The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-25

SYRUP.-The rates for Baltimore refined svrup ar,
still as follows, viz AZ cts for Sugar House. 46 cts fo
Golden, and 54 cts. per gaen for Extra Golden. w,
quote Portland Syrup at 24(G26 cts. per gallon.
STARCH-We still quote Starch at from Az to 51 cts
for Western, 51G6 cts. for West Philadephia and Os
Wego KIver, 6d6H cts for Duryea's, and Gao SETS pei
Id. for kingsford's Oswego.
soAP-Caste Soaps selling at 1O@1Ok cts; oleine
do at 7HS cts, and Chemical Olive do at car cts per
Id. The demand is fair at these figures.
SPICES.-We continue to quote Pepper firm at 9 cts
ana Plmento at SdSh cts. per b. but have heard
sales this week. Gloves are still selling at 8KGds
cts. Cassa at 20d22 cts East India Ginger at 5IGt
cts Mace at 42HG45 cts, and No Nutmegs at so cts
per Id.
STAVEs-We still quote Slaves follows viz: at ss
@40 for W Q. Hhd s45G50 for W. o. Pipe; s1sG20 fol-
culled r. o. Hhd and S3235 per thousand prime do
We note sale this week of 25 600 selected W. O. Pin,
Slaves at $50 per thousand.
TOBACCO.-The market for MARYLAND Tobacco has
been very quiet this week, the stock of old crop the
hands of agents not being deemed desirable by shippers
The receipts of the new crop have far been very light
but what few hogsheads have been received have met
with ready sale fair prices We continue former gu
tons, viz: frosted Maryland at 81 ground leaf at s2G7
common at 81 5oaS S0 mddling s4G4 So good middinl
no quotations to give for Ohio Tobacco, the receipts
winch are very limited There is nothing of any
lugs at $42SG475 good do S. 50; inferior lea
at so'ogo25 good do. at $6.50d7 so; fine at 81 SOFAS
goiGe aa ana rich heavy Kentucky at $7o12 so
hhds Ohio, and IA hhds. Kentucky-total 2s3 hhds
MANuFAc1uRED ToBAcco.--The demand is moderate
but the receipts are not heavy Prices are
we continue to quote common pounds at I31I7 cts me
dium do at lS422 cts; good do. 2l(d25 cts fine do
2Sd35 cts; fine SIS and los 1SG22 cts; medium do 146
IL cts sound common do at 1oa12 cts: and inferior
shipping los ISIS and 20's 7td9
TlN-Tin Plate is still selling at so for c. and $40 II
per box for X and quote Banca Tin before at "a
cts per h. We quote speter at 81 cts and Pig Lead at
54(G6 cts. per ID.
TALL0W.-We quote Tallow nominal at II cts per lb
for City rendered, but we hear of sales being made
WOOL.-There has been no movement of consequence
in Wool here this week, but still quote as follows
viz: at 25d25 cts. for unwashed; S6d45 cts for tub
washed; 3034 cts for No pulled; 3S40 cts for pulled
Nerino and for fleece Woods prices range at from IS to 5s
cts per lb. for common to extra.
WHISKEY.-Whiskey was moderately active during
the early part of the week but for three days pas
the market for has been quiet and rather heavy The
sales add about 500 bbs at from 25 down "a cts
Tor Ohio, 24k to "a cts. for City, and "a to 23x
country, and Whisky closes duh to-day at the lowest
figures named.
FkElGHTs-The last rate to Holland was 30s. and tc
Dremeh zos Tor Maryland tobacco. The only foreign
cnar.er we nave heard OF this week is that of small
schooner ior North side Of Cuba on private Coast
wise reghts are fair and small vessels are in demand fol
southern ports We quote to Boston, Portland and ports
in Maine at 81 80 per ton for COAL cts per bb and
cts bushel for gran to New Bedford Providence
and ports on the Sound 81 rs for coal and cts for grain
and to New FORK 81 per ton for COAL There Is large
amount Of freight offering for Southern ports at previous