The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-18

port this week of 436 hhds ard 2465 boxes from Cuba
40 hhds from Porto Rico and 80 hhds from New York
total 705 hhds., and 2 465 boxes.
REFINED SUGARs.-Refned Sugars are still selling at
the following rates, viz. 10S@l0X cts. for Loaf los
d10S cts for crushed powdered and granulated 9%(d
OK cts for soft crushed white; and 94@9s cts.
yellow.
SALT-Liverpoo Salt is selling in lots to the trade at
100 cts for Ground Alum 155(ll60 cts for Jeffrey
Darcys fine l60Gl65 cts. for Marshas do. and 175 cts
per sack for Ashtons do, but it is very firm at these
figures The cargo of the "F. W. Brunei (about 5000
saeks) was sold few days snce but terms were kept
private Turks Island do is held at 2025 cts per bushel
but we hear of no sales being made
SoAP-Castile Soap is selling at 10X6l11 cts; oeine
do at 7HgS cts and Chemical Olive car cts per
lb The demand is fair at these figures.
SPiCES-There is fair inquiry for Spices, but they
are not active Pepper is selling at S s cts Pimeno
at 6g6x cts Cassia at 2OG23 cts Gloves at cts Gin
per lb.
STAyES.-There is a fair demand for Slaves. and we
quote them steady at the following rates. VIZ: $40
65 for heavy W. HID; $25132 light do; s4055 for
W o. Pipe; slSG25 for cued r. O. HID; $I5Gls for
single and S3O35 thousand for double W O. Barrel
STARCH.-Starch is steady at the following rates viz:
q cts for Western PEARL cts for Lancaster West
Philadelphia, and Oswego River; cts for DURYEA'S; and
6(G6h cts. for Kingsford's Oswego.
sYkuPS:IWe continue to quote Baltimore refined
Syrups as follows viz at 39G4l cts. for Sugar House;
a cts Tor Golden and so cts gallon for Extra Golden
TObACCO-We have no change to note in the market
Tor Maryland Tobacco this week The demand continues
good for all the better descriptions at full rates while
the common qualities neglected We still quote
frosted Maryland at So; ground leaf s37 common at
81 5Od350; midding S4di.5O good nddling S5dl5 so;
good leaf $6G650i and fine s7Gl2 The receipts of
Bay Tobacco light and all that market meets
with ready sale at full prices We quote as before tins
or tails at 5o4 ground leaf s45OG5 5O fine vel
low at S950Gl4; and good reds $12Ql3 For Ohio To-
bacco the demand has been moderate the sales reacbnp
only about 25 hhds panged and reds former prices
We continue to quote inferior good common s3d4 red
ana spanged 50 good and fine red and spanged 81
as and good and fine yellow $9Il12. The market for
Kentucky Tobacco is quiet, small sales only being made
within the range of our quotations, viz common Jugs at
S4Z9g4o good do at S. 255 so; inferior leaf at rs
a625 good do. at $3.50 so; fine at 81 5O09 choice at
SiolZ ana rich heavy Kentucky at $7dl25o The in
Ohio, and l37 hhds. Kentucky-total 2 479 hhds
MANUFACTURED ToBACCo.-There is fair demand ex.
stng although the market is not brisk for the past
week or two The receipts have been rather light owing
mainly to the temporary withdrawal several of the
henmond boats. Prices are unchanged, and we still
quote common pounds at 7d12 cts; medium do at l5d
IL cts good do. at 2l(d25 cts fine do 2s35 cts fine
5s and los 1Sd)22 cts; medium do l4l7 cts. sound
common CON mon 90 at cts and inferior shipping 1Os 1ss
TIN-Tin Plate is still selling at 50 for c. and US
per box for X, but firm at these figures Wennote
banca I'm at "a cts, Speer at 5h d6 cts and Pig Lead
at 5A (dl6 cts. per ID.
TALLoW.-The last sales of Tallow were made at 1o4
CTS per d. but there have been recent transactions
in it.
WO0L.-There is pretty good demand for Wool. and
the market for 1t IS tolerably firm in tone We quote un
washed this week at 23026cts tub washed at 3d5 cts
Tor common and Se3S cts for extra and fleece as
ranging from 81 to 4S per b The sales of Wool bi
week add up about Is 900 lbs.
WHlShEY.-Whiskey continues to improve It sold
at the opening of the week at q cts for City and
ONO Du Tor two or three days past City has been selling
at 22G22H ct and Ohio at 22h cs and bottle varieties
close firm at these figures There has been good nourv
bbls. ~ ~ ~
FREIGHTS.-There is a fair amount Offering to Liver.
pool and we quote both to that port London at Cd
Tor grain in shippers bags 3 for -four per hid for
tobacco 30s ton for bark and ton for heavy
goods We still quote at 27s Cd to both Amsterdam and
Rotterdam There is vessel up for Bremen The last
rate l8s 3D. brig of 230 tons has been chartered
to load slaves for Grenada s2 per OOO brig of 400
pois for Jamaica at 6octs per bb schooner 1900
hbs for ditto at 65cts and schooner of 1900 bbIs for
Havana on private terms. Coastwise reighs show no
special change We quote to Boston and ports in Maine
at so per ton for COAL 25cts per bb for -four and Gets
per BUSH for grain; to New Bedford Providence and
ports on the Sound 81 so for COAL and Gets for grain; to
New York 81 As for coalno grain offering the latter
port Ihere Is large quantity of freight offering Sou
thern perts and We quote to Charleston So per cask
for bacon, 30cts per bb for -four 40cts per Dbl for
whiskey 7ct per bush for gran and Gets per foot to
Savannah $3.50 for bacon SO per ton 55cts for whskey
Sets per buhel and Sets per foot to Mobile SIS per ton
6oc for dry bbls 90cs for wet do and 2cs per foot
and to New Orleans 81 5O5 per ton Scots for dry bb
oocts Tor wet do, and l0cts per foot.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, August 1.-THE
Dry Goods market here has been quiet again this week
and there less bouancy feeling among the trade than
there was week or two since The political excitement
connected necessarily with presidential election has
always in greater or less degree, prejudicial nfu
ence upon trade and in addition to this we have now the
reported failure OF the corn crop in most Of the Southern
states and the latter fact has restricted the
purchases of Dry Goods for Southern markets The
west is however taking many goods as usual Cot
ton fabrics of all descriptions remain very firm and
they are bringing remunerative rates, but for
Woolens prices rule very low. We quote as before
heavy standard makes of Brown Sheetipps at S1Go
cts, medium Sheetings and Shirngs at 7X96s and
light do at Ad6 cts Bleached Sheetngs and Shirtinrs
are steady and firm for all desirable styles Drills are firm
at d9cts for brown; e9k cts for bleached; 1Ox11
cts for blue Cotton Fannels Denims Stripes and Ticks
are generally bringing previous rates. Osnaburgs are
scarce and very firm. Ginghams in good supply
we quote them at 9d0 cts for Manchester 104 cts for
GLASGOW and Lancaster. and IL for Cntons Prints
are selling very freely and DeIaines active
rates There is fair business doing Woolens but the