The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-16
BANK NOTE LIST,
CORRECTED BY MCKIM 4 Co.,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

THURSDAY, NOV. 15, 1860.
COFFEE-The market is still bare of Coffee and there
is consequently nothing doing in it. Coffee is however
wanted, and it could be sold readily enough if here,
although probably not at high rates could have
been obtained week ten days since. Some sales were
made in New York day two since at auction at a
decline Of IL CT per lb, on previous quotations. No
reliable quotations lie given for Coffee, and until
there shall have been some sales to establish prices
shall omit them.
FLOUR.-The Flour market continues unsettled but
it is still heavy, and prices have decidedly downward
tendency 10 Howard Street Flour considerable decline
established to day. sales being made bbs
Extra at So S7h, and 500 bbls Super s525 per bbl
cash, at which figures could have been had at the
close Howard Street Super it will be recollected
early in the day yesterday at S5 so per Dbl. OF City
Mills Super there 400 bbs sold to-day S. 25 time
but heard of no transactions in Ohio Super 1t could
however have been readily bought at S525 per bb cash
Extra Flour is dull and heavy but quote follows
viz: at IS rs for Chic 1915 for Howard Street
and s575d6 per Dbl for standard City Mills The quo
tatons are however altogether nominal.
FAMILY FLoUR-Welch's Family is still selling by the
day load at s9 and the best brands OF Baltimore ground
do at S., but Ohio and Howard Street Family may be
quoted to-day at $6,25G6.75 per Dbl.
RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL.-We quote Rye Flour
at S425d4374, and Corn Meal at s3 50G3 62b for
Baltimore and sS62H per for but there
is very little doing in either of these articles
GRAIN-For Grain generally the market to-day was
dull and rather heavy and in Wheat there an
decline of fully cts per bushe The offerings to-day
amounted to only about 10000 bushels and the sales
made at 120d125 for fair red l29Gl35 cts for
good to prime do 1l06115 cts for common white 1884
1876 cts for medium to fair do 140d55 cts for good
prime do and 16o cts for fancy parcels do. OF Corn
white few lots of sold at 50GJ54 cts and some
sales OF good to prime old made at 1877 cts We
quote yellow nominal at 7072 cts for old There were
some 500 bushels Rye, and about $500 bushels Oats
market but only few lots sold We quote Rye at
70G72 cts. for Maryland and 7ss0 cts for Pennsyl-
vania, and Oats at 3OCG33 cts. for Maryland.
M0LASSES.-There is nothing whatever doing in Mo.
asses but we still quote as follows viz Cuba at 23a24
cts for good clayed, and 26d2s cts for Muscovado:
English Island at 24a32 cts Porto Rico at 3O37 cts
and New Orleans at 4749 cts The quotations are how
ever altogether nominal
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. continue dull and very
heavy The trade buying nothing and they are sci
ling nothing. We quote Bacon to day at OK cts
for Shoulders and II cts for Sides which is decline
previous quotations. but there is little SELL
ing The stock here light but is fully equal to the
demand There is no Bulk Meat here, and we car give
quotations for it, Lard may be quoted at IL cts for
City rendered but there is Western here. Mess
Pork held at $780, and quote Beef nominal at $l
g12 for Baltmare packed No and S13dl4 per bbl for
do Mess Western Beef however be had at consider
ably lower rates.
RICE.-There is some inquiry for Rice, and note
sales day about 100 erces the terms for which
kept private We quote il however at 4H@4x cts for
good to prime CROP these figures being decline
4 On our prsyiQWs quotations