The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-23
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

COFFEE.-There has been movement of consequence
to-day in Coffee the only sale have heard being
quiet is firm, and quote Rio before 0hll cts
for medium, III cts. for fair, 11H@l1A cts for good
IL prime Laguayra at l2dl2k cts and Java at
14x@16K The stock of Rio to-day is about II 900
bags but of other descriptions the supply is light
FLOUR here is very little doing in Flour and the
market for it continues quite heavy We heard this
morning of sales of 100 bbs each of Howard Street and
Ohio Super 81 but subsequently had reported sale
of 100 bbls. Howard Street do at S6S7M per Dbl Hold
however at the close generally asked 81 per bbi for
both Ohio and Howard Street Super but the market
certainly dull at this figure City Mills Super is held at
s6S7kG7, but there buyers of this description
today at over Sc rs bb There is very little inquiry
for City Mills.
FAMILY FLoUR.-we continue to quote the Patapsco
Reservoir and Silver Spring brands of Family Flour at
SO 25, and Extra of the same brands at Welchs
Family at 50 % Old Dominion do. So 75 and Ohio and
How ard Street do. at IS 25dS 70 per Dbl
RYE FLOUR AND Corn Rye Flour is lower We
note sale to-day OF 100 bels at s4s7h per bb decline
ofl2S cts There Is nothing doing Corn Neal and we
quote nominal at 81 % for Baltimore and per bbl
for Brandywine.
dull. There was very little Wheat market and we
quote it nominal 15ol6o good to prime red
160G1S5 cts for fair to choice white small lot f
new white Wheat the first received here this
sold this morning by Messrs. McConky Parr 4 Co to
Samuel Duer ESQ., at 81 per bushel The Wheat in aues
tion was raised by Charles H. Broughton Esq., Essex
county, Virginia. it was of very superior quality
Corn was this morning dull and rather heavy. There
were about 500 bushels received and was partially
sold at s082 measure. and S3ds4 cts. weight for
white yellow. we quote Rye du at 70 cts
Pennsylvania There 400 bushels received this
morning but none of it was sold. OF Oats there
nearly 1000 bushels received but very few OF them
sold We however quote them steady at 42d48 cts for
Virginia and Maryland and 464S cts for Pennsylvania
A0LASSES.-There is nothing doing in Molasses, but
have no change to note the rates and still quote
New Orleans 40G42 cts; Porto Rico at 33d36 cts
English 2S32 and Cuba at 27G2s cts for
cayed. and 29td SO for Muscovado.
rKoVISIoNS.-There has been a good inquiry again
ooay Tor Bacon, and the market for it continues quite
rm We have reported to-day sales OF 20 hhds Shout
uers az cts so hhds do in lots at IN cts 70
smoked Sides at S9564 per 100 lbs 25 hhds do at ~
% hhds Western do in lots at 9& COX cts and 100
eces pain canvassed Hams at 10 There is nothing
"ihg ~ Bulk Meat but quote Shoulders nominal at
1n9oA cts and Sides at S& There has been some
70 aay Tor Mess Pork and note sales of 20 bbls
q. Su;1o we still quote Prime Pork at $l4.2 and
S uo az Sl325 per bbl Beef is selling at $l3l15
Ipi W 1, ana SI5a17 per Dbl for Mess; and we quote
Wst a. Tor Butchers, and 12dl2A for prime
western IN bbls. and tierces. -
y y still in good demand and we quote it
him ~ ~ G4 cts for fair prime lots We note sales
To-Day OF some 70 tierces within this range
cu1AhS.-Sugars are in better demand and thu mar
ket Ior em is nrmer although prices are not NOTABLY
hlgner. an New York Sugars have however advanced
within lne ast DAY or two to of per h. The
safes mere To-Day add up about 400 hhds they in
cude S44 hhns and Il tierces fair grocery quality Cuba
at 50 20 ana 4o hhds good New Orleans 81 2s7 81 X
Sugars may De quoted to day at s5756 fors SIMON fo
good refining Cuba and English Island; s6s "a rs for
grocers styles Cuba SO 5oa7 for fair good Porto
Rico and New Orleans; 81 257 so for good AZ me do
and &776(d8 for choice New Orleans. Nh lg-"'
SAlT.-Salt ID frmer, and prices have % = IRA ten.