The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-02

STAVES-Staves are dull, but we continue to quote
them as follows VIZ at s4O(g65 for heavy W. 0. HID;
culled r. o. HID; s1sG20 for single and S3sGpI0 per
thousand for double W. o. Barrel.
SYRUPS.-We continue to quote Baltimore refined
Syrups follows, viz: at 39a4l cts. for Sugar House,
A cts for Golden and so cts gallon for Extra Golden
TOBACC0.-We have no material change to notice in
the market for Maryland Tobacco this week. Buyers
continue to purchase freely at full prices all good de
scriptons while the common kinds only occasionally
taken at low ates We still quote frosted Maryland at 81
ground leaf at s37; common at 81 50dS50; mddng 81
(I450; good mddIing S5CG550; good leaf s6a650 and
fine at S7G12. For ohio Tobacco the demand has not
been active as last week. and hear of sales of only
about $50 hhds including pretty much all kinds within
the range of our quotations viz inferior to good
S34 red and spanged S5G65O; good and fine rec. and
spangled S7GS and good and fine yellow S99l2. The
demand for Kentucky Tobacco improving and we note
sales of about 40 hhds Mason county within quoted
rates, viz: lugs at 2545; good do at IS 25
d550 inferior leaf at S575G625 good do at S650G7 So
fine at 81 5oae choice at slogl2 and rich heavy Ken en-
lucky at $d250. The inspections of the week are 3S
hhds Maryland, 747 hhds ohio and Is hhds Kentucky
total 2, 900 hhds.
MANUFACTURED ToBACCO.--The market continues very
quiet the receipts being than equal to the demand
We still quote pounds at 7dl2 cts; medium do
15l1s cts; good do. at 21(d25 cts fine do. 2Sd35
fine SIS and los S(122 cts medium do. 1417 cts. sound
common do at 9912 cts; and inferior shipping los lSs
and 20's Gas cts.
TIN-Tn Plate is still selling at SO for c. and SO
per box for l. X but it is very firm at these figures.
Wequoe Banca Tin at SO cts Spelter at 81 cts and Pig
WooL.-We still quote Wool at 2OG22 cts for new un-
washed 22G2i cts for old do SOaa3 cts for tub washed
fair, but the receipts continue moderate
WHISKEY.-Whskey has varied very little in price
this week, the sales. which add up about 500 bbs.
having been made 81 cts for City, and 2d2l4 cts for
Ohio. City closes to day steady at q cts and we quote
Ohio at 2ld2l Z cts.
FREIGHTS-The rate to Liverpool is still 37s Cd per
ton for bark 25s per for heavy goods 25s. per hid
for tobacco S. per bb for flour and 3D. per bushe for
corn vessel has been engaged this week Bremen
at us Cd for Maryland tobacco. We quote to Holland
22s. Cd. A bark $50 has been taken up this
week for Havana private terms brig of 20C0 bbs
for Windward and back at 81 per bb schooner Of 900
bbs. for Wndward, out only, at 81 000 and British
brig of 2500 bbls Glasgow f275 Coastwse freght
have slightly improved ana small vessels and
in demand. We quote to Boston and ports in Maine
S220 per ton for COAL 80 per Dbl for flour and
per bushel for grain; New Bedford Providence
and ports the Sound SlS0 for COAL 25 cts for -four
and cts for grain to New York 81 60 for coal and
cts for There is fair amount offering to Southern
ports and quote to Charleston at 81 per As
for wet bbls 80 for dry do, cts per bushel and
cts per foot to Savannah 81. so per ton so
bbls 40 cts for dry do, and per bushel There is
vessel the berth for either New Orleans Mobile,
and there is but little freight offering to those ports
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, June l-our
Dry Goods market continues very quiet. The jobbing
houses however still selling goods, prnci-
pay to the trade, but among the commission and
importing houses there is very little business doing.
Notwithstanding the inactivity in the market the feel
ing in it is still pretty firm, and for most staple goods
prices toleraby well maintained. We again quote
heavy standard makes of Brown Sheetings at SA(G9
cts, medium Sheetings and Shirtings at 74S cts and
light do. at 46 cts. Bleached Shcengs and Shrtings
steady and firm for all desirable styles. Drills firm
at (9cS for brown 9(d9x cts for bleaChed; 10ha11
cts for blue. Cotton Flannes Denms Stripes Ticks
Osnaburgs generally bringing previous rates. We
still quote GinghamS 10dl0H for the Lancaster and
Glasgow and Prints at 9dl0 cts for madder goods. De
LANES in fair demand and there moderate business
doing in Woollens at former rates.