The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-16
BALTIMORE MARKET


COFFEE-CoGee continues active and hrm We have
reported to-day sales $50 bags Rio cts 500 bags
do in lots at from 10 to II cts and 400 bags do at
II cts The feeling in the market is very strong; W
still quote Coffee follows, viz: at 10H oil for
common and medium Rio; 1l%@11A for fair good
do; 12dl2h cts for prime and choice do l2dl3H cts.
for Laguayra and l5Gl6H cts. per lb for Java. The
stock Of Coffee to-day is about $1,000 bags.
FLOUR-There has been more done in Flour to-day
than for days past and in Super advance of 12%
cts per Dbl has been established We had reported
Change sales of 100 bbs Ohio Super at s525 800 bbls
do at S5374, COO bbls. Howard Street do. S537%
500 bbls City Mills do at S. 12& and $50 bb Howard
Street Extra at s5 S7H per bb making total of $50
bbs. Super closes firm at $5.37s for Ohio and Howard
Street. and S5.12Hd5 25 per Dbl City Mills and we
quote Extra at S55 for Ohio S575d6 for Howard Street
brands City Mills.
FAMILY FLouR.-Family Flour is active and firm
Welchs selling at IS, but We still quote the Patapsco,
Reservoir Silver Spring. and Ashland brands at 81 so
per Dbl Ohio and Howard Street Family may be quoted
at $3.50 per bbl.
FLOUR Corn MEAL.-Rye Flour is steady at
$3.50 bb but there is very little here and hear
no sales Corn Meal is dull at 81 bbl for Baltimore
ground.
GRAIN.-The receipts of Grain to-day were light as
compared with those of yesterday, the offerings all
scrptons amounting to only about 81 900 bushels Wheat
was not active yesterday but prices it
pretty well maintained Red sold at from l22 to 127
for good to prime and white at 12513o for medium
qualities, l34gl40 cts for good to prime, and l45 IS
for choice lots There only about II bushels
ceived to day, against 10000 bushels yesterday
The offerings of Corn to-day reached about 900 bushels
White sold at S3S5 cts, and yellow S7GS9 for
old but ranged at from 20 to 50 for white the
IO7S cts for yellow. There nothing Of consequence
done in Rye Oats this morning. We quote
fore 7577 for Mary land S5 cts for Pcnnsvl-
vania, and Oats at $50 AZ for Maryland and 42d
+3 cts. for Pennsylvania
MOLASS E~.-Moasses is duh and heavy. The nomi-
nal rates however still follows, viz: 2ld2
and sweet clayed Cuba; 26d30 cts for Cuba Musco
vado; 26d30 for English Isand 27d35 Porto
Rico; and S7ld 40 cts. for New Orleans.
PROVISIONS. Provisions continue quiet and the
market is hardly firm in tone it was, although
have change in the rates Bacon is in very
light supply and still quote it at ShOul
ders, and lOdlOs cts. for Sides There Bulk Meat
here and we unable say what would bring if
the spot. 1t is offering for delivery in all this month
at 6a64 cts for Shoulders and cts. for Sides We
hear OF sales OF Lard barreed Pork We quote Lard
1O4 Gl0A cts Mess Pork at Sl5Gl5 25 Prime do at
selling in retail lots at sl2dl4 for old and new Baltimore
packed No. l, and $l4(d17 per bhl for Mess
RlCE-There has heen little inquiry to day for
Rice and note sales Of 100 erces good
at S+06k Q$4l2E per 100 lbs New crop Rice ranges at
from 3 p to AZ cts. per III for fair to prime.
SUGARS.-Sugars continue very firm. There has been
good inquiry for them to day and sales of &c
| hhds. Cuba at 81, and of 2l4 hhds. New Orleans
at SIS. We still quote Sugars follows viz Sc 50G
675 for refining grades English Island Cuba and P1rtc
Rico; s7G75O for grocers styles Cuba and S7dS 25
| low fair to prime Porto Rico and New Orlelns
SALT.-LiverpOo Ground Alum Salt is still selling at
90G95 cts but We quote fine, which is very scarce
165 for Marshal'S and Jeffrey Darcys and l75 cts
per sack for Ashons. Turks Island Salt may quoted
nominal at l7dlS cts. per bushel
| SEEDS -Cioverseed is dull and rather heavy We
quote good to prime $5d525 inferior lots can b.
! at So so, and FaXseed at 81 40 per bushe
WHlSkEY.-Whiskey is quiet, but we quote it steady
at 25 cts for Country, 25n for City, and 26
Ohio. We note sale today Of 100 bbls Ohio at 2s