The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-04
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

| THURSDAY, Jan g.
! CoFFEE.-There is some demand for Coffee. and
holders toerably firm in their views, none of them
being disposed to sales We note sales to-day of
bags Rio at 12H cts, and 200 bags do Is We
quote Rio at 12G12k cts for medium to fair; 131l3
cts for good to prime; Laguayra 14l5 cts and Java
at l6hgl7H cts Per Id. The stock of Coffee here to-
| sEEDs-A lot of 100 bushels good Ohio Cloverseed
sold this morning at s52s per bushe of 6l lbs but
for strictly prime parcels $3.50 per bushe is generally
asked. We quote Timothy Seed as before at sl75G2
and Flaxseed at 81 .25ll1 IS per bushe.
FLOUR.-There has been comparatively little inquiry
to-day for Flour and the market for it rather heavy
We heard on Change of saeso $50 bbls Howard Street
Superat S. so per bb but il freely offered at this
ureat the close without finding buyers. Ohio Super
held at S. so but it could not have been sold
per Dbl City Mills Super may be quoted at S. although
some holders ask s5l24 as 25 per Dbl for it, There
nothing done to-day in Extra Flour but we quote it as
fol lows, viz at 1915 for Ohio; S5S7Xd6 for Howard
street; s575Go for regular Shipping and s7G7. per
FAMILY FLoUR.-Welch's Family is still selling at
SIS $780, but Baltimore ground do now bringing IS this
figure being advance of % per Dbl previ
GUS price Ohio and Howard Street Family may be quo
ted at S650ld7 per Dbl.
RYE FLOUR AND CORN MEAL.-Rye Flour is selling in
lots wanted at S4.l2k IA IS, but quote Corn Meal
dull at sSl2h for Baltimore, and 1926 per Dbl. for
Brandvwine.
GRAIN.-Grain was in light supply this morning but
there was good inquiry for it, and for all descriptions
Corn, and 5000 bushels Wheat market Corn sold
at GO G63 cts for yellow, clogs for new white
135 cs for good to prime red l35G140 cts for fair white
145G $50 cts for good do and 155160 cts per bushe for
prime do. There was no Rye offered, but quote it
steady and firm at rs for Maryland and so cts for
Pennsylvania. Oats also firm. We quote Maryland
at 81 S5 cts and we note sales of 1000 bushels prime
Pennsylvania at 35(d36 cts
MoLASSES.-There is but little inquiry for Moasses
and we hear of no sales worth noting to-day We quote
crop New Orleans at PASS cts Cuba at l7d cts
English Island at 1920 cts; and Porto Rico 25 3O
cts per gallon.
PROvISIONS-We are not advised of any transac-
tons OF moment today in Provisions, but have no
change to note in the general condition of the market
Bulk Meat may be quoted at 6H for Shoulders and
shoulders and 9l9h cts for Sides. We no sales
Of Lard bn we quote it at lo@lo& cts h. quote
barreled Pork at $3.50 for Mess Sl3 for Rump and
for Mess ~ r.
RICE-Rice has advanced within the last day or two,
prime lots. There is however but little selling.
SUGARS There have been no transactions in Sugars
to-day so far as we have beard but have change to
note in the general condition the market and we re-
peat our former quotations, which follows, viz
S52od55O for refining grades Cuba and English Isand
So.62&(965O for grocery grades Cuba; S562kdl7 for
common to prime Porto Rico; and So 5OG7 so for New
Orleans.
SALT-Ground Alum Salt is still selling at 90 az 5 cts
ana we quote Marshas fine do at loo cts. per sack.
There is no Ashtons fine here. Turks Island Salt may
be quoted at 2O5 cts per bushe the latter figure being
for small lots from store.
WIITsKEY.-There has been no movement in whis-
key to-day so far have heard but quote it at IS
cts for Country, 1Sk cts for City, and s4 l9 cts for
Ohio.
DR.. John Phillips, one of the most eminent ply
sicians of Philadelphia, died in that city on W ed
nesday.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Jan. 3-CATrLE-
There rather better supply of Beef Cattle at mar
ket to-day than last market day. but the receipts were
nevertheless light the offerings at scales amounting
to only S25 head $50 of which number were driven to
Philadelphia, so were left unsod and the remaining
525 head were taken by Baltimore butchers at prices
ranging from S. to S425 averaging s337H per 100
gross.
HoGs-Iogs in quite light supply, and prices for
them have consequently improved Sales are making to
The butchers at s75O 100 lbs net but the packers
are making no purchases whatever.
snEEP.shesp selling at $35O@5 per 100 lbs gross
The supply is liCht