The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-05

COFFEE.-Cofee continues in good demand and we
note sales to-day $50 bags Rio at l3 cts 600 bags do
be at 133 cts 400 bags do. EEK May Queen at IA
and 100 bags Government Java t!7h cts We publish
below the usual weekly report of Messrs White Elder
Coffee brokers, to which We refer for quotations
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Stock of Rio Coffee Oct p, 1859 ;'...'. none;
brig " ;!M1T Queen $ $S5S
12,l5 "
Taken for consumption. 1900 "
Stock of Rio this day. ...................4,415
s sGSS bags Rio eS LapTins' a'.::1 1ta cts
LOO "May Queen at.............14I
1900 &" ''''Tauiah' at.........l44 to Az
REMARKs.-The market has been somewhat active with
good demand from the trade but supplies Rio
have caused easier prices, and descriptions
note decline of ct per h. The state Of weather
which has prevailed for several days past having ser
ousy retarded the discharge of sold last week has
also exercised depressing influence and the clo
tame and inanmate Besides the above Sales about
cts We quote prime Rio at Is cts good lax o14A cts
fair IA AK cts ordinary Is to 13 cts Java IL to Is
cts. WHITE ELDER,
Baltimore, November Sd, 1860 Coffee Brokers.
FLOUR.-There was a pretty good inquiry for Flour
this morning, and the market generally was rather firm
er in tone than yesterday, although no advance
established in prices Sales reported Change of
$500 b6ls Ohio Extra at 50 100 bbs Ohio cut Extra
at $3.50 and 800 bbls do at IS 62H per Dbl The Extra
taken for export to England In Super Flour there
nothing done Ohio could probably have been bought
30 yesterdays price but Howard Street gener
ally held at S5.62K, although there buyers
far could learn at $3.50 per Dbl. City Mills
Super continues dull 1t held generally at $780,
but it would bring S5.37k per Dbl We quote
Extra Flour to-day follows, viz at 1913 for Ohio, 1915
G6 for Howard Street. Sc 25 for standard City Mills and
S7d7 so per Dbl for fancy brands do.
FAMILY FLoUR.-We have change to note in the fig
Family Flour and we connne to quote it at 50
for Wechs S. for the best brands of Baltimore ground
and s6.5Otd7 per Dbl for Howard Street and Ohio
RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL.@We quote Rye Flour to-
Hau nt S,T1 and Cnrp Mao1a Of for PaIti
more, and S3624 63.75 per Dbl for Brandywine, but
there is nothing doning in either of these articles.
GRAIN,-The receipts of Grain this morning
light, and for all descriptions the market dull and
rather heavy. Wheat dull particularly the low
grades and prices for it rather lower than yes
terday. No sales of red reported but quote
ranging from 100 to 135 cts for medium prime There
was however movement in white, and the sales
made at 100 to 125 cts for ordinary 1S545 cts
medium to fair l50l57 cts for good prime and 16O@
ever for only small lot Corn of which there
about 900 bushels received very quiet We quote
it however at 64d6S cts for yellow and 7o@73 cts for
white There were only 100 bushels Rye, and about 400
bushels Oats at market We quote Rye at 70D72 cts for
Maryland SOGS1 cts, for Pennsylvania, and Oats 29G
80 cts for Virginia and Maryland, and 54935 cts. for
Pennsylvania.
MOLAssE S-There is nothing whatever doing in
Molasses, but still quote it as follows viz: Cuba at
2aG24 cts for good clayed and 262s cts for Muscoya
do English Island at 2432 cts; Porto Rico at 3OG37
cts; and New Orleans at 47(d49 cts.
Observation-Disclosures quiet. but the market
the general features it has for two
three DAYS past There pretty good retail demand
ouotations which are still 9XG9% cts for Shoulders
and %41% cts for Sides There is no Bulk Meat sell
ing but we quote it before at sx cts for Shoulders
10H for Sides New city rendered Lard is selling
at 12@21 cts but there is very little Western remain
1917 cts sales to-day of so bbls. Mess Pork at
1878 per bbl which figure closes firm There is
these descriptions We still quote Beef s1112 so for
Baltimore No l. and $13Gl4 per Dbl for do Mess but
Western can be bought at considerably lower rates.
RICE.-we still quote Rice as ranging from AK to AZ
es ior AR TO prime new crop and sales to moderate
SUGARS.-There has been no movement TODAY in
Sugars, and the market for them continues dnI and
heavy We however still quote them follow viz at
So 25@675 for refining grades Cuba English Island;
s6.s7HG7L5 for grocery grades Cuba s6.75G7 25 for
common to fair Porto Rico and ST. 5o@S5O for good to
prime do but to effect sales to any extent lower rates
would have to be accepted
SEEDS.-Coverseed is in fair demand and we quote
it steady se9625 per bushe for fair to prime lots
heard this morning of sales of bushels coed
Seed at S62x per bushe Timothy Seed ranges at from
~ to 3d. and we quote Flaxseed steady at SO
SALT.-Liverpoo Salt is in quite active demand at
the quotations. which still follows, viz los cts
frey Darcy's fine, and l751s0 cts per sack for Ash
toms do Turks Island Salt is selling from store in lots
wHIsKEY.-whiskey continues dull and heavy. A
sae OF 100 bills Ohio made to-day at 2ox, which is
4u''e city dull at 2ox cts. per gallon
r,w DOMESTIC MARKETS.
or;rr o. MIX NIX MARKETS, Nov 3-Flour &c.-The in
weather and r. and State Flour is limited, the wet
sness and nrce IN in freghts restricting bu-
per Dbl At the close dn and heavy The
s5 So SS for superane State and
sTs 5 fr Of o extra s.s sss'e
boon extra Ohio as 907 Ok shipping brands Of round
se7 so for St. Louis extras sontbern, r 40 anu
Sy s-o h, ~. az 7os M IS prices unchanged
fine Baltimore &c. and s6157 the be g4oa super
Rye Flour and Corn Meal steady and in fair
Cofee-Rio continues in good demand, and nr;on ~
frm-saes Of $40 bags l3l6 cts. Other descrs.