The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-06

and SIS 5ol6 for bill stuff Hemlock is wanted, aud
good qualities of boards rails and scantng would com
mand S1050 (y11, and Hemlock joist S0G1l050. Hard
wood Lumber generally dull of sale. We quote Poplar
plank s691e boards sl44l6 Ash plank sl6als, and
| Oak boards $15@lS, according to quality.
MADDER.- We hear of no sales of Madder, but we still
quote it at l1@12 cts lb for good to prime Dutch
Ombro.
| M0LASSES.-There has been inquiry this week
for Moasses and note sales of 90 puncheons English
Island at 24k cts, 35 hhs Porto Rico at 35 cts and
so hhds Cuba from 25 to 81 Molasses closes
steady at the following rates, viz: 1922 cts for tart
cayed Cuba 2327 cts for sweet do 2732 cts for Cuba
Muscovado 2I32 cts for fair choice English Island;
32d36 for Porto Rico, and 4446 cts. for New Or
leans. The stock on the ls inst was 2,393 hhds 10
terces, and GA b5ls.
MILL FEED-M Feed is selling quite freely at 10 cts.
for Brown Stuff, and 80 cts per bushel for Middngs.
sale of 1000 bushels Brown Stuff was made day or two
| since at 16 cts
| NAVAL STORES.-The market for Naval Stores
nue quiet but for both Spirits Turpentine and common
Rosin quotations shade higher than they last
lon quote Rosin at 81 40 As per bbl.
Pitch is still selling at 81, and Tar at 81 so per bb
and we still uuote sperm at it5So cts for fa and
| l55Gl6e cts. for winter; crude Whale at 60G62 cts
Sea Elephant at 7o@75 cts; Lard at e5aes cts and
Lnseed at 62G65 cts gallon ETHEREAL Oil selling
PROVISIONS During the early part of the week Pro
visions were dull and heavy, but within the last two or
and note decided Improvement in the general tone
| of the market The Cincinnati market has improved
within the last day two and the improved feeling here
| has been produced mainly by this
| BULK MEAT-There was nothing done in Bulk Meat
the he as stf part of lbs
| cts, We quote Shoulders to-day at s99SH cts, and
Siies at 104 (l10x cts These figures decline on
those named last week. but last weeks quotations
| merely nominal ones.
BAcoN.-Bacon has been selling at lower rates this
week than last but the market for it closes quite firm
The sales embrace 800 hds Shoulders and Sides at
sH994 cts. for the former, and 11hGl14 cts. for the
latter and quote these the rates to-day for both
Shoulders and Sides Hams range at from II to IA cts
and note sales in the week Of 1000 TO 800 pieces with
in this range To-day lot of 50 hhds. Shoulders has
been sold at e1 cts.
BEEP.-Baltimore packed No. Beef ranges in price at
from $1l to $780, and quote Baltimore Mess do at $lS
G1l4 per bbl sale of so bbls Mess made day
two since at S4 Western Beef is dull 1t be
bought at some So to 81 per bb under the prices OF Balt
PoRk.-The only sale of Pork we have heard of this
week is 100 bbs Mess SO so per Dbl Wequote
Mess to day at $9.50G975, the latter figure being for
small lots, Prime at sl4 so, and Rump at sl4 per Dbl
LARD.We have reported this week sales of $50 bbls.
City Lard 12H cts and of rs bbls Western do at 13
cts Lard may be quoted to-day at l2H cts for City 10
34 cts for Western in bbls and tierces and 134 cts
in kegs Refined Lard is still selling at 15@l54 cts.
| per lb.
demand for it continues limited. We quote solid packed
Western before at 1092 Western Reserve at 12H
@9l4ct Glades l4@l7 cts. Roll at 1a@l6 cts
and City packed shipping Butter at 12Gl2k cts. Eggs
| are selling this week at Halls cts. per dozen.
| CHEEsE-There is good demand for Cheese, and we
note sales this week of some 200 to 500 boxes at the
quotations, which follows, viz ION all cts for
Western cutting; 11HG1l4 cts for Eastern do 1lgllK
| cts. for Western English Dairy, and l2HGl4 cts. for
| Eastern do.
| PLASTER-Plaster continues in good supply, and we
POWDER.-we have change to note in the rates for
Powder, and still quote Hazards Dupots and Beat
g lbs a. s''-' III anu - '' 'p''''"S p'
PoTAToEs.mP Potatoes are in good supply, and white
Mercers selling in lots at from 65 20 per bushe
| Onions are bringing S1.75 per Dbl.
