The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-28
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, Feb 27.
CoFFEE.-There has been quite active movement
to day in Coffee the sales amounting in the aggregate
little rising 900 bags The sales include 700 bags Rio
at IL cts 1850 bags do at 12K cts and $40 bags do
disposition holders to sell unless at full rates
We quote Rio as before at l1@1lH for common; 11H@
for prince LaSuayra at l4l5 cts and Java at 16 S117
cts The sales to-day reduce the stock here to about 300
bags.
FL0UR.-There comparatively little inquiry this
morning for Flour, and the feeling in the market
quite heavy Howard Street and Ohio Super declined
each Sales made on Change of loo bills of the
former and 200 bbs of the latter description at IS
per Dbl, and we quote both varieties closing this
figure In City Mills Super there nothing done, but
1t could have been readily bought at 2 per Dbl For
Extra Flour there inquiry, but the only sale
made of 100 bbs Howard Street 1915 per Dbl
We quote Ohio Extra at S. 62&; Howard Street do.
1915 and City Mills do at seas % for regular shipping
and S7d7.50 per Dbl. for fancy brands
FAMILY FLouR-Family Flour is selling to the trade at
the following rates, viz: 1915 for Welchs SIS for the
best brands OF Baltimore ground and S62565 for Ohio
and Howard Street.
RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL.-We have reported to-day
sales of 100 bbls. Rye Flour at $3S7HG4 which is
advance of l2 to Is cts previous quotation but
still quote Corn Meal at 50 per Dbl. for Baltimore
GRAIN.-Wheat was in fair demand this morning, and
for the better grades the market firm. but the low
and medium grades were hardly strong yester-
day. There were some 1000 bushels white and about
$500 bushels red at market and most of the lots received
sold at l25196 cts for fair red, 12SG132
good to prime do 14oG145 cts for fair white 150d55
cts for good DO and 6O cts per bushe for prime do
Corn active. White firm Yesterdays figures
but yellow was shade lower in price. Sales
10000 bushels made at 5557 cts for mixed 576O
cts. for yellow, and 60G65 cts for white There were
some 600 bushels Rye at market to-day and lot of $50
bushels Maryland was sold at &C cts. OF Oats there
only about 100 bushels offered. but quote
as before at S0S2 cts for Maryland and 5234 cts for
MoLASSES.-There was sale made yesterday we
learn of 200 bills New Orleans Moases go of the
market the terms of which were kept private but we
have heard of transactions in Moasses to-day Our
quotations for it still follows, viz: 1895 cts for
New Orleans; 22d24 cts for crop Cuba 1920 cts
oil do 9Dotc J.ln
for Porto Rico.
PROVISIONS-The Provision market is irmer here
today in consequence of advices of advance in prices
at Cincinnati but there has nevertheless been compare
lively little DONE We heard of sales made late yester-
day and this morning of 80 hhds Bacon Sides OK cs
and 10 hhds do Shoulders at y cts, but at the close
Bacon was held generally at cts for Shoulders and 81
Gl0 cts. for Sides We quote Bulk Meat at OK cts for
Shoulders, SB@9 cts. for Sides, sh@9 cts for HAMS
Lard at 10 cts for Western in bbls and tcs Pork
S17GD1725, Prime do. at S13756l4, Rump do. at s13@
1880 and Beef at $3.50 for Baltimore No. 1, and SIC
per Dbl for do. Mess
RICE-We note sales to-day of IT'S casks Rice aoat
3S cts for common and cts for strictly good but Rice
selling in lots from store at from 81 to AZ cts for
to prime The receipts of Rice here within the last few
days amount to upwards of 700 tierces.
SALT-Salt is still dull. Liverpool is selling in lots
from store at s5G9o cts for Ground Alum, and $50
per sack for Marshars and Jeffrey l. Darcy's fine.
There is no Ashtons fine here We quote Turks Island
Salt at 15@16 cts afoat and 1920 per bushel
store.
sEEDS.-There were sales reported this morning of
$50 bushels Coverseed in lots all IS 25 per bushe of
Timothy Seed ranges at from $275 up sS12 but we
quote Flaxseed as before at s125@l IS per bushel.
SUGARS.-Sugars continue very quiet. the only sale
have heard of to-day being of 20 hhds good New
Orleans at $3.50. The quotations however still as
follows, viz: at $462HG4S7H for common to good re-
fning Cuba and English Island; s55.5o for grocery
grades Cuba 525650 for good common to prime Porto
Rico; S450475 for refining grades New Orleans; S. 25
625 for good common to fair do. and S6507 for good
to prime do.
