The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-04

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s78aa hhds s5lSt nsa hhds % sS.s s5s hhds
10, $50 bags. 5s,435 bags. $500 bags
s,ass stah1 hHds 2sss ssoSG hbds lieo Te5dnD hSds
REFINED SUGARs.-The following are the manufactu
rates for refined Sugars viz 10%l0k cts for loaf
l0B d102s cts for crushed, powdered and granulaed
yellow - ~
SALT-Liverpool Salt is still selling at the following
rates. viz 100 cts for Ground Alum 155G60 cts fol
jeffrey Darcy's fine; 1600165 cts. for Marshalis do
and IT'S cts per sack for Ashtons do but the market o
it is very firm, and prices have upward tendency
Turks Island do is held at 2o25 cts bushel but
hear of no sales being made
soAP-CastIe Soaps selling at 1G H@l1 cts; olein
do at GS cts, and Chemical Olive do at SAT cts. pc
| lb. The demand is fair at these figures.
SPICES.-There is fair inquiry for Spices Pepper il
selling at 81 gsh cts; Pmento at SOCK cts; Cassia
20a23 cts Cloves at cts Ginger at 6k cs Mace at Al
| cts, and Nutmegs at 45G50 cts. per lb.
| STAVES-There is a fair demand for Slaves, and we
IS heavy W. O. HID; s25@32 light do s4Oa55
W o. Pipe; sl8(d25 for culled r. o. HID; $1511S fo
single and s3O35 per thousand for double W. O. Barrel
About $50 600 Slaves have been exported from here m
| wsek, principally to the Mediterranean.
STARCH-Starch is steady at the following rates, viz
5h cts, for Western PEARL 54G6 for Lancaster, Wes
Philadelphia and oswego River; cts for Duryea's ant
6a6H cts. for Kingsfords oswego.
SYRUPS-We continue to quote Baltimore refined
Syrups follows, viz: at 39il for Sugar House
Al cts for Goden and so cts gallon for Extra Golden
TOBACCO.-We note the continuance of good de
mand for all the better descriptions of Maryland Tobacco
and prices are fully sustained The inquiry for the
qualities is rather better We quote as before frosted
Maryland at 81 ground leaf at $37 common at So 5Od
$50; middling $4g4.50; good mddling S5G5.50 gooC
leaf s6G6. so; and fine at s7@12 Bay Tobacco is il
better inquiry this week at previous rates viz tips
tails at 50 50d4; ground leaf at S. so So fine yellow
s95014 and good reds at S12l3 For Ohio Tobacco there
has also been very good demand the sales amounting
ranges of our quotations, viz inferior to good common s.
(dl4 red and spangled $5G650; good and fine red
spangled s7(as; and good and fine yellow $9G12. The
market for Kentucky Tobacco continues quiet the only
sales this week being 50(G60 hhds Mason county
former prices. We still quote common lugs at s4.25d
A. S; good do. at S. 50 inferior leaf S. 756
good do. at $3.50 So fine at 81 5O9choce at $10@l2
and rich heavy Kentucky at S71l250. The inspections
Of the week are SS5 hhds Maryland 7i3 hhds Ohio,
% hhds. Kentucky-total, 600 hhds.
MANUFACTURED ToBACco.--The demand is quite brisk
and the receipts coming in very freely. We continue
to quote common pounds at 712 cts; medium do at l5
IS cts good do. at 21D25 cts; fine do 2S35 cts
SIS and los 1SG22 cts; medium de. 1417 cts;
aud 2O's GAS cts.
TIN.-Tn Plate is still selling SO for c. and sIO7
per box for x, but it is firm at these figures Wequot
banca I'm at "a cts, Spelter at 5H cts and Pig Lead
at 54 G)6 cts. per lb.
TALLow.-we continue to quote Talow at 1O4 cts
per b but we have heard of sales this week We note
however the export of some $50 900 lbs from this port
Glasgow.
W0oL.-There is a fair business doing here in Wool
but the market for it cannot be said to be active TN
washed is selling at 2SG24 cts, tub washed 3335
for common and 33S cts for extra we quote fleece
Wools as ranging from "a to As It's. per lb.
WHlSKEY- The transactions in Whskey this week
have been light, the sales far have heard
amounting to less than 900 bbs all at 2OL cts fol
City and 2OA B2l cts. for Ohio. For day past
the market has been dull and quote City closing
to day at 20k cts, and Ohio at 20& cts.
FREGHTS.-The rates for both Liverpool and London are
the same viz Cd for grain in shippers bags s
our 25s hid for tobacco S0s per ton for bark
OS per ton for heavy goods at which figures the ship
John Clarke has just completed loading for the former
port The ship Macauey has been taken up this week
load tobacco for Bordeaux and the ship Medallion fol
Trieste, both on private terms. We quote at 27s Cd
to both Amsterdam and Rotterdam The last Bre
men was lSs 3D. brig of 900 bbls. of 200 bbs
and one of 500 bb have been taken up this week fol-
Wlndward, all on private terms Coastwise freghts
are dull and unchanged. We continue to quote to
Boston and ports in Maine 81 s5 per ton for coal
cts per Dbl for -four and cts per bushe for Grain to
New Bedford Providence Fall River and ports on the
Sound $170 for COAL and car cts for grain New
SIG for coal, and cts for grain. To Charleston we
quote at 81 per tom $l50 per cask for bacon 45 per
cts foot to Savannah 81 SO per ton per
bacon, SO cts for wet and 35 cts for dry bbls
New Orleans So per ton fer heavy freight cts per
Dbl for whiskey 5OG6O cts for dry bbls, and l012
per foot
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, August 3-The
Dry Goods trade has exhibited but little animation this
week. but we have no change to note in the general
condition of the market. There is very cheerful
feeling apparent among the trade, and a large fall
the leading varieties very firmly held We again quote
heavy standard makes Of Brown Sheetngs at SA6e
cts, medium Sheetings and Shirtngs at 7XS cts and
light do at 5A6 cts. Bleached Sheetings and Shirngs
are steady and firm for all desirable styles Drills
at 8A G9cts for brown; 998 cts for beached I0HG11
cts for blue Cotton Fanneis Denims Stripes and Ticks
are generally bringing previous rates. Osnaburgs are
scarce and very firm. Ginghams in good supply
We quote them at 9d10 for Manchester 10 cts fol
GLASGOW and Lancaster, and IL cts for Clintons New
pInt nrn lln THanl alfVrp.