The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-08
BA LTlMURE MARK FITS

C0FFEE.-COGee has been very ouet to dav tba sale,
so lar as We have heard embracing only lot of so
good Rio at ii cts. and of 100 bags do at II cts
The market although quiet is however steady at the pre-
vous rates which are follows viz: 1lkG1A cts for
1alr to good Rio II cts for prime do 12dl3 La
guayra and Halo cts per h. for Java. There is bet
ter supply of Coffee here present been for
SOM tune past the stock amounting Il bags
FLot R-Flour continues in fair demand and the mar.
ket for it is very firm in tone especially for Howard
Street and Ohio Super. We heard Change to-day OF
sales o45O bhls Howard Street bbs Ohio Surer
at 500 per bb and both these varieties very sh
at this hgure There was nothing done in City Mills
for this description holders are generally asking
SO for good fresh ground standard and Sc 6507 per bb
for fancy brands For Extra Flour there is some demand
put the only sale we have heard OF today h of $50
bbs very choice Ohio at 81 bbl We quote regular
brands ohio Extra at So 50675 Howard at ST.
and City Mills do at S7tg775 per Dbl. Rye Flour
is still selling at $780, and quote Corn Meal as before
at S35 for Baltimore, and s4 per bb for Brandywine
FAMILY FLOuR-Family Flour is firm at the advanced
rates noted day or two SINCE and quote it to-day at
S. - for Baltimore, Ss25 for Old Dominion, and sS75
GRAIN.-Grain continues very firm and for all de-
scriptions prices have evidently a upward tendency
The receipts light again to day the offerings at The
Corn Exchange amounting altogether to only about
1000 bushels. Wheat of which there were some $500
bushels was firm at the rates Sat
urday VIZ l4adl52 cts for good to prime reds 155l6O
cts for low grades, and 17OalS5 good to prime
whites Corn continues to improve, and it sold today
an advance OF one cent per bushe Saturdays rates
There were about 1900 bushels at market of which
was sold at 76G7S cts for mixed, 79lSl for white
bushels offered and $50 bushels PennsyI-
wanna was reported at 100 cts, which is advance
Sto- pei
g55 cts for good to prime Virginia Pennsy yvania
There were about 800 bushels offered to day
MOLASSES.-We not advised of any transactions
worth noting to-day in Moasses, but We have change
to note in the general condition of the market New Or
lean leans p Is stun held hmy at 40 cts and We quote
q cts for cayed, and 3ld32 cts. for Muscovado
PROV NiSloNS-The Provision market is dull and very
heavy The Western advices are unvorabe for holders
but the light stock here enables them to maintain
prices There is some little Bacon selling in lots
put We nave heard of no transactions of in
Bacon or Bulk Meat Bulk Meat is nominal at ca cts
Tor Shoulders 50 cts for Sides, and x Hams
81 cts. for Sides. Barrelled Pork Beef and Lard con-
unue very dull but we have no change to note in the
rates and we quote Pork before $s so for Ness
$lo.5oIl6 for Prime Mess S3.50G14 per bb for Prime
Beef at SSa9 for Prime Sl0a II for No l. and sl2dl4
per bb for Mess and Lard l2al24 cts for Western
Leaf IN ooIs and terces, and l3 cts in kegs.
RlCE-There has been better inquiry for Rice within
the last day or two than for days previously and
although no advance has been established IN the feeling
Al Al tne narhet IS somewhat improved There We're sales
on Saturday of 60 terces good Rice SS7b and TODAY
we nave reported sales of 40 terces do SO 93
2o eces Prime do at 81 per 100 lbs Some lots prime
mon to good do. at 3XaS% cts per b. 4N''e ''"'
SALT Salt is dull, but are unchanged and the
retail price OF Liverpool is still 90 cts for Ground Alum
$50 cts for Marshals and Jery Darcys fine and $50
cts per sack for Ashtons do Turks Island Salt du
and we quot 1t nominal at II cts. per bushe aaoat
n SUGARS Sugars continue inactive and rather heavy
There has, however been movement in them TO-DAY
The sales include $50 bbls rcrop Dnerara sugar
for refining at 81 and of Is hhds New Orleans do
at s721a750. We heard also of a sale of GO hhds New
orleans Sugar but we did not lea the terms Our quo
taons for Sugars still follows viz: s7G7 30 for
comm to good New Orleans s. 5s for prime and
g|,o Tor good to prime do and S7G750 for Cuba an
downward tendency We heard Change of sales of
800 bushels good Seed at s637 SO ana small lot of
prime do at So 62k per bushe and quote the latter
hgure as the outside rate today for prime lots Timothy
Seed may he quoted at s225 92S7h, and Flaxsesd at
81 40 al 45 per bushel.
