The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-10

Stock of Rio Coffee Sept 1st 1860. I6 500 bags
Received since, per bark Redwing .......... 26l0
1910
Taken for consumption. ...,................ 5000 "
SALES
$50 $50 bags Rio, per Indus, ,at.........;;;;:..HAc
1900 Banshee, at.................14S c.
700 GO /" 60 Blue Wing, at t..............l45 c.
SOO 3 " various earsCes, at at'........14h to 15c.
aoO 4oO :, - " '.'....'....:.4 to l44 C.
REMARKs.-Tne market continues moderately active
with steady demand for the usual wants of consump
ton The better descriptions Rio are especially in
much request to supply orders from the nerior-stricy
good and prime are somewhat scarce and held firmly
very full rates-low grades incline TO duness.
We quote prime Rio at IAN to 15 good lax fair IA to
i4S ordinary lSs to lSA Laguayra l4h to 15 Java II
Baltimore, September sth, 1860. Coffee Brokers'
FLOUR.-The Flour market was quiet TO-DAY and we
had but few transactions to note there only
buyers Change The only sales reported were
800 bbls Ohio and 100 bbls Howard Street Suner ss
also sale made yesterday evening of 800 bbls cut
Extra at s6.l2H So far as could learn there was
nothing done in City Mills Super but the market closed
steady at So for this description well Howard Street
and Ohio Extras were quiet but steady at unchanged
rates. Baltimore ground Family and Extra steady at
the quotations below:
Howard Street Super r..::...............s SO 100000
Extra to Fancy. 50d6.75
Family y.................. $50. 75a7 90
ohlo anu hentucky super. 6O0d000
Extra. a................... $50 so co
Family. y................... 6.50a6. rs
Cly Sllls, GOOD 10 fancy brands Super. 600d6 %
" shipping brands Extra. ............ 6.OOd6 SO
Reservoir Ashland and Excelsior sa5aoo
Extra....... 775GO 90
In RVe Fopr we had no .,;s. 70 not. t sooas
quality at Corn Meal is steady So 62x
for Baltimore, and s362k per bb for Brandywine Mills
GRAiN.-The total offerings of Grain the Corn En-
change to-day footed up $1,000 bushels. Wheat not
quite active to-day, but prices remain firm and for
especially we note slight Improvement There were
2SOOO bushels offered, and sales made of Western
red at l2Ol33 cts for fair to prime for
white lSSdlS, for fair to good Southern red 14o@143
cts for prime do and one lot of bushels for seed
brought las cts Southern white sold 125l35 cts for
common and medium; 14O6155 fair; i60GI65 for
Corn was quiet but prices ruled firm The offerings
were small being only $500 bushels yellow 72d
70 cts for good to prime lots but was nothing done
IN white We quote good to prime white at 75(177 cts
Oats continue steady with fair demand them There
35 for good to prime Maryland RIVE was uuiet there
being only so bushels Maryland sold at ~ cts for common
and SO cts or strictly prime We quote Pennsylvania at
M0LAsSES We have no movement of Importance te
note in Molasses to-day There is fair jobbing trade
doing, but have special activity The mar
ket remains unchanged in price, and therefore quote
as follows, viz:
Muscovado .24d2S
Giayed tart .l9d2l
LOTTO klco. S0(d3l
New Orleans 47Sl5C
PRovIsIoNs.-The market for all descriptions of Pro
to-day 100 bbs Mess Pork at sl9 75 For Bacon
there very little inquiry and in large lots it could
for Sides The jobbers are still doing business and
are selling in lots at 1O4 cts for Shoulders and 12k
l2x cts for Sides but few of the latter however
the outside Bulk Meat is quiet and we ouote it
nominal at 9G91 cts for Shoulders IIG1lX cts for
Sides, and 10Adll1 cts for Hams. Barreled Pork is
steady at sl962x@197 for Mess; S1475Gl5 for Prime
and $l4 30 for Rump Beef steady at S. Western
No. l. $40 for do. Mess; sl2G113 for No. Baltimore
PACKED and S14G5 per bb for do. Mess Lard is quiet
but hrm at l34 for Prime Western Leaf in bbIs and
terces, and Ia cts. per lb. for do in kegs.
hlCE.-rhere is very limited supply of Rice in ar
ket, consequently holders very firm. We have no
safes 70 nole Du we quote fair to prime quality
f4g2 CTS, anu some lots are held at higher figures
SALI-iVerpooi salt is selling at the following rates
viz: 100 cts for Ground Alum I55Gl60 cts for Jeffrey
Darcys hne; i6oGlo5 cts for Marshalps do and Ia
cts per sack for Ashton's do, the sor 80
firm and prices have upward tendency Turks 1sisS
do is held at 20925 cts bushel but we hear of no
sales being made
SEEDS-Grass Seeds continue dull; and we have No
sales of Importance note Cloverseed is selling in
lots at $55O to quality Timothy is also selling al
S2503 for fair to prime lots and we quote Faxseed
ranging from 81 .35(G1 As per bushel.
SUGAR.-There was pretty good inquiry for Sugar
today and we had reported sales OF 126 hhd English
Island cargo Of "Anna" at $625, and 94 hhds and 26
boxes Cuba all for refining but the terms of the latte
were kept private To the trade had reported sales
5hhds Cuba at $725 and 10 hhds. Rico at IS 25
The market may be considered steady the follown,
quotations, viz:
Cuba and E-Island, common to good refining $e 256
Iair 10 good grocery.... 700(17 2
~ Prime'..'...' 7.bOQ17 2
NlseA Orleans, fair to goed.,,,, 7.26I977 7
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