WHIsKEY-Whiskeyis in good demand and quite firm
at advance noted yesterday We have reported
200 bblS Ohio at 10 100 bbls hut
at the close it was generally held at 1sH cts We quote
heard of no sales of either of these varieties to-day
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK MARKETS, Feb. 26-Flour &c-The
inquiry for Western and State Flour is rather
tive but owing to the rmness of holders business is
stricted The demand chiefly for export but is fair
the local and Eastern trade Family extras less plenty
and are firmly sustained The sales comprise IL bbs
at s520G525 for superfne State and Western SIS 309
5S7H for extra State chiefly at s5.32H S540@545 for
cho ice do s53556 60 for low grades of Western EXTRA
60 for extra shipping brands of round hoop
Ohio, and S565G7.20 for trade brands do. Southern
Flour unchanged. The arrivals limited and the
mand is not very active. Sales of 1000 bbs at $3.50
$50 for mixed to good superfne, Baltimore, &C. and
S5SS(d7 25 for the better grades. Grain-The Wheat
market opened dull and heavy, but with decline in
freight closed firmly with fair demand for export and
els 20 for Racine spring Northwestern club S11S
al 81 for Chicago spring, LA for Canada club 81 rs
a. "a for NIL Tauke club in store $l24l 26 delivered
s37 for red Long Island and for white Ohio
and Indiana Corn is rather lower and
arrivals large and the demand is chiefly for
The sales IS 600 bushels at 81 d62 cts for new
at the railroad depot 67 cts for old do in store
6ShG69 cts for do delivered; 646s cts for new South
ern yellow, and 7274 cts for white Southern Proyis-
onsThe Pork MARKETS irreguar-sales of $50 bbs AT
sl7 % for mess Sl2 80 for prime and S14 for
Coffee-There has been quite active business doing
since the date of last report the prospect of high
tariff bringing buyers forward The sales 900 mats
Java including all in first hands at 16 cs 900 pockets
do at 16 ct 900 bags Rio at cts including cargo
of O. Blanchard 100 bags Laguayra lax ct so bags
Maracabo at l3S cts, and small lot Jamaica at I2I
cts cash We quote Rio ordinary to prime 1sGl3I
cts; Maracaibo, l3H@14k cts; jamaica 12XGi3 cts:
Java mats and bags at 16KGl7E cts and St. Domingo
at II cts Cotton-The market this morning is quiet
but prices not changed. We quote middng Upands
at In @11% cts, and New Orleans and Texas at l2G9
I2h cts Molasses-The business has been moderate
sales of about 100 bbs New Orleans at 34G36 cts cash
and months small lot Cuba at "a cts, CROP and
IS hhds prime Porto Rico at "a cts Sugars-Reners
buying moderately; prices rather frmer The sales
since last include ZIG hhds., mainly Cuba, at AKA
cts for fair to good refining 446 boxes Havana mostly
at and 40 hhds. Melado terms not made pub
lie Refined without change. Whiskey-The market
steady and the demand fasaes of 500 bbs at Is cts
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Feb 26.-The demand for
Flour continues moderate both for and home USE
the only sales hear of 800 bbs mostly Western
extra at So so per BARREL the latter for good
brand; superfne is held at $685. with small business
doing supply the trade at from this figure up so
G6 rs for superfne, extra and fancy brands, as in
quality. Rye Flour scarce, and 100 bbIs sold
per bb Corn Meal is unchanged and dull at S2s7H for
Pennsylvania Wheat-There is very little doing, and
prices Win nete
small lots, l2s@lS2 cts for Pennsylvania red 1880
1856 cts for good and choice Southern do and 145@50
cts for white. Rye is scarce and Pennsylvania
sells at ss cts per bushel Corn is dull and lower with
sales Of 800 bushels OF yellow to note at IS
aoat Oats remain about the same; $500 bushels prime
pennsylvania sold at 3S cts, and 1000 bushels Jersey
ana Delaware at 81 cs the latter afoat Seeds-Saes
about 400 bushels Coverseed reported at $4,000
40 and 800 bushels from second hand at IS per bushe
timothy and Flaxseed command fully previous quota
uonsi sales of redtpp at S1S7HG2 per sack Whiskey
Is more active; sOObbs Ohio sold at1s cs Pennsylva
MIA do at IN cts. drudge II cts, and hhds at 179
17H cts. per gallon
WILMINGTON MARKET, Feb. 26-Turpentine.-Fur
Their sales yesterday of 500 bb and this morning of
72 do at 81 80 for yellow Dip sl44 for virgin and 90
cts for hard per ESQ lbs Spirits TurpenneSales yes
terday OF 200 straight at 80 per gallon This
ing 100 New York bbls changed hands at cts per
gaon-l Ct advance. Tar-Sales this morning of 315
bbls. at SIZE per Dbl.
NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET, Feb. 25-Sperm-
The market for Sperm has manifested more &C.
tivity since our last, the demand being both for
export and home use. The transactions for the
week include sales of parcels amounting to 1 800
bills We quote 1900 bbls. for export and 500 do to
the trade all at las os gallon at which price buyers
are willing to operate. The market closes with further
Inquiry. Whsis-Thsre 10 some inquiry iaE Whas-sass