The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-30
REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is very dull. We note sale this
week Of so bbs Western 95 per cent 81 cts per gal
ALE AW6 4e daSon 5ae oP Prer
Brown Stout in pns selling from importers hands at
Sl.62h(G175 per dozen.
BREAD,-We note further decline this week of X
cent per lb in Bread and we now quote Navy cts,
Pilot at Az cts and Water Crackers at 5H per b
BEEswAX.-Beeswaxi is steady at Se6sS cts per h.,
but there is very little selling.
BARk.-There has been some inquiry for Qaercitron
Bark this week but have heard of sales We quote
itsteady at $l7@ls for No :, and $2G23 per ton for
No. l.
CoAL-Cumberland Coal is dull and prices for it
are looking down 1t is still generally held at $3.50
for lump CASH but be readily enough bought at 25
cts below these rates. delivered board at Locust
Point. We note the export this week of 1900 tons 10
Marsees and Of 25S tons to Aspinwa Anthracite Coal
is selling by retail at from SAL to per ton.
CoTTON.-The demand this week has been confined to
spinners who purchase only to supply their immediate
wants The sales comprise only about to 800 bales
Upland and Gulf at irregular prices We the
good middng Gulf The market is too unsettled at the
close to give reliable quotations. -
CoFFEE.-The stock of Coffee has been considerably
increased since last issue by the arrival three or
four from Rio and in consequence the increased
of which have been made Of the cargoes of the Hen
retta and John C. Brune," add up about 1000 bags
The sales include 260 bags stained Rio at 104 cs 400
bags common sound do at 1OkGl0A cts and 64OO bags
fair to good do at 11Gllk cts We quote Rio to day
steady at lO%@llA cts for common to fair, 1lN@1la
cts, and Java at 1fX@16K cts per ID. The imports
TINS week include $50 bags bark John C. Brunei
46oo bags per bark New ight 700 bags per bark en
retta 'and 731 bags per bark 'Indus ali from Ro ma
king total of bags The stock here to-day is about
20,bags.
CANDLES.-Candesr remain very dull but we still onote
them at 17922 cts for Adamantine, the latter for full
weight 26iG2S cts. for Solar Chemical sperm
4l(42 cts for SPERM 5253 cts for patent Wax l2 bI5
cts for Western and Eastern Mould, and Gl6H cts
per lb for Eastern Mould in fancy boxes for West India
shipment
COPPER.-Copper is selling at % cts for Balt
more refined Ingos, and 26 cts for Sheathng and Ye
low Metal at 10 cts for Sheahing and "a per
Bolts and Nails There have been several suits of
low Metal Sheathing sold this week at the quotation
CHEMICALS.-We quote Soda Ash as before at 2Xm
"a cts. for 80 per cent Sal Soda at cts Bleaching
Powders at 81 cts, and BiCarb Soda at 4xG4% cts
per h.
FRUIT.-A cargo of some $500 boxes Oranges and
Lemons received per bark Daniel Webster Palermo
was ouered at auction Wednesday and all the
taoou iloO boXes) were sold from 81 go,
about 700 boxes the Oranges at from 81 60 to s 5
per ooA those at the outside prices being good order
and condition We sale of 100 bags Flberts at
7S(G74 cts per lb.
FEATHERS.-Fea NAV be ouoted at Ao5as cts
per h. for good mixed lots - 49,
FISH.-Fish are dull and the market for them ia |
dropping We quote No Mackerel at IS 5o9s * for
do. at SIG so for DID, Halifax Herrngs at 80 soe "a
Alewives at S4.75d5.25 per Dbl There are % @
Labrador Herrings in market. " ~
FL0UR-There has been fair business done this west
in Flour-the sales, most of which have been for exnor
to the West Indies and South America adding up abon
10000 bbs During the early part of the week the mar
ket dull, but for days past has been quite
animated further considerable decline has baan es
tabshed prices this week. Super sold at the openny
so but 1t dropped off afterwards to IS per bb
This decline brought out buyers aad active demand
springng up prices advanced again 12k cts per
bb and it closes steady at this Improvement We note
also decline in Extra and Family Flour week of 5O
rs cts per bb The exports of Flour since last are
as follows, viz: