The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-16
BALTIMORE MARK ErS

C0FFEE.-There has been but ttIe'done to-day in Cof
fee the only sale have heard of being of5o bags
particularly the better grades Rio, but the very light
stock here restricts transactions in it. We quote Rio
day at from Is to 134 cts for low grades l444 cts
for fair, dl4A for good Is cts for prime aguay-
ra at 14dl5 cts, and Java at 17(g1s cts per b.
FLouR-The demand for Flour is increasing, and the
We notice sales to-day of 500 bbls City Mills Super at
$3.50, 500 bbls. Ohio do. at s575 $50 bbls. Howar
Street do at So IS, and sales also reported on
Change of 600 bbs Ohio cut Extra 200 bbs Howard
Street do at $5s7A, this figure being advance 12
per bb quotation given for these varieties on
Saturday. quote Super closing however SIS so
for City Mills and IS IS per bbl for Ohio and Howard
Street but the market for it firm at these figures
Howard Street and Ohio cut Extra may be quoted at
S5 syn but for Extra Flour, the are still as fol-
lows, viz Sc for Ohio s6d625 for Howard Street.
brands do.
FAMILY FLoUR.-Baltimore ground Family Flour is
selling at IS for the best brands, but Welch's is
bringing 50 rer Dbl. Howard Street and Ohio Family
can however be had at Sc 5oG7 per bbl.
TO-DAY at q and Corp Mea eG'e g, e COZ n
Baltimore, and S362h @3.75 per Dbl. for Brandywine
GRAIN.-The demand for Grain continues brisk, and
the market for it very firm in tone Wheat particu
lary firm this morning. There about 900 bushels
offered and it nearly all sold at from 34 to 40 cts
for good fair to prime red l4015O fair white and
155l65 cts for good to prime do Corn firm The
receipts were however light the offerings amounting 10
only about 2,2O0 bushels ali of which was white with
the exception of one small lot White sold at 7o1s cts
and we quote yellow at 70d72 cts There was no Rye at
market today but we quote it as before at 7oa73
Maryland and s2dS3 cts for Pennsylvania Oats were
IN good supply this morning. the receipts amounting
nearly 100 bushels Maryland sold at s2a34 cts and
Pennsylvania at 35d36 cts. per bushel
MOLASSES-We have no transactions to note TODAY
in Molasses but we quote it steady at the following
rates viz: 19d21 cts. for tart cayed Cuba 2327 cts
for sweet do 27S2 cts for Cuba Muscovado 24 80 cts
for fair to choice English Isand 32GS6 cts for Porto
Rico, and 44(d46 cts for New Orleans
PROVISI0NS.-Th has been no movement of con
sequence to-day in Provisions but for descriptions the
market continues steady and tolerably firm we quote
Bulk Meat as before S cts. for Shoulders and lOk
cts for Sides and Bacon at OK for Shoulders and
cts Tor Sides There is nothing whatever doing in
Bulk Meat, and the sales of Bacon today embrace only
few small lots at the above quotations We heard how
ever on Change of a sale made Saturday but which
has not eviousy been reported 90 hhds Shoulders
9A cts Lard IS steady and firm at 12x for City, l3d
ldA cts. Tor western in bbls and tierces and Is y
cts in kegs, and We quote Mess Pork at $40 25Gle SO
Prime do. at S450, Rump do at sl4 and Beef at al
dl2 so for Baltimore packed No l. Sl3d4 per Dbl
1or DO Mess Western Beef can however be bought al
So to 81 per Dbl. under these figures
RECE.-Rice is dull, but we still quote it at 4Z65k
cts for good to prime crop The supply here is gt
but it is fully equal to the demand
SALT.-The rates for Liverpool Salt are now a.
follows, viz: 100 cts. for Ground Alum $50 cts for Mar
shas and Jefrey& Darcys and l7OG7 cts per sacl
for Ashton's do There IS now none here afoat ",
still quote Turks Island Salt at 1920 per bushe bu
there is none selling so far are advised
SuGARS.-There has been no movement in Sugars to-
day so far as have heard but have no change
note in the general condition the market and we quot
them as closing steady and firm at the following rates
VIZ 50 25a6'75 for refining grades Cuba and English
Island; SqS for grocery grades Cuba; S675d7 rs fol
common to fair Porto Rico; 50GS SO for good to prime
do and 81 .25dS. so for fair to prime New Orleans
REFINED SUGARs-The manufacturers Of refined Su
gars have advanced their rates to-day to z Of cen
on hard, and Of cent b soft crushed The fol
lowing are the quotations of Messrs F. W. Brune
Sons, agents of the Maryland Sugar Refining Company
viz: