The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-25
BALTIMORE MARKETS.


COFFEE.-There has been no movement in Coffee to-
day so far as we have heard but there sale
of the cargo of the 'Indus' ii cts The feeling in
the market continues quite strong, and again quote
flor fair to good and 2XI3 cts for prime
at 1391sk cts for green l4@14x cts. for white and
lava at lz@7H cts The stock OF Coffee here is now only
FLOUR.-There wasbut little inquiry this morning for
Flour, and the market for it heavy we'll dull
We heard 'Change of sales of $50 bbls City Mills
Super at $685. and of 200 bbs each of Howard Street
Ohio Super was freely offered at $3.50 without finding
buyers and City Mills do. may be quoted closing dull
at 50 70 per DBL Extra Flour was also dull We quote
1t to-day at the following rates. viz $575G6 for Ohio
S5.S74G6 for Howard Street; s6506662x for regular
shipping and s97 so per Dbl for fancy brands City Mills
The last foreign advices generally looked upon as
being decidedly unfavorable for breadstufs and they
have sensiby depressed the market.
FAMILY FLoUR.-The rates for Family Flour
changed, and still quote S. Wecs IS for
the best brands of Baltimore ground and $650d7 per
Dbl. for Ohio and Howard Street
RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL.-Rye Flour is firm at
81 25 and quote Corn Meal at s337k for Baltimore
and $3.50 per Dbl. for Brandywine
GRAlN.-There but little inquiry this morning for
Grain, and for all descriptions the market was heavy
although prices were not quotaby lower than yester
but only few small lots sold. wequote it at 1870
Obs cts for good to prime red 140@15o for fair to
good white, and 1551160 cts for prime do. There are
still orders here for Wheat for export but the limits of
buyers have been reduced We quote Corn yester
yellow, but there were only about 500 bushels at
ket and consequently very little done in it, Oats,
of which there about 500 bushels received today
sold at S4G3S cts and we quote Rye at 7sGso cts per
bushel for Pennsylvania.
SSES.-There has been no movement to day in
Molasses so far as we have heard New Orleans which
only description for which there demand, is
held firmly at 37(93s cts, but quote foreign dull and
heavy the following rates, viz: I792o cts for Cuba
1sGO cts. for English Island; and 25SO cts for Porto
PRovISIoNs-Provisions continue active and the
market for them is firm with an advancing tendency
We note sales today of 5000 pieces Bulk Shoulders to
arrive at TX cts 20 hhds Bacon Shoulders at sX cts
dc taxi for aatnn q
which is an ADVANCE Of OF cent on any previous sale
% bn Lard S cl and 100 bs Mess R rG de-
may be quoted at e1ash Cts and Bacon closes firm at
sI3 5O14 Rump do. at $780, and Beef at $12 so for
Baltimore packed No. l. and sl6 per Dbl for do Mess
RICEThere is but little doing in Rice but prices for
unchanged and we still quote it at 3&94 cts for
good to prime lots.
Salt and still quote follows, viz: Liverpool at %
@lOo for Ground Alum, 16O cts for Marshalls and
jeffrey Darcys fine and 1856 cts per sack for Ashton's
do, and Turks island at 1920 cts. per bushel.
SUGARS.-The market for Sugars continue dull and
heavy There has been but little inquiry for them today
and so far have heard sales have been made.
The quotations still as follows viz 30 for
refining grades Cuba and English Island Is for
grocery grades Cuba $575 for common to prime Porto
Rico and s55o97 rs for common to prime New Orleans
sEEDs.-There is still an inquiry for Cloverseed but
Change Of $50 bushels at SIS 25@s5 S7H per bushe
We quote it as closing steady at these figures for good to
prime although there are number of lots the market
which held at $3.50 per bushel, Timothy Seed
may be quoted to day at d2 So and Flaxseed at $I25
al IS per bushel
WHISKEY.-There has been no movement in Whisky
to-day far advised but we heard this morn
ing OF sale made yesterday, and which not noticed
in report of 100 bbs Country at 1H cts per gallon
We quote Country to-day at IN cts, and City and Ohio
at Is cts.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Jan. 24-CATTLE.-
Beef Cattle were in pretty good supply to-day, the offer
ings at the scales amounting to about 200 head against
900 head last week The demand fair, but prices
were shade lower than on last market day. The Cattle
offered we're disposed of as follows viz $50 head were
driven to Philadelphia and New York. over
unsold, and the remaining $50 head by Bat
butchers and packers at prices ranging from 1915
to 25 averaging 325 100 lbs. gross this figure
being decline Of 12x cts. on last weeks average.
HoGsHogs have been arriving rather freely this
week. but prices for them well maintained and they
are still selling at 81 25Q97 rs per 100 lbs, net,