MHlskEf .-Whiskey is quite dull to- day, and the
rates for are lower We quote City at 2S cts and
ONO at ~ cts. per gallon.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, March cotton is firm. Flour is buoy
6:s9 southern $6.l5d6.65 Wheat is excited-Saes Of
soGoo bushels White Western 155@l6O eta. Corn is
yellow Lard is dun IL alGl2S cts whskey is dull at
cts css sugar is quiet at 7974 cts Moasse 3s94o
firm sI.72k Rice is firm az ~ ''' A0''n Is
PnIdADE.PaIA M M March THE Flour excited;
superne Sc 25G63. Wheat is buoyant-saes of 16 900
bushels at 53G55 cts. for red white 175 cts Corn is
eXced-sae $500 bushels; yellow So asa cts Coffee is
hfm-klo II cts Whiskey closed firm; held 90 cts
NEW ORLEANS, March 4.-The Cotton market closes
firm with sales of $500 bales The weekly statement is
as follows Sales for the week, 665Oo bales; receipts
bales against the receipts of the corresponding
week of 1858 II 600 bales exports the week 81 500
bales total ol9 900 bales receipts ahead of last
year at this port 29l 900 bales receipts of last wear
all ports, 937 900 bales; stock hand at this port
10000 bales against at the time last year 46 500
bales
Sugar closed dull at decline Pork-Prime at 25 cts
advance for Mess Lard is steady at II \ cts Coffee
bags imports 800 bags; stock in port 10 5OO against
lo'ooo bags at the same time last year.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET Thursday evening
Feo 1.-THE demand continues very good and holders
II freely at the advance last Fridays quotations
me safes are estimated lO0 900 bales of which 500
Sat @ are re- on speculation, and 600 American and 400
SD e. Imports
description Prices Today this ,scek Today <S9"s tbs ses
6ns!P.Ian.' og ios 4oo 1900 2OO7
Rss,a,;n Rssa;::;;. :; s. X 40 sS e e e 'ss
surat..... o1@5X 700 5000 - 9S1g a's1I
TOtal........,... 10000 5000 S.e 1904 a2.57e
lo'ooo 1904
Total since Thursday last. 10000 s5, ,5s3
Total speculation this week.. ..........11 500
Total export this week ............" $500
Susar-We have no change to notice in our market 20
hhds. Demerara reported at s3d to 39s 3D., and
54o0 bags Pernams, in bond at 24s 3D. Nothing
has been done in moasses rum. Coffee, 200 bags
cape Hayt have realized 49s 3D. per cwt from the quay
Dyewoods.-l50 tons st. Domingo ogw ood at "a 2 3D.
la fauts;l small sale of Rokebe ood at f40 and
late rates. Timothy seed-lOO bags at 3os Cloverseed
800 bags fine American red at 62s. Tallow.-P Y C.
iew obls fine at los per cwt Spirits ofurpentne 4Os 3D.
70 AIS per cwt Pig iron.-Quiet market cl sing with
sellers at SIS fourteen days, and 52s9d three months
OPEN buyers at Sis 3D. fourteen days. 52 3d. three
months. - - -
LONDON PRoDUcEMARKET Feb 17-sugar quiet,
out both aw and refined firm. Cofee-Native and plan
auon Ceylon again rather higher. Tea-Far business
although al auctions declared for week Rice-Low,
e qualities in demand; better not much wanted
spetre-Buyers for arrival, but dull on the spot Tai
low quiet. -
60 nuRsDAY EvENING.-0n Change taow at SIS Cd to
% u on the spot, SIS Cd. March seiIers) and 52s 3d
70 So % Tor last three months; Linseed at 2ss Cd
~, as % Scotch pig Iron at SIS 3D. to SIS small
a W pere sold at full prices. cargo of Rio Grande
OF large transactions in rice -" . nun "e'
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
COASTwISE. ,rt. i
80 CHAhLEsfoN-Str. Patdpsco.
100 casks rice, 7, r. Mathews Son: 90 do Yavsvr