The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-10

soAP-Case Soap is selling at IL cts; 0eine do. ct
7xdS cts and Chemical Olive DO at 6(17 cts, per lb
SP1CES,There is fair demand for Spices, but there
is special activity in them Pepper selling at SH
cts Pmento at 6Kd7 cts Cassa at "a cts; Gloves at
81 cts; Ginger at 7GS cts Mace at 10 cts, and Nut
SALT Ground Alum Salt has declined within the last
day two and it is selling at 100 cts, but for fine
do the rates unchanged and we still quote 1t at 90
60 cts. for Marshalls and jeffrey Darcys and l75
$50 csper sack for Ashtons Turks Island Salts selling
from in lots wanted at 25 cts. per bushel,
STARCH-Starch is very quiet. We quote it however
at the following rates VIZ: Sag5k cts. for common
River; 6G64 cts for Duryea's and 6G6h cts for Kings
ford's Oswego.
STAVES.-There is some demand for Staves and we
note sales this week of some 10000 at the quotations,
which are as follows, viz: S4oG65 for heavy o HID
s2532 for light do s4oG65 for W 0. Pipe s22d25 for
cued r. o. HID; Sl5llS for single and $300l35 per
thousand for double W. o. Barrel.
SYRUPS.-Baltimore refined Syrups still selling at
the following rates. viz: 3739 cts for Sugar House az
cts for Golden and as cts gallon for Extra Golden
TOBACCO-The market for all kinds of leaf Tobacco
has been unusually quiet this week and we have no
transactions of any Importance to note Common de.
crpions of Maryland entirely neglected and would
have been made have been principally of
crop ground leaf We continue to quote frosted Maryland
ding s494 So good middng s55. good leaf s6d6 5o
and fine at S7l2 We quote Bay Tobacco as follows: tips
tails at S350G4 ground leaf at 81 so; fine yellow
at S950Gl4; and good red at $12Gl3 There has been
nothing doing in Ohio Tobacco this week We still quote
it as follows: inferior to good common s394 red and
spangled $5Ge 50 good and fine red and spanged S7dS
and good and fine yellow $912 The sales of Kentucky
have been confined to the filling of small orders within
the range of quotations. viz lugs at 81 25
AIS: good do at S. 255 So inferior leaf at $5756 25
good do. at $6.50G750 fine at $750G9 choice at $1012
and rich heavy Kentucky at $7dl25O. The inspections
of the week S3l hhds. Maryland, and hhds Ohio
total 835 hhds.
MANUFACTURED ToBAcco--The market is very dull this
week, there being little demand Prices almost
nominal, and still quote commen pounds at Ia
12cts; medium do at 15Gls cts good do at 2125 cts
fine do. 2SG35 cts; fine 5s and los 1Sd22 cs medium
do 1417 cts sound common do. at 912 cts; and infe
rior shipping los, 1875, and 20's 6(l8 cts.
TALL0W.-A sale of some 200 600 lbs. Tallow made
last week for export on private terms but so far as we
have heard there has been movement in it this week
We quote it steady at 1o4c per h. for city rendered
TlN.-For Tin Plate prices unchanged and still
quote it at SO for Co. and s1O75 per box l. X Banca
Tin is selling at 81 cts spe!ter at 5K6 cts, and Pig
WO0L.-For Wool prices are unchanged, and we still
quote follows viz: at 2426 cts for unwashed 34G36
cts for common tub washed 3sG4O cts for extra do 2s
so cts. pulled Lambs Wool; 35G4S cts for com
to extra fleece Wool The market is however dull,
and but few sales making
WHISKEY.-The market for Whiskey has been dull
and heavy again this week. but no change has taken
place in the prices since the opening The sales add up
about 1000 bbs at2K cts. for Country, 2OH cts for
City, and 20%d2 Ohio and all varieties close
to-day steady at the above figures.
FREIGHTS-The rates to Liverpool have advanced
this week. and quote at As per bbl for -four, I'D
per bushel for grain 25s hid for tobacco 30s per
ton for bark and 4os per ton for heavy goods We still
quote Bremen at 27s Cd for Maryland tobacco and
Holland at 35s brig 200 tons has been taken load
grain for Belfast and another of 16O tons to load grain for
Eng land private terms schooner of 500 bbs for
Wndward port at rs cts per bbl out only; schooner of
1400 bbs for Jamaica and back to New York 81 per
bbl and foreign port charges paid. Coastwe freghts
brisk, with fair demand for vessels. We quote
Boston and ports in Maine 81 rs per for COAL 3035
cts per Dbl for flour, and cts per bushe for corn to
Providence New Bedford and ports the Sound, 80
per ton for COAL and cts per bushe for grain; to New
York 81 10 per ton for coal and cts. per bushe for
wheat We quote to Charleston at 50 so per for heavy
freight 35 cts for dry bbls 45 cts for wet do and cts
per foot Savannah So per ton 40 for dry bbs SIS
cts for wet bbs and cts per foot to New Orleans $4
450 per ton for heavy goods 10 foot so cts for
dry bbls, and cts per gal for oil and whiskey and to
Mobile $5 per ton for heavy goods I'm cts per foot and
2% cts. per gallon
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, Nov. 9.-In
Dry Goods the business has been light again week.
hut material change has taken place in the general
condition of the market Notwithstanding the quiet pre-
they likely to continue Heavy standard makes of
medium Sheetngs and Shirtings bringing TX as cts,
and light do. 5A(d6cs. OF Bleached Sheengs and Shirt
ings the stock continues light and quote them steady
and firm for all desirable styles. Brown Drills in
good supply, but they still selling at S&Gl9 cts. We
quote Beached at 994 cts and Blue at l03 311 cts.
Osnabugs, Denims, Stripes Ticks, and Cotton Flannes
all steady at previous rates Some of the leading
styles of Prints in fair request but generally speaking
the market for them is quiet Ginghams continue in de-
mand at all cts for the Glasgow and Lancaster The
demand for De LANES keeps up and the Pacific and Man
chester Companys goods bringing lSd}21 cts For
Cassmeres, Sanets, and other Wooens, there is fair
demand, and prices pretty woll maintained.