The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-22
BALTIMORE MARK EI'S

TUESDAY,
COFFEE.-There is little inquiry for Coffee bnt so
far as we have heard nothing has been done in IL today
We continue to quote Rio steady at 12d ordinary
to goo l32dl34 cts for prime; Laguayra GI5cts
for green; l6Gl6f cts for whe and Java l7als cts
per lb The stock here is about Is 600 bags
FLOUR-The market for Flour continues toerably
hrm lhere has been some inquiry for il to day and we
notice sales of 200 bbls Howard Street Super at s5S7B
100 bbs do So and 100 bbls choice Ohio do also
at S. so Dbl We also on Change of sales YES
terday for export of 500 bbs Ohio Extra at SO So and of
800 bbls City Mills do at 81 per bbl Super closes todav
steady at so for Howard Street Ohio and CITY
Mills and We quote Extra Sc 25 Ohio Sc SOFA
675 for Howard Street and s77 25 bbl City Mills
FAMILY FLoURFamily Flour is still selling by the draw
load to the trade at 50 for Wech So the leading
brands of Baltimore and quote Baltimore high grade
bringing STAT so per bbl
RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL.-Rye Flour is held at "a
Baltimore kiln dried. ~ '0'
GRAIN Grain was in light supply again this morn
ing the offerings at the Corn Exchange amounting in the
aggregate to only about bushels Wheat and Corn
were both in better demand and frmer than they have
been for me Gays past but Rye and were dull and
quite heavy Wheat has advanced within the last day
or two fully cts. per bushel Sales were made this
morning of some $50 to 600 bushels common to good
white at from rs to $50 cts 500 bushels choice do at Ga
@!o5 cts and we quote red at 12Od30 cts for fair to
prime lots. For Corn there was a pretty good inuurv
and yellow at an advance of TO cts. ner bnshs
on our previous quotations Sales reported of some
5oO to 500 bushels yellow at 5456 cts and Of about
zoo bushels white at the figures Oats were very
one or two small sales reported. We quote Mary
land at 2sg3o cts: and Pennsylvania at 32d33 cts A
market sold to-day at 6S cts, which is decline.
MOL SSES.-Molasses continues dull We have how
ever no change to note in the rates still quote as
follows, viz Cuba at l6tlS for clayed and 1920
cts for MuScovado; English Island 1S2O cts Porto
Rico at 2sldl3O cts. and New Orleans at 32Gl35 cts
PROV lSlONS Wit the exception of occasional
sale to h- local trade, nothing whatever doing
In Provisions there being outlet for them and in the
absence OF transactions quotations of nom
nal. Bulk Meat is held at cts for Shoulders and
y cts for Sides; and we quote Bacon 7%dS cts for
Shoulders and 9AGl0 cts. for Sides, l2GI4 cts for
Hams Lard at AaiO cts. for Western in bbs ana tcs
and lO d0S cts in kegs; Pork SIS Mess: s14
for Prime S3l4 for Rump and Beef $l2 SO for Bal
more No. !; and SIG per bb for do Mess.
RlCE.-There has been movement worth noting in
Rice for day two past but continue to quote it
firm at 5 Y (d6 cts for good to prime parcels
SUGARS Sugars remain quiet. nothing having been
done in them to-day so far have heard We have
however change note in the general condition of the
market and We still quote follows viz: Cuba and
English Island at S450G4 IS for refining grades and SIS
d5 so for Grocers styles Porto Rico and New Orleans at
S475d525 for common to fair; $5506 for good fair to
good: and So 50d6 Is for prime.
SALT Salt is dull. Liverpool is however selling in
lots as wanted at 75S0 cts for Ground Alum 1854
14O cts per sack for Marshalls Jeffrey Darcv's
fine, and we quote Turks Island and St Ubes nominal
at l5Gl6 cts. ahoat and 2OG25 cts. per bushe from
store
WBlSKEY.-Whiskeyi is coming forward very slowly
but the supply is fully equal to the demand A lot of
100 bbls Ohio was sold yesterday private terms but
to-day we have heard of sales. We quote both City
and Ohio nominal at IL y cts per gallon