The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-08
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

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COFFEE.-There has been very active movement to-
day in Coffee all the lots here in first hands, with the
exception of about 1900 bags, having been taken
The sales include 300 bags common Rio at 12h cts 100
bags fair do at l2A cts and 640O bags good and prime
do at For the lots remaining in first hands 134
cts asked We quote Laguayra Coffee nominal at 1870
Ia cts, and Java do. at 15K@ ale cts per ID.
FLOUR.-The demand for Flour continues active, and
the feeling in the market very buoyan further ad
vance i2H has been established to-day in Howard
Street Super and for City Mills do holders are asking an
day There sales yesterday, not noticed in
port 900 bbls. City Mills Super at $3.50, but this
riety is held to-day quite firmly at So IS per Dbl of How
ard Street Super note sales to-day of 100 bbls at
s562H and 500 bbls do. at $575 Dbl We have also
reported sales of $50 bbls. Howard Street. and 700
bbls Ohio Family at 1913, this figure being advance
of 25 per Dbl the price last paid for these varieties
We hear of no of Extra Flour to-day but still
quote S5s7kGS6 for Ohio and Howard Street. 1925
9650 for standard City Mills and S725 per Dbl for fancy
retailing brands do.
FAMILY FLouR.-Famy Flour is active and FIRM
Wechs selling at $685. and the Paapsco Reservoir
Excelsior Silver Spring and Ashland brands at S775 per
Dbl.
RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL.-Rye Flour is steady at
s525G5 SIX per Dbl, but there sales of conse
gae9Ge ae AND "a per Dbl for Brandvwipe
GRAIN.-Wheat continues to improve and this morn
ing sales made at advance of to cts per bush
ell on the previous quotations There were ABOUT z50O
bushels received to-day most of which was sold at 140
143 red 1609165 cts for white that at the latter
figure being choice and note in addition sales Of 5000
bushels good white out of store at 155 cts and of 1000
bushels prime do l60 cts Corn of which there
about 900 bushels received was rather quiet 1t sold
however 7Od73 cts. for white and 7273 cts weight
for yellow Oats were in better supply to-day than they
have been for time past the offerings amounting to
about 5000 bushels. Maryland sold however at from
AZ to 46 cts and Pennsylvania at 464S cts per bushel
For Rye there but little inquiry and we have only
to note sale of $50 bushels Pennsylvania at 80 cts
M0LASSES-Molasses is dull and heavy. but we still
quote it follows viz: at 25d27 cts. for Cuba clayed
2933 cts. for do. Muscovado; 25G3o cts for English
Island 354O cts. for Porto Rico and 45G4S cts. for
New Orleans The only sale have heard of to day is
one of 10 hhds. Cuba Muscovado at 80 cts
PR0VISI0NS.-There has been pretty good inquiry
to day for Provisions and we note continuance OF the
improved feeling in them noticed yesterday. The trans
however not been large We have reported
sales of so hhds Bulk Shoulders i'll sugar hhds at cts
1000 lbs loose Bulk Sides at cts so hhds Bulk Hams
at OK cts 40 hhds Bacon Shoulders and Sides at and
10 20 erces do Hams at u cts and 30 bbls Mess
Pork at SIS. Bacon may be quoted firm today at SOLO
cts for Shoulders and Sides and quote Bulk Meat as
closing at 77B cts for Shoulders 9d9A cts. for Sides,
and OK cts for Hams. party in market day for
Box Middles for export and offers made for some
large lots to be packed, but they not accepted.
Lard is steady at IL cts. per Id. for Western in bbs
and tierces and quote barreed at SIT SO for
and SIS for heaVy Mess $40 for Prime and S14
Dbl for Rump.
RICE-Rce is active and quite firm at AJAX cts for
fair to prime lots We note sales on yesterday and to-day
of some 200 tierces within this range.
SUGARS-Sugars are dull and quite heavy at the de
cline noted Yesterday There has been but little inquiry
for them to-day, and far as we have heard no
sales have been made. We quote as foiiows: wat
SC 5O(G6S7% for refining grades Cuba ana Engnsh Is
land s7G7 so for grocers styles do S675gi Tor common
Porto Rico 81 25S for fair to prime do; Sfzo9' -
for fair good New Orleans; and $Sdo2o for no
REFINED SUGARS AND SYRUPs.-We have to note touay
reduction in the rates for refined Sugars oil - 10 cen
per b. hard, and to y of cent on soft crushed
and of to cts. per gallon in refined Syrup The foi-
lowing the quotations of Messrs. +. W. bruno "
Sons, agents of the Maryland Sugar Refining Company:
TwF YORM