The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-26
BALTIMORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1858

SALT.-There continues good demand, with sales \
day or two since of 1000 sacks Ground Alum private
terms, and to-day of 5000 sacks Ground Alum and 100
sacks Ashtons fine also on private terms We quote
obbing lots S0H for Ground Alum l3O
sack for Ashtons do Turks Island at 20 per bushe
STARCH-The market has ruled very dull. Sales of
$50 boxes Kingsfords oswego at 69 cts We quote
Western Pearl at 5,a5- cts. nomnally.
SOAP.-We quote Chemical at ~ cts, Olefne at S%
cts CASTLE at IA cts, and Country Soap at car per
b. We note sales of 200 boxes Chemical, Van Hagens
brand, at X cts.
SPICES-The market continues very dull at the quota
tons, viz Pepper 9Id1 10 cts; Pimento at 7d73 cts
Cloves at 94 dl0 India Ginger at 81 cts African
do at 6aa. cts Cassia at IS cts Mace at 50G55 cts
STAyES.-We continue to remark that there is a very
limited demand for all descriptions. Wequote shocks with
heads at 81 So rough White Oak Pipe Slaves at 40 60
per 1000 culls and prime do Hogshead s30d4 Bar
rel single stuff at SlSd -; do. double stuff at S30G
Red Oak Hogshead at Sl6a3O do Barrel S14dI6 STbn
range given above is quality and quantity
ToRACCO-There has been fair demand for Maryland
Tobacco this week, and sales to moderate extent have
transpred The receipts have not been very large which
has enabled the inspectors to reduce the Of unn
speced Tobacco that has been gaining them for some
time past. Although we do not alter quotations we
remark that prices are rather in favor Of buyers We
quote at Sid so for common to good crop, averaging
about S550d6. The receipts of Bay Tobacco are small
and light demand exists. We still quote tips at 81 5O
$50 seconds at $550d7; spangled at S7Gl2 and fine
yellow S12d20. Ohio Tobacco continues in good in
quiry, with sales during the-week of about hhs at
former rates, viz Common spanglcd mixed with green
Sc to $3.50; common to good middng red spanged Sc
to $780, good to fine red and yellow pangled SS 10 and
good to fine yellow, including choice hhds, SllGl5-
Kentucky Tobacco has been very quiet this week and
what few sales have been making at S6G Mason
county and IS IA for other kinds of Kentucky The in
pections for the week are 1703 hhds Maryland; S55
hhds. Ohio, and 130 hhds. kentuck ckytotal
The exports for the week are l ,2l4 hhds.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCo--We Lave change TO note
The market is toerably active and prices are firm with
light stock. We quote before-common to good com
mon pounds l4al7 cts; medium do. 1sG20 cts good do
22d2S cts; fine do 30d so cts. fine SIS los 2OG27
cts; medium do. 17d2O cts sound common do IA Is
cts inferior shipping los 1S's and 20's 9Gl2cts
TALLoW.-There have been sales recently; the last
were at 104 cents for Butchers Association
WOOL.-The receipts have been much larger this week
and have been taken upon arrival the quotations.
viz: 17d19 cents for unwaShed 26d % cents for tub
washed; 1924 cents for No l pulled 23G 25 cents for
30 cents for half to three quarter blood 3O33
hreequarer to full blood; and 40 cents for extra
Wool.
WIIISKEY-The market opened this week at a decline
with dropping tendency and sales of 100 bblS Ohio
"a cts Subsequently it became heavy, with sales
bbs. City at 23d23% cts, and to day we note sale of
only 90 bbls Ohio at % cts closing dull but steady at
this figure. and % cts. for City and Country.
FRElGHTS.-There is still but a moderate amount of
fering for Liverpool, and rates little lower We
quote this week at 2s for flour; I'd for grain shippers
hags; 23S for bark in bags 5d COS for ditto in hhdS
for Virginia tobacco Dos for Maryland ditto and 25s Der
ton for heavy goods The rate for tobacco
is still rs 3D. to Rotterdam 25s and Bremen 20s mt
which several vessels loading. Freights wind
ward Islands very inactive about former rates viz
65d15 cts. per bb The coastwse are unchanged
and we still quote grain for New York at cts coal
Sl5 to Boston Sl4O ton, ct per bushc and
per bb to Providence S137 for coal grain
cts for Hour to Norwich per bushel Portland
cts bushe to Newburyport 81 rs for coal and Bangor
SlG2 Lumber from the bay to ports in Maine SO per
thousand feet The rate to Charleston per bushel
90 cts per Dbl for whkey to Mobile 90 per bb and
2 cts per foot and to New Orleans 12k cts. per cubic