The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-03
BALTIMORE MARK ErS

TUESDAY, July z.
COFFEE There is but little doirg in Coffee the only
made sale to-day far have heard heng one of 200
pags ko at 3A cts Coffee however wanted but buyers
anu sees 90 not seem able to agree terms Holders
are very firm in their views particularly for the better
grades We quote as follows, viz: Rio at l2(Gl2k cts
Tor low grades l3l3a- cts for good l35Sdl4 cts for
prime; L4guayra at l3kal5 cts and Java at l7Is cts
per 10 The stock to day is about % COO bags
FLOUR-The market for Flour continues quiet, but
for all descriptions prices very well tanned not
withsandng the unavorable tenor of the last European
Street Super at $3.50 100 bbs Ohio do at 5 So and 100
bbls Ohio cut Ext a at SIS 62h per bb Super closes
Tor CITY Wills; and we continue to quote Extra at the
following rates, viz: So % for Ohio; SO for Howard
Street, and 81 per bbl. for standard City Mills
FAMILY FLouR.-Famlly Flour is still selling by the
dray load to the trade at SO for Wecs: SIS 50 for the
leading brands Of Baltimore and quote Baltimore high
ly may he quoted as ranging from Sc so 81 per Dbl
RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL.-We note a sale o.day of
100 bbs Rye Flour at So rs pr bb but there nothing
doing in Corn Meal. We quote it however nominal at
$2S7h perbb for Baltimore kiln dried.
GRAIN TRAIN was in light supply again this morn
ing - receipts amounting in the aggregate only about
$500 bushels Wheat dull but steady cur former
quotations Some 500 bushels offered and sales
reported of 500 bushels good red at 26 a2 cts and
some 600 to 700 bushels medium good white at from
$50 TO l45 cts. Strictly prime white would probably
bring $50 but this is now the top of the market
Corn was rather better than on yesterday Sales were
made of o. bushels yellow at 5C52 cts and of 3Oo m
400 bushels white at $50 60 cts There nothing done in
h'e n OF ats there We're about 1000 bushels sold at
from 29 to 80 cts
doLAssEs -Molasses continues very quiet but prices
follows
Cuba at l5G6 cts for clayed 17G20 cts for Nuscoyado
English Island at l9G2 cts Porto Rico 2sa3O cts
New Orleans 50 a 33 cts.
PROVlSlONS.-There is some demand for Provisions
for the army. and note sales within last day or
two to the Government Of $50 to 800 hhds Bacon
Shoulde and Sides y a5x for the former and
74(d7 cts. for the latter. Bacon Hams range at from
to 1l+ cts There is nothing whatever doing Bulk
Meat hut we quote it nominal at the following rates
viz: 4A cts for Sho dtrs; e}G7 cts for Sides; and
cts for Hams Lard is offering at cts for Western in
bbls and ties, but there is selling. Mess Pork
may be quoted today at sl6 per bb but can Civ e
reliable quotations for Prime Rumpdo Beef NAV
he quoted $2 so for No. and SIG per Dbl for Mess
but there is none sci ing.
RICE Rice is very dull, but still quote it at 5kG
cts per lb for good to prime lots. The stock here is
light, but it is ample for the demand
SALT.-There is fair trade demand for Salt bpt there
large lots selling We quote Liverpool at cts
for Ground Ium and l35 4o cts per sack for common
brands fine and Turks Island nominal I5l6 cts for
c.rgoes afoat and 20G25 cts per bushel for small lots
from ST. re.
SUGARS.-There has been movement to day in
Sugars far have heard, but holders are quite
firm in their views, and of them pressing
sales We quote follows, viz: Cuba and English
Island at $4.75G95 for to good refining; and
S5255.75 for grocery grades Porto Rico and New Or
leans at si755 for low grades s55096 for fair to good
and So 25G6 so for prime.
WHISKEY.-Whiskey is in better demand and rather
hrmer to day We have heard of sales, but for Ohio
holders are quite firm at17H cts, and we quote City at
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