The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-28
BALTIMORE SATURDAY. JULY 28 1860

50 fine yellow at S950l4 and good reds at s2
9l3. We hear of nothing doing in Ohio Tobacco this
week. most OF the buyers being out Of town. We still
quote inferior TO good common $S4 red and spangled
so; good and fine red and spanged s7as good
and fine yellow Scala The market for Kentucky
co has been very quiet this week, sales ONLY
having been made within the range Of our quotations
viz: common ugs at s4 25a475: good do at S. 25Gd,
55o inferior leaf at $575@625 good do at $3.50 7 so;
fine at 81 5ol9 choice at $loGl2 rich heavy Ken
lucky at $dl25O The inspections of the week OS9
hhds Maryland 4S0 hhds Ohio, and 95 hhds Kentucky
total 1904 hhds
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO f-The receipts are coming in
quite freely and there is good demand existing Prices
cts. medium do at 15(l1S cts; good do at 2I25 cts
fine do. 2SG35 cts. fine SIS and los 1S22 cts; medium
do l4Gl7 cts sound common do at 9l2 cts and infe.
rior shipping los, ls's. and 2O's Gas cts.
TiN-Tin Plate is still selling at SO for c. and $40 rs
per box for x but it is firm these figures Weuuote
banea I'm at "a cts Speer at 5HG6 cts, and Pig Lead
TALLoW.-We continue to quote Tallow at 1o4 cts
W00L-There is fair business doing here in Wool
but the market for it cannot be said be active Tn
washed Is selling at 2S2l cts tub washed at SS35
Wools as ranging from 81 to 4s cts. per lb.
WHlSKEY-rhere have been sales this week of about
Il cts for Ohio and quote City closing steady and
hrm at 20H cts and Ohio q cts. per gallon
The stock here both Of City and Ohio is quite light
for both Liverpool and London are
are the same viz Cd for grain shippers bags So for
Jour @ Zos per hid for tobacco o ton for bark and
Amsterdam 25s for Rotterdam and 1S Cd to Bremen for
Maryland tobacco British brig of $50 tons has been
taken up for Cork and market at Cd. grain; two
British brgs of 800 bbs for the West Indies at 60 cts
per Dbl brig of 200 bb for the West Indies at 65 cts
per bbl; schooner of 1000 bbls for Newfoundland on
private terms. Coastwise freghts are dull We quote to
Boston and ports in Maine S. per ton for coal 25
cts per Dbl for -four and cts per bushel for grain
New Befford Providence Fall River and ports on the
Sound 81 70 for COAL and 67 for gran to New York
Sloo Tor COAL and cts for grain. To Charleston we
quote at 81 per on $50 per cask for bacon As cts per
Dbl for whiskey 80 for flour and cts per bushe
20 savannah 81 90 per ton 81 per cask for bacon so
Tor wet and 35 cts for dry bbs and New Orleans SIS
per ton fer heavy freight 90 per Dbl for whskey so
G6o cts for dry bbls, and lOt9l2 cts per foot.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET. july o7-Tnere
mas been rather more animation in the Dry Goods
trade here this week than last but the market has
nevertheless exhibited special activity Some of
the commission houses quite busy but the iobbers
are as yet doing very little. There is very cheer
ul feeling apparent among the trade and large fall
business is anticipated Goods in fair suppIy but all
the leading varieties held firmly again ouote
heavy standard makes of Brown Sheetings at S4G9
cts, medium Sheetings and Shirtings at 7TGS cts and
light do at 54 6 cts. Bleached Sheetngs and Shrtings
are steady and firm for all desirable styles Drills are firm
cts for blue Cotton Flannes, Denms Stripes and Ticks
are generally bringing previous rates. Osnaburgs are
scarce and very firm. Ginghams suitable for the fall
trade are beginning to arrive but there in nothing of mo-
ment doing in them. We quote them at 9GlO cts for
Manchester, 104 cts for Glasgow Laucasters and IL
Gus Tor Cntons. New Prints arriving freely and
they are selling at about the opening prices of last
pies have yet been received In Woolens there is lit
tie DOING and prices hardly sustained as holders are
very ANXIOUS sellers of old styles while new goods are
yet hut sparingly received.