The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-15
BALTIMORE MARK E'rS

III.
COFFEE.-There has been inquiry to day for Cof
fee and we note sales of 300 bags Rio at 3H cts $50
total OF $50 bags. Rio closes steady at 1346l3A
cts for fair to good 14l4A cts for prime We
Laguayra nominal at l4(415 cts ard Java at K6I6X
cts per H. The stock of Coffee here excluding the lots
sold to-day is about 4,6OO bags
FLoUR-We are again without transactions to note in
Flour There is hardly any demand it. and the feel
ing in the market continues quite depressed Both Howard
Street and Ohio Super offered this morning at &c
without finding buyers, this figure being decline of
cts per Dbl on the price asked for these varieties on Sat
urday, and we think still lower figure would have
been accepted We quote City Mills Super nominal at
S6go12h per Dbl For Extra Flour the market is very
heavy and we quote it to-day at S675G7 for Ohio and
Howard Street, So S7HGa7 for standard City Mills aud
S5og77 per Dbl for fancy retailing brands Since
writing the above we have heard of a sale of 100 bbs
Howard Street Super at S6.l2h per Dbl
FAMILY FLOUR Family Flour is unchanged in price
and we still quote it follows, viz: S. rs for Wechs
and IS 5 per bb for the Patapsco Reservoir Excelsior
Silver Spring, and Ashland brands. Ohio and Howard
Street Family may be quoted at s725ld7.5O per bbl
RYE FLOUR AND CORN MEAL.--We quote Rye Flour
to-day at s450Gls4 62k, and Corn Meal at s862x for
Baltimore, and 81 per Dbl for Brandywine
GRA1N.-Corn active and qui te firm this morning
but for other varieties of Grain the market was dull and
heavy There about 20 900 bushels Corn received
which is larger quantity than has been at market for
some DAYS past and 1t was mostly sold at 747 cts for
yellow, and 74G7S cts for white the latter figure being
paid for lot of $500 bushels prime There some Corn
wanted ior export to Europe and most of the strictly
prime lots Offering being taken for this purpose
Wheat continues dull and the for it is quite de
pressed. There were about 300 bushels offered on
Change and few lots of white were sold at I5OGI60
cts for fair to good and los strictly prime Moth
ing was done in red but quote it ranging from 1876
TO 40 cts Tor fair to choice Oats sold today at 42G43
cts for Virginia and Maryland and 46G4s cts for Penn
syvania and quote Pennsylvania Rye at eOGe3 cts
There about 200 bushels received bnt there
was no Rye at market.
M0LASSES-Molasses continues quite dull We note
however sale to-day of 20 hhds Cuba Muscovado at 81
CTS Moiasses although dull is steady at the following
rates, Viz 2426 cts, for clayed Cuba 2Sd33 cts for
Cuba MuscovadG Soa37 cts for English Island 37a4O
cts for Porto Rico, and 46G4S cts for New Orleans
PROV S-There has been very little done TODAY
IN PROVISIONS but the market continues firm for all de-
scrptons Bacon is steady at cts. for Shoulders and
10 cts. for Sides and quote Bulk Meat at 7III7H
cts for Shoulders, 9hG9R for Sides and 99I cts for
Hams We hear of no sales of Bulk Meat to-day and
the only sale of Bacon have heard of is one of 10 bhds
Shoulders at cts We again quote Lard at lI(d1I cts
in bbls and tcs and II cts per Ib in kegs Mess Por
at Sly Prime do at sl4 5oG14.75 Rump do at sl3al4
| Mess, and Sl5(I16 per Dbl. for Extra do " ~ e'
RlCE-A lot Of Ill tierces good Rice was sold todov
at S43l1 per 100 lbs but Rice is generally held at s
AZ cts per b, for good to prime and some boIders s
asking higher figures for it. "
SuGARS.-Sugars remain quiet, but we continue ,c
quote them steady at the following rates viz: Sc O7
or rennng grades Cuba, Porto Rico and English Island
S7G775 for grocery grades Cuba and English Island
S5OGs57H for fair to choice Porto Rico; and s7lS Of
Tor ordinary to prime New Orleans We note saleS TO-
day OF IL hhds Porto Rico at 81 S. and 10 hhd do al
rietes III o'ie' va
SEEDS.-The season for the sale of Cloverseed Is
nearly early oyer ana tnere Is now very little doing in it
ing slowly at s3.25@3.5O, and Flaxseed at 81 s5I AZ
| per bushel.
sALT.---Liverpool Salt is active and very firm
GROUND Alum is now selling at 80 cts from shipboard
and fine is bringing 160 cts for MARSHALL and Jeffrey
Darcy's and l75 cts per sack for Ashton's We Still
auole turks Island Salt at 1920 cts. per bushel bu
WH1SKEY Y-Whiskey is quiet but we ouota II steor,
at 22 cts for City, and % per gallon for
we note sales CT some 800 bbs Ohio at the above figures