The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-21
BALTIMORE, SATURDAY, APRIL 81, 1860

for double W. o. Barrel Sugar and Moasses HID Shocks
with heading are selling at $l55Gl75 each, and smooth
shaved HID. Hoops at S25CG32 per thousand.
STARCH.-We note sales this week of 900 boxes Ian
caster Starch at 5k95A cts and of 500 boxes Oswego
at 55X cts West Philadelphia at 5XG5& cts Duryea's
at sets, and Kngsfords oswego Starch at 6G6h cts
per Id.
SYRUP-Syrups are in fair demand. Baltimore refined
still selling at the following rates, viz: 3739 cts
for Sugar House AZ cts for Golden and As cts gallon
for Extra Golden New York Syrups range from so to
SO cs and We quote Portland do at 24g25 cts. per gal
Ion.
TALLOw- We have heard of no transactions in Taow
for time past but still quote it nominal at II cts
per lb. Tor City rendered
TIN-Tn Plate is still selling 50 for c. and slO75
per box for l. X, and quote Banca Tin at S334 cts
per lb We quote Speer at 5h cts and Pig Lead at 64
(d6 cts. per lb.
freely bat the quality of the larger portiono the receipts
ranges only from common to middling There is good
demand existing for middng good qualities prices
varying from $4dlo and for the better descriptions
which bring full rates. We continue quote frosted
Maryland at $2 ground leaf at $37 common at 81 SOFA
$50; mddling $4(450; good middng S55.50 good leaf
80 and fine at s7@l2. In Ohio Tobacco there is
not yet much doing We note sales this week of leo hhds
within the range of our quotations, which follows:
inferior to good common S34 red and spanged $5650
good and fine red and spanglcd s7S; and good and fine
yellow S9dl2 There is little doing in Kentucky To-
bacco, and still quote lugs at S4.25(d475;
good do at $52555 so; inferior leaf at $575625; good
do at s6.5OG750; fine at 81 5OG9; choice at $lOdsl2
and rich heavy Kentucky at S7(d1250 The inspections
of the week 1854 hhds. Maryland, 1872 hhds Ohio,
IS hhds. Kentucky, and hhds Virgnia-total 1,ls7
hhds.
MANUFAcrURED ToBAcco.--The market has been little
active this week. though there is not much doing
We still quote common pounds at 1l1l5 cts; medium
do at 1S22 cts; good do at 2lGp25 cts fine do 2Sd35
cts; fine SIS and los lSg22 cts; medium do l4Gl7 cts
sound common do. at 10l2 cts and inferior shipping
los, lS's and 2O's GAS cts.
WO0L.-Wool continues very quiet, although there
are some sales making We quote it to-day as follows
viz 2425 cts for unwashed cts for tub washed
2Stg3O cts for No pulled 34@937H cts. for pulled Me
rno; and 3Sq5o cts for common to extra fleece Woos
WH1SKEY-Whiskeyh has been quiet this week sales of
only about 600 bbls having been reported all at K22
cts for Country and City, and 2222K cts for Ohio The
stock of Whskey here is said be quite light
held to-day pretty firmly at % for Country City
and 22k cts for Ohio
FREIGHTS-The rate to Liverpool is 25s per ton for
heavy goods, 25 per hhd for tobacco 3s per Dbl for
-four and cd. per bushel for ship taken up
this week for Holland at 27s 3D. for Maryland tobacco
bbs taken up for Cuba and back private terms;
schooner of l6O tons for Porto Rico and back and brig
of 225 also for Porto Rico and back both private
terms; and schooner of l 400 bbs. for Halifax with
flour at 30 cts per bb and grain at cts per bushe
Coas twise feighs remain dull with little change
We quote to Portland and ports in Maine at 81 25
ton for coal and cts bushel to Boston 81 for COAL
25 cts for flour, cts for grain to Providence and New
Bedford S50 for coal $S7 for iron and cts for gran
to New York s157 for coal To Charleston the
cts per foot 25 for dry and IS cts for wet bbs and
$3.50 per for heavy goods Savannah cts per foot
80 cts for dry and so cts for wet bbls and s275 per
ton to New Orleans 10 cts per foot so for dry hbs
cts. per gallon for liquor, and $45O(95 per ton.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, April 2o-The
Dry Goods jobbing trade continues active, but
the commission and importing houses selling very
few goods. We have however material change
TO note in the condition Of the market and prices
for nearly all staple goods pretty well main
tanned. We again quote heavy standard makes
of Brown Sheetings at S4@9 cts, medium Sheet
ngs and Shrtngs at TX 18 cts, and light do. at 54
G6 cts Bleached Sheetings and Shrtings are steady
and firm for all desirable styles Drills firm at S49
cts for brown 9@94 cts for beached 1OKG11 cts for
blue Cotton Flannes, Denms, Stripes Ticks and Os-
naburgs generally bringing previous rates. We
quote Ginghams before at 10d104 cts for the Ian
caster and Glasgow Prints are moving off at from 0
10 cts for madder goods De LANES fair
at former rates There is moderate business doing in
Wooens but there is not the degree of rmness in
them as in Cotton fabrics