The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers
No. % South street
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

MONDAY, Feb 25
C0FFEE.There has been but little inquiry today fo,
Coffee and SO far have heard there nothing
done in it. The market is however still quite firm
and there is no disposition among holders sales
We quote Rio before at 1lG11 common: II 4
l24 cts for fair; 12h ql22 cts for good; ls91s%
cts. The stock of Coffee here is about Is 600 bags
FL0UR.-There movement in Extra Flour
this morning, sale of 1000 bbs Ohio being made on
Change for expert at S575 per bb but for Super
was comparatively little inquiry, and the market for it
perceptbly weaker than on Saturday. Howard
Street and Ohio both offered quite freely at Saur-
days price Gs537h per bb and City Mills at s512K
without finding buyers but far could learn there
10 sellers under these figures sale of 100 bbls
Howard Street cut Extra made Change at s5S7
and heard also of sales Saturday in addition to
those noted in report bbs Howard Street super
at S537H, 800 bbls Ohio Extra s575 and 100 bbls
Howard Street do. also $575 per bbI Extra Flour
may be quoted closing to day at 1915 Ohio and
Howard Street. $6G6.50 for standard City Mills and s7
$50 per bbl for fancy brands do.
FAMILY FLoUR-Family Flour is selling the trade at
the following rates. viz 1915 for Welchs ss the
best brands of Baltimore ground and s625965 Ohio
RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL-We quote Rye Flour
to-day at 1915, and Corn Meal at 5 per bb for Bati-
GRAIN-Grain was in pretty good supply this morn
ing and for the leading descriptions the market
tive and quite firm. Corn especially active There
were about $4,000 bushels received, which is larger
amount than has been at market for some days, but
the greater part of it was sold at 555S cts for Inferior
and 62G65 cts for good to prime white, and 57(62 cts
for fair to prime yellow, and both white and yellow
closed firm at the above figure. Wheat also in good
demand and quite firm There about 10 bushels
at market most of which sold at I2Sdl31 cts for
goo to prime red 45l55 cts for fair good 100
for prime white We quote choice white as before at 1
96S cts, but there of this description at mar
ke to-day There were about 1000 bushels Oats but no
Rye market to-day Oats may be quoted at cts
Tor Maryland and 3234 cts. for Pennsylvania although
they are dull at these figures and we again quote rye
at o5G66 cts for Maryland and 697O cts for Pennsyl
vana.
MoLASsES.-We are not advised of any transactions
to-day in Molasses but is steady following rates
viz: 3336 cts for New Orleans; 22G24 for crop
Cuba; 1920 cts. for old do; 17(20 cts. for English
Island; and 2lG23 cts. for Porto Rico
PROV1SI0NS.-There is some inquiry for Provisions
but the market exhibits but little animation, and the
feeling in it is rather heavy. There has been
quote it 6HG6A cts. for Shoulders, S%a9 cts for
Sides, and So d9 cts. for Hafs. Bacon is lower. We
note sales OF 10 hhds Shoulders at ~ 25 hhds Sides
at 9B cts and we quote round lots as closing at these
figures. Thejobbers are however still filling orde.s at
cts for Shoulders and ioGlo4 cts for Sides Lard is
steady at 10 cts for Western in bbls. and tcs but
is nothing doing in it, We have reported to-day sales of
100 bbs Mess Pork at sl7@l7.25 at which figures it
closes, and we quote Prime do at S1375Gl4, and Rump
do. at $l3(1350 per bbl. Beefs very quiet but still
quote it at sl250 for Baltimore MOL and sl6 per bb
RlcE-There is very good inquiry for Rice and it is
firm at our previous quotations viz SI44 cts for fair
prime lots There have been sales today of about $50
terces within the above range. Rice
pretty freely aud we note the receipt today of 233 casks
from Savannah
sALT-sat is still dull. Liverpool is selling in lots
from store at S5G90 for Ground Alum and $50 cts
per sack for Marshall's and jeffrey Darcy,s fine
There is no Ashtons fine here. We quote Turks Island
Salt at l5Gl6 cts aoat, and 1Sd20 cts. per bushe from
store
again this morning, and the market for it quite firm
in tone Sales reported Change of 200 bushels
at S5G525 the latter figure which is advance l2
cts the top price of Saturday being paid for lot Of
60 bushels prime We quote Timothy Seed before at
$2753, the latter figure being the price for retail lots
and Flaxseed at 81 .25ay1 .95 per bushel
SUGARS.-The inquiry for Sugars continues limited
saes 'e 1 lTf e tne nne quite hea near ar OF
4SE for common to good refining Cuba and English
Island s5955O for grocery grades Cuba s525@650 for
good common to prime Porto Rico 81 5O75 for refining
grades New Orleans S. 25G625 for good to fair
do; ar and !: ;5 65O97 T. for good to prime do.
Whiskey is held to-day quite firmly at Is
cts for City and Country and 1Sx cts for Ohio. There
ishowever but little Offering, and the only sale we have
heard of is one of so bbs. Ohio at 1SA cts.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Cotton is quiet-sales of 2CO
bales. Flour is depressedsaes of IL 900 bbls at de-
cline Of cts. State S5.15G5. 90 Ohio IS 50G5 CO..
Subea cN Wheat he 55 j. 5 of p
s1.35@S1.50 Southern Sl55. Corn is heavy-sales of
$4,000 bushels at 671969 cts at depot 62G63 cts
yellow Southern 70(G7S cts. Lard is firm at 9% 6lIOX
cts. Whiskey closed firm at is cts. Sugar is steady
Muscoyado 4A@5 cts Coffee is firm at 114@13 cts.
at sl25g1So Rice is steady at 3xg4X cts. Freights
sales of red at s12s@13O; Southern red 81 82E Corn
is active sales of yellow, at 60 cts old 81 64d
l65 Coffee firm; sales of OCO bags Rio at l2Gi8 cts
Laguayra IA cts. Whiskey Sets
Sales of the week. $1,000 bales Receipts of the week
$500 do: Exports 1850 do Total exports 22S 500
less han last year, 141 500 do. Receipts at
all southern ports less than last year. 600 do Stock
in 2ort 45S goo do c90ee-saes Wednesday, 1890
bags at I2(Glo5a cts Imports, 65Oo bags. Stock in
port 81 500 bags against So 500 do same time last
MOBILE Feb 22Cotton sales day 500 bales at ii cts
for middng Sales of the week. 10 900 bales Receipts of
the week. H. 700 bales, against IL 420 bales the
responding week of last year. Decreased receipts all
Southern ports compared with last year. 4S5 bales
Exports for the week. 90 9l0 bales Stock 93 $40 bales
Freights to Liverpool, &d@92l 32d.
IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.
C0ASTW1SE.
CHARLEsToN-Stedmship Chesdpeake.-156 casks rice
Jas. Jas Corner d Sons; so do, Hoffman & Co.; 20 do j.
W Williams Sen; do, Numsen, Thomas & Co.. do, G.
W wait Son; 26 bales cotton, Geo Sauerwein 50 do,
mhtilage Co.; 10 do, Derr Thomson Co.. 16 do,
order; sundry pkgs, sundry persons
ASCNSSEStednshp y Georges Creet.-302 bales cot.
lon "A, u schaeier 80 do VIM Kennedy; 13S pkgs cop
per ore, order sundres, sundry persons.
bosToN-ScLT; Homs-SS bbls. herring, F. F. Pope;
goo edis IRON r. Wetherall; 100 bbs. apples, Thos
pies, order. ~
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