The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-03


REMARKs.-The market has recovered from the de-
preston prevailing ten days and prices have grad
may strengthened since the opening sales of the week
The annexed report of transactions indicate the charac
ter of the demand, which is entirely consumptive The
imports of Rio at this port since January 1s 1s6O
year. wequote prime Rio at i4A to I5 good iI1 to
IAN ordinary to fair 13h to IA Javan pockets sells in
lots wanted at l6n H. government bags II TO Is
r. 5 Since above, the Bark "Redwing'' is arrived
with 2 500 bags from Rio. WuITE & FInrp
Baltimore, September 1st 1850. Coffee Broi,e,,s
FLOUR.-The advices per steamer "Airica - from En-
rope received yesterday had considerable influence on
market today and it difficult to effect operations
at an advance on the sale effected day. viz 100
bbs Ohio Super at S5.75. There a good deal of in.
qury for Super Fleur but holders, general thing
not prepared to prices. The city mers were
all firm in asking Sc per bb for Super but this
figure not prepared to say that sales any
would have been made. In the absence any sales OF
importance must quote all brands of Super as nom
nal at $575G6 Extra Flour is steady at s5S7k66 for
Ohio, S6d6.25 for Howard Street and So 5OG675 for
City Mills Fancy brands of this latter may be quoted al
FAMILY FLOUE-Famy Flour is still selling at ss rs
for Welch's and SIS for the best brands of Baltimore
ground but we quote Ohio and Howard Street Family
as ranging from S637k to $6.75 per Dbl
RYE FLOUR AND CORN MEAL.-R Rye Flour is selling
at So S7E4 and quote Corn Meal as before at SO 50
per bbl for both Baltimore and Brandywne
GRAIN There was quite an active demand for Wheat
to-day, and the offerings although adding up % 600
bushels readily taken at slight improvement on
Fridays sales Sales made of Western red at 100
830 cts. for fair to prme and of do white at 125150
cts Southern sold freely 13OG5O cts for good
white l55165 for prime, and l70G175 choice
samples Of do. There also sale of GOO bushels
OF white, very choice. for seed at 1856 cts Corn
more active today and prices shade rmer. There
were 1niy H. bushels at market part of which sold
at osg'o cts Tor fair white and yellow 7ld72 cts for
prime yellow and 72G74 cts. for good to prime white.
a were active and buoyant with sales of 1000 bushels
at oZdS4 cts for new Maryland and 33d57 cts Tor do.
Pennsyyana Rye was finn, with good demand and
we had noted sales of 900 bushels at 7375 cts for fair
I1 good Maryland and 7Ss0 cts for strictly prime do
bushel. "' 0'Vg0' e's' per
tMsoLAssES.-We had reported to-day sale of $50
mus sour clayed Cuba at 10 cts. We have however no
b aesy 10 n9te in the market, but prices remain un
o1ea anu we still quote as follows, viz: Cuba at
ziGIt CTS Ior ciayed and 253O cts. for Muscoyado:
Enghsh Island at 2G30 cts; Porto Rico at 2635 cts
ana New orleans at 45!15o cts per gallon The market
aIi0ugn gueI Is steady and firm the above figures
PKoVIsloNs-The market to-day for all kinds of Pro-
visions was quiet and had no sales Of tn
note Bacon in large lots could readily be had at 10
cts for Shoulders and IL cts for Sides but the obbers
are still selling in lots at 10H cts Shoulders and 70
cts for Sides Hams range in price from 10 to is cts
70 quality There is nothing doing in Bulk Meat. but
we quote nominal at 94 Cts for Shoulders IL cs 70,