The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-31
BALTIMORE MARK E;TS

C0FFEE.-There has been but little done to dav in
Cohee the sal embracing only so bags common Rio at
10 Gus ana 100 bags fair do at IA cts but market for
Is s very buoyant, and there is disposition among
holders to sell except at extreme rates Rio closes firm
at - cts for common. 494H cts for fair to good Is
cts Tor prime and we quote Java at 1890 cts per lb
The stock of Coffee here to-day about IL coo bags
fLoCR-There has been movement day in Flour
so lar as We have heard md the market for NAV he
said to be dull with declining tendency We however
sill quote Super at s5G525 for Howard Street the latter
figure being asked for good retailing brands az far cit
Mills; and S5 hbl and other descriptions Of
western. Ohio Extra is Offering freely at IS So but
Howard Street which is rather scarce NAV he ono,ed
at s. 75a6 per bbl City Mills Extra is however in de
mand for shipment to Brazil and quote it steady at
50 2a.a6 SO per bb for standard brands There were
3uOO bls of this description sold yesterday at S. in
stead of COO bhls. as reported by
FAMILY FLoUR.-Baltimore ground Family Flour still
selling in lots to the trade at 81 So Baltimore high
these varieties. s "
RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL.-Eye Flour may be quoted
AZ . TO- and we quote Corn Meal at 81 80 for
Brandywine and s. per bbl. for Baltimore.
"hAlN-nrain was IN very light supply this morn
ing the receipts at the Corn Exchange of all descriptions
amounting to only about 1000 bushels Wheat was firm
at yesterdays figures, viz: lOO6llO for good to
prime red 100 cts. for white; lIOll7 cts for
medium to fair do and l20Gl30 cts for good to prime
do There were but about 900 bushels at market but il
was all taken up very promptly it closed steady at
the above figures or Corn there were some 5oo bnsbe
(which is all there was at market) Sold So cts for
yellow and 81 cts for white, but quote yellow as
closing at 503 cts and white 656S cts per bushel
lot Of 325 bushels Maryland Rye the only parcel
at market sold day at Sc cts but Oats of which there
or
further advance. -
MOLASSES.-We hear of no transactions TODAY in
put 1t is firm at our previous quotations viz
"a -b cts for Cuba Muscovado 3i36 cts for Porto Rico
ana cts for New Orleans he stock here light
ket is in other respects unchanged There fair retail
Gc"ru @ mo- Tor ha%on the inquiry being chiefly for shouI
ues, "u uere are no are lots selling Shoulders
selling at ~ Ia cts Sides at 7 cts forgood lots
and we quote Hams as ranging from to II lot
OF ~ hhds sides out OF condition, sold yesterday
tax cts There is no Bulk Meat Selling hut we quote
1t as before at cts for Shoulders 6Aa7 for Sides
and n cts for Hams. We continue quote Lard at
cts for Western in bbs and tcs and IL GI1X cts for
refined Mess Pork at S15@l55O; Prime at sI1(GI2;
hump do at slOal; and Beef at $2 for No and SIS
Gii6 per bbl for Mess
RlCE-rhere very little doing in Rice but we quote
1t slesdy at 5A (G6 cts. for good to prime lots
SUGARS SUI ars continue firm with decidedly up-
ward tendency, especially for the better qualities
oday ofIO bids good Porto Ricd at s7 ~ and
VI 10 huS prime DO at S these figures being an ADVANCE
ot uly halfa cent per lb our previous uuotations
F" he lower grades prices are however unchanged We
quote TO Gay as follows. viz: Cuba at rs for
sr to good refining and s6G7 for grocery grades Porto
Eco at $t25a7 for ordinary fair; s725GS for good
s. 80 for common to good. F -
SALt-Salt continues very firm. Liverpool is selling
III iols from store at 100 for Ground Alum and $50
s p per sack for MarshalPs, Worthington Jeffrey
Darcys fine but there no cargo sales making and
st OF the lots here in first hands are held out of the
per bushel ~ " ''''A"s NUN S'''e d. -' Gus
Wills MiskEY-we have heard Of transactions in
10 Ney 10 cav worth noting. Ohio is held generally at
le cts and it is selling in small lots at that figure but
We 'on''hue to quote City at III cts. per gallon.
DOMkSTlC MARKETS.
40 y -. - LEI rLfHlA CATTLE MARKE EFT July 29-About
W TG were disposed of at Phillips Yards this
and fruar ri was brisk and prices fully sustained
same - csg ,ansang from 81 to ssA the 100 lbs net
to $40 each, according to condition Vi a' 'oh sIo
OF Hogs sal include 400 head Il. A.,
nn os net, which is slight imnrov.mant
cents per Ii net. Soiu al from b TOT
PHILADELPHIA. July 29-Flour dull, md ,,
Wheat unchanged at 81 17Gl for white n 1
llS tor red Corn firm at 52@)53 cts Whian u S,lZsg
at 164@1l7 cts "hiskey steady
ALBANY, July 20 Flour dull Wheat ..,.-
Oats weaker-saes 5000 bushels Chicago AT
Corn IN moderate supply and better sales 20 GOO hnh
western mixed at al x cts closing firm Whiskav
sales 100 bbls at lie. Shipped by tows to New WI
9th 500 bushels corn, Al 600 do wheat 36 oo5 a.
oats, 8 600 do feed NN' '''0oo w.
OSW EGO. July 9:-Flour unchanged Wheat hold
above the views Of buyers and no sales Corn and
grains quiet. Lake impor:s-2OO bbls four 70 ooo
bushels wheat % ioo bushels Canal exports-2 fS2
bbs. flour, IL 900 bushels wheat so GOO bnshsIs Co.
Shipped to Montreal, 2S27 bos. flour ~
BUFFALO, July 29.-Flour steady Wheat srm
sales 500 bushels No. Chicago spring 8OdsI cts
~ 600 bushels Kenosha Club at IS cts il 600 busbal
Milwaukee Club aoat IS cs 1000 bushels red winter
81 Corn closed less frm-sales 35, 600 bushels 3l3I
cts Oats quiet at "a cts Lake imports 1000 bb Honr
oats Canal expors-l9 900 bushels wheat 1888 900 bush
els corn, II 900 bushels rye.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NE" YORK, July 80 Cotton Is frm-sales Of 900
pses Flour is heavy-sales OF Is 900 bbls at decline
% cts ohio 81 66d4e5 Wheat 10 hesvy-sales Of
% %oSshes Chicago Spring S3Ge2 cts, red 81 10
@-'A'' "A'@ *i'1' Milwaukee Club sS@s9 cs, Corn