The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-25

serve at 12l4 cts and city packed at 10 cts per lb
Eggs are bringing IL cts. per dozen.
CHEEsE-Easern Cutting Cheese is in fair supply, but
1t IS still selling at 1l911h cts, and quote Western
is selling at llGllH cts for Western and 12H cts b
for Eastern
PLASTER.-PIaster is quiet Sons small sales are
however making at S275(d3 per ton from the wharf.
OWDER.-We have change to note in the rates for
Powder and still quote Hazard's Duponts and Beat
ys at 1925 for blasting and SIS for sporting keg of rs
RICE.-There has been comparatively little demand
this Rice but it has throughout the week been
steady at 4G4B cts for fair to prime lots. The sales
this week add about 200 erces all within the above
range.
this week than there has been week or past but
the market for them has exhibited special activity
The sales have been principally of Porto Rico and
the better grades of this description The demand has
quite brisk The sales this week add up about 400 hhds
filming at $625965o, 100 hhds Cuba at 81 257 40
hhds Porto Rico at $7507 S7h, so hhds do. at $S12H
and l75 hhds do at S. 25GS75 We note also sale OF
10 boxes clayed Cuba private Sugars close
to-day steady and firm at the following rates. viz S650
for refining grades Cuba and English Island s712H "a
Porto Rico and New Orleans; and sSS75 for good to
choice do We note the import this week of SOC hhds
from Porto Rico l0l hhds ard 533 boxes from Cuba
157 hhds from Nassau 70 hhds from Trinidad 10 hhds
from Monrova, 4G hhds and 553 boxes from New York;
total S99 hhds., and 2OS6 boxes.
REFINED SUGARs.-Since our last issue, the rates for
refined Sugars have been reduced q of cent. hard
and : to \ of cent per b on soft crushed The fol
< Co., of the Baltimore Steam Sugar Refinery, viz:
CASH PRICES BY TWENTY OR MORE PACKAGES
Double Refined Loaf. l0A cts per lb.
Double Refined Cracked Loaf ...........10S
Double Refined Crushed, Powdered and
GranuIated. .............. ......lO4
Circle A Crushed, Powdered and Granu-
- lated ............ ......'................1O
COFFEE OR SOFT CRUSHED SUGARS
Refined White A...............-----. eX cts per 'h
Refined Yellow Extra. 91
yellow Sugars of lower grades prices according to
SALT-Iiverpool Salt is still selling at the following
rates, viz: 100 cts for Ground Aum 155Gl60 cts for
jeffrey Darcy's fine; 16Odl65 cts for Marshas do :;
and IT'S cts sack for Ashons do. but it is very firm
at these figures lot of 56S5 sacks received here
time since to arrive. We still quote Turks Island Salt at
20d25 cts. per bushe
SOAP CASTLE Soap selling at Xa11 cts; Olene
do at 7HGS cts and Chemical Olive do at 6l7 cts per
lb We note sales this $50 boxes Olene Soap at
the prices nominal above.
cannot be said to be active Pepper selling ASK
cts; Pimento at 6d64 cts; Cassa at 2Od23 Gloves
at 45lG50 cts per Id.
sTAVES-There is good demand for Slaves, and we
quote them steady at the following rates, VIZ: at s4Oa
65 for heavy W. HID; s25@32 light do s4OQ55 for
@. Pipe; $lSG25 for culled r. o. HID; sI5(alS for
single and s3oaS5 per thousand for double W Barrel
STARCH-Starch is steady at the following rates viz:
5K cts for Western PEARL 5 6 cts for Lancaster west
Philadelphia and oswego River for Duryea's; and
6d6h cts. for KingSford's 0swego.
SYRUPS-We continue to quote Baltimore refined
Syrups follows, viz: 394l cts for Sugar House.
