The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-15

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Yellow Sugars of lower grades at prices according to
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SALT-Liverpool Salt is in good demand and we note
sales during the week of 900 to 1000 Ground
Alum in lots at 95d1O0 cts Fine is selling at 155016O
Gt lor Jenrey Darcys l6OGl65 cts for Marshals and
n2 cts per sack Tor Ashtons We quote Turks Island
Salt nominal at 2O25 cts per bushe but there is none
selling We note the import this week of 1915 per
| ship Kalamazoo, y from Liverpool.
SOaP-Castile Soap is selling II cts; OIeine do
71CGS cts. and Chemical Olive DO. at 6d7 cts per lb
SPlCES.-There is fair demand for Spices but there
is no special activity in them Pepper is selling
81 cts; Pimento at 6G64 cts; Cassia at 2O023 cts
Cloves at cts Ginger at 6k cts Mace at As cts and
sTAvES-There is good demand for Slaves, and we
quote them steady at the following rates viz at s4o65
for heavy W. O. HID; $25G32 for light do s40d65 for
Wo. Pipe; SlSa25 for culled R. o. Hhd S15(dIS for
is steady at the following rates viz
81 cts for Western PEARL &6 cts for Lancaster West
Philadelphia, and 0swego River for Duryea's; and
oG6x cts. Tor kingsford's Oswego
SUMAC.-We quote Sumac at sS4@35 per ton but we
hear of no sales being made. w
SYRUPS.-We continue to ouote Balhmora ra6ned
Syrups as follows viz: 394i cts. for Sugar House;
a cts for Golden and so cts gallon for Extra Golden
m mTALLOW; The last sales Of Taow made at lO4
Gus per d. but thore ha- no recent transactions
TOBACCO-The market for all kipds of leaf Tobacco
has been dull this week. The receipts Maryland are
large, but there very little of desirable quality
ing in which is the only sort for which demand exists
Prices are not fully sustained and in order
holders obliged to submit lower rates
mon descriptions For very common there is inquiry.
we 90 not after our quotations however which are as
follows: frosted Maryland at $2 ground leaf at sS7;
s5@5.5O good leaf s66 5O and ne at s7G12 There is
very little Bay Tobacco selling. We still quote tips or
tails a. s. 5O94 ground leaf at 5oa55o fine yeowat
s950G4; and good reds at $120l3 hear of nothing
doing in Ohio Tobacco this week which quote as
fore inferior to good common s34 red pangled s5
Go50; good and fine red and spangled s7dS and good
and fine yellow S9912 The only transactions we hear of
in Kentucky Tobacco so hhds private terms. The
quote lugs at 81 5 good do at 20
inferior leaf at $575625 good do s. SOAR 5O fine at
5OG9; choice at $l0d12 and rich heavy Kentucky at
of he wanko do
Maryland 737 hhds. Ohio and hhd Virgna-total 676
hhds.
business doing, with ample receipts We still quote
common pounds at 7d12 cts. medium do l5tdllS cts;
good do at 2ld25 cts; fine do 2835 cts; fine SIS and
los lS(l22 cts; medium do. 14017 cts; sound common
do at 9l2 cts and inferior shipping 1Os 1ss
Gas cts.
TIN.-Tn Plate is still selling at SO for c. and $40 rs
per box for /. x but it is firm these figures Weuuote
Banea Tin at "a cts Spelter at 5ha6 cts and Pig Lead
at 5A (d6 cts. per lb.
WoOL-There is fair business doing in Wool but the
market exhibits special activity Sales some 900
to l5OO bs have been made this week within the range
OF quotations. which are as follows, viz 2426
unwashed; 3436 cts. for common tub washed 3840 cts
for extra do 2s32 pulled Lambs Wool and sam
As cts for to extra fleece Wool lot of about
100000 lbs Cape of Good Hope Wool sold here last
week to go to New York; but the terms kept private
WHlSkE1.-Whiskey was active and firm during the
early part of the week. but for days the
ket for it has been dull and it closes to-day quite heavy
Sales were made during the early part of the at
cts for City, and 23Hg24 cts for Ohio these figures
ing an advance o, cent to cent per gallon on last
without finding buyers The sales of the week add up
about 200 bbls.
FREIGHTS.-Large vessels suitable for the European
trade are more plenty, and rates have downward
tendency vessel has been taken I'D for Liverpool this
week at As. per bbl for flour, I'D per bushe for
grain On tobacco and other cargo the rates the same
as last week, viz: 27s Cd per hid for tobacco 30s per
ton for bark and sos ton for heavy goods We quote
to London at l2H dl3d for grain, As 4s Cd for flour
and BIS 3D. for tobacco. The rate to Holland is 32s Cd
for Maryland tobacco and to Bremen 27s Cd. brig of
24O tons tons has been taken up for Newfoundland and
a of TINS for Taun do
Cuba and back for 81 800 foreign port charges paid
There are but few vessels suitable to the coasng in
port oisengaged and reghts brisk We quote to Bos
ton and ports Maine 81 25 per for COAL 25 cts per
Dbl for Hour and cts. per bushe for grain to New
Bedford Providence and ports the Sound S1S for
COAL and cts for grain; to New York 81 65 coal and
cts for grain To Southern ports we quote as follows
Charleston cts per foot per bushe grain As
cts for wet and so dry bbs 81 so per tom to
Savannah cts foot cts bushel, so wet
and So cts for dry bb and So per ton; to New Orleans
and S45Og5 per ton and to Mobile II per foot 65
cts for dry bbls, 90 cts for do, and $5 per
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, September II
There has been quite active business done here
this week in Dry Goods and the fall trade may said
to have fairly opened The commission houses have how
ever been doing comparatively little, the for their
trade being pretty nearly over but the obbers are
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
fancy styles have is usual at this season the
heavy standard makes of Brown Sheetings at
S&99 cts, medium Sheetings and Shirngs at 7H(GS
cts, and light do. at 6 cts. Bleached Sheetings and
Shrtings steady and firm for all desirable styles Drills
firm at SA 9 cts for brown 9G94 cts for bleached;
1OhG11 cts. for blue Cotton Flannes Denims Sripes
and Ticks are generally bringing previous
burgs are scarce and very firm. Ginghams good
supply We quote them at 9l0 cts for Manchester,
cts. for GLASGOW and Lancaster and IL cts. for Clnons
Prints are selling very freely and DeLanes active
former rates There fair business doing in Wooens
but the sales are generally making at low rates.