The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-05
BALTIMORE MARKETS

4.
C0FFEE.-There has been no movement today in
Coffee, so far as we have heard but have change
to note in the general condition of the market, and
Coffee closes steady at the following rates, viz 10Y
0)l0A cts. for low and medium Rio; 11d114 cts. for
tair do II cts for good do ll2 Gl2 cts for prim
lb for Java. The stock here is about 90 600 bags.
FLOUR-Flour is still very firm and the tendency Of
prices evidently upward. There has been quite
tive inquiry for it to-day, but the transactions
been large buyers and sellers being generally unable
agree upon terms. We heard Change of made
Yesterday, and which not noticed in report of
1000 bills City Mills Super for forward delivery $5 25
but to-day there has nothing done in this descrp
ton so far have heard 1t was held pretty firmly
at $5S7H for immediate delivery, but some lots
Offering for forward delivery at 525 per bbl Howard
Street and Ohio Super may be quoted very firm at So
per bb There nothing done in either of these de-
scrpons on Change but subsequently heard of sales
of $50 bbls of each variety at $3.50 per bb We note
also to-day sales of 200 bbls old Ohio Extra S. So and
of 100 bbls new Toward Street do at SO per Dbl We
quote new Ohio Extra at IS 1896; Howard Street do
at So and new City Mills do at 66 25 per bbl for regu
lar shipping brands.
FAMILY FLoUR.-Family Flour is still selling by the
dray load at 81 per Dbl for Patapsco, Reservoir Silver
Spring, Ashland and Wechs $3.50 for Old Dominion and
the Patapsco Reservoir Silver Spring Ashland and other
RE FLOUR AND CORN MEAL.-Rye Flour is in demand :
and quite hrm at S4,25 per Dbl but Corn Meal is dull
l. 25 per Dbl for Brandywine
GRAINThe receipts of Grain this morning were fair
but net large the offerings embracing COO
Wheat, 1000 bushels Corn, 400 bushels Rye and 500
bushels Oats, making total of about 26 600 bushels
Wheat active and firm and for the better grades
white prices from to cts higher For reds and
the lower grades of white the very strong
but prices quotaby higher Reds sold at lisa
l26cts for fair to prime and whites at 11712) for
mon l25l30 cts for fair 135G45 for good prime
and lot OF $50 bushels very choice brought $50 cts Corn
was In better demand this morning than for days
past White advanced cts. per bushel, but yellow
sold at yesterdays figures. White at so cts
Oats ranged to-day at from % 80 cts and we quote Rys
at 20 cts for new Maryland and so new Pennsyl
yania.
LASSES.-8Tolasses is dull, and quite heavy We
hear Of no saes but we quote Cuba as before
for sour and sweet clayed and 20 for Muscovado
English Island at 2IG30 cts Porto Rico at 28G35 cts
and New Orleans at Se94O cts; per gallon.
PROF1SIONS.-Bacon ontinues in fair demand and
the market for it is steady at the previous rates We
sales to-day of 25 hhds Shoulders in one lot at TX
cs and of so hhds. Shoulders Sides in small
lots at 7S97A cts: for the former, and 9%@94
cts. for latter. We have reported to-day a sale OF
100 bbs. Mess Pork at $780, this figure being a
decline Of % cts. per Dbl. on the previous quota
ton, and of so bbls. do. private terms but said
10 be at a shade under this figure We quote Prime
rork at So and Rump do at $l2 per Dbl. There
Is notning doing in Bulk Meat, but we quote it nom
Sai at % cts for Shoulders and SHdS4 cts for
sides and Hams We still quote Beef at s11 5OG12 for
and Lard at 11@uK cts for butchers, and iik cts
Per 10 1of or; prime Western in bbs and tres Refined
RECEIVE continue to quote Rice as ranging from 4A
n ets per Dbl ior common to prime; but hear of
sUGARS-Sugars are quiet again today and the mar.
ket for them is heavy We note sale of 20 bbds GOOD
Porto Rico do Sc So We still Suote a snrers lots
as follows; viz at S5.5O96 for refining grades Cuba
stvle
do So 25d675 for common tofair Porto Rico and New
Orleans; S7GS for good and choice do; S6I6 so for
brown Brazil, and s7(G7. so for white do
SALT.-Liyerpool Salt has declined and it is now sell
ing at S0dS5 cts. for Ground Alum; $50 cts for Mar
shalrs and jeffrey Darcy's fine; and $50 per sack
for Ashtons do The latter description is very scarce
lot of 400 sacks Liverpool Salt received per ship F.
W Brunei sold day two since, but the for
it ranspired. Turks Island Salt is still quoted
at 1Sd)19 cts. per bushel.
WHfsKEY-w note sales to-day of so bbls Country
Whiskey at 20 cts, and 100 bbls City do at 26k cts
Ohio do is hedrmly at 271 cts but hear of sales
of this description to-day.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, August4 4.-CATTLE.-
The receipts Beef Cattle continue to increase and to-day
there 200 head offered at the scales. Of this
number $50 driven to Philadelphia, SO to the coun-
try 300 left unsold, and the remaining 600
head taken by Baltimore butchers at prices ranging
from So to 425 averaging $362H per 100 lbs gross
These figures show decline snce last week OF % to 81
cts. per loo lbs
HoGs-Live Hogs in rather better demand and pri.
ees lor Ihem are shade higher They may be quoted
as ranging from S. to SO per 100 lbs. net.
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