The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-16

s25dS5 do. single do at sl2dl5 W. o. HID s2SG4O,
and W o. Pipe Slaves at s35d5o per thousand.
SALT Liverpool Salt is selling quite freely from store
at 95 cts. for Ground Alum, 1856 for Marshas and
jeffrey Darcys fine and $50 cts. per sack fJr Astons
40 we quote turks slhu oalt as before at do9@ocs'
per bushe We note the import this week of $50 sacks
Liverpool Salt
SoAP-We still quote CASTLE Soap at lOI cts Oeine
do. at 4Gs cts and Chemical Olive do 6(d7 per
lb The demand is fair at these figures.
STARCH.-Starch is dull but unchanged in price, and
stir quote Western Pearl cts West Philadelphia
at 6d6H cts; Duryea's at 6G6H cts and Oswego at 6&
cts. per ID.
SPICES-Spices continue dull but the rates are gen.
orally unchanged. We quote Pepper to-day at OK cts;
PimentD 6d7 u bond and duty paid; Cloves at
9X0IO cts Cassia at 26G2S cts; East India Ginger
at G5h cts; Mace at 47G150 cts. and No Nutmegs
at 55db0 cts per b.
TALLOW note sales this week of 20 900 lbs City
rendered Tallow %ll cts and the Butchers Asso
citation asking the latter figure fori'.
TOBACC0-There is good demand for all the better
descriptions of Maryland Tobacco and the receipts which
quite light, readily taken at full prices. For
medium and common reds there is little inquiry.
We still quote Ground leaf at S35; inferior good
common at $3G4.50 ordinary to fair mddling at $50
50 and good to fine at S7pl2. The receipts of Bay
Tobacco from the upper counties OF MaTylaId are qul
light owing to the harvest season but there no demand
at present existing for it. We quote tips at $3.50d4
ground leaf at s597 brown reds at IS 50(d9 and fine
yeOws S12Gl6 The market for Ohio Tobacco is still
nanmae, and the demand continues confined principally
reds the sales of which this week reach about 200 hhds
at Sc 5OG1O We continue to quote inferior good
common green and brown at s5Ca6 medium to good
brown and spangled at s650d7 good to fine brown and
spangIed at 81 SOFAS and fine wrappery reds and fine
yellow at $1Od15 There is nothing doing in Kentucky
Tobacco. The recent heavy sales in New Orleans have
caused holders here to advance their rates but in the alb
of transactions and the unsettled condition of
the market, omit quotations this week. The inspec-
tons for the week have been $50 hhds Maryland, $50
hhds. Ohio, and 26 hhds. Kentucky-tota ,236 hhds.
| MANUFACTURED ToBAcco-There is pretty fair de
mand existing and the receipts light stocks be-
coming somewhat reduced. Prices unchanged and
still quote common pounds at l6G2O cts medium do at
20d26 cts good do. 2Sd35 cts. fine do. 35(d50 cts
fine SIS and los 20d27 cts medium do 17d20 cts; sound
common do at 14d15 cts and inferior shipping los,
| 1S,s and 20's 9(Gl2 cts.
last viz 50 for c.. and sO75 per box for X. Banca
Tin is still selling at 30 Spelter at cts and Pig
WOOL,|Woo is decidedly dull but we have no change
to note in the rates. and quote unwashed before
at 2ld23 cts tub washed at 3lG33 cts for com.
and 35d37 for Extra No pulled at 27d30 cts
pulled MernO at 33a36 cts and fleece Woods ranging
from 80 to As cts. per lb.
| WHISKEY-There was some movement in Whiskey
days past the market for it has been dull although hold
ers have been asking an advance on the opening prices
There sales early in the week of 300 bbls Ohio Whs
key at q and of 200 bbl. Country and City do
26 but subsequently we heard of sales of 100 bbls
City 26H cts, and of some small lots Ohio q
Whiskey may he quoted closing to-day at 26d26H cts
for City, and 27(d274 cts per gallon for Ohio
| FRElGHTS.-We still without any engage
ments to note in European Freghts and continue to
remark that the nominal rate to Liverpool is 2sG2s
Cd bb 20s for tobacco 2s per ton for heavy freight
and 30s per ton for bark The last rate to Bremen in
American bottoms 20s. for tobacco and in Bremen
vessels 15s To Rotterdam the rate is 22s Cd. for Ma
ryland and 27s Cd. for Virginia tobacco. bark OF
5000 bb has been taken up for Buenos Ayres only
at 1880 brig of $50 tons for Matanza out only at 81 600
another Of 200 hbs for Demarara 60 per bb and
schooner of 90 bbs for the windward, at 90 cts per
bbl and back to Boston with salt per buShei
COastwise Freighs low and the rates coal East
ports have declined We quote Boston at so
per coal 25 per bhl for Flour and pei
hushe for grain Providence 81 per for coal and
sets per bushel ports the Sound Sl75S2 for coal
and to New York 81 so per for coal No grain ship
ping to the latter port. There is but little offering tc
Southern at previous rates We quote Charleston
at cts per foot cts per bushe and 81 81 per fo
| coal.
! BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, July l5.-Oul
Dry Goods market is still very quiet but not thar
is usual at this of the There few
goods selling for distant points, but the genera
trade is very dull, ard it is likely to remain
| so at least until the heated is over. VERY
general preparations, however making for the com
menCement of the fall trade, which it is anticipated will
he a heavy one Goods of all descriptions are firm
and it is the prevailing impression that present prices will
he maintained throughout the coming season Heavy stan
dard makes of Brown Sheetings quoted G9
medium do at X d7H and light do at ~ ld6 cts
Brown Drills are bringing G9 cts, Bleached do. Gag
cts and Blue do l0A,Gll cts Osnaburgs very firm
at 7S cts for 81 S4dll cts. for IS; l0Hd13 cts fo
| A.; and l3td14 cts. for heavy twilled rs goods
Bleached Goods firm, also Denims Stripes,
Ticks and Canton Fannels. GnGhams. Prints Lawns,
DeLaines quiet, but prices for them well main
tanned Wooen Goods are inquired for and such sales s
are making at full rates