The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-05
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

COFFEE Coffee is dull nothing having been done in
it to-day, for several days past The market however
continues very firm in tone and no ders generally
indspoed to sell except at extreme rates We quote as
follows viz Rio at 1Sh@l4A cts for ordinary to fair,
IAN 4% for good Is cts for prime Lsguayra at 10
l6E and Java at l9 cts. per lb. The stock here is
about "a 500 bags
FLOUR There was quite an active movement on
yesterday and the day previous in Flour hut to-day
nothing has been done in it far have heard We
have however change to note in the general condition
Of the market, and we quote super steady at So for
Howard Street and Ohio, and S4S7G5 per bb for City
Mills Good Howard Street Super aud it could
be readily sold if here at the price named above. We
quote Extra to-day follows, viz at $52h as 25 for
Ohio s. 255 so for Howard Street. and $4,000 bb
for standard City Mills.
FAMILY FLOUR We notice a reduction to-day of 25
per bbl in the rates for Baltimore ground Family,
and high grade Extra, the former being quoted at
81 and the latter 1915 per hbl Harvard Street and
Ohio Family is still quoted at s6(G6 25 per bb
RYE FLOUR AND CORN MEAL.-Eye Flour is still quoted
at s35OG3 75 and Corn Meal at So 90 for Brandywine
and So per bb for Baltimore but for both these articles
the market is very dull
GRAIN-The receipts of Wheat today were light as
compared with those of yesterday and the day previous,
only about 1900 bushels being at market The demand
for il however fair, an the market quite firm in tone
Red sold from 100 III cts for ordinary to prime and
white at 115GlS cts for fair, l2O6l3O cts for good to
tons were very Sales made of 900 bushels
white at So cts 600 bushels yellow at 475o cts
these sales comprising all that offered There
nothing done IN Rye, but Oats, of which there
about $500 bushels at market sold at from 25 to so cts
per bushel
MOLASSES-There is nothing doing in Moasses, but
it very firm at previous quotations. which
follows, viz: lSd20 cts. for cayed Cuba, and 24dl26
cts Muscovao 3d35 cts. for Porto Rico; and 3SG
40 per gallon for New Orleans. The stock here is
tremey light.
Observation-Disclosures generally very quiet.
There is however inquiry for Lard, and we have
reported to-day sales of $50 bb Butchers at SoS4 cts
We quote Western before at 81 cts in bbs and ties
and OK in kegs Bacon is selling in retail lots at
ASK cts for Shoulders SKA cts for Sides, and from
to II for Hams. For Bulk Shoulders there is some
little demand, and quote them at 4HG4$ cts, but
there is inquiry whatever for Sides and Hams. We
quote Mess Pork before at SIS, Prime and Rump do
$40 So and Beef sl2 so for Baltimore packed No
SIC for do. Mess; and sli@l4H per bb for repacked
Western Mess.
RICE We continue to quote Rice firm at }9G7 cts
per h. for good to prime but there sales making
The stock here is very nearly exhausted.
SUGARS-Sugars continue in brisk demand, and the
market for them is very strong indeed We note sales
of 20 hhds Porto Rico at 81 So and so hhds do
at 81 rs IS 25 The stock of Sugars here is very
light and hoiers generally ind posed to sell except
extreme rates. We quote to-day follows viz Cubs
at So 75 % for refining and 81 SOFAS for grocery grades
and Porto Rico and New Orleans at s7d7.50 for
to tair; and 81 IS .25 for good fair to prime
REFINED SUGARs-The for refined Sugars wer,
we understand to-day y of cent per lb from
the last circular prices on all grades
SALT-Salt continues firm with upward tendency
Liverpool is selling at 12oGl25 for Ground Alum
and l65G70 per sack for Marshal's Worthngton's
and Jeffrey Darcy's fine The little remaining here il
hands is held out of the market Turks Island Sal
is selling in lots from store at 2530 cts per bushel
WHISKEY -Whiskey continues steady at Is cts 70
Ohio of 50 bhls being made to-day at this figure
We hear Of nothing doing in City but we quote it nomina
at is cts. per gallon.