The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-13

heloW sugars OF lower grades, al prices according to
sTAvEs.--staves are dull and rates are in
great degree nominal We quote as before R
prime, r. o. Bbl. s1401s W O. Bbl. double stuff at
SSsa4O, do single do at $l992O W. o. HID S2sG4O
and W. o. Pipe Slaves at s35lG50 per thousand.
SOAP-We still quote CASTLE Soap at 10% cts Olene
do at as cts, and Chemical Olive do. 67 per
| lb. The demand is fair at these figures
STARCH-Starch is dull but unchanged in price and
we still quote Western Pearl cts West Philadelphia
at 696h cts Duryea's at SOCK cts and oswego at 6k
sPICEs.-spices continue dull but the rates are gen.
orally unchanged We quote Pepper today at OK cts;
Pimento at car cts in bond and duty paid; Gloves at
| 94G0 cts Cassia at 26G128 cts; East India Ginger
at 54g5h cts Mace at 4795o cts, and No. Nutmegs
SALT-Liverpool Salt is dull but it is still selling in
lots to the trade at S09S5 cts for Ground Alum 13O
for Marshalls and Jeffrey Darcy's fine and per
sack for Ashons do The latter description very scarce
We quote Turks Island Salt before 1sG19 per
bushel. There is however, upon the market. A
cargo OF III bushe was received this week but
sold previous to arrival
| T0BACCO.-We note continued good demand for all
the better descriptions of Maryland Tobacco, but the
commoner kinds purchased freely as last week
Prices are sustained, and still quote Ground leaf at
S3G15 inferior to good s314 So ordinary to
fair middling at S5d6.50 and good to fine S7GI2-
There is little more activity in Bay Tobacco and small
sales have been making former prices We quote
tips at S3 5O4 ground leaf at $5G7 brown reds at sea
$50; yelows at S12G16. For Ohio Tobacco there has
been moderate inquiry and note sales of about
hhds common green to fine yellow at .50G16 Wequote
inferior to good common green and brown at $56;
fine spangled at 81 5oC0o and fine wrappery
reds and fine yellow at S10GD16. We hear of nothing
doing in Kentucky Tobacco and still quote lugs
at S4504 rs; good do at $525G5 So inferior leaf at
S5 75G6 rs good do. at S6507 So fine 81 509 choice
at $lOdl2 and rich heavy Kentucky at s7G14 The in
specons of the week 1105 hhds. Maryland and 2s9
hhds. 0hio-toal l .394 hhds
MANUFACTURED ToBAcco.-There is still good demand
existing, particularly for the descriptions the
supply OF which is not equal to the demand. We
tiuue to quote common pounds at 1920 cts: medium
do. at 2026 cts; good do 2sG35 cts fine do 35C5O
cts fine 5s and los 20127 cts; medium do 172O cts
sound common do at l4915 cts and inferior shipping
Qni QfOl1O Dots
TALL0W.-The Butchers Association are still asking
II cts per b for Taow but have heard of no sales
TIN.-Tin Plateis steady at the named in our
last viz SO for l. c. and $l07 per box for l. X. Banca
I'm IS seiHns at i53G55 cts Spelter at cts, and Pig
Lead at Ad6 cts per lb.
WooI.-Wool is in moderate demand, but the market
for is by means active. We quote unwashed Wool
to-day at "a cts tub washed do at 31dS3 for
mon, and S5d37 cts for Extra No pulled do. 27(l3O
cts pulled Merino do at 3336 cts. and fleece Woods as
ranging from 30 to As cts per H. There have been
5000 to 10000 lbs seld this week at the above rates
WHlSKEY -Whiskey continues inactive, but it has
ruled through the week 26 for Country, 26X cts
for City and 27& X for Ohio closes steady at
these figures The sales this week add up bbs
FREIGHTS.-We hear of nothing going forward to
Great Britain. The last to Holland were 2Os for
Maryland and 25s for Virginia tobacco, and to Bremen
l5s for Maryland and 20s for Virginia tobacco but
could hardly be obtained now bark of 900 bbs
has been taken for Bahia at 124 per bb brig of
$500 bbs for Rio de Janeiro and back private TERMS
schooner of 800 bbls for New Foundand on private
terms and schoonert to load oak plank timber
enna Nd for Newburyport at s. per 900 feet Wehave
quote to Boston Sl50 per ton for COAL 20 per bb
for flour, and cts per BUSH for grain; Providence
New Bedford and other ports the Sound 81 40 for
and cts. for grain and to New York sl.25 for coal
To Southern ports there is still considerable
fering. The rate to New Orleans is 10 per foot to
Mobile II cts. per foot rs cts per bb for whskey so
cts for dry bbls and 81 50 per ton and Galveston
l2 cts per foot 62 cts for dry bills and so for
bbls
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, Aug l2-The
Dry Goods market which last week quite active, has
this week been rather quiet The market is however,
steady and firm for almost all descriptions goods Goods
are arriving pretty freely and there is fine
of seasonabe goods offering, but there is
any variety Staple styles of Cotton goods partcu
larly firm, and for descriptions prices looking
upward Heavy standard makes of Brown Sheetngs are
selling at S4(d9 cts, medium do. at 74(17h cts. and
light do at 5AlG6 cts. Brown Drills bringing S&@9
cts Beached do 9(194 cts and Blue do. 104011 cts
Osnaburgs are very firm at 79s cts for 34 8XG11 cts
for rs; l0HGl3 cts for A. and 1904 cts. for heavy
twilled rs goods Bleached Goods firm, are also
Denims, Stripes, Ticks and Canton Flannels Prints of
which there is fine assortment offering, have been SELL
ing very freely at full rates and there has also been
good deal doing in Ginghams and DeLaines. Woollens
less active than they were although they are still sell
ing pretty freely.