The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-04

GadeS,
and l3 cts. per 10 for City packed for shipment ~
CHEEsE-Eastern cutting Cheese is selling at 10G11
cts, and quote English Dairy do. at l2H@914 cts
There is no Western Cheese in market.
RuM.-New England Rum is now held at 81 cts, four
months, and we quote Porto Rico do. at 657O cts and
Jamaica do. at l05lG110 cts. per gallon.
RICE-The market for Rice this week has been quiet
and rather heavy 1t has ruled generally from
AZ cts for ordinary good but 20 tierces prime
was sold yesterday for export Il There also
lot of so terces good Rice sold aday two since for
port at 4S cts. and note in addition sales during the
day., at AZ, ~ and Az We note the import this
week of 355 tierces Rice rom Charleston.
SUGARS.-There has been movement this week
in Sugars but the market for them has generally been in
active and the sales have all been made at considerable
addup 4So hhds, and they include 2l5 hhds. refn-
ing grades English Island to another market at So
to prime New Orleans at s712Ka7.25, and 35 hhds
choice do. at S7.5OG775 The stocks of Sugar at the
principal Atlantic ports are very heavy, and the
general tendency of prices is downward We quote
common New Orleans to day at s69625 fair to prime
do. at s6:5o9725; choice do at 81 5od775; fair
Cuba at $6.256675 refining grades English Island Cuba
and Porto Rico at S575d625 and Brazil Sugars s625
Gd6 so for brown and 81 25775 for white We note the
import this week of 396 hhds Porto Rico 164 hhds
and of 3l3 bags Brazil Sugar Norfolk-tota
500 hhds. and ,3l3 bags.
cts 0ene do at 7hGS cts, and Chemical Olive do. at
al cts per h. The demand is fair at these figures
Western Pearl 6d6X for West Philadelphia, and 6G6X
cts for Duryea's, and 64 cts. per ID. for 0swego.
sPICEs.--spices are still dull and heavy. We
quote Pepper at 81 cts Pimento at 66h cts il bond
and duty paid Cloves at 9kG1O cts Cassia at 26G2S
cts East India Ginger at 54 cts. Mace at 4795O cts,
and No Nutmegs at 65d6S cts. per lb.
sTAvEs.-There is nothing doing in Slaves and rates
are therefore entirely nominal We quote R. O. HID at
sl4aS for culled and s25@so for prime, R. o. Bbl
at sl2@l5 W o. HID at S2sG4O and W. o. Pipe Slaves
SALT-Salt is quiet, but have ch ange to note in
the rates and still quote Liverpool in retail lots at s5
and Darcys fine, 145 cts sack for Ashton's
and Turks Island at 1920 cts. per bushel. We
note the import this week of 1910 sacks Salt from
Liverpool
TALLoW:-Talow is now held at Tx 4911K cts per lb.
in it for week or two past. We quote Taow Oil at
T6BACCo-The market for Maryland Tobacco. this
week has been active than last week, and
moner descriptions which for time past had been
almost neglected, have been in better inquiry. Prices
continue unchanged and we still quote Ground leaf
s3G5; inferior to good at S34 so; ordinary
fair midding at $56.50 and coed to fine at $7(912.
We note sales this week of about 300 hhds Ohio reds
S6G9. There is better demand for this description
than has prevailed for time past We continue
quote inferior to good common green and brown at
S5G6; medium to good brown and spanged at Sc SOAR
good to fine brown and spangled at $750G9; and fine
wrappey reds and fine yellow at $1Od15 In Kentucky
Tobacco there is nothing OF any consequence doing
have change to note in rates, viz: New crop lugs
at $5G550 common leaf at S6d65O; good do. S71S So
and fine choice at S9gl2 The inspections of the week
1893 hhds Maryland, 945 hhds. Ohio hhds. Vr-
gnia, and hhds. Pennsylvania-total 2741 hhds
MANUFACTURED ToBACCo-The demand is moderate
~,
and we still quote common pounds at 16G20cts medium
do. at 20G26 cts good do. at % d35 cts fine do 3550
cts fine SIS and los 20I7 cts; medium do. 17G20 cts.
sound common do. at 14G15 cts. and inferior shipping
los, 1Ss and 20's 9(d12 cts.
TIN-We continue to quote Tin Plate at s9 25 for l. c.
and Sl1 per box for J. Y. Banca Tin is bringing 80
cts and We quote Spelter at cts and Pig Lead at 5A
d6 cts per lb.
WOOL.-wool is beginning to arrive more freely and
note sales this week of 1000 10 900 lbs the
quotations, which follows for new clip Wool viz:
2I023 cts for unwashed 32d34 cts for tub washed 27
/ Dullp1 N ctS for nd Marin
For fleece Woos prices range at from 30 45 per lb
WHISKEY.-Whiskey continues dull and heavy, and
prices for it have fallen off since the opening to cent
gallon There sales early in the week 300
400 bbs at 2S cts for City and 20 for Ohio
quently note sales of 100 bbs Country at 27k cts
400 bbls City 27 5O b5ls cts and of 100
bbs. Country in old bbls &c cts. To-day Ohio Whis
key ls hrmer and we note sale of $50 bbs. at 20 cts
FREIGHTS.-A vessel has finished loading this week
for London at 25s per for heavy goods per
Is G2s Cd per bb 2Os. for tobacco 25s. per ton for
heavy freight and a0s. ton for bark We continue
to quote Bremen Dos and Rotterdam 25s per hhd
for Maryland and 3Os for Virginia tobacco schooner
has been taken this week for Porto Rico and
40 cts for and So for moasses deck and foreign
port charges paid and bark for Bordeaux with tobacco
on private terms Coastwise freights show but little
change Wequote to Boston 65 per ton for GOALS
% per bbl flower and cts per bushe for corn
ports in Maine cts per huse for grain to New York
81 40 per ton for coal and cts for grain; and to Povi
dence 81 so per ton for coal and per bushe for grain
We quote to Charleston by sailing vessels per bush
ell, 40 cents per Dbl. for whiskey and cts. per foot
3.-The
The Dry Goods trade continues very quiet is not
probable that there will be any animation in this depart
men OF the business of the city for time
There usual at this of the goods
selling to the clohers but beyond this there is very
little doing The prospects for the fall business are how
ever very hattering, and the dea ers generally
looking for heavy trade. We have change to note
since our last in the general condition of the market
The goods are heavy and for all the leading
descriptions prices well maintained Heavy standard
makes of Brown Sheetngs still quoted at 9G9S cts
medium do at X G7H cts, and light do at 5AG6 cts
hript LI1l0
cts and Blue do 1OAa11 cts 0snaburgs are very firm
at 7(GS cts for 34 SH11 cts. for rs; 10H(913
"A; and 1904 cts. for heavy twed rs goods.
Bleached Goods are particularly the finer quail
ties, and the market for them is very firm Denms
Stripes Ticks and Canton Flannels are all bringing
full prices Prints of desirable styles range generally
at from to IL cts. for Madder and AmarInth Lawns
are steady at 10413 cts, and De LANES 17Gl9 cts
Wooens in moderate request and sales are making
at pretty full