The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-06
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

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C0FFEE.-Colee continues in good demand and the
market for it is very firm in We note sales to-day
of 5000 bags Rio Marion the terms for which
kept private and of 900 bags do in lots at from II to Is
cts. Rio closes firm at 1ld1lA cts. for common and
medium; l29l2 cts for fair H@l24 cts for good l3
Il3h cts for prime and We quote Laguayra at Holly
cts and Java 16} Il l7X cts per lb. The day
reduce the stock of Coffee to about u 600 bags.
FLOUR.-Flour continues in good demand. and prices
for unchanged We have reported to-day sales of
500 bb Howard Street Super at S525 100 bbls choice
do at 1881 500 bbls Ohio do at S5 25 and 100 bbls
Howard Street Extra at S5S7a per bbl. For City Mills
Super holders asking 1925, but there buyers
at th figure and quote Howard Street and Ohio do
closing steady and firm at $5.25G5.3 per Ibl, the
latter figure being for choice brands The stock of City
Mills Super is understand quite light but of Howard
Flour to-day steady at the following rates viz s55 for
Ohio, s5755s78 for Howard Street $50 for regular
Mills
FAMILY FLoUR-Family Flour is steady at the follow
ing rates. viz $S75 for Wec IS for the best brands of
Baltimore ground, and s6.5oG7 per Dbl for Ohio ard
Howard Street.
RYE FLOUR AND Cony MEAL.-we quote Rye Flour
before at s412kd4 IS, and Corn Meal s3.37K
Baltimore and $3.50 per bbl for Brandywine but we
hear of no sales Of either of these articles.
GRAIN.-Grain was in quite light supply this
ing and there was consequently but little done in it, but
all descriptions the market steady and firm.
Wheat was in good demand but the transactions in it
restricted by the light supply. Sales made of
$500 bushels ordinary to prime red at from 26 to
l3 cts and about GOO bushels good to prime white at
150d60 cts and quote both red and white closing
steady at the above figures. Corn also in fair de-
mand and pretty firm. There were about $500 bushels
u.
yellow, and 65G70 cts for white. lot of 200 bushels
Pennsylvania Rye sold today at rs cts, and there
about 500 bushels Oats received and sold at 50 81
for Maryland and Pennsylvania.
M0LASSES. -Molasses continues dull, but we have
change in the rates and still quote follows
viz: New Orleans at S37 cts for CROP Cuba at 16
(2o cts; English Island at 1SG20 cts and Porto Rico
at 24(G26 cts.
PROVISIONS There has been a moderate business
done to-day in Provisions but have change to note
since yesterday in the general condition of the market.
We sales of 100 bbs Mess Pork deliverable in Phil
adelphia sS25, 100 bbls Rump do at Sl3 5OdI3 rs,
500 pieces Bulk Shoulders and $500 pieces Bulk Hams
both private terms 40 hhds Bacon Sides in lots at 10
cts 90 hhds do at 10A cts, and 25 hhds Should
X cts. for Shoulders, 94G9A cts for Sides 9G9H
for Hams and Bacon at S4Gs cts for Shoulders, and
10RGl04 cts for Sides There nothing doing in Lard
but quote Western at 10 cts in bbls. terces.
Mess Pork may be quoted at SIS here Prime do. S14
Rump do at sl3 501 Is rs and Beef at $3.50 for Bati
more packed No l, and SIC per Dbl. for do. Mess.
RICE-Rice is in demand and quite firm but the sup
ply here is light and there consequently but little doing
in it, We quote it to-day ranging from to 4G cts.
the latter being now asked for prime lots
SUGARS.-There has been some movement today IN
Sugars the first which has taken place in them for
days past The sales include 225 hhds Cuba
the terms for which kept private, 10 hhds Porto
We contnue to quote Sugars follows, viz: s5JG
537x for common to good refining Cuba and English
Island; S55016 for grocery grades Cuba; S5 50675 for
common to prime Porto Rico; S4755 so for inferior to
good common New Orleans and s67 for good to prime
do.
been reduced Of a cent per ID on all grades The fol-
lowing the quotations of Messrs +. W. Brune &
Sons, agents of the Maryland Sugar Refining Com
pany, viz: