The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-08

hhds do 25 and ITO hhds Porto Rio at So s7GS 25
The market for the week closed steady at the following
Cuba and f. Island, good refining SO 25asy5
fair to good grocery..... 90 al .25
P. Rico and New Orleans, fair to good 7254775
." prime. e................ 25dS so
havana boxes, NOS, TO l0 675d76 60
nos ~ 10 l4....... 7.5OGI 81
:. Nos. 10 to lS....''............ S3a(aS Is
REFINED SUGARS We would beg to refer readers
to the circular of Messrs Doughery Woods Co. of the
Baltimore Steam Sugar Refinery, which shows decline
of 4 cent. per lb on both Soft and Crushed Sugars
CASH PRICES BY TWENTY OR MORE PACKAGES.
uSe Doube eid Rened Cracked crack Loaf cts per O
Double Refined Crushed, Powdered and
Granpla'ed........ .............l0
Circle a Crushed Powdered and Granu. 90
lated ............. .......,................ 81 :"
Is Loaf..... 10 90
COFFEE CRUSHED SUGARS.
Peenea PG Wi Wite cts per h
Refned ReGned Yeov Ii(S Exra 9%
Refined Y elbow Observation-Disclosures. So
Yellow Sugars of lower grades at prices according to
quality.
SALT.-We note the arrival this week of the ship VIM
Penn with cargo of 1860 sacks Liverpool Salt all OF
which was sold previous to her arrival but the
were kept private From the wharf Liverpool Salt is
selling at the following rates viz 100 cts for Ground
Alum; 155@l60 cts; for jeffrey Darcy's fne 16O@l65
cts for Marshas do and 175 per sack Ashtons
do, but the market for it is very firm prices have
upward tendency Turks Island do is held at 20g25
| per bushel, but we hear of no sales being made.
SPlCES-There is very little doing in Spices we quote
Pepper at ShG9 cts; Pmento 6G6K cts Cloves at S4 "a
81 cts Cassa at 20d22 cts; East India Ginger at
d6 cts Mace at 42h 45 cts, and No Nutmegs at 5OG
| So cts. per lb.
SUMAC.-There is very little doing in this article and
the market Is dull and inactive Wequoe it at s54G35
per ton.
soAP.Ths market continues without change. We
quote Oeine Soap at 7GS cts, Chemical Olive do
cts. and CASTLE do at 4al1 cts per b We had no
sales of Importance to note this week
NJ is steady at our previous quotations
and 6H cts per b for Oswego, and Woods at d8 cts
per ID We had reported sales of 800 to 500 boxes West
ern anu Woods at the above figures
STAVES-There is very little doing in staves and
ourquoations are nominal. We quote r. O. hhd at sic
stuff at $lOG13 W. o. hid at S27Gi3O, and W O. Pine
slaves at 4555 per thousand, and W. O. double stuff
S2Od25.
TOBACC0.-The demand for Maryland Tobacco this
week has been less active than for some time past ship
pers being unwilling to pay former prices This feeling
IS owing partly to the high rates freight to the fact
that there is rather less competition in the market In
order to effect sales holders obliged make some
cessions, particularly with regard common qualities
which are not much inquired after We do not however
alter our quotations, which follows frosted Mary,
mddIing S445O; good middling $5l5 5O good leaf Sc
G65o and fine at $7G12 Bay Tobacco is dull We still
quote tips or tails at So 5Od4 ground at 81 so
hne yellow at S95OGl4 and good Sl2dl3 There
continues to be good demand for Ohio Tobacco but
transactions restricted by the smanes Of the stock
here The sales comprise about hhds Mt nrra
The market bare of reds the only here being
and spangled We quote before inferior to good com
S34; red and spangled s5a6 SO: good and fne rd
and spangled S7dS; and good fine yellow s9l2 In
kentucky Tobacco there is very little doing Prices are
nrm and we continue to quote common lugs at 81 25 al
475: good do at S525G550; inferior leaf at IS 756 2
good do at $65Oa7 so; fine at S75OG9 choice at Sl0l2
and rich heavy Kentucky at $7125O. The inspections
$50 hhds. Kentucky-tota ,999 hhds
MANUFACTURED ToBACCo.-There is fair business do
equal the demand We quote common nopnds a 7GSIS
cts medium do. at 15GllS cts good do at 2lGl25 cts
fine do 2Sa35 cts fine 5s and los 1922 cts medium
do l4dl7 cts; sound common do 9dl2 cts and in fe
rl0r shipping los, 1875, and 20s Gas cts.
TALLOW-The market continues inactive We quote
city rendered at 10 cs Country at @l10 cts and
Rough at cts. per lb.
TIN.-We quote Tin at 50 per box for l. c. and $40 u
for N; 81 cts lb for Banca Tin: cts for Snaar
and 6H cts. for Pig Lead.
WooL-There was pretty fair demand for Wool this
week, and prices ruled firm We had reported sales of
l5OUO to Is 900 lbs at the quotations below We quote
unwashed at 24d26 cts tub washed fair at 3436 cts
DO extra at 3739 cts; pulled at 2S13l cts; Merno at
Gus ana Fleece, as to quality at 34G4S cts per ID
WHlSkEY.-At the opening of the week the market
was quite firm at advance of cent per gallon on the
closing rates of last Friday but subsequently the market
gallon Transactions fair and add up about Zoo
bbls as follows, viz: $50 bbs City at % cts 400 bb
Ohio at % cts and $50 bbs. Ohio part on the spot and
part arrive at 23 cts The market however closed
dull at hGG23 cts. for City, and % cts for Ohio
FRElG dTS-There is considerable amount of freight
oerng for European ports and suitable to that
trade are Rates have an upward tendency The
ship Bremen has been taken up this London on
bushe for grain, as 6d.@4s Cd per bbl for flour and
S2s Cd per hid for tobacco Several vessels are load
LNeIpool at ioDlod Tor grain in shippers bags,
IS 3D. per Dbl for flour 27s cd hid for tobacco 30
per ton for bark and 3Os ton for heavy goods The
as rate to Holland was 3Os for tobacco and Bremen
brig of ia tons has been taken up this week for
the South side of Cuba and return 81 500 and foreign
port charges paid; brig of 800 bbs for Windward at
~ cts per Dbl; and schooner of 400 bbs for Wind
ward on private terms Small vessels in for
coastwse freghts We quote and ports in Maine
at 20 per ton for COAL 2530 cts per bbI for -four
and cts per bushel for grain; to New Bedford Prov
grain and to New York Sl55 for coal-no grain offering
to the latter port. There is still large quantity
Charleston and Savannah at 7S per foot 40
dry bSs 90 cts for wet do and 81 5oG3 tom to New
Orleans 10 cts foot 80 for dry bbs so cts for
wet do and 81 5O95 per ton and Mobile II cts per
foot 20 cts for dry bbls., 90 cts for do S. per
ton.