The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-27
BALTIMORE MARK ETS.

TUESDAY, July 26.
C0FFFE.-There has been quite an active inquiry to.
dav for Coffee and sales cargoes of the
Henrietta" and John C. Brune,' Of 200 bags Rio at
H. llRGllh cts the stock Of Coffee has heen consider
ably increased within the last day two but it Is still
not large, the stock exclusive of the lots sold today
lug about % 600 bags. We quote Rio steady at 10k G4
for to fair, Il y G11& for good II cts
for prime; Laguayra at l2al24 cts, and Java at l44
10y cts per To-
FLOUR-Four continues to droop. and we note a fur
ther decline in it day of 12H 25 per bbI We
heard Change of sale made late yesterday of $50 bbs
City Mills Super Mt S525 but to-day have report
ed sales 700 bbls. City Mills Super and $50 bbs
Howard Street do at S5 per bbl, and quote this
the closing for Howard Street, Ohio and City
Mills Super There is very little inquiry for Extra
Flour and nothing whatever has been done to-day
We quo Ohio at s5di25 for old, S. 25G5 so for new
Howard Street at s55oG55 and City Mills at s57596
per Dbl. for
FAXILY Family Flour is now selling by the draw
load 81 per Dbl for Patapsco Reservoir Silver Spring
and Wech's $3.50 for Old Dominion; and the Paapsco
Reservoir Silver Spring and other fancy brands of Extra
bringing SO so per Dbl.
RTE Flour AND CoRN NEAL.-We still quote Rye Flour
at s4d4 25, and Corn Meal at S4 for Baltimore, and
s412H AIS per bbl for Brandywine but we hear of
no sales of either article.
this morning the receipt amounting to ly about 1000
bushels against 900 bushels on YESTERDAY The
prices well maintained, although for breadstufs
generally the market dull and heavy. Reds sold
1875 cts for ar and l30G3S cts for good to prime lots
Common Wheats sold at fr m los to liz cts Corn of
which there only about 4,50O bushels offered was
s1GS3 cts. and yellow at s3ds4 Oats range
for new Maryland, and S0GS2 for old Pennsylvania
The offerings of both these articles quite limited
MOLASSES.-Molasses is quite dull, but have
change to note in the rates and continue quote
Cuba at 2426 cts. for cayed and 27 Musco
vado English Island at q d3l Porto Rico at 3I635
cts, and New Orleans at 39G40 cts. per gallon.
of all descriptions are quiet
and for most articles quotations merely nominal
There is Bacon selling in retail lots cts
for Shoulders OK cts for Sides and l0G12 for Hams
but there is demand for large parcels Bulk Meat is
nominal at 6s cts for Shoulders, and cts for Sides
and quote barreled Pork nominal at SIS 50d1G for
Mess Sl2 1850 for Prime and $l2 per Dbl. for Rump
Beef is still selling at s1l50G12 for Prime; S3dl5 for
No l, and S6dlS per bbl for Mess Lard may quoted
at 11Gl1A for butchers, and liz for prime
Western, in bbs and tres, but there none selling
Refined Lard is stiH bringing 13A(dl4 cts per ID.
RlCE.-Rice IS very quiet but the for it are un
changed, and it still ranges at from
to prime. The stock here is light
SUGARS-There is very little inquiry for Sugars and
have sales to report to-day. The market although
quiet is steady at previous quotations. viz $5.75G
for refining grades Cuba and English Island; S65Od7
for grocers styles do So 5S for fair prime Porto
Rico s6.S7H0S for New Orleans; S6.25G650 for brown
Brazil; and S7.50lGS so for white do
SALT-Liverpool Salt is steady at 95 cts for Ground
Alum; l35 cts for Marshalls and Jeey Darcys fine;
and $50 cts per sack for Ashton's do, and quote
Turks Island do. as before at 1SG20 cts per bushe
WHlSKEY.-Whiskey is dull hut steady at 26tG26k
cts. for Country and City, and 27d27 Il cts for Ohio