The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-07

SYRUP IN BARRELS.
Golden Syrup, (superior) ..........56 cts ner call
Goldeil syrup. up.........................5
In half bbls, three and in kegs, six, cents additional
TALLOW.-We quote Country and Butchers, Associa-
tian n0minally at 9d9% cts
ToBACC0.-For the better qualities of MARYLAND Tobac-
co there is good demand but inferior kinds are not much
sought after Sales continue to be made at S47 for
common to good crop Bay Tobacco is in yery iqh re-
ceip but sells readily at s45Oa55O for tips S. 507 for
seconds S7l2for spangled and S12d20 for fine yellow
We note continued active demand Ohio Tobacco with
sales during the week of about 500 hhd within the
OF quotations, vizcommon spangled mixed with green
50 to $50 common to good middng red spangled Sc so
to 750 good to fine red and yellow spangled sSIO and
good to fine yellow including choice hhds Sl1al5 Ken
tcky Tobacco continues quiet and only transac
tions we hear of are SO hhds medium Mason county at
S1l2s round We continue to quote at ssa3 Mason
county, and SSd14 for heavy Kentucky The inspections
for the week 1889 hhds. Maryland l95 hhds Ohio
and 81 hhds kentucky-tota 2S4S hhds Exported this
week 24S hhds.
MANUFACTURED ToBAcco-Prces are firmer this week
and sales are fully to the receipts which beginning
to increase Quotations are unchanged and still quote
common to good common pounds l4Gl7 cts, medium do
1Sd20 cts, good do. 22d2S cts fine do 30d so cts fine
SIS and los 20(G27 cts, medium do. 17Gd2O cts sound
common do l4Gl5 cts, inferior shipping los, ISIS and
20s 9(d12 cts.
WooL..The market is unchanged, with fair demand
for unwashed 2S930 cts for tub washed 25a27 cts for
No pulled; 2729 for pulled Merino 25G % cts for
common fleece 27d29 cts for quarter to half blood do
oz cts Tor nall to three quarter blood do 323 cts
extra. v ~ "
tt TINS week at previous rates The sales include 500
dds ONO at II cts, but Wednesday droopng ten
dency was manifested with sales bbIs Ohio at 26h
ets The market, however of favorable ac
counts from other markets. recovered the following ay
and sales made of 200 bb Ohio at 27 cts and 400
Dds CITY and Country at 26 To day the market is
decidedly hrmer, and we had reported sale of 200 bbs
ONO at y = cts We quote City at 26% cts
FKElGHfS-The high price of grain prevents its ship
ment and, consequently, there offering for Euro
pean export There is only ship the berth for Iv-
poo and we still quote at Is for flour, Cd grain in
Shippers bags; 25s for bark in bags 25d30s for do in
lhds 25s for Virginia tobacco; 2Os, for Maryland ditto
md 29s per ton for heavy goods The rate to Holland is
Is od for Maryland and Ohio tobacco and to Bremen
.0s note the following charters this week-A vessel
u 1000 bbls for Newfoundland, thence Rico and
ack to Baltimore at 500 and foreign port charges paid
schooner of 800 bbls for Antigua at IS cts brig for
uoa at 80 cts out only barque for jamaica via Nor
ok with slaves at Sl4 per 600 and back to New York
or 5000 For medium sized there is good de-
nand for the West Indies 75S5 per bb out only
oaStwlse reighs are low and quote to New
ork at 81 per ton and cts per bushe Providence
nd Boston Sll5 per ton and per bushe and 20 cts
er Dbl for Hour; and to Kingston and Plymouth 81 40
er ton There is rather offering for Charleston at
oo per ton cts per foot, so per Dbl for whskey
cts for flour and $l.75 per cask for bacon The rates
Mobile are 12R cts. per foot, 62% for -four so cts
'r whskey, and S5 per ton, with very little Offering