The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-14

Phosphate at s45 per of 1000 lbs
/ GINSENG-Therai is nothing doing in Ginseng but W
quote it nominal at 3O4O cts cash, for Western and
(dy45 cts. per lb. for Southern.
GUNNY BAGS.-Gunny Bags are still selling at tn
following rates, viz II cts for small and 15Gl6 eac
for large.
HAY AND sTRAw.-Hay continues in active demand
and good Timothy in bales is selling fast arrive
at sl6Gl7 per ton, at which figures it firm. Tn
bulk of the sales making are to the Straw
is however dull at our former quotations, viz Sl5dI6 fo
Rye; S7CdS for Oat and s6Gp7 per ton for Wheat
HEMP.-Hemp is dull at our former quotations, which
s2OO25 for dressed do s2l5a22O per ton for Russia
g6 cts per lb for Manilla cts. for Jute; and 54
! HIDES.-There has been no movement this week in
Hides. The lot of Buenos Ayres received last week il
still on the market We quote wet city slaughtered at
| (G6cts;: and wet country do at 4d5 cts. per lb.
1RoN.-Iron continues very dull and quotations for il
are almost entirely nominal We quote $ follows viz:
Baltimore Chacoal Forge at s2d27X Catocn do s2l
dl25 Charcoal No Wheel $27G2s Anthracite at
s23G24 for No. 1; s2G322 fer No. q s2Od21 for No.
8 Scotch Pig at SO from ship, and s23g24 per ton from
the yards We quote Blooms before at $40 for pud-
died and seo@62% per ton for best Charcoal Bar
a6o per ton for refined do and Sheet do at 4 cts
for English; 44@4k cts for American, and II 4 cts per
h. for Russia Boiler Plates are selling at 9 cts for pud
died and 4G44 cts ID for refined Charcoal and we
quote Nails at s2S0G2S5 per 100 lbs cash. and 49, six
| months, for Cut i'd. and upwards.
lNDlGO-lndigo is quiet but very firm at the quota.
ons, which are as follows, viz 120l75 for Bengal
1o5GlSO cts. for Kurpa; 120GG15O for Guatemala
75dS5 cts for Madras 3060 cts for fair and
7OlG1l2 cts per lb. for good prime Manila.
LEATHER.-The demand for Leather for army purpo.
freely at the quotations There also demand from
the East for better qualities of sole Leather We continue
cts Country do at "a 26 cts Spanish Sole 2427 cts
City harness Leather black, 2S dSi ct Country do 25
% cts Upper in rough hide at $35Oa4 Calf Skins at 50
(d60 cts per h., and finished do at S5l1OO cts per Ib
MADDER-There is Madder selling as far as we are
advised but we quote nominal IO l2x cts per h.
for good to prime Dutch 0mhro.
MOLASSES There has been considerable done this
week in Moasses the sales embracing 2s hhd Cuba
at 20 cts, so hhds do at 81 cts hhds. sweet Cuba
Muscovado at 27 cts, and 50 hhds Porto Rico at 2630
cts Cuba closes steady at 2O24 cts for TART 27d3O cts
for sweet Porto Rico 2SG33 cts and New Orleans IS
10 cts. per pallon.
MILL FEED-Mill Feed is still dull We quote Brown
Stuff at sag cts, and Middngs 17a20 cts per bushel
NAVAL STORES.-There is no Spirits Turpentine or
Rosn here, but there of Tar and Pitch re-
manning and we quote the former at $4.5Os5 and the
latter at $3.50 per Dbl.
oILS.-There is better demand for Oils than there has
been but they are by no means active We quote to day
follows, viz Linseed at 50G63 American Sperm
at 100 cts for fall and los cts for winter Whale 55
5S cts for crude, and 60G65 patent bleached; So
lar cs Sea Elephant at 7OG75 cts and Lard at so
as? cts. per gallon.
PROVlSi0NS.-There has been moderate business
done this week in Provisions, but the market has ex
hibed no special activity, and have no material
change to note its general condition have reported
sales Of 300 bbls Mess Pork $50 bbs of which was sold
early at s14 So which is decline of 40 cts m
last weeks price, and I5O bbls to-day on private terms
but understood to he at lower rate, so bbls. Prime
cts so to 40 hhds. Bacon Shoulders at 5hG5& cts 50
hhds do Sides at Ok cts $50 erces do Hams at from
within range. Bulk Shoulders close steady at
AZ cts but there is inquiry whatever Sides and
Hams and we can give no reliable quotations for them
Bacon Shoulders have stened up price within he past
day two, and quote them closing at 5% as cts
but Sides dull at 6H cts. There has been no
in Lard this week but we quote it X cts
for Butchers; ~ for bbls and tcs and
Ok cts in kegs We quote Mess Pork closing at $I4
s2 80 for Baltimore packed No SIG for do Mess and
sl4(ql4h per Dbl for ssspacked Western Mess.
packed at s4d9 cts Glades at 12dl4 cts; and New
York State at 4l6 cts per h. There no Roll arriving
and we hear of no sales of city packed
CHEEsE-Westen Cutting Cheese is selling at 71Gs
cts Eastern do at sag cts and wequote English Dairy
at 9l9ll cts. for Western and Eastern
PLASTER.-There is no Plaster selling, but we quote
nominal at s. per ton There has been arrivals here
for week two past.
RICE.-We have heard of no transactions this week in
Rice, but quote it nominal at 81 al cts for good to
prime. There is very little remaining here
SUGARS.-There has been comparatively little done
this week in Sugars but there has been good inquiry
for them, and the market has throughout it exhibited
great frmness The stock here is extremely light and
this fact has doubt restricted transactions The sales
this week include 100 hhds. Cuba 81 90 al rs; 27
hhds do at S.; 100 hhds New Orleans IS So and so
hhds Porto Rico at SS50GSS7H; maxim total for the
week of So7 hhds Prices fully better today than
they at the opening of the week. and we quote as
S5O for grocery grades Porto Rico at SS9 for fair t.
prime; and New Orleans at SSd9 for fair to prime
We note the receipt this week of 266 hhds and so boxes
from New York.
REFINED SUGARs.-Reiners Sugars continue active
and buoyant and the rates for them have
again this week of cent per lb. all grades The
following are now the quotations of Messrs Dougherty,
Woods Il Co. of the Baltimore Steam Sugar Refinery viz
CASH PRICES BY TWENTY OR MORE PACKAGES.
Double Refined Loaf. cts. per lb.
Double Refined Cracked Loaf ............lO%
Double Refined Crushed, Powdered and
Granulated. .............. .............10S ''
Circle Crushed Powdered and Granu-
Refined White A.. A......................... Ok "
Refined White B................ 9S "
Refined Extra C...'.........'........... Ok
Refined elbow Observation-Disclosures. 9a "
Yellow Sugars of lower grades at prices according to
quality.
SALT.-Salt is firm with an upward tendency. Liver
pool is selling from store at 120G125 for Ground Alum
and jeffrey Darcys ne but there are NO carga eses
making The little remaining here first hands is held
out OF the market Turks Island Salt selling
at 25ld3O cts. per bushe We note the receipt here
day two since of 900 sacks Liverpool from New York
STARCH..There has been no movement of consequence
this week in starch but it is steady at previous quo
tatons viz; 4&a5 cts for Western PEARL and 5%16 cts
per lb for Oswego.
SOAP-Castile Soap is selling at I2k cts Oeine do ct
7aS cts, and Chemical Olive do. at 6d7 per lb
SPlCES-Spices are quiet but the market for them is
very firm We quote to-day follows viz: Pepper at
10kGl1 cts. Pimento at SHG)9 cts; Cloves at I3Gl4
cs Race Ginger at cts. Cassa "a cts; Mace at As
cts, and Nutmegs at so cts. per ID.
STAVES.-There is some demand for Slaves but there
quote as follows, viz W. O. HID. at s55a65; W. O. Pipe
at S60@7S and ". o. Barrel at S20l30 per thousand
There no Red Oak Slaves in market.
SYRUPS.-We notice an advanced since last of .
rups, and we now quote as follows viz Sugar House
at 81 cts Golden at 40 cts and extra Golden at 46
TOBACCO.-The has been less activity in MARYLAND
Tobacco this week than for two three previously
There has however been fair inquiry for the better
grades, but common descriptions have been neglected
Prices are generally unchsnged, and we still quote
as follows VIZ common ground leaf at g 5oa3.5O mid
leaf $50; and fine at s7912 We hear Of no move
ment this week in Bay Tobacco, quote as beore
tips or tails at s. 5oG4 ground eafat s450a550; fine
yellow at s9.5ol114; and good red at s12dl3 Ohio
Tobacco hardly firm as it was the sales this week
about $50 hhds having been made at slight decline on
previous rates Prices are not however quotaby lower
still follows viz: for good common IS
d4.50 red and spanged s550l7 good and fine red and
spanged s7.50dl0 SO; and good fine yellow slOl2 So
There no Kentucky Tobacco selling but the stock here
is light and the market firm. We continue to quote
follows, viz: common lugs at s6d7 good do 81 50ds
common to good leaf sS4lo and fine to choice do sl05o
nl5 The inspections of the week 1852 hhds Mary
land, 2Sl hhds Ohio and 50 hhds Kentucky-ota 2625
hhds.
and prices well sustained. We quote common pounds
at 7al2 cs medium do. at 15Cd9ls cts; good do at 2l
% cts; fine do 2Sd35 cts fine SIS and los 21(024 cts
medium do. 16G1s cts sound common do at l2al4 cts
and inferior shipping los, ISIS, and 2O's GAS cts
TEAS-Teas are very dull but the rates unchang,
ed and we still quote as follows viz Anko 259O cts
Souchong at 30G40 cts; Oolongs at 40G55 cts Hyson
Skin at 45d5O cts Twankay at 5565 cts; Hyson at SO
7o cts; Young Hyson at 65l75 cts; Imperial t3@l
so cts; and Guppowder at 63G9O cts per lb.
TIN AND LEAD.-Tin Plate is still selling at 50 for
c., and SlO75 per box for l. X, but it very dull We
ana Lead at 5Sa cts. for Pig; 63 cts for Bar and ~
cts per lb for Pipe and Sheet.
medium Moois which wanted for the manufacture of
army goods but for the finer grades the market continues
du The receipts of all varieties are however light, the
transactions are consequently limited. W. quote to-day
as follows VIZ unwashed at is cts washed at 26S
cts; pulled 2527 cts fleece at 20 cts for half to
three quarter blood and 3032 per Ib far full blood
We note sale here this week of so 600 lbs coarse
Chiian Wool but the terms permitted to trans
pire.
| wHIsKEY.-The market for whiskey has exhibited
rather more rmness this week. sale of 500 bbs
City was made in the early part of it, to be delivered as
made, at Is cts and we note also sales Of bb
Ohio al at Is cts. City closes steady and firm at lsd
| 1SH cts, and Ohio at 1SH cts per gallon.
| FREIGHTS.-There is moderate business doing in
freghts at unchanged rates. The ship Isabella c.
has been taken this week for Havre 35s tobacco
the Bremen ship Neptune has been put up Liver
pool 12d for grain in shippers bags and 35s for
| bacco. There is -four offering for Liverpool. We
quote Rio at 81 so per bbl for four to Bremen
at 27s 3D. and Holland at 32s Cd for Maryland tobacco
these figures being the rates at which the last engage
| ments were made.
| DOMESTIC MARKETS.
BOSTON, September I1-Flour is steady. with a faiI
ueahu-sales of Western superne at $4 254 So; fancy
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