The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-21

SOAP-Castile Soap is selling in quantities at 10ka11
cts: oleine do at * as cts. and Chemical Olive do at
a. cts per lb. The demand is fair at these figures.
STARCH.-We continue to quote Starch at cts. for
Western Pearl GgG4 for West Philadelphia, and 6d6k
cts for Duryea's, and 64 cts. per lb. for 0swego
SPlCES.--Spces are still dull and heavy. We
quote Pepper at 9k cts. Pimento at 6G6H cts il bond
and duty paid; Cloves at 9HlO cts Cassa at 26l2S
cts East India Ginger at 81 cts Mace at 47Q5O cts.
and No NutmegS at 65d6S cts. per 10.
STAVES-There is nothing doing in Slaves, and rates
Sl4GlS for culled and S253O for prime W o. BbI dou
bic stuff at S25d35 do single do. at Sl2Gl5 W. o. HID
and """ !" '' ls ''''s' A' s''ss'' p'' "iODS
SALT.-There large sales of Liverpool Salt
making but there is fair retail demand for it, at the
following rates. viz S5 cts for Ground Alum 130 cts for
Marshals and jeffrey and Darcy's fine and 145a,150
per sack for Ashton's do. We still quote Turks
Island Salt at Is cts aoat and 20 cts per bushe from
store. We note the import this week of II ,945 sack
Liverpool Salt.
TOBACCO-The m arket for Tobacco continues very dull
the present disturbed condition of European affairs
ing buyers to hold off, There has been some little doing
in Maryland Tobacco the transactions being confined
principally to the better descriptions at rates, however
lower than some two weeks since Although we do not
change quotations continue to remark that they
may be considered as almost nominal We quote as fol
lows Groundle leaf at $685. inferior to good common at So
G450 ordinary to fair mddling at S5d650 and good to
fine at S7l2 In Ohio Tobacco there has been nothing
doing, and we quote before: Inferior TO good
green and brown at S5G16; medium to good brown
and spanged at S65OG good to fine brown and spangled
at 81 5Odg and fine wrappery reds and fine yellow at
$10dll5 We hear of nothing doing in Kentucky and
continue to quote crop ugs at S5G5.50; common
leaf at S6aS65O; good do S7S So and fine choice at
s9dl2 The inspections of the week 2,055 hhdS Ma
ryland 6SS hhds Ohio, and 2O2 hhds. Kentucky
MANUFACTURED ToBAcco-The market is quite dull.
We continue to quote common pounds at 16920 cts.
dunn do at 20G26 cts; good do. at 2Sd35 cs fine do
35G50 cts. fine SIS and los 2OG21 cts medium do. 17d
20 cts sound common do. at 14dl5 cts; and inferior
shipping los, 1S's and 20s 9d12 cts.
TALLOW-There have been sales of Taow made
this week. but still quote it at 10S cts per h. for city
rendered.
TIN-we continue to quote Tin Plate at 1925 for I. C.
and Sl1 per box for X Banca Tin is bringing 31032
cts and we quote Speter at cts and Pig Lead at 5A
WooI.-There is but little doing in Wool, and the
market for it is quite heavy. The clip is beginning
to arrive, and We quote it at 222 cts. for unwashed;
32G34 cts for tub washed; 2730 for No pulled 33
36 cts for pulled Merino; and for fleece Woods prices
range at from 80 to 80 cts. per ID.
WHISKEY.-Whiskey has through the week generally
been quiet 1t opened quite firm at 81 cts for City and
Country and 80 cts Ohio but for day or two past
prices have been looking down and Whiskey to-day
dull at 30304 cts for City and Country and
for Ohio The sales this week add up about 900 bbs
FREIGHTS.-There very little offering Liverpool
at former rates. viz 22s Cd per bbl 20s for tobacco,
25 per ton for heavy freight and 0s per ton for bark
The rate to Bremen is 2O and to Rotterdam 25s per hhd
for Maryland and 30s. for Virginia tobacco. schooner
of 40 tons has been taken this week for Havana and
return at 5000 and foreign port charges paid British
schooner l36 tons for Jamaica and thence to Europe
f33O sterling for the round voyage brig of 1874 tons for
Havana and back at SO for moasses under and deck
and foreign port charges paid; British vessel of 600
bbs for ports the West Indies at G2 cts per bbl
schooner for Jacksonville to Baltimore with flooring
boards 81 per 1000 feet Several vessels have been
taken for Boston with coal at 81 60 per ton 20 per
bb for flour and cts per bushel for grain We quote
coal to New York at 130 per ton-no grain shipping
Providence $40 per for coal and per
grain To Southern ports there is very little Offering
We quote TO Charleston by sailing vessels per
hushe 40 cts per bbl for whiskey and per foot
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, May 2o.-The
Dry Goods market inactive but have change
note Since last in its general condition The stocks
of goods not large and for all ietes prices
pretty well MAJ ntaned Heavy standard makes of Brown
Sheetings still quoted at 9d94 medium do X
d7h cts, and light do. at d6 Brown Drills are
bringing sAd9 cts, Bleached do. 9a94 cts. and
Blue do. l0Adl1 cts. osnaburgs very firm at
7aS cts for "a; sk(gll cts for 7-S loH@l3 cts. for
~; and 13(d14 cts. for heavy twled rs goods
Beached Goods scarce particularly the finer quail
ties, and the market for them is very firm Denims,
Stripes, Ticks and Canton Flannels all bringing
full prices Prints of desirable styles in fair de
mand, and prices for them range generally from to
IL for Madder and Amar NTH Lawns are steady at
l0kdl3 cts and De LANES at 1719 Woollens are
in moderate request and sales making pretty full