The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-31

SPICES-The market is beginning to experience the
of the Fall trade and note increased
demand at about previous rates We quote Pimento
7Hd74 cts; Pepper at ea(Gl0 cts; Cloves at 9k(d9A
cts. Ginger at 5hG6 cts African do at "a cts Cas-
sa at 2Sd2s1 cts; Mace at 5Og55 cts and Nutmegs at
60d65 cts.
tions continue very dull former quotations We quote
Shocks with heads at Sl75, Rough White Oak Pipe Slaves
$4,000 per 1OOO do. Hogshead $S0q 81; do Barrel
single stuff at sISG25 do. double stuff at S30d33; Red
Oak Hogshead at s16a do Flour Barrel S14d16 The
range given above quality and quantity Second
hand empty barrels selling at y cts each delivered
SOAP-We note sales so boxes CASTLE to arrive
at 12bGl3 We quote Kendals and Van Hagan's brand
of Chemical at * cs olene at s cts and country at
TOBACCO-we note this week continued good de
mand for Maryland Tobacco the sales comprising pretty
nearly the entire receipts soon as inspected Good
leafy red and brown taken at somewhat improved
rates but ground leaf is neglected All other kinds sell
freely at full prices Although the tendency has been rather
to an advance we still quote so for good
crop Bay Tobacco is in very light receipt but sells readily
at so for tips Tor seconds SIG Il for span
good and note sales this week Of about
600 hhds within the range of previous quotations, viz:
common spapgled mixed with Sc to so;
good middling spangled $3.50 to 75O good red
and yellow spanged SSd10 and good to fine yellow in
cuding choice hhds., S1l(d15. Kentucky Tobacco is
quiet with sales of about so hhds. Mason county,
IS l2T round and small lot at ST. We still quote at Sc
The inspections of the week continue large and comprise
72s hhds Maryland, 20 hhds Ohio 25 hhds Kentucky
hhds Vrgnia-tota 1867 hhds Exports this week
oI2 916 hhds. adj. IA g. nj s,
IN the condition ~'' With small receipts the
stock continue Ent. ana zgLIq'quote common to good
pounds 7iQtst, medium do. 1920 cts, good
do 22G2S cts, fine 50 cts, fine SIS and los GOA!
% cts medium do 1720 cts, sound common do 14d15
cts, inferior shipping los, 1S's and 20s 9d12 cts
TAIA " continues dull at 9d94 cts. nominaly for
Cour Arrv 'nchers Association
VI p NJ nss, eceips continue quite light, and the de-
mand been very good. Sales of 1000 lbs.
within the range of quotations which higher. We
quote unwashed at 1sG20 cts; ubwashed at 2S3O
cts; No. pulled at 22G 26 cs common fleece 25d %
quarter half do 3033 cts half quarter
do at 32G35 cts three quarter to full blood 36d44
extra at 42(d45 cts.
WHISKEY.-There has been a moderate degree OF ac-
vity this week at rates somewhat uctuatng The sales
include 600 bbs Ohio at 81 cts 125 bbs City 26
and 100 bbs do choice packages at 26 cts To day
note active movement with sales of $50 bbs Ohio
27 cts 200 bb do private terms and 125 bbls City
in choice packages, at 26k cts.
FREIGHTS-Thsre is still very little offering to Liver
pool but have change to note in rates which
follows: 2 for -four Cd for grain in shippers bags;
25s. for bark in bags 25d30s for do. in hhds 25s for
Virginia tobacco 20s for Maryland ditto and 25s per ton
for heavy goods To Rotterdam the last rates for tobacco
OBS 3d. to Amsterdam 2ls. Sd; and to Havre 1Ss
Cd. Coastwse reights continue low. We still quote
coal to Boston at 81 40 per ton; to New York S120d 25
Norwalk 81 so; Providence S135 Newburyport 81.
Portsmouth, n H. 81 per 900 feet for oak plank There
is very little grain shipping, but still quote to New
and to Portland cents Lumber from the bay to ports
in Maine $40 per thousand feet Southern coaswise
freights dull We quote Charleston cents pei
foot cents bushe and so cents per barrel for Whs
key New Orleans 90 cents per barrel for whskey and
lob cents cubic foot