al cts for Golden and so cts per gallon Extra Golden
TOBACCO.-There continues to be a good demand for
all the better qualities of Maryland Tobacco but as the
accounts on the other side very discouragng re-
gard to common Tobacco shippers taking very little
OF this kind The receipts quite heavy and the de-
mand would probably be still active but for the
fact that there very few vessels here suitable for the
Tobacco trade We still quote frosted Maryland at So
ground leaf at S3G7; common at 81 SOFAS 50 middng "A
gl5o; good middling S5G5.50 good leaf s6G6 50 and
hne at S7l2 Bay Tobacco is in good request at former
rates viz tips tails at So 50d4 ground leaf at SON
5O fine yellow at s9.5OG14 and good reds at sl2Gl3
The market for Ohio Tobacco been toerably the
sales amounting to about 600 hhds mostly reds at former
prices We continue to quote inferior good common s
(l4; red and spangled $56 5O good and fine red and
Spangled S7lS; and good and fine yellow s9Cll2 We
hear of nothing doing in Kentucky Tobacco this week
Prices are firm, and still quote ugs at 81 25
aII5; good do. at s525G55O inferior leaf at s575C0
625 good do at $650d750 fine at 81 75OG9; choice Al
SloSal2 and rich heavy Kentucky at s7l25O The in,
specons of the week 557 hhds Maryland 927 hhds
Ohio, and 80 hhds. Kentucky-total . $50 hhds
MANUFACTURED ToBACc0.--The receipts are coming in
quite freely but the demand is only moderate We still
quote common pounds at 7al2 cts; medium do at 150D
Is cts; good do at 21l25 cts; do. 2sd35 cts; fine
5's and los 1S(G22 cts medium do l4dl7 cts; sound
common do at 9l2cts; and inferior shipping los lss
and 20's Gas cts.
TINTn Plate is still selling at 50 for c., and SO rs
per box for l. X but it is firm at these figures Weouote
Banca Tin at 81 cts Spelter at d6 cts and Pig Lead
at 5 1 GIlG cts. per Id.
TALLoW.-The last sales of Tallow were made at 1o4
cts per d. but there have been transactions
in it.
Wo0L.-There is pretty good demand for WOOL and
nm
washed this week at 226 cts tub washed 33a35 cts
for common, and 363S extra and fleece Woos as
ranging from 81 to 4S cts per lb The of Wool this
week add up about 10000 lbs. We the import here
this week of 2i2 bales Wool from the Cape of Good Hone
lSkEY-Whiskey has been rather dull this week
the greater part of the sales have been made at de
cline of to per gallon on last Fridays rates
The sales add up about 900 bbs at from 22T down to
y cts. for Ohio, and % for City We quote Cv TO-
day at 22 cts and Ohio at % 22 cts but the market
dull at these figures.
m FRElGHrS.-Large Vessels are scarce and in demand
freight Offering
we quote at l0d for grain in shippers bags IS Cd per
a per goods s ha
taken up this week for London private terms
and to-day large ship taken up at Alexandria, w.
to load hence for Liverpool also private terms We
idaeGo and fna ame mGSerdsm a at 2 Cd for Mary
sci was chartered this bark $50 tons has been
taken up for Rio de Janero at 81 per Dbl out and 60 cts
per bag back on Coffee and schooner of 300 bbs for
Jamaica en- private terms Coastwse freghts show no
material change We quote to Boston and ports in
and cts. per bush. for grain; New Bedford Provi
dence and ports the Sound 81 so for coal and cts for
grain; and to New York ST. As for coano grain Offering
10 the latter port. There is still large quantity
of freight offering to Southern ports we quote to
Charleston at 81 cask for bacon 80 per Dbl for
Hour 40 cts. per bbl for whskey Tets per bush for
grain and cts per foot to Savannah $3.50 for bacon
So ton 55 cts for rwhiskey per and cts
for wet do and II cts per foot New Orleans so
o per ton 30 cts for dry bbls so cts. for wet do and
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, August 24-our
Dry Goods Market has been quiet again this week. but in
new ork there has been We learn, heavy business
done in this branch of trade The obbers here are how
ever beginning to be busy and we expect to see the
market quite active here within the next week or two
Cotton fabrics of all descriptions remain very firm and
they are bringing remunerative rates, but for
Woolens prices still rule low. We quote as before
heavy standard makes of Brown Sheetngs at sAG9
cts medium Sheetngs and Shrtings at (dS cts and
light do at 4d6 cts Beached Sheetings and Shirngs
are steady and firm for all desirable styles Drills are firm
at ~ d9cts for brown; 9d94 cts for beached 10xGll
cts for blue Cotton Fannels Denims, Stripes and Ticks
are generally bringing previous Osnaburgs are
scarce and very firm. Ginghams in good supply
We quote them at 9o for Manchester 1O4 cts for
Gascow and Lancaster. and IL cts for Cntons Prints
are selling very freely and Deanes are active at former
rates There is fair business doing in Wooens but the
sales are making at low rates.
TORACCO-uUns