The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-27

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made at G66 for white, and 5355 for yellow
OATS Oats have through the week been in good de
mand and quite firm There have been 10 coo bush
els received nearly all of which have changed hands
3d32 cts for Maryland and SO cts bushel for Penn
syvana, and they close firm at these figures.
,PEAsE AND BEANs-There are black.eyed Pease il
market but white Beans OF which there arriving
selling at from s75 to S225 per bushel according
quality.
quote the Agents price for Peruvian at 800 per long ton
and that of dealers S62 chabOe Guano is held $50
California or Elide Island Guano at Si5 per LONG
tom Mexican a at s20ta22 per ton according tc
quality, Mexican at SIG, somhrero at s2aCA3O pei
long ton Nevassa at s25 per long ton by importers
and s2S by Dealers and Columbian at S3s Gt0 per long
Rhodes and DeBerg's Super Phosphate of Lime, Mary
land Company's Super Phosphate of Lime and Baugh's
bone Phosphate sell at s45 per 1000 lbs. The m
ports of the week are 335 tons Peruvian.
| GCNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags selling at the fol-
lowing rates. viz II cts. for small and l59l6 cts each
HAY AND STRAW.-For both these articles the mar
ket continues dull We quote Hay before at SI3 all
for Timothy in bales and Rye Straw dun at sl4G15 per
ton There is Wheat or 0a Straw Offering
HEMP.-We quote Hemp follows, viz: at S135 a l40
for rough American s2O02l5 for dressed do s25 220
per ton for Russia 6d64 is per To- for Manila;
for Jue; and 81 cts for sum- but the market for is
exceedingly dull.
Hides here for some months, and have quotations
give In Leather there is little doing Gov
supplies, but there is trade demand, and pri-
ces too unsettled to give reliable quotations.
IRON.-There is hardly demand for Iron and quo
ationS for 1t are almost entirely nominal We quote
follows viz BaltimoreCha coal Forge at Catoctin
do at s24d25; Charcoal No Wheel S27G 49, Anthracite
Iron at @ @ - M oF @ 30 IL a5 oT so ~ to for N Nc"
| the yards We quote Blooms before at $40 pud-
died and 6oG62% per ton for best Charcoal Bar Iron at
S47xG50 for common English and American. and s57H
d6o per ton for refined do and Sheet do at y d4 cts
for English; 3&G4 cts for American, and II cts per H.
for Russia Boiler Plates selling at 81 cts for pud
died and 4G4A cts per lb for refined Charcoal! and
quote Nails at S2S0G2S5 per 100 lbs cash. for Cut 4d
| INDIGO-Indigo is very dul but the nominal rates
for it still follows viz 1OOGl5O for Bengal
95dl2O cts. for Kurpah 70dS5 Madras; l0Ol25
for Guatemala 3Od45 cts for fair Manila;
and 50d9o cts per h. for good prime do
MADDER There is no Madder selling far we are
vised quote nominal at O4aI2E cts per lb
| for good to prime Dutch Ombro.
MILL FEED.-Ml Feed continues dull We quote
Brown Stuff at 10ll cts, and Middngs at 20 as cts
| MoIASSES -Molasses has through the week been
very firm but have heard there has been no
movement in it worth noting. We quote follows viz
Cuba Muscovado at % 26 cts Porto Rico at "a 36 ct
and New Orleans So ass cts We the import this
| week of 1875 hhls from New York.
NAVAL STORES.-Spirits Turpentne is still selling
at S5 cts per gallon but it is dull at this figure. Rosn
is very and No which the only description
here is selling at s. 759$ per bh We quote Pitch as
before at 81 %, and Tar at 81 75d93 per Dbl.
OILS-0ils are still dull, but they unchanged in
price and still quote Linseed 6265 for Amer
Sperm at l5oal55 cts for fall and $50 a165 cts for
winter Whale at 6oG62 cts for crude and 66 6s cts for
patent beache; Solar at 6sd70 cts Sea Elephant at 20
@75 cts and Lard at soGs5 cts pei gallon,
PRONISI0NS.-There has been some movement this
week in Provisions but there has been nothing like
yy Wst Of f. So h b af Mess Pork at m @ m ss1 b ID do n %
sl5 % per bbI so bbs Western Lard at cts 80 hhds
Bulk Shoulders at cts LOCO pieces small size Bacon
Hams 10 cts. 500 pieces do lGGIlI cts, and lOO TO
| 1850 hhds Bacon Shoulders and SdeS at from > to 81
cts, for the the former and y 74 for the latter
Bacon Sides dull but Shoulders in pretty good
demand and the market for them steady and toerably
firm. Hams range in price at from to Ii per b.-
Bulk Meat may he quoted to-day cts. for Shoulders,
64G7 cts for Sides, and N cts for Hams Lard at
for Western in bbis and ties. and II all
fined: Mess Pork at SIS 5G5 So Prime do at sIl0I2
| Rump la
| dl6 per hbl for Mess.
| BUTTER The demand for Butter continues limited
but it is still in of the supply prices for
pretty well maintained. Most of the lots received
have changed hands at - cts for new solid hacked
Western; lOd1S cts for Rol and 1Oa1i Glades
Eggs are selling at lll2 cts per dozen but the mar
| ke for them is dull
there is good supply C., Eastern and it is selling Sa
cts. for Cutting and lldl2h cts for English Dairy.
PLASTER-The market is still bare of Plaster, there
having been arrivals here for time past There
is however little or inquiry for it
POTATOES.-Old Mercer Potatoes still selling at 20
asa cts per bushe but they very dull even at these
| fgurs
RICE We not advised of any transactions worth
noting this week in Rice but quote it steady at
cts for good to prime lots The st ok here is very
nearly exhausted, and fresh receipts of
| looked for at present
SUGARS.-The market for Sugars has throughout the
week been active and buoyant The transactions have
however not been large the sales adding up only atout
$40 hhds The sales include 20 hhds Cuba So 25 10
hhds New Orleans at So so, 70 hhds Porto Rico pr
terms. 40 hhds do So rs net and us hhds
in lots at from Sc to We quote follows. viz Cuba
at as g. for refining, s66 rs for grades
from 81 rs to 81 for common to good We note the
cept this week of 227 hhds. from New York.
REFINED SUGARs.-The Sugar refners two or three
day since advanced their rates of hard and y
of cent RIB on soft crushed. The following the
quotations of Messrs F. W Bruno Sons, agents of the
Maryland Sugar Refining Co, viz:
CASE PRICES FOR TWENTY OR MORE PACKAGES
Double Refined Cut Loaf 9k cts. per h.
Double Refined Small Loaf. 9%
Double Refined Large Loaf ....... ...... OK
| Double Refined Crushed, Powdered and
Extra Fine rGwdsrfd.. rG".hsS ....,....''.'..'' .,....''.'..''
Circle A Crushed, Powdered 4 GranuIated
SOFT CRUSHED.
White Sugar.. S% cts perlb
Yellow do. C...... ................. s4
SALT -Saltcontinues firm with an advancing tendency
Liverpool is selling in los from 9OGlOO for
Ground Alum. and $50 cts per sack for brands
fine, the most of the lots here in first hands held
of h market Turks Island Salt is selling at 25 cts
per bushel
sYRUPs.-The rates for Baltimore refine Syrups are
unchanged and We still quote follows viz: at S2 cts
for Sugar House, SO cts for Golden and AZ gallon
for extra Golden
SOAP.-Castile Soap has advanced, and we now quote
it at 12S cts but 0lene do. is still selling at 7aS cts
and Chemical Olive DO. at 6td7 cts. per lb
STAVES-There are some occasional sales of Slaves
making but prices for them very irregular and no
liable quotations can be given.
STARCH-Starch is very quiet end the market for it
is quite heavy. We quote brands Western Pearl
at Ak hGl5 cts per h.
TOBACCO, There is good feeling in the market for
all kinds of leaf Tobacco and transactions made full
rates Maryand been in larger receipt this
week than last and sells freely fast inspected. We
s5as 50; ard best DO ss5oai2; common A crop ssGR4
middnS sid4 50 good middng S5d5. So good leaf S6G
5O and fine at s7Gl2 Weouote Bay Tobacco as follows.
tips tails at So 504; ground leafat s45055O; fine
yellow at s95OGJ14 and good red sl2dI3 The sales
of Ohio Tobacco this week amount to about $50 hhds
We quote good common s3a4.50; red and spangled
50a7 good and fine red and spangled 81 dI0 So
and good fine yellow sl0d12 So For Kentucky Tobacco
the market is quite brisk with sales of about 200 hhd
fully former rates. viz: Factory ugs at 81 504 75 plan
ters do s5G5so bright do and common leaf s67; fair
leaf 750Gs So fine do 50 all and choice do sl 5OGlS
The inspections Of the week hhds May md $50
hhds. Ohio, and Al hhds Kentucky-total s27 hhds.
MANUFACTURED ToBAcCo.-Thcre is little business
doing in manufactured Tobacco Owing to the absence Of
receipts the stocks becoming very much reduced We
1Hd1s cs good do at 2ld25 cts; fine do. 2S 35
cts; fine SIS and los 2lG24 cs medium do. l6Gls cts
sound common do at l21l4 cts; and inferior shipping
los ISIS. and 20's 6dS cts.
TIN AND LEADING still quote Tin Plate at 50 for
c. and slo75 per box for l. x, Banea a. Tin at 2sgSO
Pig 6G64 for Virginia do for Bar. and 7(G7h
cts for Pipe and Sheet
wooL.-wool is coming forward very slowly and there
is consequently but little doing in it, We quote fol-
lows, viz: unwashed at l4dl6 cts washed at q24 cts
and pulled at 2Og23 cts b There is fleece in mar
WHIsKEY.-some sales of Ohio whiskey were made
at the opening of the week cts but subsequently
it sold at 174Gl7k cts, it is held firmly to-day
at the latter figure he sales for the week embrace
some 600 to 700 bbls We have heard of no tant;ons
in Country or City whiskey but we quote the former at
II cts. and the latter nominal at 17k per gallon
FREIGHTS.-Tnere is nothing offering to Liverpool,
and have quotations to give. To Bremen we CON
tinue to quote Maryland tobacco at 25s to Holland
at sos.
DOMESTIC MARKETS
PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-Flour firm; $4G4 81 y for
superne Wheat qHiet-saes 900 bushels red at 81 Is
Ml.15; white S1.lSdl.22. Corn; Southern % cts.
Whiskey dull at 16d16H cts. -
PHILADELPHIA DRY GOODS MARKET, July 20
There has been very little movement in Dry Goods TINS
week and business opens slowly although of the
houses engaged in the Western trade are picking up sta
goods anticipation of doing after the hrst OF
Heavy hr0W shePtlngs
firm at the advance and beached goods are also hrmr
and rather active but prints quiet as yet In
Wooiens there R very little doing except for goods suited
for army clothing The importatons of foreign goods
continue very light and the market for all the leading
s'SleS yE, urn na put q1tet-horh American W.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET, July 25-We
ave niue activity to report in the general Dry Goods
or the week The of the defeat of our army
IN us aempt TO occupy Manassas fell like wet blanket
upon the rising hope of business generally and
ne winch had hitherto prevailed increased
INTO mastery inactivity, The manufacturers of cot
on VINO were antcipating gradua in the