The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-17
BALTIMORE MARKETS


CoFFEE.-CoTee is in active demand, and the market
for it is firm with upward tendency We note sales
today of soc bags Rio sx Cavalier at IA cts 400
lots at 14 KODAK cts making total of $50 bags
and leaving only 300 bags Rio in first hands The
sales to-day establish an advance in Coffee of fully of
a cent per lb on last weeks rates Rio may be quoted
closing at Halls cts for ordinary to prime; Laguayra
at a. hd15 cts; Maracaibo at 14H cts and Java at
16lS cts per h. the latter being asked for Gov
eminent
whatever was done in il op Change so far could
learn. Super freely offered at s525 per bb for all
descriptions but there buyers this indeed
any other price, and we quote it as closing dull and
heavy at the above rate. There is some inquiry for
CITY Mills Flour but we can hear of no contracts for it
being made Itcould not have been sold today at
SIS per Dbl, if at that figure. Extra well Super
Flour is very dull, but still quote it follows, viz
at $3.50 for Howard Street and Ohio SO for standard
City Mills, and s7G7 80 per Dbl for fancy brands do.
FAMILY FLouR.-Famy Flour is still selling to the
trade $3.50 for Welchs and IS per bb for the best
brands of Baltimore ground. Ohio and Howard Street
Family may be quoted at g. 5o97 per bb
RYE FLOUR AND Com MEAL.-We quote Rye Flour at
81 and Corn Meal at s. 37h for Baltimore, and S3.S7k
G3 per bb for Brandywine but for both these articles
the market is extremely dull
GRAlN.-There was heavy receipt of Wheat at mar
to-day the first since the new crop began to
come forward the offerings at the Corn Exchange amount
ing to about 40 600 bushels which is than
ceived in all last week. There fair inquiry for it
both from mers and shippers and the greater part of
the offerings sold, but prices very Irregular
Red sold at from SO to 100 cts for Inferior 1lO11S
for good, and 120126 for prime, white at from
81 TO llO cts FOL Inferior TO ordinary 11520 for fair
125a140 cts for good, and 145d155 for prime Only
few parcels brought however, the outside quotations
and all varieties closed dull and heavy Corn of which
there about $500 bushels received sold at 7Od73
cts for white and 6266 cts for yellow but the market
for it dull Oats sold to-day 32d35 cts for Vir-
gina and Maryland, and 37d39 cts for Pennsylvania but
there was nothing done in Rye and give quo
tations for it.
MOLASS ES.-Molasses is extremely dull but we still
quote it follows, viz at 2325 cts for cayed Cuba
26@30 cts for Cuba Muscovado; 25G3O cts for English
Island 5ss cts for Porto Rico and 45a4s cts for New
Orleans
PR0VISI0NS.-The demand for Bacon continues brisk
and the market for it very firm, but there is nothing
doing in other articles The sales of Bacon today
clude SO hhds Shoulders OK cts, rs hhds Sides
IN cts 40 ierces Hams at 124 cts, Goo pieces do.
"Nye's brand" at IA cts and 1000 pieces do "Orange
quote it at cts for Shoulders 104l1 for Sides
and 10k(d104 cts. for Hams Lard is held firmly at
134 cts per lb for Western Leaf, and we quote Mess
Pork as before at $40 50 Prime do. at $l5 Rump
do. at $4 and Beef at $s for Western No. l. $40 for do
Mess; $40 for Baltimore No and $1250613 per bbl for
do. Mess.
R1CE-Rice is quiet, but quote it steady and firm
at q y as cts. for fair to prime lots
SUGARS-There has been but little inquiry to-day for
sugars and we have reported sales of only 10 hhd Porto
klco at S. and 10 hhds do at s525 Sugars although
quiet are steady and firm at former quotations.
S65OCd7 for refining grades Cuba and English Island;
S7l2HG775 for grocery grades do $675G7 so for COM
mon to fair Porto Rico and New Orleans and s7 75Cs 80
for good to choice do.
SALT-The rates for Salt are unchanged and we still
cts for Jeffrey Darcy's fine; 160 cts for Marshals do
and 175 cts per sack for Ashtons do and Turks
Island nominal at 2OG22 cts per bushel.
WHISKEY.-Whskey is dull and rather heavy. We
have reported to-day sales of 80 bb each of City and
Ohio at 20h cts but sale made late on Saturday
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