RICE-Kice has been very quiet again this week but
crop There have been receipts this week. and the
stock here quite light 1t is however fully equal to the
| demand.
| RUM.-New England Rum is selling at S3KGS4 cts
| but the market for it is dull
| SUGARS-There has been considerable done this week
in Sugars several large purchases having been made by
the reners. The sales add about 200 hhds, some
200 of which were sold today The sales include 1o4
hhds Cuba at $637H 500 hhds do. at $3.50, 100 hhds
Porto Rico at S6.S7H@6.5O, all for refining, 135 hhds.
Porto Rico to the aas "a s at SGHS SRd G 17C - h1d
| 775. The market has exhibited but little buoy
ancy for some days past; but Sugars close steady
at the following rates. viz S6a65O for refining grades
Cuba and English Island $675G775 for grocery grades
do; S63717 for common to fair Porto Rico; 81 SOFAS 25
Orleans We note the import this week of 1s5 hhds from
Demerara and 476 hhds and 1873 boxes from Cuba. The
stock the lst inst for three years past follows viz
cuoa S'oeN. hhds. 7,747 7S1H 55ss 5S5 a7s8 S2s
F Rico. fs1ani ''.''''''''' " l9sI 5S5 5S5 gi9 s
N orleans .'.''.'..''..'... az ODD 200
Cuba. boxes 1922 2,S99 4,743
| Brazil bags q ,026 Is
REFINED SUGARs-The manu- facturers' refined
(i0 cts crushed powdered and granulaed 1OI cts
white and SGS4 cts. for yellow.
SALT.-Liverpool Salt continues in fair demand, and
quote it steady at the following rates viz 90 cts for
Ground Alum; 1855 cts. for Marhals fne 155G160 cts
for jeffrey Dacys do and 17O@175 cts per sack for
Ashtons do Turks Island Salt be quoted at 1920
S6AP-Castile Soap is selling at IL cts; olene do ct
7k0s cts, and Chemical Olive do. at car cts per lb.
SP1CES-There is fair demand for Spices, but there
is special activity in them Pepper is selling at Sh@
cts; Pimento at 6 al cts. Cassa at "a cts Cloves at
sH cts. Ginger at AGS cts; Mace at 45 cts and Nut
! megs at 456l5O cts. per h.
at the following rates. viz at S40G65 for heavy W o.
Hhd s25QS2 for light do; s4Oga65 for W 0. Pipe sSQ
per thousand for double W. o. Barrel
STARCH.-starch is very quiet. We quote it however
western Pearl; KIOSK cts. for Woods; 5A@6 oswego
River 6G6k cts for Duryea's; and SOCK cts Tor Kings
| SUMAC-We continue to quote Sumac at s34G135 per
| ton, but we hear of no sales being made
SYRUPS-Batimore refined Syrups still selling at
the following rates. viz 37G39 for Sugar House. AZ
cts for Golden and As cts gallon for Extra Golden
| T0BACC0.-The market for Maryland Tobacco is in
about the same condition as noticed last week. the de
mand being moderate and confined to the better qualities
at former prices viz frosted Maryland at ST. ground leaf
s3Q7; common 81 50 d85O; middling $445o; good
midding S5d5 50 good leaf S66 so; and fneat $7dl2
We quote Bay Iobaeeo as follows Ups or tas m az - oo4
good red at $12G3 We hear of nothing doing in Ohio
Tobacco this week The market is firm, and we s quote
inferior to good common S34 red and spangled S5d650
good and fine red and spangled S7GS and good and fine
yellow $9G12 Kentucky Tobacco is quiet but firm at pre-
yous quotations, viz: common lugs at 81 25475 good
do at $525550 inferior leaf at S. 75G62 good do at
$65O7 80; fine at $75019 choice at $lo412; and rich
heavy Kentucky at $7d12.5 So The inspections of the
week 1,52s hhds. Maryland 43O hhds. Ohio, and As
hhds. Kentueky-total Z, ,OO3 hhds.
