The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-22

white Mercer selling in lots at from 60 to 20 cts per
bushel.
| RTCE-There is stock of kce here and there has
consequently been very little done in it this week The
few sales made been at 5G5X cts and we quote il
as closing firm at these figures for fair to prime
RUM. New England Rum is selling at 49, G+64 cts
but the market for it is dull
SUGARS.-There was quite an active movement in
Sugars early in the week. but for three days
the market for them has been rather quiet The
tons this week about 100 hhds and 700 boxes
The sales include ISL hhds En- gsh island at So 6S
hhds Cuba at 650a675 40 hhds Rico at s6 75
9o nhds CUBA at 81 25G775, 100 hhds Porto Rico at
from s37H to S5 100 boxes cayed Cuba at S. So and
1900 boxes do the terms for which kept private
The market has throughout the week been toerably
firm in tone, and Sugars close steady at the following
rates viz S6G650 for refining grades Cuba and English
lsand Sc for grocery grades do So soar for
common fair Porto Rico 81 25 for good to prime
| do; and s7as 25 for fair to prime do We note the
import this week of 27 hhds from Porto Rico 23l hhds
and 600 boxes from Cuba total SOP hhd and 600 boxes
REFINED SUGARs.-The manufacturers rates for Re-
fined Sugars are follows, viz: 10d10s cts. for
loaf 9A l0 cts for crushed, powdered and granuated
lOs cts for extra fine powdered; 4d9A cts for soft
crushed white; and s5zGS4 cts for G yellow
SALT-liverpoo Salt continues in fair demand but
prices FOR it have declined slightly since last. We
now quote it at 95 cts for Ground Alum 155 cts. for
Marshalls fine; l55G160 for Jeffrey & Darcys do
and l70l75 cts sack for Ashtons Turks Island
salt is still quoted at 20d25 cts per bushe but there
is very little doing in it.
S0AP-Castile Soap is selling at II cts; Oleine do ct
SPICES-There is a fair demand for Spices but there
is special activity in them. Pepper selling at
81 cts; Pimento at 6G64 cts; Cassa at 2Od23 cts
Nutmegs at 45d50 cts. per lb
STAVES-staves are quiet, but we quote them steady
at the following rates, viz: at S40d65 for heavy W O.
HID $25G32 for light do S4Od65 for W. O. Pipe; slS4
% for culled r. o. HID; $5GlS for single and s30G35
per t thousand for double W. o. Barrel:
STARCH-Starch is steady at the following rates viz
5H cts for Western Pearl 5A6 cts for Lancaster, West
Philadelphia and oswego River; for Duryea's; and
oG6H cts Tor Kingsford's Oswego.
SuMAC.-We quote Sumac at sS4lG35 per ton, but we
hear of no sales being made.
SfKUPS.,The rates for Baltimore refined syrups
have been reduced recently and they follows
viz S7d39 cts for Sugar House. az cts for Golden and
As CTS. per gallon for Extra Golden.
TOBACCO.-There is rather more doing in Tobacco this
week than last but the market is by no means active
For the better descriptions of crop Maryland there is
old crop there inquiry. We still quote Mary
land at 81 ground leaf at s3Q7; common at 81 5O3 5O
middling S4g450; good middng S5G550; good leaf Sc
(G65O and fine at $7l12 We quote Bay Tobacco as fol-
lows tips or tails at So 50G4 ground leaf at 81 50
fine yellow at s9.501l4 and good reds at s12l3 The
sales OF Ohio amount to only about $50 hhds at previous
rates, viz inferior to good S34 red and spang
ed s5d6 So good and fine red and spangled s7S; and
good and fine yellow $9dl2. There has been fair maui.
ry for Kentucky Tobacco with sales 100 hhds Mason
county and Kentucky at former prices viz common lugs
81 25d4 75 good do at IS 25 bO Inferior s5 5
(d625 good do. at S850750 fine at 81 509; choice at
SlOCGl2 and rich heavy Kentucky at S7D1250. The in
spection of the week 1850 hhds Maryland 42 hhds
Ohio, and % hhds. Kentucky-total 2 ,544 hhds
MANUFACTURED ToBACCo.-The receipts are coming ir
very freely and with large stocks there active
mand existing Prices are unchanged and still quote
common pounds at 7(Gl2 cts medium do at l5CllS cts
good do at 2l(G25 cts. fine do. 2S35 cts; SIS and
sound
do at 9al2 cts and inferior shipping 1Os ss and pos
GAS cts.
