The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-14

Refined Y elbow & Extra. 9R
Yellow Sugars of lower grades at prices according to
SOAP CASTLE Soap is selling at 10 all cts oleine
do at cts, and Chemical Olive dc. at 6d7 cts per
lib. The demand is fair at these figures.
SPICES-We still quote Pepper at SA cts; Pimento
at 64 6h cts; Cassia at 17lS Cloves cs Gin
ger at 6h cts Mace at As cts and Nutmegs at 4o45
per lb.
515H cts for Western PEARL 5h(G5A for Lancaster
West Philadelphia and 0swego River; cts for Duryea's;
and 6d6h cts. for Kingsford's 0swego.
STAN ES.-Staves inactive, but quote them
steady at the following rates VIZ: at sl0a65 for heavy
W. Hhd $25d32 for light do; $40a55 for W o. Pipe;
G1i0 per thousand for double W. o. Barrel.
sYRUPS-We continue to quote Baltimore refined
IA cts for Golden and so cts gallon for Extra Golden
TOBACCO.-There continues to be good demand for
the better qualities of Maryland Tobacco but the
cets are beginning to dec ease the transactions are not
so heavy as for weeks past. Although all good
qualities meet with ready SALE there is much avid
ily to purchase manifested by shippers Prices are un.
ground leaf at S3d7; at 81 5035O mddling S4
fine at $7d2. The market for Ohio Tobacco has been
quite active this week. the sales embracing about 900
hhds reds at s3509 Yellow and spangled duh ofsale
The Tobacco coming forward at present from Ohio is
much better condition than that previously received and
commands full rates We do however alter quota
tons which are as follows inferior to good common $3
a. red and spangled S5d650 good and fine red and
gled S7dS; and good and fine yellow s9al2 In Ken
to- Of aosR aog %
seo interior leaf at 60 go9sdh AID DE- RAT a ea3y 49, 30 R
lucky at (dl25O The inspections of the week 73S
hhds Maryland 1,736 hhds Ohio and 13S hhds. Ken
tucky-total 1907 hhds.
MANUFACTURED ToBACCo.--The market is more active
this week. sustained We still ouote
common pounds at 7al2 cts medium do at 150Ils
good do at 2l(Q25 cts fine do 2S35 cts fine SIS and
los 1s(d22 cts; medium do. 14G17 cts. sound common
do. at 9l2 cts and inferior shipping 1cs 1s's 2Os
6dS cts.
TIN-Tin Plate is still selling at SO for c. and 80 rs
per box for IX but it is firm at these figures We quote
Banca Tin at S3 cts Spelter at 5x c and Pig Lead at
54(G54 cts. per h.
TALLOW.-We note sale this week of 500 900 lbs
Butchers Association Taow at 1OA cts per lb. This
the first transaction of any moment that has taken place
in this article for some time past.
WO0L-There is heavy business doingi in Wool at the
west but the transactions in it here continue to be light
although there is more doing in it than there week
or two Prices unchanged and still quote un
washed 223 cts, tub washed at 31d35 cts, and fleece
WOOL oil which there is some coming forward, rang
ing from - to 40 cts per lb according to the quality
quiet but has ruled steadily 2OE for City
and Ohio. 1t closes however dull at this figure The
sales add up about 900 bbls, all at the above rate
FRElGllTS.-There is good deal Offering for Liver
pool and vessels suitable that trade The
rate to Liverpool ed for grain, 25s per hid for
goods We quote to London at 3s per Dbl for flour 25s
hhds for tobacco and 30s per heavy freight
The last rate to Rotterdam 22s Cd for Maryland
bacco, and to Bremen lis. Cd. The tendency however
is now upward. brig of 800 tons has been taken up
this week for Glasgow private terms schooner of
schooner of 160 tons for Maanazs and back
port charges paid We quote to Boston and ports in
Hour,
and cts per bushel for grain to New Bedford Provi-
dence and ports the Sound 81 go for coal and Gets
grain and to New York at $3.50 for coal. There is not
much Offering to Southern ports, and quote fol-
lows To Charleston 81 per ton so cts for dry and 40
cts for wet bbls, cts. per bushe and per foot;
to Savannah 81 per ton 80 for dry and As
wet bbs, and cts foot to New Orleans S4d4 so per
ton for heavy freight so cts. for dry bbls go cts per
bbl for whiskey, and 10 cts per foot.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, July 1s.-The
Dry Goods trade begins to exhibit symptoms of
turning animation, and the package houses this week
have been quite busy Several large buyers from the South
ana west have been in market and most of them have
made large bills The prospects of the trade for the
ing season are very encouraging and it 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 Sheetings at S4d9
cts, medium Sheetings and Shirngs at 7hGS cts. and
light do at 6 cts. Bleached Sheengs and Shirtings
are steady and firm for all desirable styles Drills firm
at 99cts for brown ed94 cts for bleached; hI1
cts for blue Cotton Fiannes Denims Stripes and Ticks
are generally bringing previous rates. Osnaburgs
scarce and very firm. Ginghams suitable for the fall
trade are beginning to arrive but there in nothing
ment doing in them. We quote them at 9dllO cts. for
Manchester ION cts for Glasgow and ancasters and IL
cts for Clnons. New Prints arriving freely and
ierlng at about the opening prices of last De
LANES come in slowly and only few samples have
as yet been received In WOoens there is little doing
and prices hardly sustained holders very anX
ious sellers of old Styles while goods yet
sparingly received.