The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-22
BALTIMORE MARK FITS.

TUESDAY Feb 81 1860
CoFFtE-Cohee is quiet but the market for it is still
very frm. We have reported to-day sales I20 bags
Rio at II cts GO bags do at IL cts and $50 bags do
at 2A cts. Prime Rio is held firmly at Is cts We quote
Laguayra Coffee at BOBBY cts and sava do at Is lf
bags. '
FLOUR.-There has been a better inquiry for Flour
within the last day or two than for time previously
the sales yesterday and oday adding up about zoo
bbs Of Howard Street Super there were 500 bbls sold
Se s "r9T a @ S2 8 p per R and it @ closed firm s this
cut Extra s5 So and 100 bbls Extra at So S7b per
bhl For City Mills Super there was some demand, and
sales made of 500 bbs at S. 25 per bbl which is
decline. We quote Ohio Super nominal at S5.37k per
bb but there is nothing doing in it. There sale
yesterday which not noticed in report 400
bbs Howard Street Extra but the terms for it kept
private We quote Extra however at S5 75(G5S SIX for
Ohio S57 HdG for Howard Street Sc 25 for standard
City Mills, and s6.75a7 bbl for fancy brands do
FAMILY FLoUR.-Family Flour continues in good de
mand and quite firm. Welchs is still selling at S. and
quote the Patapsco, Reservoir, Silver Spring and
Ashland brands at $50 per bbl, Ohio and Howard
RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL.-We quote Rye Flour as
before at s. 254 81 and Corn Meal at $3G24 for Bal
timore and 81 per bbl. for Brandywine
GRAIN.-Corn in considerably better supply to
day than it has been for days past the offerings
the Corn Exchange amounting to nearly 900 bushels
The demand for it was however good, and prime lots
brought yesterdays figures Sales reported of SOC
bushels damp white at 6Ga7l cts 1000 bushels dry do
1000 bushels dr do At nts OF Wheat ere ers anu
about 1000 bushels offered and 1900 bushels red
was sold at 12S l3Odl32 cts but nothing done in
to good lots There were 700 bushels Rye received
to-day, but there were only one two lots of Oats
Pennsylvania Oats at 44d45 cts, and of 400 bushels
Pennsylvania Rye at 80 cts.
is quiet but the market for it is
tolerably firm We note sales of 25 hhds Porto
Rico at 3S39 cts but hear of nothing doing in Cuba
New Orleans. We quote Cuba 24G2s cts. for old
and 2Sd3l cts for crop; and crop New Orleans
at 47(d50 cts. per gallon.
PRoVISIONS.-Provisions continue firm There is
considerable doing but the market is nevertheless not
a auh n-talt tnl u
$4,000 lbs Bulk Meat at X cts for Shoulders OK cts
for Sides and 9h cts for Hams and of 60 to 70
Sides, and quote both Meat and Bacon as closing
steady at the above figures. For Lard there was some
inquiry and sales were made of 100 erces Western
nS cts, which is an advance of e. Mess Pork is in
good demand and quite firm We have reported to day
sales of l6o bbls light SIS bbs heavy Mess
at SIS 25 bbl Sales also of 80 bbs Rump Pork at
sl3 Prime do is held at S145O per bbl We quote Beef
as before at Sl0ll1 for Baltimore packed No l. and 81
14 per bbl for do Mess but there are no sales of i'm
portance making. We note however sale of 100 bbls
Western Mess hut We did not learn the terms
RlCE-Rice IS active and firm at 4G44 cts. for good
to prime lots. We sales to-day of some $50 terce nj
these figures.
sUGARS.-sugars continue firm. There is rather more
2oo hhds Cuba for refining at 1928 and Is hhds good
fair New Orleans at $S2k Sales also of 100 hhds Ne
ado Tor refining the terms for which were kept private
Sugars close to-day steady the following rates viz al
S7d725 for refining grades Cuba and English Island
S50t775 for grocery qualities do; 81 SOFAS SO for fair
New Orleans '' 'O"'''0h TO eho'ee
sALT.-Ground Alum Salt is selling at o5 cts, and
Marsals and jeffrey Darcys fine do. at 165 cts pei
sack, but there sales of Ashtons fine making and
we can give no quotation for it, We quote Turks Island
Salt nominal at l5G9lS cts. per bushel.
