The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-05

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SYRUPS-We have no change to note since our last in
the rates for Baltimore Refined Syrups, and quote
en-, and 90 cts. per gallon for Extra Golden Portland
syrup is is still selling at 25 cts. per gallon
SALTpEIRE-East India Satpere is still held at S14
cts per lb and quote Nitrate of Soda before at
STARCH.-Starch is steady at 516l6 cts for Western
fsar re- cts for West Philadelphia and eH cts lb
SoAP-We quote CASTLE at 11A612 cts; Chemical
olive at 6H(G7 cts. and oleine at Sdsk cts per lb.
SALTLiverpool Salt is still selling in retail lots at the
following rates, viz; 80 for Ground Alum 1876 cts for
Marsaas and Jeffrey and Darcys fine and $50 cts. per
sack for Ashton's do. Turks Island Salt is dull We
quote it nominal at 14d914h per bushe anoat We
note the import this week of 3O4O Common and 100
tons Rock Salt per ship Cerro Gordo from Liverpool
sPlCES:-Spices ale in good demand, and the market
for them is firm There a sale made two or three
days since of 900 lbs No Nutmegs at cts Pimeuto
now held at N cts, and Pepper 1O d1Ok cts per
d. put we hear OF no sales of Importance having been
made this week.
week for Coverseed and tine market for it has exhibited
great buoyancy The sales add up about 900 bushels
The opening sales were made at S662h6675 for good
OTIS but for day two past it has been selling at STA
7l2k, and some small lots of prime have brought 81 25
per Dushe these figures being an advance of 3k to so
cts on the opening rates Timothy Seed is still quoted
SlS71(d2 l21 and Flaxseed at 81 35d1 per bushel
ToBACCo-We hear of no movement in Tobacco, ex-
cept some small sales of Maryland within the range
quotations The receipts very light and we still quote
Mary land ground leaf at s333 SO; good crop
at s4G7; and finer qualities at 750l1. The few lots of
new crop Ohio Tobacco received in damp condition
and not sought after Kentucky is very quiet at for
ssa6 25; inferior leaf So 5os75 fair do 81 5oas So
nns @ s6elee ss r DO % to good Ken en-
s75oas5 so; fine do slo@11; choice do. s129l4.5o The
inspections of the week Is hhds Maryland So hhds
Ohio, and hhds. Kentucky-lotal rs hhds.
MANUFACTURED ToBAcco.-There is still good de-
mand existing but the market is almost of common
pounds, which still quote at 16tG20 cts; medium do
at 2oG26 cts; good do at 2s35 cts fine do 355O cts
fine SIS and los 2oG27 cts; medium do. 17G2U cts
sound common do at Halls cts inferior shnning 1O,s
1875 and 20's 9d912 cts.
TlN-Tn Plate is firm at previous quotations viz
$eae25 for C., and Sl075 II per box for l. X Banca
Tin is selling at 81 cts and we quote Speter at
cts, and Pig Lead at 54(a6 cts. per lb.
WoOL-The demand for Wool continues brisk, and the
26a27 unwashed ass cts for No. pulled sso
cts for pulled Merino 35G3S for tub washed 34l
81 cts for common to quarter blood fleece 37I4l cts
Tor quarter to half blood do 4l46 cts for half three
quarter blood do 46G52 cts for three to full
blood do and 53G55 cts for Extra. We the import
at this port this week of GIL bales Peruvian Wool
overwhelmingly at the opening of the week was
dull and heavy but for days past the market for it
has been active and buoyant and prices for it have ad
Vanced materially the opening of the week lot Of
200 bbs Country Whiskey part in second hand bbs was
sold at 26 cts and sales of City and Ohio do
and Pennsylvania Whiskey has been selling at 2s% cts
and Ohio do at % and the closes firm at the
ABOVE rates The sales Of Whskey for the week add up
FREIGHTs:-There is movement in European
ielghs and the only charters hear of this are
brig of bbs for Cuba and back $1,000 foreign
port charges paid British brig for Jamaica at 60 cts
per DBL brig of 600 bbs for Windward Islands at
cts per bbl Coastwise reighs dull with but little
Offering We quote to Boston at S275 per coal
cts per Dbl for flour ard cts per bushe Providence
coal at S225 ton and to New York 81 e5 Southern
coastwise we quote follows to Charleston cts per
bushel for grain, 67 cts per foot 40 per bb for
whiskey and 81 on to Mobile 1012 cts per foot 90
cts per Dbl for whiskey, and 81 per TOM to New
Orleans Sal0 cts. per foot 70 per Dbl for whiskey
and S3d3 SO per ton
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, February A.
There has been fair business doing here this week in Dry
Goods but there has been less activity in the market than
existed during last week, and the week previous The
feeling in the market continues very buoyant and all
descriptions of goods firm with an upward tendency
Stocks are light and there tendency accumulation
The diminished production ofast year apparent at
this time than it has been any time previously FOR all
Cotton fabrics the market firm Brown Sheetngs
selling freely at Sk cts for heavy standard makes 77
cts for medium do and 5Ad6 cts for light do. Brown
Drills are firm at s4dSA cts, Bleached do. at SAG9
cts, and Blue do. at lO4 cts. 0snaburgs range at
from TX to IL cts Bleached Cottons are light supply
and quite firm Denims, Stripes Ticks Cotton Elan
nes are all selling freely at full prices Prints are in
good supply and there is large business doing in them
The bulk of the Prints selling range from to 10 cts
but some styles are bringing HOLY cts Most the
leading printers exhibiting fine assortmens. Lawns
are selling at from 104 to 13 cts and De LANES range
at from IL to 10 cts There is fair business doing in
these goods Woollens in active request
ket for them is firm with upward tendency CAST
mers Satinets Tweeds, Linseys all selling
quite freely at full rates