The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-01

W. o. Ppe s1S625 for culled R. o. IIhd sl501S for
single and $30d35 per thousand for double W o. Barrel
sTARCH-starch is steady at the following rates, viz:
5h cts for Western PEARL 5&G6c cts for Lancaster West
Philadelphia, and oswego River for Duryea's and
6G64 cts. for Kingsford's 0swego.
SYRUPS.-We continue to quote Baltimore refined
Syrups follows viz: at 39a4l for Sugar House;
A cts for Golden and so cts gallon for Extra Golden
TOBACCO-The demand for all the better qualities of
Maryland Tobacco continues good at former prices but
shippers are only taking the kinds at low rates
and when mixed in with desirable lots. We still
mon at 81 SOFAS 5o middng s4a4 SO; good mddling S.
d55O; good leaf S6g65o; and fine at S7dl2. For Bay
Tobacco there has been little inquiry this week We
quote before: tips tails at $350d4 ground leaf at
ST. 450550 fine yellow at S950l4 and good reds at $l2
this week. and about hhd reds have been taken
former prices Some 900 hhds of the above taken
by the for the French supposed to be
speculation prompted by the unfavorabe report of
the growing crops in Ohio. The market is almost
entirely cleared of all except green and spanged which
is dull of sale. We continue to quote inferior to good
S34; red and spangled s56.50; good and fine red
and spanged Sos and good and fine yellow $9Gl2 In
Kentucky Tobacco there has been very little doing Prices
continue firm, and although we do not alter quota
tions remark that holders generally unwilling to
sell at these figures common lugs at s425G475 good
do. at $525G550 inferior leaf at $575l6.25 good do
at S65097. So fine at $7.509; choice at $l0l2; and
rich heavy Kentucky at So The inspections of the
week ,5S3 hhds Maryland, 079 hhds. Ohio, and
hhds. Virginia-total 2,67l hhds
r MANUFACTURED ToBAoCO.--There continues to be only
pounds at 7l2 cts meuium do at l591S cts; good do
at 2125 cts; fine do 2835 cts fine SIS and los 1SG22
cts; medium do. 14dl7 common do. at 9d2
cts; and inferior shipping los, 1875, and 20s Gas cts
T1N.-Tn Plate is still selling at 50 for c. and $1075
per box for X but it is firm these figures. Wequote
Banca Tin at "a cts Spelter at 5d6 cts and Pig Lead
at 54G16 cts. per lb.
TALLoW.-The last sales of Taow made at 1O4
cts lb, but there have been recent transactions
WOOL There is pretty good demand for Wool, and
the market for it is tolerably firm tone We quote un
washed this week at 23G26cts tub washed at 335 cts
for common and 36s cts for extra and fleece as
ranging from "a to 48 cts per h. The sales of Wool this
week add up about 10 900 lbs.
WHISKEY.-Whiskeyw was dull during the early part
OF the week, but within the last day two there has
been quite an active movement in it. and the sales for the
week add up about 1000 bbls. at H22 cts for CITY
and 2lAg22h cts for Ohio. Whiskey closes firm to day
at 22G22E cts for City and 22H cts cash for Ohio. !
FREIGHTS-Freights to the principal European ports
are becoming quite active Two vessels are now on the
berth for London at3s Cd for flour and 3O tobacco
several vessels are loading for Liverpool at 1O910hd
for grain in shippers bags 3s Cd per bbl flour 25s
per hid for tobacco 3Os per ton for bark SO per
ton for heavy goods The ship F. W Bruno been ia
ken this week to Marseiles at 35s per
hid We quote to Holland at 3Os. for tobacco and
to Bremen at 2s brig of 24O tons has been char tered
for and to return at 600 and port charges paid
brig of $50 tons to Savannah South side of Cuba
and return at about 81 oOo brig of 400 bbls Wind
to two ports to Wndward at rs cts per bb and schoo
@ ner Of 400 bbs. to Windward at 20 cts per
at slS7 per ton for coal, 25 per bbl for flour,
ana cts. per bush for grain; to New Bedford, Provi
grain and to New York 81 As for coa-no grain Offering
to the latter port. There is still large quantity
OIL freight Offering to Southern ports and quote to
charleston at 81 per cask for bacon cts per Dbl for
Hour 40 cts per bbl for whiskey, Tets per bush for
grain, and cts per foot to Savannah $3.50 bacon
ton 55 cts for whiskey, cts per bushe and cts
per foot to Mobile S. per ton 65 cts for dry bbls
for wet do and Il cts per foot New Orleans
5 per ton so cts for dry bbls so cts for wet do and
10 cts. per foot. -
- BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, August 81
There has been more activity in the Dry Goods Market
here this week than for time past. The jobbing
houses are beginning to be quite busy and the
SION houses are still doing good business Goods
hrm especially Cotton fabrics but have no change to
note in the rates for any descriptions last We
as before heavy standard makes of Brown Sheengs
at S& G9 c5s medium Sheetngs and Shrtings 71@lS
cts, and light do at 54G6cts. Beached Sheengs and
Shlrtngs steady and firm for all desirable styles Drills
are firm at 81 9 cts for brown 9G9x for bleached
8ll cts for blue Cotton Flannels Denims Stripes
and Ticks generally bringing previous rates. Osna
ourgs are scarce and very firm. Ginghams in good
supply We quote them at 910 cts for Manchester lOx
is for GLASGOW and Lancaster and II cts. for Clnons
rnts are selling very freely and DeLanes are active at
ormer rates There is fair business doing in Wooens
but the sales are making at low rates.
We publish below the usual Monthly Report of Messrs
J. T. Thompson & Co, Brokers in Sugar and Molasses:
MONTHLY SUGAR MOLAssEs STATEMENT