The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-21
ger at 6x cs Mace at As cs and Nutmegs at 4oa45
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ger at 6k c Mace at As cts and Nutmegs at 4o45 cts
sTARCH.-sarch is steady at the following rates. viz:
5@5X cs for Western Pearl; 5H95x for Lancaster,
West Philadelphia, and 0swego River 6cts for Duryea's
and 6(16x cts. for Kingsord's oswego.
STAVES-Staves are inactive, but quote them
steady at the following rates W. at s4oe5 for heavy
ss25 for culled R. o. Hhd sl5Gs for single and $50
Ass per thousand for double W. o. Barrel.
SYRUPS.-We continue to quote Baltimore refined
syrups follows, viz: 39a4i for Sugar House;
"A cts for Goden and so cts per gallon for Extra Golden
TOBACCo-The active demand which has prevailed in
the Tobacco market for some time past has continued
through the present week. but the agents for the
French Austrian and German Governments have filled
their orders it is expected that there will be
pause in the market unless further orders received
All good descriptions of Maryland Tobacco have been
this prices, while the quail
tiles continue neglected We still quote Mary
at 81 ground leaf at S3G7 common at 81 50d3 50 mid
ding $4G4.5O good middng s505 So good leaf sea-
$50; and fine at $7(912 The crop % Bay Tobacco from
the upper counties of Maryland larger this year than
last, and the quality superior, while prices have ranged
about 81 higher We quote tips tails at So 50d4 ground
leaf at s4 505 so; fine yellow 504 and good
at s12gl3 The sales of ohio this week reach about 900
hhds principally spanged within quotations, which
are as 1oows interior to good common S3Ca4; red and
spanged s5g65o; good and fine red and spangled s7s;
and good and fine yellow $9Gl2 For Kentucky Tobacco
there has been good demand and note sales of $50
hhds, so hhds of which Mason county and 20 hhds
Carksvle the latter being sold on private terms Brown
wrappery sold at s79lo, and low cutting at s4d650 We
still quote common lugs at 81 good do at $3.50
$50; inferior leaf at s575625; good do. at $3.50 750
fine at 81 SOFAS choice at slo@l2 and rich heavy Ken
lucky at $7l250 The inspections of the week 500
hhds Maryland S47 hhds Ohio, 2l4 hhds. Kentucky,
and hid. Virgina-total 2,s62 hhds.
MANUFACTURED ToBAcco-The receipts fair and
there pretty good demand existing Prices firmly
maintained particularly for the lower grades We still
quote common pounds at 7Gl2 cts medium do at l5llS
cts; good do at 2125 cts fine do. 2S35 cts; fine SIS
and los 1902 cts; medium do. 14gl7 cts; sound COM
mon do at 9l2 cts and inferior shipping 10s 1885, and
EOS GAS cts
TINTin Plate still selling at 50 for l. c.. and slO75
per box for x, but is firm at these figures Wequote
Banca Tin at 81 cts Speter at 5H@6 cts, and Pig Lead
at54@6 cts. per Id.
per b but there has been movement in it this week
WOOL. There is a fair business doing here in Wool
but the market for it cannot be said to be active Tn
washed is selling at 232+ cts tub washed at 3335 cts
for common and 363S for extra; and quote
Wools as ranging from "a to 4s cts per lb.
WHISKEY.-Whskey has through the week been
dull but there has been rather better inquiry for it
within the last day or two, than there early in the
week The sales embrace 400 bbls City 2Ox
400 bbs Ohio at 2o4 20k cts and so bbls do. at q
cts City held to day at 2oh cts and quote Ohio
at 2oH@2OA cts, the latter figure being however gem
orally asked for it.
FREIGHTS-There is a fair amount Offering for Lv-
erpoo at Cd. for grain in shippers bags 25s per hid
for tobacco COS per ton for bark and 3Os per
heavy goods To London the rates the the
above An advance has taken place freight
to the Continent and engagements have been this
week at Us Cd for Amsterdam 25s for Rotterdam and
lss Cd to Bremen for Maryland tobacco bark of 400
tons has been taken for the North side of Cuba and
back at So hid for and foreign port charges pad
schooner of 600 bbls for Nassau N p and at
Span at S per thousand Coastwise reights rather
dull Wequote to Boston and ports in Maine at 81 IS
bushel for grain; to New Bedford Providence and
ports on the Sound 81 rs for COAL and for grain and
to New York 81 60 for COAL and cts for grain. To
Southern ports quote follows: To Charleston 50 per
ton, 2530 cts for dry and 40 for bbls per
bushe and cts per foot Savannah s. so per
cts for dry and 40 cts for wet bbs, per bushel,
and cts foot to New Orleans S. per for heavy
freight 60 cts for dry bbs 90 cts per Dbl for whiskey
and 10Gl2 cts per foot.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, July 2o-There
heavy busin.s done here last week in Dry Goods
but the market this week has been comparatively quiet
There have however been Southern and Western
buyers here and such have been in market have pur
chased quite freely The prospects of the trade for the
ing season are encouraging and is generally
pected that there will be larger business done here this
fall than before Goods in fair supply but all
the leading varieties held very firmly We again quote
heavy standard makes of Brown Sheetngs at SxG9
cts, medium Sheetngs and Shrtings 7Hls cts., and
light do. at 6 cts Beached Sheetings and Shirtings
are steady and firm for all desirable styles Drills firm
at S4 (g9es for brown; 994 cts for bleached; 10HG1
cts for blue. Cotton Fannels Denims Stripes Ticks
are generally bringing previous rates. Osnaburgs
scarce and very firm Gnghams suitable for the fall
trade are beginning to arrive but there in nothing of
ment doing in them. We quote them at 910 cts for
Manchester ION cts for Glasgow and Lancasters and IL
cts for Cntons. New Prints arriving freely and Of
fering at about the opening prices of last De
Laines come in slowly, and only few samples have
yet been received In Wooens there is little doing
and prices hardly sustained holders
Gus sellers of old Styles while goods yet but
ed