The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-30
BALTIMORE MARKETS.


CoFFEE.-There has been fair inquiry for Coffee
again to-day and note sales of 400 bags Rio at l3k
cts 100 bags do at l3A cts 100 bags lax cts and
5Oo pags DO at IAN cts making total of 100 bags
Rio may be quoted ranging from 13x to Is cts for
common to to prime and we quote Java at leH@l7k cts
being gradually reduced and it is little under 90
600 bags
FLoUR.-The demand for Flour continues brisk and
the market for very firm in There has however
been considerably less lone in it than yesterday the
sales which yesterday reached GOO bbls amounting to-
day to only about $500 bbls The sales to-day include
800 bbs City Mills Super at at 8 50, 600 bbs Howard
s5.62X $50 bbs choice Ohio Extra at So and l6O bbs
Howard Street Extra also Sc per bbl We quote Flour
closing firm at IS so for Ohio, Howard Street and
City Mills Super S5 GIN for Ohio cut Extra S. 756
Ohio Extra; S66.25 for Howard Street do: So 25 for
standard City Mills do and s7@7.5O per bb for fancy
FAMILY FLoUR.-Family Flour still selling at IS so
for Weichs and sS for the best brands Baltimore
as ranging from S637H to So rs per Dbl.
RYE FLOUR CORN MEAL.-Rye Flour is selling
at S3s7Hd4, and quote Corn Meal before IS 62K
per bbl for both Baltimore and Brandywine.
GRAlN.-Wheat continues to move upward, and a fur
ther advance of cts bushel established in
ceipts which amounted to about 20, COO bushels were
mostly sold at 125130 cts for ordinary fair red 1924
135 cts for good do l3640 cts for prime do the latter
figure being paid for lot Of 900 bushels very SUPERIOR
l3O@1 cts for rdinary to fair white 4sG62 cts for
good prime do, and 165G175 for fancy do
Corn was however dull and quite heavy. There were
about7 600 bushels offered 'Chsnge, but very little of
It was prime We quote it to-day at 65 cts for mixed,
in good supply, some $500 bushels being at market
Maryland sold at from 81 to 35 cs and Pennsylva-
MIA at 34d35 cts per bushel. There only two or
three small lots Of Rye at market but quote it be-
fore at rs cts for Maryland and so cts for Pennsylvania
M0LASSES.-We note a sale to-day of 20 puncheons
English Island Moasses at 24H cts. but hear OF
nothing doing in other descriptions We quote Cuba at
2ld2i cts for clayed, and 25d30 cts for Muscovado;
English Island 23d30 cts Porto Rico at 26135 cts
and New Orleans 4550 cts per gallon. The market
aitough quiet s steady and firm at the above figures
fhoNlsI0NS-Provisions continue quiet, but We have
10 note since yesterday in the general condition
VI ,ne The jobbers making sales Of Bacon
Sdes S, s Gus for Shoulders, and 124d12H cts for
p NJ. 9u mere IS no inquiry for large lots We quote
Gus o ues' pqt there has been no movement in it for
seVera nays Lard sold day or two since at l3G134
IN pos ana cs and quote these as the rates for
it to-day. We quote Mess PORK as hefora at 40 rs
Prime do: at $14.75@15 Rump do at s1a so. and
Beef at Sl2 for Baltimore No. l. and sIa ne Sbl for
do. Mess. GA per poi. ioi
RICE.-Rice is quiet, but the market for :. l.,
quoted steady and firm at 4x6 cts for good q, az,
lots. ~ T" pri"e
SALT-Liverpool Salt is still selling at the ,,,ou,
Jeffrey and Darcy's fine; 160@165 for Marshas do
and ITS per sack for Ashons do but it is very 49,
these figures Turks Island do is held at 2oG25 cts
per bushel, but we hear of no sales being made.
SEEDS.-Cloyerseed is quite dull. 1t is selling in re
tail lots at $3.50, but sales of moment could b,
Timothy Seed, ard sales to moderate extent are ak
ing at from s275 1925 per bushel Faxseed is selling
at 81 4OCG145 per bushel
SUGARS.-There has been comparatively little inquiry
to-day for Sugars and the only sale have heard of
one l05 hhds. common Porto Rico for refining al
e6s7K. Sugars close however steady and firm at oul
former quotations, which ~ follows, viz; 50 o,bo@7