The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-15

pGSorn solid packed 9@l1 cts Gads at u d16 cts
ho d. l2Gl4 cts. for common and d20 cts for prm.
az fiq22 cts, and city packed for export at Il
SaSIGU dull but steady at the following
% va E. lu1ULs ~ o'5 ,r Western cutting I1G11 y
daily and 12X@14 cts for EastS' Ior western Eng !is
PiASTER--We still quote Plastt1' :. 80 ~ 49,, ,.
hear of sales Of Importance this weei " 'o' ''
POTATOES.-Potatoes have advanced, ana. ,o ,,o.
them this week at 90 cts for Cartcrs, 60a65 W
Peach Blows and 1890 cts per bushe, for white 5fs
GERS They in quite active demand at these figures
PoWDER-We have no change to note in the rates fol
Powder and still quote Hazards Duponts and Beat
25 lbs.
RICE There has been but little inquiry this week for
Rice and sales ofimportance have been made
have heard 1t has ruled through the week a.
to prime new crop and we quote it as closing
steady at these figures There have been arrivals this
week, but the stock here is large.
RUM-New England Rum is selling slowly at 5ld32
cts, from the wharf and we quote West India do as
ranging from 80 to l25 cts. per gallon.
SUGARS.-There has been doing in Sugars here
this week than there has been for several weeks past
the purchases made have been principally for refining
purposes The sales for refining include 135 hhds Porto
Rico, and 376 hhds Cuba 22l of which to go to
another marke all on private terms We note also sales
this week at auction of 35 hhds styles Cuba
S545@65O, and so hhds prime old crop New Orleans
from S69o to S55 There have been arrivals here
this week of crop New Orleans first this season.
and note sales of some 20 hhds $3.50 We quote
gars to-day follows viz at S6d7 25 new crop New
Orleans; s5G550 for refining grades Cuba and English
Island; $55G65O for grocery grades Cuba and S57 25
for common to prime Porto Rico There have been no
foreign Sugars received here this week. we note the
arrival of 262 hhds. from Louisiana.
REFINED SUdARs,-No change has been made since our
last in the rates for Refined Sugars. The following
the quotations of Messrs Doughery Woods Co. of the
Baltimore Steam Sugar Refinery, viz:
CASH PRICES BY TWENTY OR MORE PACKAGES.
Double Double Refined Loaf cts per lb.
Double Refined Crushed, Powdered and
Granulated. d.............. .............. ~
Circle A Crushed Powdered and Granu-
lated -. .'.....,.............. 81
INSuutu NHlle 4s.s..s SI
RRenned Rnd Hi Thite B..-.'-.''''...''''....... ga
Refined Yellow .......................7 TX
Yellow Sugars of lower grades prices according to
quality.
SALT.-salt is quiet and rather heavy Ground Al
nm which IS in good supply, is selling at 9295 cts
nut hne is scarce and we quote Marshas, which the
only variety here, at l6O cts. per sack a cargo of
8iCo sacks Liverpool Salt received here yesterday
per bark u. o. Brookman" but it sold some time
since to arrive Turks Island Salt may be quoted at 90
2o cts per bushel, the latter figure being for small
lots from store
S0AP-Case Soap is still selling at II cts; Olene do
at 7GaS cts and Chemical Olive 60. at 67 cts. per H.
