The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-02
BALTIMORE MARKETS

coprrr FRIDAY, Nov. l. 1860,
NoFf Eh-Co1ee continues in good demand and quite
urn An invoice of 1000 bags good Rio was sold TODAY
% Oh ihe cargo othe May Queen" at 14x cs but this is
only transaction that has taken place it so far as we
nave heard We still quote Rio at Is 4 for common
20 lar, ~ az y cts for good 1hI51 cts for prime; La
The stock of Coffee here is only about 900 bags but
her are two or three cargoes expected to arrive here
FLoUR.-The demand for Flour was inactive again to-
Jay put We have change to note since yesterday in
9e general condition of the market Sales report
ca on Change of 800 bills Howard Street Super at $3.50
per DOL at which figure it closed steady, but heard of
no transactions in Ohio or City Mills Super Ohio Super
e ana we quite City Mills dull at s5.S7x per Dbl Elk
IRA roar Of which there is large stock here continues
10y aull. but quote it as follows viz at S5.75G9
oeI Tor Ohio s5s7hG6 for Howard Street, So 25 for
standard City Mills s7a7 per Dbl for fancy brands
FAMILY FLoUR.-We have change to note in the fig
M Tor FAMILY Flour and continne to quote at SO
ot "eehs IS for the best brands Of Baltimore ground
ana $o.5OCG7 per Dbl. for Howard Street and Ohio.
a ME FLOUR AND CORN MEAL.-We quote Rye Flour to-
LAY at s4.25d437H, and Corn Meal at s362h for Bat-
IT,; anu SooZs (1315 per Dbl. for Brandywine, but
mere sp nothing doning in either these articles
Yesterday neat was in better supply today than
=; ,le receipts at the Corn Exchange amounting
70 ABOUT 1000 bushels Prime were as thew have
oeen Tor some days past active and firm but the low and
medlqn grades were again duh and heavy Red sold at
om 10 to 40 cts for ordinary good aud
forprme and fancy lots and white at 125913O for
common 135Gl45 cts for medium to fair I50G16O cts
for good to prime and 165cts for fancy parcels Corn
which there were about 5000 bushels received
63 cts for fly cut yellow, 65G6s sound do 63Ge5
for fly cut white, and 7072 good to prime
sound do. There very little done in Corn most
OF the lots offered being very much of condition.
There about 400 bushels Rye offered but sales
reported We quote Maryland at 70G72 cts, and
Pennsylvania at 7ss0 cts per bushel Oats very
dull. We quote them however ranging from 30 to IS
cts There about 5000 bushels at market but only
a part Of them sold.
MOLASSES.-Therei is nothing of consequence doing
IN Molasses but still quote it follows, viz Cuba at
2S24 cts for good clsyed and 26d2S cts for Muscova
uo English Island at 24G32 cts. Porto Rico at 30G37
CTS. and New Orleans at 47(dl49 cts
isOt s.iSloNs-Provsons quiet but the market
presehls .he same general features as
t 49, 10y pas There is pretty good retail demand
ior ana we note sales day some 40 to so hhds
at the quoea,ions which exG9% cts for Sbouders
and 1l%gll& cts for Sides There is no Bnk Meat sell
ing but we quote as before SIX cts for Shoulders
and 10x cts for Sides. Lard is stead oi
City, and 3dl3K cts for Western but there q o.s u
doing in it, Mess Pork is in quite light sr, Is notnng
quote firm at sl97 bb but there is PIP ana we
Rump Pork here We still quote Beef At rne or
Baltimore No and slSl4 per Dbl for do Mess 00 nor ,Uf
Western be bought at considerably lower pus
RICE-We still quote Rice as ranging from 4% 70 Az
cts for fair to prime crop, and sales moderox+
extent making within this range. 'e
SUGARS-For Sugars the market continues yerv
heavy There is little demand for them, SO far az
we heard sales have been made to-day Our quota
tions tosay are as follows viz: se.25967b for REIN