The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-30
BALTIMORE MARKETS.


C0FFEE-For Coffee there is an active inquiry ant
the market for it is buoyant. The bark 'Lapwing ar
rived here yesterday from Rio with cargo of $500 bags
and to-day 5000 bags sold it, all go west al
IA cts The stock previous to the arrival of the Lap
wing was entirely exhausted, and the sales to-day
leave only $500 bags of this cargo remaining upon tht
market. We quote Rio closing firm at lax Gl44 cts
for common to fair, l4kG14% cts for coed, l5G54 cts
for prime; Laguayra nominal at l4G515 cts; and Java
16h(d1S cts. per Id.
FLoUR.-Flour continues to droop, and note fur
ther decline to-day of l2h cts per Dbl in Howard Stree
and Ohio super. Sales made Change of so
bbls former and 500 bbls of the latter description
SIS per bb and quote both varieties as closing
steady at this figure For City Mills Super there wa
inquiry and sales reported of 500 bbs SIS so
which figure was generally asked for it, although some
lots could have s537x per Dbl. Extra Fou
of which there is large stock here is very dull the only
sale have heard of to-day being of 100 bbs How
@6, Howard Street do at S5s7hlG6 12h and City Mills
do at S625 for standard, and s975o per Dbl for fancy
brands.
FAMILY FLoUR-We have no change to note in the
figures for Family Flour, and continue to quote at
ground and s6,5OG7 per Dbl. for Howard Street and
Ohio.
RYE FLOUR AND CORN MEAL-We quote Rye Flour to
day at 81 25d4371, and Corn Meal at $362H for Bal
more. and S3.62bd3.75 per Dbl for Brandywine, but
there is nothing doing in either of these articles
GRAIN.-The receipts of Grain to-day larger than
they have been any single day for some weeks past
the offerings at the Corn Exchange embracing AZ
bushels Wheat 81 900 bushels Corn I6 600 bushels oats
and 500 bushels Rye, making total of nearly 80 900
bushels In consequence of the increased receipts there
done than there has been for days past
rather heavy. The low grades of Wheat dull and
decidedly heavy but the better qualities continue in
mand Red Wheat sold at from 116 to 125 cts. for COM
mon to fair, and $50 to 13S cts for good to choice
and white do at 120l1l25 cts. for common, l35dl42
cts for medium, 145G16O cts. for fair to prime, and
153dl70 cts for fancy lots, the latter figure being
for lot of 1900 bushels very choice Corn sold 656S
cts for good 20 PRIME old yellow, and 6SG73 cts. for
good to prime old white, but no sales of
ported One two lots of Maryland Rye sold to-day at
Y cts, and Oats sold at 3l33 for Maryland and
35d36 cts for Pennsy lvania.
MOLASSES. -Molasses is very ouiet Int he nuota-
tions for it still follows viz: 1921 for tart
clayed Cuba 2SG27 cts, for sweet do. 27aS2 for
Cuba Muscovado, 24ll32 cts for English IslanI 32d36
cts for Porto Rico; and 4SG5o cts. for New Orleans,
PRovISIONs-There is a better demand for Prov.
general tone of the market For Bacon Sides the de-
mand has been especially active and sales OF 80
hhds. at IL cts 10 hhds at IL and so hhds liz
cts and they were held pretty firmly at the close at the
latter figure We heard of no sales of Shoulders
quote them at eH G9A cts. For Hams there
inquiry and sale of 400 pieces was made at 14k cts.