MANUFACTURED ToBACoo.--There is only a moderate
business doing and prices without change. We con-
tinue to quote common pounds at 71l2 cts. medium do
at 15(1S cts; good do at 2lD25 cts; fine do. 2S35 cs
fine SIS and los 1922 cts; medium do 1417 cts sound
common do at e@l2 cts and inferior shipping 1os lSs
TALLoW.-we quote Tallow this week nominal at 1O4
per b. There is however Offering, all that was
in market having been taken up last week.
TIN-Tn Plate is still selling 60 for c. and 40 rs
per box for l. X but it is firm these figures. Wequote
Banca Tin at "a cts, Speer at 5h 6 cts and Pig Lead
at 54 d6 cts. per ID.
WooL-There is a fair business doing in Wool here,
$4,000 lbs made this within the range of
quotations. which still follows viz: 2426 cts for
unwashed 3436 cts for common tub washed 3Sl4O cts
for extra do 2S32 cts for pulled Lambs WOOL and $50
4scts for common to extra fleece Wool.
wHISKEY.-There fair inquiry for Whiskey du-
ring she early part the week but for two three days
past the market has for it been quiet There has been
but little variation in prices, the sales, which amount to
about 900 bbls having all been made at % cts for City,
and 22224 for Ohio, with the exception of single
lot of so bbs Ohio, which brought 22H cts. We quote
t but the market is dull at these figures
FREIGHTS-There is a considerable amount OF freight
Offering for Great Britain but the supply of vessels is
equal to the demand Rates the same as last week,
and quote to Liverpool at As per bb for flour, and
cargo the rates Us Cd per hid for tobacco, SOs
ton for bark and 3Os ton for heavy goods We
quote to London at l2h@l3d. for grain, 4s.G4s. cd
for -four, and 32s Cd for tobacco To Bremen 30s. is
asked for Maryland tobacco and to Holland quote at
A
Wndward at 20 cts. per bbl We quote to Boston and
ports in Maine at 1915 per ton for COAL 80 cts per Dbl fol
-four and cts per bushe for grain to New Bedford S2
per ton for coal and cts per bushe for wheat to Prov
and ports the Sound 80 10 for coal and cts fol
wheat New York 81 90 for coal and cts for wheat
There fair amount of freight offering for Southern
y ports and small vessels in demand. We quote tC
Charleston at cts per bushe per foot, 35 cts fol
dry bbs As for do, $3.50 per ton Savannah
cts per foot 40 for dry bbls SIS cts for do, S.
as so per New Orleans 10 per foot, cts
gallon for liquor and 81 per ton and to Mobile IL cts
foot, 2H cts per gallon for liquor, and S. per ton o
u heavy freight.
K BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET October 5.-Tht
Dry Goods market has been pretty active again this week
but the business has been confined principally to the job
= bng houses the commission houses having done com
paratively little have change to note in the gen
very cheerful feeling pervading it. The stock of good
not large and for all staple descriptions prices are wei
maintained, but fancy styles have is usual
this of the year, fallen off slightly We quote
y before heavy standard makes of Brown Sheetngs a
> S4G19 cts, medium Sheetngs and Shirtings at 7HG
cts. and light do at 54@6 cts Bleached Sheengs ant
Shrtngs steady and firm for all desirable styles Drill
firm at %19 cts for brown; s9K cts for bleached
10kG11 for blue Cotton Flannels, Denims, Stripes
and Ticks generally bringing previous rates. Osna
burgs and very firm. Ginghams are in gooC
supply. We quote them 910 cts for Manchester 10
for GLASGOW and Lancaster and IL cts for Clinons
Prints selling quite freely, and DeLaines als
q active There fair business doing in WOollens bu
the sales generally making at low rates.
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