The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-12
BALTIMORE MARKETS

,o7r,, TUESDAY, September II.
CoFFEE-The demand for Coffee continues fair, and
the market for is to eraby firm in tone We note sales
,oday o 2uG Bags klo at IA cts, 125 bags do at 4H
at l34 Gl3H cts for ordinary 14914H cts for fair to
good l4Agl5 cts for prime and quote Laguayra at
l4h@l5 cts. and Java at 1791s cts. per b We note
the arrival here to-day of the brig Mount Vernon from
Rio with cargo of 34Oo bags Coffee This ARRIVAL n.
creases the stock here to Is $50 bags.
FLoUR.-There has been a better demand for Flour
10 day than for some days past but the sales have all
been made former quotations The sales add m
about 400 bbls, and they include 500 bbls How, ri
Street, 500 bbls Ohio and 900 bbls CITY Mills Snner all
60 aoo Dds Ohio cut Extra at s6l2X 700 bbis Ohio
37h. and 500 bbls. do Sc IL per Dbl. sinner
closed steady at SO for Howard Street Ohio, and
for Howard Street Sc so standard City
Mills, and 81 % per Dbl for fancy brands do
,d MI IL MfLogh-famiiy Flour is selling by the dray
for the best brands of Baltimore ground
RYE @ FLOUR A ASD I Corn MEAL..We quote Rye Flour
Tor both Baltimore and Brandywine.
GKAiN-The supply of Grain at market to-day was
rather light the receipts of descriptions amonntin@ 70
less than 10000 bushels. Wheat was in good demand
and quite firm at yesterdays figures Corn was dull
$4,000 bushels and it was mostly sold at @
ordinary to fair red l43Glas cts for good prime do
for good to prime do Corn of which there were
6Co bushels received sold at 7l73 cts white and
1Oa7S cts for yellow, the figure last being the
top price for prime Corn day The sales of Rye today
embraced 200 bushels Maryland at rs cts and $50
PENNSYLVANIA at 50 cts, and note sales of about GOO
at S3(dl35 cts per bushel.
MoLASSES-Molassesi is quiet, but we quote it steady
at the following rates viz l9a2l cts for tart cayed
vado 24G32 cts for English Island; 30d37 cts for Porto
Rico, and 47(G50 cts for New Orleans
PROVISIONS-There is very little doing in Proyi
slons and the market may be said to be dull and heavy
The holders are however generally pretty firm in their
views and none of them dsp ised make any ma
teral concessions in order to effect sales Some small
sales Of Bac are making at l0d104 for Shoulders
and l2G12H for Sides but there is no demand for
quoted rta forCb Cba,I
ders 11(1 cts. for Sides and lO10lI cts for Hams
but there is none selling Lard is held firmly at Isg cts
for Western in bb!s tierces cts in kegs and
wequote Mess Pork $40 IS Prime do at Ala 75I :.
Rump do. at s1414.50 and Beef sl1 for Baltimore
No I. and $l3(D14 per bbl. for do Mess
RICE-Rice is in very light supply, and we quote it
firm at 554 cts for good to prime lots these figures
being an advance of of cent per b. our previous
quotations small lot Of crop Rice the first of the
season was received here yesterday.
SEEDS-Grass Seeds continue dull but We have no
to note In the rates and again quote Glover
SoI9Soo and Timothy at S25o,3 per bushel FIaxseed
Is sGn seIng slowly at 81 35(a.l 45 per bushel.
SudAkS.-There has been comparatiyely little in.
curry to-day for Sugars and the sales so far as we
heard embrace only 20 hbds Cuba at 81 20 bbds Porto
Rico at 81 ~ and IL hhds do ss 25 We heard how
not been previously reported hhds English
for refining at 1925 Sugars although quiet are stesd
at our former quotations, viz: s625G675 for
grocery grades do; s675Gs7 for common Porto Rico:
$257 rs for fair to good Porto Rico and New OrIeans
and IS s.25@8. so for prime do.
SALT Liverpool Salt is selling at the following
Tases, VIZ 100 cts. for Ground Alum 155tl60 cts for
1e5rey and Darcy's fine; 160G65 cts for Marshas do
ana 40 per sack for Ashtons do but the market for
SNgry n,m, and prices have an upward tendency
20 NJ 40 IS held at 20925 cts per bushel, but
,,, nh;a have reported to-day sale of 100
oio o.S,4 at "A cts, at which figure it closes
hrm nere nohng doing in City whskey but it is