SPlCES,-SPices remain very quiet, but we quote as
follows, viz: Pepper at sK@SA cts; Cassia at 81 cts
Cloves at SHGS& cts Ginger at 74Q8 cts; Mace at 40
cts, and Nutmegs at 43Q45 cts. per ID
sTARCH.-There is but little Starch selling, but we
common Western Pearl; 5NG54 cts. for Woods; 5IG6
ct for Fos and Oswego River 6G6H cts for DURYEA'S:
and 6(d6h cts. tor Kingsfori's Oswego
STAFES.-There is nothing of consequence doing in
Slaves, but we still quote them follows viz $40a65
for heavy W. O. HID; $25G32 forEght do; s4Oa65 for
single and $3OaS5 per thousand for double W O. Barrel
SIRUPS.-Baltimore refined Syrups are still quoted at
the following rates, viz SO cts for Sugar House. 3S cts
for Golden, and II cts per gallon for Extra Golden
TOBACCO.-There continues to be fair demand for
all descriptions of Maryland Tobacco at previous prices
te common qualities being taken more readily than
the case some weeks ago. We still quote frosted Mary
land at So ground leaf at $37; common at 81 seas 50;
middling S4G4.50; good middling $5G5.5O good leaf
S6G650; and fine at S7Gyl2 We quote Bay Tobacco as
follows tips or tails at S350G4 ground leaf at 81 5O
$3.50; fine yellow at SO 5Ol4 and good red at ejo1S
We hear of transactions 0io
and continue to quote it follows inferior to good com
mon s3d4 red and spanEled S5Ge5O; good and fine red
and spangled s7ldS; and good fine yellow S9Gl2. IN
Kentucky Tobacco there is nothing doing, and we quote
i as before common lugs at $4253+75; good do. at
s65oG7.50 fine at $7.50GG9; choice at $lGdI2; rich
heavy Kentucky at $7(al2.50 The inspections Of the
week are S66 hhds Maryland, 80 hhds. Ohio and 125
MANUFACTUEED ToBACCo.--The market is very quiet
and We hear Of nothing doing. Prices nominally
the same as before, and We continue to quote com.
mon pounds at 7d12 cts; medium do. at I5GIs cts:
good do. at 2l25 cts fine DO. 2SG35 cts fine SIS and
los 1922 cts; medium do. l4GI7 cts; sound common
DO at 9l2 cts AID inferior shipping los, 18 and POS
6l2S cts.
TALLOW.-There have been no sales of Taow this
dered at 104cts. per ID.
TINWe still quote Tin Plate 50 for l. c. and s1o75
per box for l. X, Banca Tin at "a cts Spelter at 6
cts, and Pig Lead at 5Lz d6 cts. per ID.
WOOL-There is no Wool selling and it is impossible,
IN the present condition Of the market to give any quota
IONS for it. The manufacturers are doing nothing and
Wool could not be sold within 25 to so per cent of the
prices obtained two months since
WHlSKEY.-There has been quite an active move
ment this week in Whskey but the sales have been
at low figures The sales add up about eco hb at from
is down to 17H cts for Chic, IS time and II y cts
cash for City and 17Gl7a cts for Country The feeling
in the market has been rather rmer within the last day
or two than earlier in the week, and we quote
Country and City as closing day at ~ cts and Ohio
at is cts. per gallon.
FREIGHTS.-To Liverpool the rates are the same as
last week, viz: -four at SIS cd ass cd per bb grain at
ll9ll I'd per bushel tobacco at 22s Cd, per hhd bark
at POS per ton, and heavy goods 25s per We
quote to Bremen at Sos per hid for Maryland tobacco
and 4Os for Virginia tobacco and Holland 35s for
Maryland tobacco. schooner of 400 bbls. been
taken up this week for Jamaica and back at 81 800 and
egn port charges paid and schooner of 700 bbs.
Nlndwrd port at % cts hb There change
in the rates coastwse. We quote Boston and ports in
Name at $500 ton for coal, 80 per for flour
and cts per buShe for corn; to New Bedford Provi-
dence and ports the Sound $215 for cts for
wheat:and to New York SlS7 for coal and cts per bush
e We quote to Southern ports follows with but little
oherlnG To Charleston cts per foot, per bus so
cts for dry bbs 45 for do and 81 so per tom
to savannah cts per foot, cts per bus, 50 cts
dry bbls, and 90 cts for wet do to New Orleans cs
per foot 80 cts for dry bbls cts per gal for hb
and 50 per tom and TO Mobile 2 per gal for liquor
oi &c 62 cts for dry bbs 12H cts per foot s. per
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