The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-25
BALTIMORE MARX MIS-

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C0FFEE-We have transactions to report to day in
Coffee The demand for it is however still active but
are 10 sell e4crt at very extreme
part of it is held of the market Rio may quoted
at IA cts for fair liHl5 cts. for good to prime and
Java at 10 a2O cts. per b. There is little OF no La.
guayra mere
FLoTR-TheIe is as we remarked yesterday inqni;
nv for Flour, and heard Change of sales OF 500
PRi s3g Gyy tA EYt rev a. 81 ;" sh upr but Tie
particulars of the sales did transpe We quote this
Ipton as before at S. 25 per Dbl. Ohio Super
Offering quite freely at S. 70, nut Howard Street do
winch is scarce wanted for retailing purposes ard is
held generally quite firmly at $3.50 per bbi. sale of
100 hbs was made to day at this fgur. We quote Ohio
Extra to day S575a6 Howard Street do at Sc u 25;
IA. d standard City Mills do. at S6.5Od6.7 per bbl
FAMILY FLoUR.-Baltimore ground Family Flour is
selling in lots to the trade at Il So ana Baltimore high
grade Extra at 81 per bb but there is but little doing
RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL.-Rye Flour is selling at
IS %, which is an advance previous quotations.
more kiln dried.
GRAIN-The receipts of Wheat were fair again to day
although rather smaller than yesterday, 900
bushels red, and $500 bushels white being
The demand was moderately active and ices
to CTS per bushe better tn yesterday Red sold
at from 100 to 10 cts for good prime latter
inquire being paid for 100 bushels aud white at
~ cts for ordinary fair 1i5Gl21 cts FIR good and
l27ln Y cts for prime lots Corn was quite firm. and
for white prices to cts higher than on yester
day There were about 1000 bushels Corn at market
and was mostly sold at 69G7I cts. for white, and So
cts for yellow. Rye sold yesterday at 81 cts for
new Maryland, and Oats at 3o(d32 cts for Maryland.
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note III Moasses. but We continue quote il firm the
following rates, viz: 22l26 Muscovado; "a
abs cts for Porto Rco and 363S for New Orleans
PRONlSlONS.-The market for Provisions continues
quiet We note sale to-day of l2o bbls. Mess Pork
SIS % per Dbl, but this is the only transaction of i'm
portance that have heard of Mess Pork closes at
SIS 25Gl550, the latter figure being for lots
and We quote Prime do at Sl1Gl2 and Rump do at fO
(3ll per hb Bacon Shoulders, which in
demand, sci ing at from * up az cts but Sides
are duh at 7EG74 cts Hams range at from to II n
cts There has been no movement in Bulk Meat for a
day n two past, but We quote it before for
Shou ders, 62G7 for Sides, and TX for Hams.
lard IS steady at Cts for Western in hhs and aud
all cts for refined Beef is still quoted at S2
No l. and fl5lll6 per bill. for Mess.
R1CE.-There has been movement in Rice for seve-
raj days past t~ continue to it steady at 6
cts h. for fair to prime The stock here very light
and there probability of there being any fresh arri
walls at present
SuGARS.-Sugars continue in good demand and very
firm The only sale heard of to-day however is
of 30 hhds. Porto Rico at 1925. We still quote
follows. viz: Cuba at SIS 81 as refining S66 rs
for grocery grades Sc 25 for fair prime and New
Orleans ranging from 1915 to 81 for good
REFINED SUGARS The Sugar reiners day or two
since advanced their rates of hard and of
Il cent per h. soft crushed. The following are the
quotations of Messrs F. W. Bruno Sons agents of the
Maryland Sugar Refining Co., viz: