The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-26
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COFFEE-There has been pretty active demand again
this week for Coffee, and the sales add up about $500
bags Recent advices from Rio have rather strengthened
the market and all the Coffee sold has brought full rates
The sales include 2776 bags Rio, the cargo of the Red
Tx cts. round, 100 bags common do. Cavalier at
1OH cts 200 bags rejected do at 11& cts 23Oo bags fair
to prime do, mostly resaes out of the cargo Of the
Creole at ll4@l1 cts, so bags common Laguayra
at OK cts and $50 bags good do Il cts Coffee closes
to-day steady at the following rates. viz IL ll4
for fair Rio, III l2 cts for good to prime do 12G12H
cts for Lasuayra and 15G15h cts for Java The only
import this week is of 2,776 bags per schr Red Wing
from Rio The stock to-day is about $4,000 bags.
CoAI.-There is rather better demand for Cum,
berland Coal, but the market for it is still
quite unsettled. The nominal rates for cargoes
as follows, viz: $3s5d35O for fine; 50 6OG3 IS
for of mine, and S4.lOa425 per ton for lump,
cash, delivered on board at Locust Point, but it
be bought believe at lower We the export
this week of 100 tons to Cuba and of l59 tons to Aspn
wall n G. Anthracite Coal is selling from the yards
from 81 50 to 5,25 per ton of 2,240 lbs
CANDLES-Candles continue dull. Prices are
however unchanged and We, still quote Adamantine
Solar Sperm AZ 43 cts for Sperm; and 53 cts. per H.
for patent wax Mould Candles range at from
12h to Is for Western and Eastern, and they
selling in fancy boxes for West India shipment at
15A AGl64 cts. per ID.
for Baltimore refined Ingots, and IS cts. per b. for
both Baltimore and English sheathing. Yellow
Metal Sheathing is still selling at y cts. for both
English and American, and We quote Yellow Metal Bolts
at "a cts, and do. Nails at 25 cts. per lb
FEATHERS.-Feathers are dull, but steady at 45 cts.
per lb for good southern and Western Live Geese.
FlSH.-We have material change to note since
condition market There a
pretty active retail demand for Fish, but hear of
cargo sales Mackerel continue quite firm at Sl0l0 80 for
a largS No. i M for So a. rna o 80 c1t 3 30
for to prime Halifax 81 for Labrador and
Alewives at s3.5o94 per Dbl Box Herrings are selling
so to 40 cts Dry Goldfish firm at S3.75d4, and
quote dry Hake at s250d3 per 100 lbs.
FLOUR There has been very little doing this week in
Flour, the sales reported amounting altogether to only
about 600 bbs. There has been no inquiry whatever
for it for export and the demand has been confined
trely the local trade Holders not however, press
ing sales and Notwithstanding the extreme dullness of
the market decline has taken place in any description
the issue of last review. The market however
closes very heavy for nearly all descriptions The
ports since last are as follows viz
Bbls Bbls
To Demerara ....I $40 To st. Croix, ,....,.... 3O2
Trinidad .......... 745 " Liberia so
To,a, q 9l3
HOWARD STREET FLouR-The sales of Howard Street
Flour this week embrace 500 bbls. very choice Super at
S634 100 bbs cut Extra at $780, and 400 bbls stand
ard Super at s625 per bb at which figure it closes dull
There have been sales of Extra reported but quote
it nominal at S7.d7. % per bbl
ONO FLoUR.-The only sale of Ohio Flour have
heard of this week of 200 bbls common Extra at
very freely at s625 per bb for good straight brands
without finding buyers and quote closing to-day
dull and heavy at this figure Extra may be quoted at
S6.50G]6.75 per bbl
CRY MILLS FLouE-There have been no sales of City
Mills Flour reported but has been quoted through the
week at Sc for standard Super, s525d650 for fancy
brands do 81 for regular shipping and IS per Dbl
choice retailing brands Extra and quote these the
ruling rates to-day for both Super and Extra.
FAMILY FL0UR-Family Flour is still selling at the
following rates viz 50 for Baltimore $3.50 Old Do
minion and 80 Der bbl. for Welch's
RYE FLoUR-We continue to quote Rye Flour at S4 81
per Dbl There is however very little selling.
Corn MEAL.--We have heard OF no sales OF Corn Mea
this week but we quote it at S3l5G3.s14 for 3atmor
and 81 l2I per bh Brandywine. We note the expor
since our last Of 625 bbs, and 455 puncheons, equal
2 900 bbl all to the West Indies 49,,
The following the inspections OF Flour ana heali
the week ending March 24th, 1859: ,,,
Howard Street. 3,593 -;
City Mills. ills.,.............,...... 3l45 1St
ONO. ...s....... ........ o,4io ''''
TotaI-Wheat Flour....,ll,1s3 1874
Together with 07 bbs Rye Flour lS6 hhds., ,319 bb
and 1l3 half bbls. Corn Meal
GRAIN.-There has been fair supply of Grain at mar
ket again this week particularly of Corn the receipts
which constitute nearly three ourths Of the entire supply
The receipts of all varieties add about 12600O bushels
For Corn there has been throughout the week good de
mand and prices for it have advanced since the openin
to cts but for Wheat the market has been dull an
heavy and prices for it have declined some to ~ cts
per. bushel Rye is unchanged but Oats are hardly
firm they last week although some lots have pee
sold for seed at advance any previous quota
tion.
WHEAT.-The receipts of Wheat continue to be ligh
the offerings this week amounting to only about u oo
bushels. The market for il has however been dnl an
notwithstanding the limited supply it has been sucen
for the demand Wheat has for several weeks past pee
steadily advancing in price, but this week the marke
has taken another turn and since the opening prices nav