The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-15

Ingos are held at q cts cash, and % cts mos but
there are no sales making could any be made at these
figures We quote Sheathing before al 27 cts for Bal
tImore, and 26 cts per lb for English. Yellow Metal
sheahng selling at 10 cts Nails at % cts and Bolts
at % cts per b We note the export this week of $4,000
lbs. Copper lngots to Bremen.
C0AL.-The cargo rates FOR Cumberland Coal still
as follows, viz $3l5 for fine, $3.50 for OF mine, and
S25 ton for lump delivered board at Locust Point
but there very little doing in it. Anthracite Coal is
selling fr9m the yards at s47s@35 ton of 80 lbs
pero for good Southern and Western mixed but there is
very little doing in them
FISH-We have reported this week sales of some 500 to
6OO bbs Labrador Herrngs at 425 per bb and of
$4,000 lbs dry Hake at 81 so per but these the
only transactions importance that have taken place in
Fish and them may still be said to he dull
4254 SO for Labrador; Aiewives at s3 50T4 and Mack
erel at S. 5O65O for medium No SIS; IS 5O9 for large
do; SS50d950 for medium No. 2s, and s15G16 per Dbl
for No Goldfish may be quoted ranging from 81 S7H
to 80 per 100 lbs The stock of Fish is large
FRUIT.-There is good trade demand for Fruit, and
Rasns are selling quite freely at 81 25 for bunch and
81 40 per box for layer Figs range at from 6 to cs
and we quote Currants at cts Dates at AZ cts, and
Prunes at Is cts perlb Green Apples selling at S75
Dried Peaches at 7k@S cts. for unpeaed and 11G12K
cts peaed We quote Cranberres at sl Per Dbl for
prime Eastern.
FLOUR.-The Flour market during the early part of
the week dull and heavy, and the leading descrip
tons fell off in price % to 37K cts per bbl, but within
the last two three days the feeling has improved
materially under the influence of favorable foreign
advices and nearly the whole Of the decline which took
place early the week has been recovered The trans
actions this week have been light the sales reported
amounting to only about 5000 bbs but they would have
been considerably larger but for the fact that for
days past buyers and sellers have been unable agree
upon terms. The exports since last are as follows
viz: bbls.
To Liverpool. .................1,00 600
Jamaica. ........,...............1,O9
Irlnldau. u....', ',.....--.,...-...,.,.. 9l5
Total. .....................8OO
HOWARD STREET FLoUn.-There has been comparative.
y little done in Howard Street Flour this week, although
there has been considerable inquiry for it, especially
within the pasttwo three days. There 200 bbs
s475 but tooay lot of 500 bbIs was soI2 at 81 ana "a
quote it closing firm at this figure. Al sale of 100
bbls Extra was made early in the week at S. but we
quote it to-day at s5.25lG$5.50 per Dbl.
OHIO FLOUR.-The sales of Ohio Flour this week in
clude 200 bbls Super $3.50 loo bbs do at 81 56k
500 bbls do at 81 62H 100 bbls do sold rs
and 200 bbls Extra at S5G5 12% per bb Super may be
quoted as closing to-day quite firm at s4.75@4 87, and
Extra at $5(d5.25 per Dbl.
CITY MILLS FLoUR.-We note sales this week OF | 900
bbls City Mills Super at S. so per bb and quote
as closing at this figure, although parties ask
higher price for it, There has been in Ex
ira so far as we have heard, but quote it to-day
25d55o for regular shipping and S6507 per bbl for
fancy brands.
FAMILY FLoUR.-The rates for Family Flour have been
reduced this week 20 to 90 cts and quote WEIGHS to-
day at S. 5O Ashland Reservoir, and other favorite
brands of Baltimore ground at s7 So and Ohio and How
ard Street at $5.5OG6 per bbI.
RYE FLOUR-Rye Flour is still selling at S425 per
bb but there have been transactions of moment in it
this week so far we have heard.
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR.-Buckwheat Flour ranges in
price at from $50 to $225 per lbs and sa es to
moderate extent are making within this range
Corn MEAL.-We continue quote Corn Meal at 12b
for Baltimore and S325 per bbl for Brandywine, but
hear of no transactions of moment in it this week We
note the export this week of 655 bb to the West Indies
The following the inspections of Flour Meal for
the week ending December J3. 1860.