The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-13


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CANDLES.-There is fair trade demand, for Candles,
but there no large sales making Adamantine range
at from II to % cts in quality, and quote Chemical
Sperm at 2S9SO cts. Sperm at 37D4O cts; and patent
Wax at As cts per b. Mould Candles selling at 2K
cts. for Western, and 14Kl6 cts per H. for Eastern.
CHEMICALS.-We quote Soda Ash before at 2H
cts for so per cent? Sal Soda at 1h@1S cts Bleach
ing Powders at 2K(24 cts; and Bi-Carb Soda 3&G
81 cts. Caustic Soda is selling at 5 cts. per To-
- GoppEkmwe 49, have no transactions % to note this week
and Sheathing at 81 for Baltimore and 26 cts per b
for English. Yellow Metal sheathng is selling at 10
cts for both English al andAmeri1an, but Nails are bring
CoAI-Coal is dull, but prices for it unchang-
ss5 fine $3.50 for run Of mine and 81 Is per ton
for lump, delivered board at Locust Point Anthracite
Coal selling from the yards at 81 5O5 per of 4O
FEATHERS.-Feathers may be quoted firm at 4505O
cts per h. for good Southern and Western mixed There
however very few in market and we hear of no sales
FlSH.-The demand for Fish continues brisk and the
market for them is still firm. We sales this
cargo of 15OO bbs. Halifax shore Herrngs at from
S25 to 375 and of some 200 to 800 bbs Mackere from
the wharf at s675 for medium No SIS and S975 for me
um No. rs. Eastern Herrings range in price at from
S25OG4, and we quote Mackerel at S675G7 for medium
No. 50 25950 for large do and so 75G1O bbl for
medium No rs. We quote Alewives nominal at 81 per
bbl but there selling Dry Goldfish selling
at 81, and do Hake at s2.75 per quintaI.
FRUlT-Green Apples continue to arrive very freely,
here arge Dred aT apra s 9 s cts and we
quote Dried Peaches at for unpealed and 109l2
per pealed. There is very little foreign Fruit
here, and the sales consequently limited Raisns
selling 500 for bunch and SS per box for layer and
ss s 'ts Ss Hf ar inquiry this 3 ur
Flour but the market has exhibited special activity
The sales most ef which have been made for export add
up about 1900 bb Some sales OF City Mills Super have
been made at decline of the price obtained for it
weeks prices have been pretty well sustained We have
change to note since last week in the rates for the bet
ter grades, and quote Flour of all descriptions
closing to-day steady at the quotations. The exports this
week are as follows viz
To Liverpool, ....... 1926 TO arbor Grace ME- 967
Rio de Janeiro, 1908 harrington, Ms. 297
Santos. ..........- Gas Kingston, JAZZ. $50
Total. ............. 1904
HOWARD STREET FLoUR.-The sales Of Howard Street
Flour this week include 500 bbs. Super at $5.62H
2lO0 bbls do at 1915 per bbl and quote Super
closing to-day at S575 and Extra at s6962 per bbl
ONO FLoURWe have reported this week sales of 800
bbs. choice Ohio Super at $575 500 bbs do Extra at
&c. and $50 bbs do. Family at Sc So and we quote all
these varieties as closing today steady at the above
figures
CITY MILLS FLoUR.-There have been sales this week
of 15OO bbs City Mills Super at S. 37 500 bbs do at
quote Super to-day at IS 97H5 so, the latter figure
being generally asked for and Extra at 1925 for stand
ard, and $7ldl7 so per bb for fancy brands.
BRANDYwINE FLoUR.-A sale of 200 bbls. Brandywine
Super made early in the week Sc per bbl and we
note also sale to day of 100 bbs do at the figure
FAMILY FLoUR.-We continue to quote Family Flour
at 50 for Wechs s. for the best brands of Baltimore
ground, 5OG675 per bbl for Howard Street and
Ohio.
RYE FLoUR.-For Rye Flour prices range at from
$437H to so per bb, but not advised of any
transactions of moment in it this week.
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR-Buckwheat Flour is beginning
to arrive and few lots have been sold this week $3.50
per 100 lbs, at which figure it closes to-day.
CORN MEAL-Corn Meal has been quoted through the
week at $362H for Baltimore and rs per bbl
for Brandywine but there has been comparatively little
inquiry for it, and we have heard of no sales.
The following the inspections of Flour and Meal
the week ending October IL, 1860: