The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-19
BALTIMORE MARKETS..

MONDAY, March IS.
C0FFEE.-We have special activity to notice il
this article, sales reported to-day comprising $50 bag
Rio at II cts and loo do IL cts Der ID quotations re
main unchanged There is nothing doing in other de
scrptions We quote fair to prime green Laguayra at l.
dl4& s,and do. white IS l6 per h. For Java th
demand is also moderate at l7Gl7% cts per b. for fa
to prime Government.
FLOUR.-The Flour market continues dull and un
settled, although there was rather inquiry for il
TO day than was the for days past. The only
transactions we heard OF on Change were 20O hbls How
ard Street cut Extra at $5.25 500 bbs City Mills Super
at So and $50 bbs choice do. at S512K Howard Street
ana ONO Super closed with sellers at 50 l2 per bbl, but
buyers not disposed to give than IS per Dbl
for either description Extras dull and heavy and
the only sale We heard today 100 bbs Ohio at $3.50
We continue our quotations for Extra follows. viz
So 62HG5.75 for Ohio; S5G2Ed5.75 for Howard Street
scoops for regular shipping brands of CITY Mills and
$7G7.50 per Dbl. for fancy do.
FAMILY FLoUR-Family Flour is still selling to the
trade at the following rates viz. 1915 for Welch's s.
for the best brands of Baltimore ground and s625G6
for Ohio and Howard Street.
RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL.-We continue to quote
Rye Flour at IS S7H4, and Corn Meal at So for Bat
mole, and s3i2% per bbl. Brandywine but we hear
of no sales Of either of these articles.
GRAlN.-Ihe receipts of Grain at the Corn Exchange
today light, and footed up only % 500 bushels
For Wheat there was quite good demand to-day and
for prime and choice grades prices quite buoyant
but medium qualities were dull Of sale. The offerings
were 6OOO bushels mostly all of which changed hands
at l25d12S cts for fair to prime reds l30G 45 cts for
medium fair whites J50l los cts for rond to nrime do
and 1000 bushels very choice do brought l70 cts being
advance of cts per bushel Corn was in good re-
quest and prices ruled steady There some 1900
bushels at market the greater part which at 5
50 cts. for mixed 56d59 cts for fair good yellow sea-
GO cts for fair white and 62d64 for good to prime
do Oats were very dull and there but little in
quiry for them. The offerings were 5000 bushels and
sales made of Maryland at 2S32 and we quote
pennsylvania at 32.G33 cts There no Rye at mar
ke and in the absence Of sales quote nominal at
6SG1o cts for Maryland and 7od72 cts for Pennsyl-
vania.
MOLASSES.-We have only to notice sale of 40 hhds
Cuba clayed, private terms; quotations remain un
changed viz: useovado old 20 to % cts cayed old is
10 20 cts. Porto Rico old q to 20 cts English Island
old 20 to ~ cts; New Orleans 81 to sc
PROVlSl0NS.-The market continues quiet at about
previous prices Pork-We notice a sale of $50 bbls
western Mess at sI7 we quote do Prime at sliS14 So
and Rump $2 50G13 per Dbl. Bulk Meat-No sales but
we quote Shoulders at 6h@6a cts, Sides ShtdSS cts
hhds. Shoulders and Sides in jobbng lots, y a cts
and 9H @lo cts per lb, and Goo pieces Hams, 1o5
@l2l2 cts per lb. Lard-Wenoce sale of Sc tierces
prime Western at 9& cts quote DO in kegs at I0a
l0A cts, and refined at l24 Gl2A cts per III.
KicE;-Ihere mas Deen no movement of consequence
in Rice to day but the mar may he considered steady
at Ad4 cts for fair to good, and cts for prime do
but there is none of the latter in market.
SUGARS-The market continues quiet and the only
sale reported to-day 40 boxes white Havana private
terms; quotations remain unchanged viz: "a 755 for
refining grades Cuba and English Isand;. s5 as so
for grocery grades Cuba s525G675 for fair to prime
Porto Rico S5d6 for common to fair New Orleans
Sc 25ld7 for good to prime do
SEEDS.There but little inquiry for Grass Seeds
TO day, and the market for them rather dull and
heavy. The only sale we heard of on 'Change SIS
this the outside rate today Timothy NAV be quoted
as steady at s2755 for fair to prime, and Flaxseed is
sclllhS as 10 quailly at tiZ0lL 30 per bUShel.
SALT-Sait is still duh. Liverpool is selling in lots
from store at S5g90 cts for Ground Alum $50 cts
per sack for Marshalls ana Jeffrey & Darcys fine
There is no Ashons fine here. We quote Turks Island
salt at l5Gl6 cts aoat and 1890 cts per bushe from
store.
WHISKEY.-The Whiskey market is rather dull and
heavy. and there hut little inquiry for it to-day
The only transaction heard of 200 bbls Ohio a,
TX cts. There was nothing done in Country or City
but quote the former nominal at II cts and the
at l74@l7E cts per gallon.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, Marrh 1S.-Cott1n is frm-saIes of 5 OCC
bales Flour is irm-saes of 1000 bbs State s5I0d
is; Ohio S550G56 GO; Southern s5.35G5 TO- Wheat is
frmsales of Ga eco bushels; Milwaukee Club 81 23 25
red Western sl3l; white s140GI5O Corn is rm-sales
of $4,000 bushels mixed GGd6S cts; new 55(d6l cts
white Southern GS cts. Pork is heazy-Mess SIGG2KG
1878 Lard is heavy at 9lGl0 cts. Whiskey l7%(dl72i
cts. Sugar is frm-Muscovado 4E66% cts Spirits
Turpentine steady at 35& &036& cts Rosin is dull.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1S.-Flour quiet and UNCHANGED
Wheat is actiye-Sl.S5G for: white, and 81 251
LIS for red. Corn is in fair demand-od IS cts; new
55d57 cts. Provisions dull Cofee-Rio I3GI4 cts =;
Laguayra 1A4 dl44 cts Whiskey is dull at GlS cts
CINCINNATI, March 1S.-Flour is steady at 81 4 &C
Whiskey is firm at l3A cts Bacon is firm at cts fol
Shoulders, aud 941l04 cts. for Sides Bulk Sides are
in good demand at = cts. Lard is unchanged