There have been sales of Bulk Meat so far as have
heard but an offer of loh cts made declined
aconsiderabe lot of Sides Bulk Sides sold day or two
since it will be remembered at 1O4 cts We quote
Shoulders as before at sA cts Lard is steaiy at
in bbls. and tcs and 13x cts in kegs, but we bear
of nothing doing in it. Mess Pork ia scare and
firm sl9 6249l96 per Dbl but there no Prime or
Rump here. We still quote Beef Sll0l2 so for Bal
more No. aud S13a14 per Dbl do Mess but West
ern can be bought at considerably lower rates
RlCE.-There has been movement to.dav in Rice en-
FAR as we have heard but we still quote it as ranging
from Ak to4A cts for fair to strictly prime new CROP
demand
the quotations. which still as foIlows viz. 105 cts
for Ground Alum, 155dl6o cts Marshalls and JET
frey Darcys fine, and l75@lSO cts per sack for Ash
toms do. Turks Island Salt has advanced recantv and Il
is now selling from store at % cts per bushel
SUGARs.-rherc is nothing whatever doing in Sugars
and the market for them Continues dull and heavy
Holders however not pressing sales and the quota
tons are still as follows viz: s65Od6S7x for
grocery grades Cuba; s6.7597 for common Porto Rico
and 81 25as 62h for fair to prime do
sEEDs-Cloverseed is in demand, and the market for
continues tOlerabV A of ona
new made this morning, but terms for it were
bushels do busSe ees
from So to $6.37k for fair to prime new but for some
lots of prime holders ask $3.50 per bushel. Timothy
Seed is selling at 49, and we quote Flaxseed before
ST. .40G150 per bushe
wHIsKEY-whiskey is dull and very heavy. We
note sale to-day of 90 bbs Ohio at 81 cts which is
decline of of the price obtained Saturday
We hear of sales of City Whisky, but quote it
nominal at 81 cts per gallon.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Cotton is frm-sales of 1000
bales Flour rm-sales of % 600 bbls. Southern $500
Gs61O. Wheat has advanced 2cts.-saes of 1885, 900
bushels; Chicago spring 1722 Milwaukee club ST.
al 25; red Western s.S2@l 81 white 81 49l 81 Corn
has cinng tendencysales of 6S 900 bushels 6S69
WhsE pGEt dl ar Sugar IS sady Nus
covado 67H cts Coffee is steady-sales Of 600 bags
ls%@l4% cts sPiTts Tupentine steady at Ss4l cts
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 29-Flour is dull but firm. Wheat
dull and prices favor buyers sales at so for
dencs; yellow TN d73 cs choice white rs cts Pork
Mess s1e IS. Lard is dull whskey-sales of Ohio at
22x Coffee firm; sales of 200 bags at 149l5S
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 27.-Cotton-saes to-day $500
bales at II \ OILY cts. SugarPrices sitter but quota
tons unchanged. Molasses 4243 cts The rest of the
market unchanged.
SAVANNAH Oct 26.-Cotton-s to-day A. so bales,
at prices ranging from on to 12x cts.
CHICAGO, OF 27-Flour firm. Wheat quiet-sales of
"a 900 bushels at 81 cts for Northwestern club S1SH
steady ct hgher-saes of 16 900 bushels at IS
in store. Oats steady. Receipts-400O bushels -four,
600 bushels wheat 600 bushels Is 600 bushels
Shipmens-100 bbls. -four, So 600 bushels wheat
Freights declined ct: engagements were made at Is
cts on corn and 16 cts. wheat to Buffalo, Sight
change on New York at per cent premium.
oswEG0, Oct H.-Flour unchanged, at So 30 for extra
state Wheat lower millers have the advantage while
shipping demand restricted, owing to the high rate
ave most Of the quotations are kept private, but
hnshaI 10 ne lower than those made public sales 200
eis do a. Milwaukee club at 81 0s, a1oat; $500 bush
Cnada anoat on private TERMS 100 bushels white
anoat at 80 500 bushels do adoat at $I az
S!Oo Dushels Canada club soat at Il 0eK Corn dull
safes last ngnt 5000 bushels Indiana and illinois on p
vate terms Barley in demand-saIas oon hnsbais
prime white Canada afoat at "a cts ' ''''N
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Barring Brothers d Co.'s Circular
LoNpoy Oct I2-5 P. M.-0ur Colonial and Fore;on
Produce Markets have been steady during the week but
without animation Sugar, Coffee and Breadstufs quiet
Cotton firm. Money has been In good demand during
the past week at the Bank Of discount per cent
Consols leave off 90 for money 9393H for the account
BAR Silver 5s I'D Mexican Dollars 5s2d. American Ea-
giles 75s sgd Douboons: Spanish 76s Cd; South Ameri
can IDS. Cd per OF.
Coeee.-The market has been scantily supplied this
week, and prices are unchanged l48 CASKS 70 Dds, u