The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-14
BALTIMORE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY a. 1889
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE MARKETS.
SATURDAY February II
! COFFEE.-We have no transactions to note to-day in
Conee The stock here almost entirely exhausted
there no probability of there being any sales ipor
lance until there further arrivals There
however one or two cargoes of Rio Coffee expected here
daily. We publish below the usual weekly report O.
Messrs White Elder Coffee brokers' and we refer ou
readers TO 1t for quotations:
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
The market is firm without change in prices. The
transactions past week amount to about 5000 bags
Rio in all viz: 1000 bags of the Marion 81 cargo a
ils to llS cts, of average fair quality and about 500
bags from second hands at IL to IL cts for fair good
Inc stock in first hands is entirely exhausted.
We note moderate sales of Laguayra at 1211 cts We
quote prime Rio at p cts good, II cts fair llH Il
Baltimore, Feb. u, 1859. Coffee Brokers'
FLouR-There has been very little inquiry to-day
Flour and so far have heard sales have been
made We have however change to note in the gen
eral condition of the market and quote varieties
have been bought s575 Howard Street and Ohio
and $3.50 bb for standard City Mills there were
25 for Ohio Sc 25965O for Howard Street and So
10 per - b6l for City Mills We quote Rye Flour be
fore at 81 So and Corn Meal at s3754 for Balti-
more, and 81 per Dbl. for Brandyw
FAMILY FLoUR.-The rates for Family Flour are un-
changed and we still quote it at SS25 for the leading
brands of Baltimore S775 for Old Dominion and ss 25
per bbl for Welch's.
GRAIN.-There pretty large supply of Corn at
day but of all other descriptions of
supply was light, The receipts of Corn reached about
$4,000 bushels. The market for it was, however mac
White brought 7Id73 cts, and yellow 74G7s cts. but
most of the lots withdrawn held 74d75 cts for
white and 777S cts for yellow There very little
done in Wheat sales of only 600 bushels being reported
on Change at $50 cts for red, and 2d153 white
Prime reds would probably have brought 1876 cts and
! prime whites 165d170 cts Rye and Oats continue firm
lot of 200 bushels Pennsylvania Rye the only parcel
offered sold cts and of Oats there were some 500
bushels offered which were sold at 5o52 cts for
pennsylvania, and 4695o cts. for Maryland and vir
ginia
MOLASSES.-There is nothing doing to-day in Molas-
ses and the market for is rather heavy quote New
Orleans at 4O42 per gallon but it would be dificult
outside A cargo
OF ZoS hhd 200 erces and % bbls. crop Cuba No
asses the first received this season. arrived here to-day
per brig Cygnet from Matanzas.
fkoN NlSlONS.-There has been rather inquiry to-
day for Provisions than been for two or three
days past, and remark little improvement in the
general tone of the market. There has been no move.
ment in Bulk Meat but there has been considerable
Shoulders and Sides. These figures were however de-
cned the holders being firm at ~ and 9k cts In Ba-
con there have been some transactions We sale of
SO hhds Sides in one lot at eI some SO hhds
Shoulders and Sides in lots at and 10
Bacon was held quite firmly at and 10 Shoulders
and Sides We have heard of transactions in barreed
Pork Beef or Lard We quote Pork at sls75 for Mess
for Prime, S0912 for No. l. sl2G14 per bb for Mess
and Lard at 12H cts per lb for Western Leaf in bbs
RICE.-Rice continues buoyant There is an active in
qnry Tor it, and we note sale to-day of so terces good
fair and 4 y OAK cts. for good to prime
SEEDS-There rather more movement in Glover
seed this morning than there has been for days past
but prices lower. Sales on Change Of
about 200 bushels at from s6s7 s712K the latter
figure being paid for lot of so bushels strictly prime
We quote Timothy steady at s225 for prime and Flax
seed at 81 .40G1 As per bushel
sUGARs-sugars are dull, and rather heavy There
is very little inquiry for them from the trade we have
heard of sales being made to-day Holders OF Sugars
ar are however still pretty firm in their views they
follows, viz S7.50GS for fair to prime New Orleans:
g 23aS 80 for choice d. S775Gs for Cuba; and s762b
foreign Sugars except for refining purposes
SALT-Lverpoo Salt is still selling in retail lots at
our previous quotations viz 90 cts. for Ground Alum
MarshalIS nd 6pa
$50 cts sack for Ashtons do we are unable to
give the cargo rates for it, Turks Island Salt NAV he
quoted at l4al4H cts. per bushel afoat.
WHlSkEY.-Whiskey is still held at 20 cts for City
ana 81 cts for Ohio and some small sales making
the maket may be quoted dull and heavy at the above
rates.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK MISUNDERSTANDING, Feb. 12-CorPEE
The market quiet but firm. Rio scarce and wanted
at extreme prices the stock north New Orleans in first
hands is quite insignificant We do not learn of any
ton, ex Gambia at IL cts.
