The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-29

CoFFEE.-The market to-day for Coffee is very quiet,
and we have sales whatever to report The terms of
holders continue before. and quote follows:
prime Rio at II to l2& cts fair l1H to 1lS cts La
guayra IL to Is cts; Java IS to 16 cts.
FLOUR.-The market for Flour to-day exhibited no
change in tone and but little disposition was evinced to
operate the part of shippers the weather to-day being
unfavorable for handling it. The only sales reported
125 bbs. Howard Street Super at S5.25 per Dbl.
Ohio do is also held firm at this figure for good straight
brands In City Mills Super there sale of 200 bbs
at s5 at which price the market firm standard
Extra Flour is dull and have transactions to note,
but still quote Ohio s575 Howard Street at S575
g. City Mills at s6G6 25 for regular shipping brands and
s675(G7 per Dbl, for fancy brands.
FAMILY FLoUR.-Family Flour continues firm. We
quote Wechs before at S. Paapsco and Reservoir at
s725a7 50 per bbl Ohio and Howard Street Family
may be quoted at Sc 25Ld6 so per bbl.
RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL.-We continue to quote
Rye Flour S437& per bb, but hear of sales be-
ing made. Corn Meai is steady at s362h per hb for
Baltimore.
GRAIN.-The offerings of Grain to-day did not exceed
in the aggregate IL 000 bushels There were only $50
bushels of Wheat at market, all Of which white, and
the market unchanged in tone, sales being made
1856, 137l40 cts per bushe for good to strictly prime
We quote red at l2025 per bushe for good to prime
Corn was active but prices had further declining ten
dency The offerings 600 bushels, and sales
of white made at 55d5S cts. for damp, 69d70
for prime, and small lot of strictly prime brought 70
cts per bushel. yellow sold at from 60 to 20 cts for
damp, rs for straw and good to prime at 7SGsO
cts, being 2d3 cts per bushe lower than yesterday
Oats unchanged and only $50 bushels offered which
sold at 45 cts for Pennsylvania and quote Maryland
at 3Sd43 cts. Rye is firm, 275 bushels Pennsylvania
offered and sold at 95 cts. per bushel.
HOGS.-The offerings to-day reached about 500, and
the market for them had an ordinary tendency. We
quote to packers at $6S7kG7 for good to prime
1925 per 100 lbs. net for extra heavy lots.
MOLASS SES.-The market remains very quiet, but all
varieties steady at quotations, viz Cuba at 22
"a cts for clayei and 2527 cts for Muscovado; English
Island 2730 cts; Porto Rico at 30G36 cts and New
Orleans at 43d45 cts for old and So cts for crop.
PROVISIONS.-The market for Provisions continues
unsettled and apart from the local wants there nothiug
doing In Bacon report sale of 20 hhds Sides at 94
cts, and quote Shoulders at \ cts. There is
demand for Bulk Meat and hear of sale having been
made of 40 900 lbs Sides but the terms kept private
and IL 900 pieces Hams at still quote Shoulders
nominal at cts, and Sides s4GsA cts. In barreled
Pork hear of sales and Western Mess may he
quoted at S16T5, Prime at gil So and Rump Sll per
bbl We had reported sale of 100 bbls No Mess Beef
at Sl6 per bb and 100 erces Western Lard at 10 cts
per lb.
casks at cts per H. for good We quote strictly pr
at Ak cts.
SUGARS.-There is inquiry noticeable for Sugars
but the only sale worth reporting day 20 hhds Cuba
at 81 62H The market for Sugars closes very firm and
quote follows: $712K (G725 for refining grades;
as SO fair to prime Porto Rico; ssds so for good
prime old crop New Orleans andsSG9 for fair prime
new crop do.
SEEDS.-Cloverseed quite active to-day, and un-
der the demand the market for considerably frmer
There sales of 20 bushels good so bushels
prime at SIS 62A and so bushels strictly prime at So
per bushel-all by measure There is nothing doing in
Timothy, and quote it nominal at s2G2 So and Flax
seed is selling at SlS5Gl. 40 per hushel.
WHIShEY.-rhe demand for Whiskey has abated and
the MAI ket for it has tendency to droop We had
ported sales of 200 bbs Ohio 264 cts so bhls
Country at 25H cts, decline Of 4GQk previous
reported sales of these descriptions. City Whskey Oday
may be quoted at 26 cts. per gallon.