SEEDS.-ClOverseed continues in good demand and
the market Tor 1t is pretty firm, although prices
irregular lot of SEQ bushels sold this morning ht
terms for which were kept private, and sales
addition of some 400 10 500 bushels at S55l21 Strict
ly prime Seed would however have brought Is 25 Del
bushei. We quote Timothy Seed as before at $3d3 25
and FlaXseed at 81 35dl 40 per bdshe
WHlSkEH.-The market for is heavv and
prices have rather downward tendency We have re
ported to-day sales, part (which made yesterday
OF 100 bbls Ohio at % cts GO days $50 bbs. do 81
cts cash. so bhs Country at "a cts 200 bbs City at d
cts, and SO bbs. Country at 23h cts.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Feb. 20.-The Flour mar
ket is unchanged, and the sales mostly to supply the
home trade at prices ranging from S75 to IS for sper
fine and extras and So soar per Dbl for fancy brands a.
in quality There very little export inquiry but hold
ers are firm in their views and the stock sale of good
straight superne especially comparatively light sale
ot2OOO bbls. Western extra and family was made
after Change, however, at full rates. exact terms not
public including Diamond Mills and other good straight
n. rye Flour is selling in small way only and
holders ask $4l2hG4 25 per Dbl. Corn Meal is lower
some 4o onls Pennsylvania Meal having been disposed
There is very little Wheat Offering and prime lots arc
scarce and wanted at $l35 sc for reds and 81 45l
for white Pennsylvania Rye is wanted and seIIs freely
arrival, at 92c. Corn continues dnn anJ tba oaar
light; sales of some 4OOO bushels yellow however are
reported at IKE. delivered on hoard Oats NO @ an
changed and Pennsylvania sell SLOWLY NJ III p.Ii
and Barley Malt are steady; quote the sorner a. sn
80 cts, and the latter at 90d95c and rather more oi
There is not much doing in Cloverseed and sales o
at from 81 SO to S512k including 200 bushels at a
per bushe for good and prime lots Timothy is wanted
at S325 and domestic Faxseed at 5S1 per bushe
and not much offering.
There is rather more doing in Whiskey and prices are
steady 400 bbs. Pennsylvania sold at Ole $50 bbs
Ohio at 24HG25c,; Drudgs 22G22kc, and hhds. at CSC
NEW ORLEANS MARKET, Feb. I5.-Suear-Tbe
market continued dull with sales Of about 900 hhds al
prices still more in favor of buyers Fair to fully fa
6AG7H cts. per lb.
Moasses-About 500 bbs. were disposed Of at goa
Al cts for prime and choice 365S ordinary
termentng, etc. also $50 half bbs at 41@44 cts pei
eaon according to quality and 200 bbls. on plantation
at 81 cts in the cisteTn.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
20, Hh" ,11ohK, Feb 21.-Cotton is frm-sales of 00(
no r.1ur IS guetsales of 5000 bbs. State s5 l0G
S.2o southern s54o@57O. Wheat is firm but sales un
snIss, 1oln Is buoyant-sales of 81 900 bushels a
,I ,f s,T of eo me ana yellow. Pork closed buoyant
for old new do $l4S7Kdl5. Lard is besr st Z
cts Whlskey is beter-sales at 23G23X eis SnSsr !.
orally closed buoyant-saes of 500 bags a. 6
Of ctsales at IL Malls cts Stock ~ al aov ance
bags Moasses is steady at 4S cts Spirits
dull at 46a4sh cts Rosin is steady ut si poa
steady at 33(d4k cts. nice l:
CINCINNATI, Feb 2l.--Flour is dull and market u.no
rally unchanged. Wheat is dull. Whiskey 20k cts
Mess Pork and Lard neglected. BuIkMeats are !,
limited demand. Money market firm.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE. :
C0ASTWISE.- alba e
BosToN-Brig Abbot Laurence.
263 bags coffee Woods, Bridges & Co; 600 pkgs figs
w G. Price Co; 30 do iron, +. l. Parker & Co; l,04
George Small $50 pkgs mdse., sundry persons
NEW YoRK-ScLr.. Treasurer
2lls bars iron, keyser Troxell Co As bales cassia
Thompson Block; .2e5 burr blocks, 800 pkgs mdse
order. ~ ~
JAoKsoNvILLR-Brig Mary Lo,oeu
$4,000 feet lumber, Pendergast Bros.