The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-24

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Stock of Rio this day, all in second hands,. 5000
SALEs.-1400 bags Rio, Newman, at Is cts; 100 do
do Sophia, at Is cts 800 do do. Sophia, at ID
cts. 600 do. do Sophia, at 1879 cts; 1,SO0 do. do,
Sophia 1881 cts 500 do. do, Sophia at l3h to
cts 700 do do, Mount Vernon at l3H cts; 400
do do Redwing, at IA cts; 700 do do, Redwng,
at 14 cts; 500 do. do, various, at lSh to IA cts
REMARKs.-With good demand from the trade, the
market continued to gain strength until Tuesday the
18th, when advices from New York, quoting heavy
vance with orders to buy in Baltimore occasoned an ac
tive speculative movement, which entirely swept the
naming stock in first hands. The total transactions
amount to l20OO bags including 5000 bags resold
to 15h for low fair to prime The Improvement in
descriptions is g to cent per lb. Since Wednesday,
the 10Th transactions have been light consequent unon
the unsettled state of the market and the rmness of sell
With the present reduced stock selections of good
quality difficult to be had within the range of our
quotations. We quote prime Rio at 5k cts good Is to
l5A fair l44 to lower grades 15 to a. Laguayra
14x to l5H, Java IL to Is.
Baltimore, September o. 1860. Coffee Brokers'
FL0UR.-We notice better inquiry to-day for Flour
and somewhat frmer feeling the part of holders,
but there has been but little done in it, the buyers being
unwilling to pay the prices generally demanded The
sales far have heard include only 200 bbls How
ard Street Super at $3.50. and 100 bbls City Mills do
also at SIS so per bb There free buyers OF Howard
Street and Ohio Super at $3.50 but these varieties
generally held at S562h per bb and at the close there
was none of either description to be had under this fig
For City Mills Super there was however less de-
mand and it could have been readily bought at IS so
per bb. Extra Flour continues very dull Ohio is free
ly offering at &c. and quote Howard Street at sea
525 and City Mills do at s625 for standard and $77
per Dbl for fancy brands.
FAMILY FLoUR-Baltimore ground Family Flour is now
selling IS for the best brands, which is decline but
Wechs is still quoted 50 per bbl Howard Street and
Ohio Family can however be had at s6.50@675 per bb
RYE FLOUR AND CORN MEAL.-Rye Flour is scarce
and firm at s4 25d4 S7h, and we quote Corn Meal at
sS62H for Baltimore, and S362k 43.75 per bbl for
Brandywine.
GRAIN-The receipts of Grain this morning were light
the offerings Of all varieties amounting less than
10000 bushels and although there special activity
in it, the market was toeraby IN for all descriptions
Wheat of which there were about 600 bushels received
sold n red ctS
for good to prime do, 130Gl40 cts for medium fair
white 45dl5o cts for good do, l55G16o for prime
do, and quote choice do l65 cts. Corn there
about 5000 bushels at market all Of which
exception of one or two small lots yellow The white
received sold at 6S70 cts and the yellow at 66s
the bulk at the latter figure Oats good demand
and pretty firm. There 900 bushels received
and they mostly sold at 303i cts for Maryland but
there was nothing done in Rye We quote it hewever at
70d79 cts. for Maryland.
MoLASsES-There is but little doing in Molasses, hut
tart cayed Cuba; 22d24 cts. for sweet do; 242s cts
for Cuba Muscovado; 2iG32 cts for English Island
SoaS7 cts. for Porto Rico and 47@5o cts. for New Or
leans.
Observation-Disclosures continue very dull, but
prices are nevertheless pretty well maintained. We
heard this morning of sale of so bbls Mess Pork AT
SsS per 6h but there been nothing Of consequence
done to-day in any other article We quote Bacon to
day at 9A(dl0 cts for Shoulders and lIAG12 fol
Sides, but there very little doing in it. Bulk Mea
continues very dull. 1t is offering at cts for Shoul
ders IL cts for Sides and 1OA@DIi cts for Hams bu
there buyers at these figures We quote Lard a
before at l34 cts in bbs and cs, and IL cts per b
in kegs Western Mess Pork steady at $40 rs
and quote Prime do at Sl5 Rump do. at $145O, ant
Beef at sl1 for Baltimore No !, and slSgl4 per bbl. 70
do. Mess
RICE.-we still quote Rice at 565X cts for fair t
prime There is little here but the supply is fully
equal to the demand.
SUGARS-sugars continue quiet, but they are steady
at our quotations, viz $6650 for refining grade
Cuba and English island Sc grocery grade
do So bO7 for common to fair Porto Rco 81 50GS Q:
for good to prime do; and s7Gs.25 for fair to prim
do We note sales to-day of 20 hhds. Porte Rico a
s725ld737H, and of 25 hhds. do at ssGs BIN
SALT.-Liverpool Salt is selling at e5 cts 70,
Ground Alum; 155 cts for Marshals fine; 155l60 cts
for Jeffrey Darcy's do and 170l75 cts per sack 70
Ashton's do; and we quote Turks Island do nominal
20'I25 cts. per bushel.
SEEDS.-There is some inquiry for Coverseed, but W
not advised of any sales of moment to-day quot
it steady at 50G5 for old and S5756 per bushe
for new, Timothy Seed is dull at 81. 25d2 so, and
quote FiaXseed @ steady at 81. .S5G1. As per bushe
WHlShEh The market for Whiskey continues dul
and heavy We hear of sales but quote both CITY
and Ohio at 22h cts, although holders ask % j
cts. for Ohio.