshas and
jeffrey 4 Darcys fine and l45G15O cts. per sack for
Ashton do, and quote Turks Island do at Is
afoat and 20 cts. per bushel from store.
SuGARS.-Sugars continue very quiet and the only
sale we have heard OF to-day 20 hhds good New
orleans at $3.50 We have, however, change note
in the general condition of the market and we continue
to quote Sugars follows, viz sc 75G7 rs for low
fair to choice New Orleans; So soar so for common to
prime Porto Rico S662A al 25 for grocers STYLES Cuba
and English Island, and s625@65O for refining grades
do.
WHISKEY. There has been no movement of conse-
quence to-day in Whskey and quote 29 cts for
City and Country, and 80 cts. per gallon for Ohio