CoTToN-The market is dull and heavy, at the de-
cline we quote
NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION
o.s,.o Upland. Florida. Mobile. N.o.&T
Middling g....1lS Tx 10 10
Middling fair 124 12k l24 131-
MoLAssEs New Orleans has again declined sales Of
100 bbs at 80 cts and $50 do at 40 Foreign remains
quiet.
RcE-s in steady request sales of $50 tcs at 81 cts
A for common to prime.
TEAs-The sale this morning composed both of new
Greens and Blacks and largely comprised of low grades
OF Green's while the 0oongs were composed of some very
hne and desirable qualities, selling all the way up from
40c to S3c. The attendance was good and fair snrit
manifest the Greens sold at prices showing no
tal change The Blacks of finer quality than
any offered this season. and realized satisfactory nrices
AsHEs-The market is firm for Pots So rs and Pearls
at Sc, with sales of 100 bbls. of the latter
FLOUR, &c-ihe inquiry for western canal flour is
quite active, mainly for the home trade is confined
to the lower grades; prices of these better.
The sales & are 600 bbls at s515a535 for superfne
for lyfrn III
grades of western extra Sc 2O635 for shipping brands
Of round hoop extra Ohio, s64oa7 90 trade brands
Louis brands ~ N'
Canadian flour is held with frmnsss; sales of 70
bbls at Sc 35G17.25. ~
Southern Flour is better and in good demand; the ar
rivals are limited; sales of 2O0 bbs at s56OG61O for
meal is steady.
GnAlN-The meal market is better holders refusing to
$500 bush at s17O for white kentucky s7S for good
white Southern, and 81 43 for choice red do
Rye is firm at s4S7 with the sales of northern at 81
Western and Canadian.
Corn is without change to note and is ouiet with fr
arrivals ofnew-sales Of 5000 bush. at S2GS4 cts for
Southern yellow, S3s5 for white do part old S0GS2
for sound 0<'' ''' "eS'e''' in'Nea' the price
PRovIsroNs-The pork market rather easier the de-
mand is moderate with few seers-the sales are 600 bbs
at SIS 50dlS 60 for S1S12x do sl7 25
thin mess and sour mess $40 for clear and 1880
for prime.
Beef is firm the demand is steady the arrivals limited
sales of 600 bbs at S6.757 25 for country prime sS6
70 for do mess, Sed10.s7h for repacked mess ard
Sl1 50d12 for extra do. ~
Prime mess is in fair demand at $17G2O and India
mess so Bacon is frm-sales so boxes short clear
middes at 104 cts.
Cut meats are frm-the demand is far-sales of $40
nhds at 9G94c. for hams and 7G72sc for shoulders
Dressed hogs are in demand at s(dlSAc
Lard IS rather easier at the closethe demand is limited
sales of 300 bbls and ties at 12Gl24c and smaots of
choice H 1870. Butter and cheese are steady
SuGARs.Are quiet and somewhat heavy-sales Of $50
hhds New Orleans at as to quality The auction
sale postponed account of unavorabe weather
Foreign continues du-sales of $50 boxes Havana at
27Kc. "
WooL-By auction note sales of 15e bales English
u%nwashed % slightly damaged, at 5h912Sc. cash.-Ere.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. Feb. 1.-THE operatons q,
e past week have been somewhat interrupted by un
settled state OF the weather. and the markets generally
have been only moderately active for the season Ouer
cron Bark is scarce and wanted but buyers are demand
but prices without any material variation to note in
Flour, Wheat Corn Coal at stand still bu nr;ces
are without change and the receipts and
crate Cotton is lower with moderate business only to
notice at the decline Pig Iron is moving off more free
y at the advance, but in other kinds there not much
doing, owing, in great measure the uncertainty in
regard to the tariff now pending at Wasbnoton
Groceries-Sugar and Coffee at steady prices
put for Moasses the demand is less active and the
Is du In Provisions there is very little doing owing to
the rmness of holders, who demanding an advance
on previous quotations Foreign Fruits have been NOV
ing on tEeey at steady prices but domestic is rather
however limits operations Naval Stores and Oils are
quiet but for the latter very full prices are demanded
Rice is firm at the advance Seeds-There has been =,
good inquiry for clover at fully former rates but
the market closed rather dull nothing doing in other
KINDS whisky is better but the sales have been limited
at the advance Wool is held with more frmness and
the stock sale is light for the season. in other articles
there are no important changes.-N. american
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET Feb. 11-In all branch.
es of Dry Goods trade the buoyant and firm feeling