The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-12
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

MONDAY June IL.
BARK-Querctron Bark still ranges from sl7 to 500 SO
per ton for strictly prime. of 80 tons
good quality sold Saturday at $40 per ton b.
COFFEE. Coffee continues in demand and the market
for it is still very firm in tone We have however no sales
to report to-day, but we hear that 13A cts offered
and declined for cargo of 4S0O bags Rio to arrive
quality not guaranteed All the stock first hands was
closed out Saturday but note the receipt to-day of
lot of 500 bags Rio from New York which was mr.
chased there few days since We are unable TODAY to
give any quotations for Coffee based upon sales and we
therefore omit them.
Flour and we continue to quote it dull and heavy There
seems to be very little Flour wanted and so far as we
could learn there was demand for it this morning
Both Howard Street aud Ohio Super were freely offered
on Change at S5 62h without finding buyers and CITY
nls u1 couIu pr0Daoly nave been had at the fig
nre although holders still ask s5.75 per bb forit Extra
Flour is very quiet but still quote it as follows viz
at S5q62S for Howard Street ana Ohio s625
FAMILY FLOUR Family Flour Is selling to the trade
at s. so for Wechs and S. per Dbl the best brands
of Baltimore ground Ohio and Howard Street Family is
bringing $7(H7 25 per Dbl.
RYE Flour AND Corn MEAL.--Rye Flour is steady
at 81 37H and we quote Corn Meal at $3.50 per bb for
both Baltimore and Brandywine.
GKAlN-Wheat was in rather better demand this
morning than has been for two or three DAYS past but
prices for it were higher than on Saturday Sales
were made on Change of 5000 bushels red at lisa
l9 cts for fair to prime and 13s cts for choice
ABOUT 800 bushels fair to prime white 140Gl55 cts
Strictly choice white would probably have brought 100
cts had there been at market. Corn which there
were ABOUT 1000 bushels Offered rather rmer than
on Saturday White sold at 7OG74 cts and yellow at
5sGfz OTIS for fair to prime parcels. There was no
sylvania lot of 700 bushels was sod on Saurdv at
the inside figure. Oats continue There are how
ever some sales making at the quotations which are as
follows viz: 35d39 cts. for Virginia and MARYLAND an
40G42 cts. for Pennsylvania.
NoLASSEs.-Moasses continues steady at our preyi-
quotations. vis 25d2s clayed Cuba; 27lS2
cts for Cuba Muscovado 2s33 cts for English Island;
a6d3S cts for Porto Rico and 4c4S cts for common to
prime New Orleans. We note sales to-day of 40 hhds
clayed Cuba at 5 cts and Of 40 hhds Cuba Muscovado
at 33 cts.
PROvISIONs.-The Provision market has been quiet
to-day, but the feeling in it is very firm We heard
on Change Of sale of l25 bbs Rump Pork at s4 but
no sales of Bulk Meat, Bacon Lard were reported
There is fair jobbing demand for Bacon and Il is selling
in lois wanted at S& for Shoulders and lOx cts
for Sides. We quote Bulk Meat at TX Cts for Shout.
ders, 94G9h cts, for Sides, and 9G9t cts for Hams
LAID at llH cts. for Western in bbs and tcs and
I2h in kegs, and Pork at :s1sGSis.25 for Mess.
STAT for Prime and s14 per Dbl for Rump lot of 400
bbls Western No Beef sold ay or two since at sS
per bbl but 1--WE quote Baltimore packed do at slOd1
RICE-There is good inquiry for Rice, and we note
oday of about 300 erces fair prime part from
the wharf, at prices ranging from 81 A "a rs per 100
lbs. We note the receipt to-day of AS erces from
Charleston.
SEEDS-We continue to quote Cloverseed at a so
and Timothy do. at SO per bushel, but the demand
has almost entirely ceased, and there is very little
selling. Flaxseed is selling slowly at s1.S59l45 per
bushel.
SUGARS-There has been no movement to-day in Su-
gars so far have heard but they still firm at our
previous quotations which are as follows viz s675
sL25a775 for grocery grades do $7.25G775 for good
common to good Porto Rico and New Orleans; and $sG
SALT-Liverpool Salt is selling the trade at 90 cts.
Tor Ground Alum 155G6o cts for Jeffrey Darcy's fine,
100 cts for Marshas do and 175 per sack for Ash
tons do and quote Turks Island do 20d25 cts per
OF the holders e " ~ " - ~ ~
NtlohEf We continue to quote Whiskey at 20x
80 .' C1nuntry and p cts. for City and Ohio. We
s 'o''S OF 90 obls City, and $50 bbls Ohio at 81 cts
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, June 11.-Cotton has a dsciinina tander.
cy-sales at II cts Flour frm-saiss Of TX noo bhs
State So 15G52O Ohio S5755 85 S1uthern nNSop~nd
Wheat is depressed-sales Of 10000 buebeis. hT;i
Club $126Gl29i white Indiana 81 as Corr =; h;S nie
sales Of 900 bushels; white at II cts miyad saT
cts yellow 700I71 cts Pork firm MasA 80 o ~
Is so; Prime $l250G1375. Sugar is Brm a.. e.. I2og
pentine heavy 4344 cts. Rosin duh at si 55 pi
is steady.
MOBILE June 9.-Cotton-Sales to-day 900 balss a,
1046lOH cts for midding. Sales of the week 4 700
bales Receipts of the week 1850 bales against 200
bales for time last year Receipts ahead last
year. los 600 bales Stock at Mobile, GA 4750 Freghts
of cotton to Liverpool, l132d q Nd, and to Havre
cent. Sight exchange on New York, 1(Gx per cent.
premium. Exchange London, 9K d9K per cent. pre-
MUM.
CINcINNATI. June 9-Flour dull and prices irregular
at " 70, Whiskey steady at 17kc. Provisions dull
MONEY market unchanged Sight exchange on New York
NEW ORLEANS, June S-Cotton dull and the steamers
news ies hrmnes sales to-day 500 bales at
cs sass OF the week $500 bales; receipts OF the week
3ooo oaes against 1850 bales the last year.
EXPORTS ~ ooo pales total exports 900 bales; re-
ceipts ahead OF last year. 500 bales; recepts at ali
Southern ports; 10000 bales stock at New Orleans