The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-17

cts for Golden, and 46 cts per gallon for Golden
We quote Portland Syrup at 2d22 cts. per gallon. We
note the receipt here this week Of 450 bbs Portland Sy
rup.
Ground Alum 135 cts. for Marshall's and jeffrey &
Darcys ne and $50 cts per sack for Ashton's do The
last named description is still very We quote
Turks Island Salt nominal at 1Sll9 cts. per bushel.
STANES.-Staves are in fair demand, at unchanged
rates We quote R. HID. to-day s141S for culled,
ana $25l30 for prime, R. O.. Bb at S14d16; W. O. Bbl.
double stuff at S3SG4O do single do at sl962O W O.
HID at s2S94o and W. o. Pipe Slaves at S3515O per
thousand
soAP-We still quote CASTLE Soap at lOX cts oIene
do at 74@S cts and Chemical Olive do at 67 cts per
lb. The demand is fair at these figures.
STARCH.-Starch is unchanged in price and we still
quote Western Pearl at cts West Philadelphia 6d6H
cts Duryea's at 696H cts, and oswego at 6H(d7 cts.
per ID.
SPICES.-We quote Pepper this week at OK cts
Pimento at 64 6H cts in bond and duty pad Gloves at
9H@10 cts Cassa at 2692S cts; East India Ginger
at 54954 cts; Mace at 47950 cts, and No. l Nut
megs at 55d60 cts. per Id.
TALLoW-We hear of no sales of Tallow, but we still
quote it at II cts. per lb for city rendered.
TIN.-We quote Tin Plate firm at SO. so for l. c.. and
Sl1 25 per box for X and Banca Tin at "a 35 per
6 cts. per Id.
T0BACCO-The demand for Maryland Tobacco this
week has been rather active, and the sales have
pretty large. The common descriptions off more rea
ly than for some time past. Prices unchanged al
though holders evince disposition to make slight
concessions in order to effect sales West quote Ground
eafat S35infero to good common at S34 ordinary
to fair middng at $5G6.50; and good to fine $712-
Bay Tobacco is not much inquired after The receipts
quite light with considerable stock hand quote
before tips at So 5OG4 ground leafat s57 brown reds
at S9GD950; yellows at Sl2G16 There has been mode
rate inquiry for Ohio Tobacco and we note sales of $50
hhds reds at former prices We continue quote Inferior
totgood common green and brown at s4@G5; medium to
good brown and spangled S550G7 good to fine brown
and spangled at $750CG9 and fine wrappeiy reds and
fine yellow at Sl0lG16 For Kentucky and Mason coun-
heard of sales of of so hhds Kentucky at about
S612H and lot of 40 to so hhds county So
do So 255 50 inferior leaf at S5756 25 good do at
$65o@75o fine at s. 50GD9; choice at SlOG12 and rich
heavy Kentucky at $714. The inspections of the week
hhds
MANUFACTURED ToBAcco-There continues to bea
brisk demand for manufactured Tobacco and the receipts
which are large meet with ready sale former prices
viz: common pounds at 1920 cts medium do. at GOA
70 cts; good do. at 2535 cts fine do 35d50 cts; fine
5s and los 20d27 cts medium do. 17G20 cts: sound
common do. at 14915 cts inferior shipping los 1Ss
and POS 9(G12 cts.
W00L.-There has been very little movement in Wool
or some weeks past but prices well maintained and
the quotations still follows viz: 22 cts for un
washed 3lg33 cts. for common tub washed; 3537 cts
for Extra do 27G30 cts for No pulled; 3336 cts for
pulled Merino, and 3OlG45 cts for fleece Wool
WHlSKEY.-There some movement in Whiskey in
the early Of the week. but fer two three days past
the market for it has been quiet The sales this week
do 2S cts 800 bbls do q cts 500 bbls Ohio at
2Sh cs and so bbs do at 2S 100 per gallon Whis
key closes to-day at 27h cts. for City, and 2S2S4
for Ohio.
FREIGHTS.-We have no rates to report for LIVERPOOL
there being vessel the berth for that port. To
Holland and Bremen rates firm to the for
mer and l5s to the latter port for Maryland tobacco
brig 500 bbls has taken up for South America
and back terms not transpred Coaswse reighs are
and quote Boston at 81 As per ton for
COAL 20 cts per bbl for flour, and per bushe for
corn; to New Bedford Providence, Fall River &c 81 As
ton for COAL cts per bushe for wheat and cts for
corn and to New Yew York 81 25 per coal There
considerable offering for Southern ports We quote to
Charleston sac cts per foot for goods
hid for bacon 25 cts for dry cts for wet bb
Savannah 67 cts per foot 80 dry bbls so cts
for wet do and 81 per TOM to Mobile 2 cts per foot 60
cts per bbl, and 81 per ton, and New Orleans SGlO
cts per foot 20 cts per Dbl for whskey and So so per
ton.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, Sept 16.-The |
Dry Goods obbng houses have all been busy this week
and large amount of goods have changed hands, but
the Commission houses still doing comparatively
little. The Fall trade promises to be large Goods are
in fair supply and for most descriptions the
nues steady and firm. Some STYLES Prints which are
found not to be desirable have shaded little in price but
for all really desirable and seasonabe goods prices are
we'll maintained From the manufacturing districts the
ldvices continue to be favorable The large Cotton
establishments all deng full work
he leading styles of Cotton goods mostly sold ahead
the production Wooen goods less active although
hey are moving off pretty freely Heavy standard makes
If Brown Sheetngs selling at %GlS cts medium
Sheengs and Shrtings 7d7 cts. and light do at 5&
d6 cts. Bleached Sheetings and Shirngs are in light
supply and firm, and most desirable STYLES are sold
up very closely Drills steady and firm at 49 cts
or brown; 994 cts for beached; 10H11 cts for blue
Cotton Flannes Denms, Stripes, Ticks and Osnaburgs
ire in good demand at the previous rates Gnghams
bringing 1OdlOR cts. for the Lancaster and Glasgow
md Prints selling pretty freely at for Steam
md 9d10 cts. for Madder colors Wooens are in fair
equest, but they particularly active Standard
descriptions however frm