The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-29
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

MONDAY, March %.
coFFEE-There has been some inquiry today for Cof
fee, and note sales of 5oO bags fair Rio ches
teri and "Wm H. Newman" at II Oils cts, and of
100 bags good do IL Holders of Coffee are quite
firm in their views. and none of them disposed to
sell unless at full rates We quote Rio to-day at 1O%R
II cts. for to fair Ii %6l1A cts for good =
cts. for prime Laguayra at 1HGl2 cts. and Java at
15gl5k cts. The stock to-day is about IS 900 bags
FRulf.IWe note sales today at auction, out of the
Saturday from Messina of 5000 boxes Sicily Oran
ges at s. co. and of about 500 boxes do Lemons
81 per box. There about 700 boxes Oranges and
200 boxes Lemons in the ergo.
FLoUR.-The demand for Flour continues limited,
and the market for it still dull and heavy There has
however, been rather done in it to-day than there
has been for some days past We heard Change of
sales of 200 bbls choice Howard Street Super 1926
but subsequently have heard of sales of 200 bbs How
ard Street cut Extra at S637 and of 200 bbls choice
Ohio Extra at SO rs per Dbl. Howard Street and Ohio
Super may be quoted closing dull at 25 per Dbl
although of the holders disposed to sell
lower rate There is no inquiry for City Mills Super, but
continue quote it pominal at So for standard
and s625a65o per Dbl. for fancy brands. The quo
tations for extra Flour still follows viz -
S6.5od6.75 for Ohio, S7d725 for Howard Street. 81
brands City Mills. Rye Flour is steady at $780, and
quote Corn Meal at So 1898 81 for Baltimore and
per bbl. for Brandy wine.
FAMILY oUR.-Family Flour is still selling at the
following rates, viz 50 for Baltimore, $3.50 for Old Do
minion, and SO per Dbl. for Welch's.
GRAIN.-Grain in fair supply this morning, the
offerings of the various descriptions amounting altogether
to about $4,000 bushels The receipts of Corn reached
about bushels 900 bushels of which were white
and 10 bushels yellow White Corn was in quite ac
tive demand, and both white and yellow sold at ad-
vance on Saturdays rates. White sold at 73d75 for
common, 76,G79 cts for good to prime and yellow at
from 80 to So cs the latter figure being paid for
two very prime lots OF Wheat there little rising
5000 bushels at market all but 400 bushels of which
was white Prime Wheats taken up pretty readily,
although prices for them 10 Is per bushe
below the highest point but the low grades very dull
We quote red Wheat as ranging from 135 to 155 cts
to strictly prime and whites 145GI5o cts for
common for fair to good lS0G1S2 cts for
strictly prime There about $500 bushels white
Wheat sold to-day at $50, 1SlG1s2 cts lot 200 bush
els Pennsylvania Rye the only parcel at market sold
on Change at eS cts Oats in fair request and we
still quote ranging from As to Sc cts There
about 1000 bushels at market to day
MOLASSES.-There is comparatively little inquiry for
Moasses and hear ofno sales day worth noting We
quote New Orleans steady at 90 cts Porto Rico at 35
cts and Cuba 24G26 cts for cayed, and 2sh g31
Muscovado We note the receipt here to-day of 263
bbls New Orleans 80 puncheons Porto Rco 125 hhds,
70 tcs., and 26 bbls. Cuba Molasses-
PROVISIONS.-There has been no movement OF con-
sequence day in Provisions and for all articles under
this head the market rather heavy We have heard
Of sales Of Bulk Meat but quote it nominal at OK
7 cts for Shoulders sX @9 cts for Sides and sAG94
cts for Hams. There was some inquiry for Bacon but