The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-22
BALTIMORE MARK ELS.


C0FFEE.-The market for Rio continues very quiet
of stock and again without transactions
to notices. quotations. however. remain unchanged viz:
prime Rio at 134 to 1S4 cts, good 12A to Is cts fair
124 to 12% Cts, lower grades Tx to IL cts. other
descriptions there is nothing doing; quote Java IL
GlS cts, and Laguayra at 14Gl6 cts. per ID. as be-
FLOUR.-There was but little inquiry for Flour today
and as we could learn no transactions took place
Change. Holders of Howard Street and Ohio Super
showed rather willingness to SELL but buyers
Offering such rates they not inclined to accept
The market closed with free sellers of both the above
brands at S512 but buyers were only offering IS
Dbl for either hence have sales to There
quoted steady at IS per Dbl. Extras dull
we had sales to note to-day. We continue our
Ohio; So 62%(G5.75 for Howard Street, seas 25 for
regular shipping brands of City Mills. and $7975o
FAMILY FLoUR.-Family Flour is still selling to the
trade at the following rates viz: 1915 for Welchs, SIS
for the best brands of Baltimore ground, and s62565
for Ohio and Howard Street.
RYE FLOUR AND CORN MEAL.-We continue to quote
Rye Flour at $3s7kG4, and Corn Meal at So for Balt
moIe and $312& per bbl for Brandywine, but hear
of no sales of either of these articles.
GRAIN-The receipts of Grain at the Corn Exchange
to-day heavier than they have been for weeks
and footed up 80 900 bushels For Wheat there quite
good demand and prices ruled firm There were 20 600
bushels at maketand sales made of reds at 12526
cts for fair 12l29 cts for good prime do
for medium to fair whites; l5o@l60 cts for good prime
dol and 165d6S cts. for choice family samples of
good request and prices ruled stea.
dy. There 20 600 busheles offered sales were
made of common at 5557 cts 59G63 cts for fair to good
whe GA cts. for prime do; and 57G59 cts good to
prime yellow. Oats were in small supply there being
only 500 bushels at market, but prices steady
Sales were made ofMayand at 3032 cts and we quote
Pennsylvania at 3234 cts. Rye dull and we note
sale of 200 bushels Maryland at Ga cts being decline of
cts bushel. We quote Pennsylvania at 6SG70 cts
MOLASSES.-We have only to notice sale of SO bbls
New Orleans at "a cts market dull at previous Quota
lions viz Museoyado old 20 to % cts clayed old IS
20 t224 cts; New Orleans new "a to So cts.
PRovIsIoNS-There is rather better inquiry for
Bulk Meat, with sales. Pork-We hear no sales; we
continue to quote Western Mess at s17a17 25 do Prime
sl4@l4.50, and Rump sl25o@l3 per Dbl. Bulk Meat
We notice sale of so hhds. Shoulders at 6%66x cts
we quote Sides at s% cts per h., and Hams SG9 cts
per b. Bacon-Sales of some so hhds. Shoulders and
Sides in jobbng lots at 71@s cts and sN@locts
Lard-No sales Western, in bills and terces is held at
9A@lo cts do in kegs at oR@lo@ cts. and refined
RICE.-There was some little inquiry for Rice to- day,
gut we have no sales of Importance note We still quote
per Id.
. SUGARS-We notice sales of 70 hhds Porto Rico, at5x
81 cts; and 16 hhds. New Orleans An per lb the
market closing steady previous quotations. viz 55
$50 for grocery grades Cuba s525@675 for fair to
prime Porto Rico: $5d6 for common to fair New Or
leans ssE anS so2S sa f for good to prime do
day and prices were fully 12k cts per bushel lower
only sale reported on Change was 100 bushels prime
Cloverseed at S. We quote strictly choice do at s5l2%
per bushel Of Ga lbs Timothy is steady and is selling
in lots at 81 1908 and quote Flaxseed to quality
at s12541 IS per busheI. '
SALT-salt is still dull Liverpool selling in lots
from store at s5G9o cts for Ground Alum, and $50
per sack for Marshalls and jeffrey Darcy's fine
There is Ashton's fine here We quote Turks Island
Salt at 15G6 cts afoat and 1920 cts per bushe from
store
wHISKEY.-The Whiskey market was exceedingly |
dull and heavy today, and without transactions
report In the absence of sales quote Country nomi
nal at 16% cts; City at 179l7H .cts and Ohio at II
cts per gallon.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, March 21.-CArrLE.
The offerings at the State Scales to-day footed up $50
head being 200 than last market day The market
was rather dull to-day and prices were shade lower OF
the above offerings 2C0 head driven to Philadelphia
100 were left unsod, and the balance 450 head)
taken by Baltimore butchers at prices ranging from
S. to 81 So and averaging 1915 100 lbs This
age shows full decline of % per 100 lbs few
Of extra Cattle sold at shade higher figures.
HoGs.-There was plentiful supply of live Hogs at
the pens to-day, but prices firm Sales were
made of fair to prime lots at 81 to SIS per 100 lbs
we're rmer Sales made at from 81 so to S. SO gross
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK MARKETS, March 2O.-Flour, &C.
Western and State Flour is in active demand the
better grades rmer and the low grades are steady
The assortment good brands is less desirable and with
light arrivals prices tend upward, The sales IA 600
,5s at Is for superine State and Western Is
as 80 for State 40 for choice 25G550
the low grades of Western extra; s5555 IS for ship
ping brands of round hoop extra Ohio and S50710 for
rade bran9s do Southern Flour in improved demand
md the market is quite firm The arrivals are light
Sales of 2400 bbs rs for mixed to good super
Inc Baltimore &c. and $5S07 rs for the better grades
'rain-The Wheat market is better and more active The
arrivals are quite light and with further decline in
reighs sellers have the advantage at the close. White
in demand export The sales are $4,000 bushels at
20 for inferior to prime Chicago spring. 81 %
club; 25 for Canada club s.. rs for
or red State; $36 for red Long Island; Al 4Il 4 for
Inferior to good white Indiana; sl.52GI.6O for white
Western. Corn is better and in good demand for the
rade and for export and with light arrivals prices have
= n upward tendency The sales are 1900 bushels at
2HG63 cts. for mixed Western at the railroad de,
,ot 664 ask cts for old do. In store ISAAC cts for