TALLOW.-The last sales of Tallow were made at 1O4
cts per lb but there have been
it.
TINTin Plate is still selling at SO for c. and $40 rs
per box for X, but it is firm these figures Weauote
Banca Tin at 81 cts, Speter at cts and Pig Lead
at 81 G16 cts. per h.
W0OL-There is fair business doing in Wool but the
market exhibits special activity Sales Of some 10 900
to $4,000 lbs have been made this within the range
of quotations, which are as follows, viz 2426 for
i1D9R RctS hryn ola1
for extra do 2Sd32 csfor pulled Lambs WOOL and 35d
As cts for common to extra fleece Wool.
WHlSKEY.-Whiskeyh has through the week been dull
and heavy 1t sold early in the week at % cts and sub
sequenty at 22A cts for both City and Ohio, and both
varieties close day dull at the latter figure The sales
this week add up about 900 hbls.
FREIGHTS.-We have change to notice in Euro
pean freighs The ship Continental has been taken up
this week for Liverpool at As per bbl for -four and I'D
per bushel for grain On tobacco and other cargo the
rates are Us Cd per hid. for tobacco, Sos per ton
for bark and 3os per ton for heavy goods We quote
to London at l2hGl3d. for grain As. .G4s Cd flour
and 52s Cd for tobacco. The Holland 32 cd for
Maryland tobacco and to Bremen 27s. cd. brig 600
bbls has been taken up for Jamaica private terms;
schooner of 900 bbs for Rio Janeiro and back per
DBL and schooner of 800 bbs for Cuba and back on
private terms There good demand for vessels to load
for coastwise ports with but few port sengaged We
quote to Boston and ports in Maine 50 per COAL
6G7 cts bushel for grain and 2530 per bb for
-four to Providence New Bedford and ports the Sound
81 per ton for coal and cts per bushel for grain
Southern ports quote follows: Charleston cts per
cts for dry bbls., and $3.50 per ton; to Savannah cts
per foot cts bushe So cts for and 35 for
dry bbls and So per tom to New Orleans 1O@12 cts per
foot 81 for wet bbls 62H cts for dry do S5 per
ton and to Mobile 124l5 cts per foot, * cts. per
gallon for whiskey and SIS per ton.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, September 81
There has been quite an active business done here
this week in Dry Goods and the fall trade may be said
to have fairly opened The commission houses have how
heen doing comparatively tle the season Tor ter
ade Delng pretty but the obbers are gene
rally busy, and most of them turning out large
quantities of goods principally for the South and West
Prices for all staple goods well maintained but
fancy styles have, is usual at this the
year, fallen off slightly. We quote before
heavy standard makes of Brown Sheetngs at
sa(d9 cts, medium Sheetngs and Shirtings at 7H9S
cts, and light do at 81 G6 Bleached Sheetings and
Shrtngs are steady and firm for all desirable styles Drills
are firm at SA 9 cts. for brown e94 for beached;
4(dll cts for blue. Cotton Fannels, Denms Stripes
and Ticks generally bringing previous rates Osna-
burgs are scarce and very firm Gnghams in good
supply We quote them at 9dl0 cts for Manchester 10A
cts for GLASGOW and Lancaster. and ii cts for Cntons
Prints are selling very freely and DeLaines active
former rates There is fair business doing in Woolen
but the sales generally making at low rates.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE