The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-17
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

TUESDAY, August 16, 1859.
CoFFEE-There has been some inquiry to-day for
Coffee but the transactions in it have not been heavy
We have reported sales of 500 bags Rio from IL
The market although inactive steady at the pre-
vious rates. and Coffee closes steady to day at the follow
ing quotatone, viz 10Hd1 cts for medium to fair Rio
lSdl1h cts for good do, IL d12 for prime do
and Al2 cts for Laguayra The stock here TO day is
about 80 900 bags.
FLOUR-There has been fair amount of business done
to-day in Flour but have material change
in the condition of the market The sales (which add up
about 5000 bbls mostly made at the closing figures
of yesterday The sales include 500 bbs old Ohio Super
at 5, 600 bbs Howard Street do at S5 2H $50 bbs
City Mills Super $525 1500 bbls do part for forward
delivery S. and $50 bbs old Ohio Extra at S5 % per
bbl Super Flour may be quoted closing to-day at So
for old and S512h for Ohio and Howard Street and
S5 per bbl for City Mills and quote Extra do at So 2
for old Ohio s550d575 for do, So 5Od575 for
Howard Street and S5756 per bbl for regular shipping
FAMILY FLoUR-Family Flour is still selling at 81 for
the Patapsco Reservoir, Silver Spring and Ashland
brands 81 25 for Welch's; s675 for Old Dominion; and
S65O@675 per bbl for regular Howard Street brands
The Patapsco Reservoir Silver Spring, Ashland, and
other fancy brands of Extra Flour bringing $3.50
RYE FLOUR AND CORN MEAL-Rye Flour is still quoted
at 81 rs per bb but hear of sales There is some
inquiry for { orn Meal and have reported to-day
sales OF 400 bbls Baltimore at S4 per bb We quote Bran
uywine y Meal as before at $412A(G4 per Dbl.
Una GhAiN.-"hea was quite dull this morning, and
prices for it We're fully per bushel lower than
yesterday Reds sold at from lO5 lis for fair to
prime, and whites IOGll5 cts for medium grades
sgl2o cts Tor fair to good and 130G35 for prime lots
The receipts continue fair the offerings TO-DAY amounting
to about 90 600 bushels The recepts of Corn today
reached about 5000 bushels Yellow was DUH and
rather lower than yesterday, but white was shade
better Yellow sold at 70G72 cts but for white prices
ranged at from II to to rs cts OF Rye there were about
$500 bushels offered and lot of 100 bushels Maryland
sold at &c cts We quote Virginia Pennsylvania
Rye at 75(dS0 cts. Oats selling at from 2S to so cts
for Maryland 3Z(GS4 cts for new and S6(d37 cts
for old Pennsylvania The receipts to-day quit,
| light.
| MoLAsSES.-we hear of no sales of Molasses to-day
and the market for it may properly be said to be dull
depressed We quote Cuba at Is cts for TART 22
"a cts for sweet do and 2629 for Muscovado Port
Rico at 30G33 cts; English Island at 25130 cts; ant
| New Orleans at 39d40 cts. per gallon.
SUGARS There is a moderate demand for Sugars anC
the market for them is steady former We hav
reported to-day sales of 20 hhds Cuba at SO 62x 675
Is hhds. Porte Rico at $712hg75O, Is hhds. New Or
leans at 81 So and Of $50 hhds Cuba at s625 The las
named lot sold yesterday. Sugars close to-da!
the following rates, viz: SIS 37H@5.s7K for common
good refining grades Cuba and English Island; s62
al for grocers' styles do; So 25G675 for common t
fair Porto Rico and New orleans and $gS for good
choice do.
Observation-Disclosures continue quiet, and the feel
ing in the market is hardly strong it day
two since Bacon is still selling in retail lots at TX