The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-18


700 bags Rio at 12A l3c 500 do at II %c. GOO do
at II to l24c.; 500 do at l1&c. N
REMARKs.-The demand continues fair at previous
steady rates The annexed report embraces deliveries
IN lots for consumption including 900 bags from second
hands. About 1000 bags "Banshee" and 500 ex
chattanooga, were taken private termsj 1--WE quote
prime Rio at 10 to 154 cts, good I21 to l2x cts .
fair II to l24 cts, common II to II cts round in
voice Tx to I'm cts Laguayra IA to Is cts Java to
WHITE ELDER,
Baltimore, Feb. l6th 1851 Coffee Rrota,,s
FLOuR.-There considerable inquiry for FIour
TINS morning. but buyers and sellers are generally una
pie TO agree upon terms, and there consequently
far as we could learn being one of 100 bbs Howard
Street Super at S. 12K per bb For both Howard street
considerable extent could have been made at this figure
but for both descriptions holders were pretty firm AZ
s5l2A per bb and the market closed With this differ
ence between buyers and sellers City Mills Super was
steady at S. bbl but nothing was done in it, There
Is but little inquiry for Extra Flour but we quote it as
Street. s69625 for regular shipping; and s7as7 so Der
Dbl; for fancy brands City Mills.
rates ss5 for weiehs IS for sh e b ras
brands Of Baltimore ground, and s6.5oa7 per Dbl for
RYE FLOUR AND CORN MEAL.-Both Rye Flour and
Corn Meal are dull We quote the former at a. and the
latter at s. for Baltimore, and s3l2H@325 per bbl for
GRAIN-Wheat was in fair demand this morning and
heavy There some 600 to 900 bushels Con- at
market but sales were reported ofony 600 bushels vel
low at 52@53 cs and 900 bushels white at from bS t "a
cts Prime white was however generally held at 64G65
cts The sales of Wheat day embraced some
els red most of which taken for export at I23I26
cts and about 500 bushels white at 1425O cts Red
closed steady at the above figures for good to prime but
white may be quoted ranging from 1S5 to l6O cts for
fair to choice lots Rye and oats both in quite light
supply and very little was done in them Sales were
made of200 bushels Pennsylvania Rye 20 cts and of
500 bushels Pennsylvania Oats at 80 cts
M0LASSES-There is nothing doing in Molasses so
far as we are advised and quote dull the follow
ing rates viz a2aa6 cts for new crop New Orleans %
d26 cts. for crop Cuba; 1920 for do lsG20
cts for English Isand and 24d26 cts for Porto Rico
change note to-day in the general condition of the mar
ket We hear Of sales of Bulk Meat but we quote it as
before at 774 cts for Shoulders for Sides and ga
81 cts for Hams There is fair jotbing for Ba
con- but there large sales making Shoulders
selling in jobbng lots at 81 Sides at I0 cts
round lots can be bought at cts for Shoulders and
cts for Sides. Lard may be quoted at 10 cts
Tor Western in bbs and erces lO cts in kegs but
we hear OF no sales There Pork or Beef sell
ing SO as we are but we quote Pork before
az SIG FOR Ness us ~ Prime; $1325Gl3. so for Rump,
Dbl for do Mess. - YAM CAV p''
RICE-Rice is in fair request ana we quote It steady
prime.
SALT.-There is very little doing in Salt, but we still
quote Llverpoola 9095 cts for Ground Alum 15o955
$50 cts sack for Ashton's do. These figures being
for lots from store and Turks Island Salt at l56 cts
ahoat, and 20 cts per bushel from store.
SuGAhS:-Sugars are quiet, and the market for them
Is neavy There have been no sales made to-day
as we have heard, but we still quote Cuba and English
Island at $6Gt.S7K for common to good refining and
common to prime; and New Orleans at 81 75Gb 10 for
inferior to good common and $67 for good to prime
SEEDS.-There was fair inquiry for Cioverseed this
els fair to good at 462xs7x 300 bushels prime at g.
and 90 bushels choice at e6l2X per bushe of GA
Timothy Seed for which there is inquiry ranges at
q to 10 and we quote Faxseed before at
WaisKEH.-ws quote Whisky to-day At II cts, 70