The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-22
BALTIMORE MARX ETS.

COFFEE.-Cofee is in good demand and the mark ct
for it is quite firm The sales to-day add up about 400
nags and they include 800 bags Rio ex Cava-
er at iOH cts; 500 bags good do Creole, at IL &
cts; 81 bags very common Laguayra 9 cts and $50
lows viz: at II llh cts for fair Rio II q I2 cts for
good to prime do l2dl2& cts. for Laguayra and Ism
lot cts Tor Java We note the arrival here oday of the
schf Ked wing from Rio with cargo of some 2 500
bags Coffee This arrival increases stock here to about
$4,000 bags. ~
FL0UR-The Flour market continues dull and heavy
and we are again without sales report The rates for
Flour are however unchanged and continue to quote
Howard Street and Super at Sc 5 for regular
ard brands, and City Mills do Sc standard and
so per Dbl for fancy brands The above are in
the absence of transactions merely rates although
SO lar as we could learn of the holders
to accept lower prices For Extra as Super Flour
the market is quite dull We quote Ohio Extra as before
al Tor regular shipping and SS per Dbl for choice re-
failing brands Rye Flour is steady at 81 So and we
per Dbl. for Brand ywine.
FAMILY FLoUR-Family Flour is still selling at the
following rates viz 80 for Baltimore $3.50 for Old Do
minion, and SO per bh for Wechs.
GRAlN.-Grain in quite light supply this morn;ng
the offerings of all descriptions amounting only about
$4,000 bushels. Wheat was dull and lower There we've
about 5000 bushels market nearly all of which was
white but only part of it sold the close of Change
We quote reds at 145d6O for common to prime and
whites as ranging from $50 to l75 cts for good
ana loodl9o cts for prime The highest price paid for
Wheat this merning 1855 cts, very choice would
probably have brought 100 cts Corn in fair request
and yellow sold at advance Saturdays rates There
were about 800 bushels offered Of which was sold
AT oar cts Tor white, IS cts. for inferior yellow and
sods5 cts for good to prime. There Rye at mar
ket but of Oats there about 1000 bushels offered
Oats range at from As and W. quote Rye
at " cts for Maryland and 9596 Penps
MoLASSES!-Nolasses is quiet, but steady at our for
mer quotations, viz: 40 cts. for New Orleans 3537 cts
for Porto Rco 24d26 for Cuba clayed and 3O35 cts
for Cuba Muscovado We hear of sales to day worth
noting '' ~
PRoFlSlONS-Provisions remain quiet but the mar
ket for them continues firm Bacon is in demand and we
note sales of so to co hhds Shoulders and Sides in
ots al y 20 cts for the former and 9A G1o cts for the
latter the bulk at the outside rates We hear of no
actions in Bulk Meat to-day but there were sales on Sat
urday after the closing of report of 80 hhds Should
ers at cts 40 hhds Sides at cts and Is hhds Hams
at cts There has been considerable inquiry for
led Pork and note sales of $50 bbs Prime at sl3 ner
Dbl Mess Pork may be quoted at SlS. .500lS rs Prime
Mess do at S6(Gl6 25, and Rump do at Sl3 5Ol4 ner
Dbl Beef is very dull but still quote tat sSa9 for
Prime; slOGll for No. l, and Sl1 50G13 per bbI for
Mess Lard Is quiet but steady at l24 cts in bbs and
terces, and 12A cts. in kegs
RICE-Rice continues in active demand and the mar.
ket for it is quite buoyant The sales to-day add up
about $50 terces and they embrace $50 tierces at
cts 90 terces at cts and $50 tierces the terms for
which were kept private Rice closes firm at 4G4I cts
for fair to prime lots
SCGARS.-Sugars are very quiet, and the market for
them IS decidedly heavy. We hear Of sales to-day of
some 10 hhds. New Orleans at s7(d7.75 but there is
nothing doing in other descriptions We notice that
Messrs Lennon Brogden advertise 224 hhds new crop
Porto Rico Sugar the cargo of the R R. Kikandn for
auction on Thursday next. Our quotations for Sugars
to-day are as follows viz: S7(G7 25 for low to good
Iair New orleans; S50d775 for good to prime do s7(0
I6o Tor ordinary to good Porto Rico and 662bG7 for
refining grades Cuba and English Island
REFINED SUGARs.-We have to note further redu r..
ton to day in the rates for Refined Sugars of of cent
on hard, and y of cent per lb. soft crushed The
following are the quotations of Messrs. F. w. Brune
Sons, agents of the Maryland Sugar Refining Company