The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-11

SALT-We have heard of no cargo sales of Salt this
week but Liverpool has been selling quite freely in lots
Ql160 cts for jeffrey Darcys fne 160Gl65 cts. for
Marshas do and 175 cts per sack for Ashton do and
Salt nominal at 2o25 cts per bushel but there is
selling We the import this 100 sacks Salt
per ship f. W Brune from Liverpool.
SOAP CASTLE Soap selling ION all cts; Olene
do. at 7HS cts and Chemical Olive do at 6p7 cts per
lb. The demand is fair at these figures.
SPlCES.-There is fair inquiry for Spices Pepper is
selling at S4 GSH cts; Pimeno at 6d64 cts; Cassa at
2oG23 cts Gloves at cts Ginger at 6h cts Mace at 45
cts. and Nutmegs at 45G5o cts. per lb.
STAVES.-There is fair demand for Slaves, and we
quote them steady at the following rates, VIZ at s4o
65 for heavy W. HID; $2532 for light do S40G55 for
w. Pipe; $1SG25 for cued R. o. HID; s15d1S for
gle and $30GS5 per thousand for double W. o. Barrel
STARCH.-Starch is steady at the following rates, viz
5H cts Western PEARL 5A6 for Lancaster, West
Philadelphia and Oswego River; cts for Duryea's; and
6G161 cts for Kingsords oswego.
SYRUPS.-We continue to quote Baltimore refined
Syrups as follows, viz at 39G4l cts for Sugar House,
A cts for Golden and so cts gallon for Extra Golden
TOBACCO.-For all the better descriptions of Maryland
Tobacco the demand continues good and sales read
y affected at full rates. but for the sorts there
very little inquiry and quotations can only be obtained
when taken with desirable lots. We still quote
frosted Maryland at 81 ground leaf at $397 common at
good leaf s6a65o; and fine at s7@12 Bay Tobacco
is still selling at former prices viz tips tails at $3.50
d4 ground leaf at s45Oa550 fine yellow at s9.5O914;
and good reds at Sl2G3 We hear Of nothing doing in
Ohio Tobacco this week. but connne to quote inferior
good common s34 red and spangled $5G6 So good and
fine red and spanged S7(ds and good and fine yellow
S9G12 We have transactions report in Kentucky To-
bacco the market being quiet Prices unchanged
and we still quote common lugs at s4250475; good
do at S. 525@55o inferior leaf at s575@625; good do
at $3.50 G750 fine at $750G9 choice at $l0G)l2; and
rich heavy Kentucky at $7(G1250
MANUFACTURED TOBACCo.--We have change to note
in the market this week. The demand continues quite
active and the receipts are coming in very freely We
continue to quote common pounds at 12 cts; medium
do at 15GlS cts good do. at 2l(025 ct fine do. 2S35
cts; fine SIS and los 1922 cts. medium do l4l7 cts
sound common do at 912 cts and inferior shipping 10s
1875 and 20's GAS cts.
TIN-Tn Plate is still selling at 50 for c.. and $lO75
per box Tor l. X but it is firm these figures Wequote
Banca Tin at "a cts Spelter at SIG cts and Pig Lead
at 54 Cd6 cts. per lb.
TALLOw.-we continue to quote Tallow at 1OX cts
per b. but we have heard of sales this week note
however the export of lbs from this port to
Glasgow.
WoOL-There is fair business doing here in Wool,
but the market for it cannot be said to be active I'm
washed is selling at 2324 cts tub washed at 3335 cts
for common and 363S cts for extra and quote fleece
Woos ranging from "a to 4S cts. per lb.
WH1SKEY.-The transactions in Whiskey have been
ted considerable mness prices have advanced since
the opening to cent per gallon The opening sales
were made At FOX cts for City and 2oA cts for Ohio
cts per gallon. The sales for the week add about
1000 bbls
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET August l0-The
Dry Goods trade has exhibited but little animation this
condition of the market. There is very cheerful
feeling apparent among the trade, and large fall
the leading varieties very firmly held We again quote
heavy standard makes of Brown Sheetings at S&(d9
cts medium Sheetings and Shirngs at 7H@S cts, and
light do at 546 cts. Bleached Sheetngs and Shrtings
steady and firm for all desirable styles Drills firm
at S4 9cts for brown el94 cts for bleached 10HG11
cts for blue Cotton Fannels Denims, Stripes and Ticks
are generally bringing previous rates. osnaburgs are
scarce and very firm. Ginghams are in good supply
We quote them at 9d1O cts for Manchester IOY cts for
GLASGOW and Lancaster, and IL cts. for Cnons. New
Prints arriving freely and they selling at about
the opening prices of last De LANES also in
fair supply and they selling at about last season s
rates There is fair demand for Woollens but there has
been no decided movement in them as yet
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE