The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-03

l0H@1o4 cts. for Loaf 10G10k cts for crushed powder
ed and granulaed 93G9H for soft crushed white
and 9d96 cts. per lb. for yellow.
SYRUP-The rates for Baltimore refined Syrup are
still follows viz AZ cts for Sugar House, 46 cts for
Golden, and 54 cts per gallon for Extra Golden We
quote Portland Syrup at 24a26 cts. per gallon.
STARCH.-We still quote Starch at from An to 5x cts
wego River, 6d6h cts. for Duryea's and sac xcs per
10. for Kingsford's Oswego.
SOAP CASTLE Soap selling at 1oGlOX cts; Olene
do. at 7Xs cts and Chemical Olive do at 6d7 cts per
lb. The demand is fair at these figures.
SPICES.-We continue to quote Pepper firm at cts,
and Pimeno at SdSh cts b but have heard of
large sales this week. Cloves still selling at S4GSH
cts. Cassa at 20d22 cts East India Ginger at (16
per lb.
sTAvEs-We still quote Slaves follows, viz: at s35
culled r. o. HID; and S32a35 per thousand prime do
, SALr-Ground Alum Salt has been selling through
the week in retail lots at 95dlOO cts and Marshas and
jeffrey Darcys fine do at 165 cts per sack but there
are no sales of Ashton's fine making and can give
no quotation for it, An invoice of 200 Marshals
kept private. We quote Turks Island Salt nominal Is
Gls cts per bushe We the receipt this week of
1000 sacks Liverpool Salt from Savannah
TOBACCO.-There has not been much activity in the
market for leaf Tobacco this week Shippers however
show some dispo on to take hold Of crop Maryland
at fair prices but the receipts of this description have
been light that the sales have been unimportant We
continue to quote frosted Maryland at ST. ground leaf at
S2G1 common at 81 5Od3 so; middling $4(G450; good
middng S5d5.50 good leaf S6G65 SO; and fine at S7dl2
The market fer Ohio Tobacco has opened for the
season. and prices are vet established We therefore
omit quotations. There been sales of some few
hhds new crop Mason county tKentucky) Tobacco
ugs at s425@475 good do at SIS 25a5 So inferior leaf
at So 75G625 good do. at $6.507.50; fine at 81 SOFAS
choice at slo9l2 and rich heavy Kentucky at s7125O
The inspections of the week "a hhds Maryland lis
hhds. Ohio, and 8 hhds. Kentucky-total 245 hhds
MANUFACTURED ToBACco.--The receipts are coming
Prices are unchanged, and continue quote common
pounds at l3l7 cts medium do at 1S22 cts; good do
at 225 cts; fine do. 2Sd35 cts fine SIS and los lS6l
% cts. medium do. 14d17 cts; sound common do at
lol2 cts and inferior shipping los ISIS and 2Os 7s
cts.
TIN-Tin Plate is still selling at s9forI c. and s1O75
per box for X and quote Banca Tin before at 81
cts per H. We quote spelter at 5 cts and Pig Lead
TALLoW.-we quote Tallow nominal at II cts per lb.
for City rendered, but hear sales being made
WooL.-Wool is very dull, and prices altogether
nominal. The rates asked still as follows viz: 250
% cts for unwashed; S6a45 cts for tub washed 3O34
cts for NO pulled; SSG40 cts for pulled Merino; and
35!d5S cts. for common to extra fleece wools
WHlSKEY. There has been fair business done this
week in Whiskey the sales adding up about 600 bbs
Ohio opened at 2K cts but it advanced in the week to
% cts and again fell off to "a and cts lot of I2
bbs being sold to-day at the latter figure few lots of
Country sold early in the week at 24 cts but
City has brought through the "a cts per gallon It
closes 2t, however to-day dull at this figure.
FRE1GHTS.-We quote to Holland at sos and to Bre-
menat 25s for Maryland tobacco these being last
rates paid. bark of 200 tons taken up this week
for Cienuegos and back private terms; brig of 27O
tons for Cardenas and back at Al cts per 100 lbs for sugar
and So for moasses deck and port charges paid brig
of 800 bbls. for the West Indies at 60 per bb;
schooner of bb for North side of Cuba and back at
Sll50 and foreign port charges pad schooner 500
bbs for Jacksonville Fla $780, and another one at
40 cts. per bbl and cts per bushel There but little
Offering for Northern and Eastern coastwise ports We
quote to Boston at 81 25 per ton for COAL 80 per bbl
and cts per bushel; to Providence New Bedford and
ports the Sound $3.50 per coal and cts per
bushe for grain and to New York So per for coal
Freighs to Southern ports brisk and we quote to
Charleston at $3.50 per ton, 67 per bushel 35 cts
for dry and so cts for wet bbl to Savannah So per ton
S cts foot 40 cts for dry and cts for wet bbls
to Mobile S. per ton II per foot cts per gallon for
liquor and 62 for dry bbls and to New Orleans san
450 ton, 10 cts per foot, per gallon for LIQUOR
and SO cts. for dry bbls
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET March 2-Our
Dry Goods market continues moderatvely active The
commission houses doing less than they were but
beginning to be quite busy. The business done so far
this has been fully to the expectations of par
ties in the trade and all the indications favorable for
an unusually large Spring business. The market is well
supplied with goods but the stocks are nevertheless
not heavy and nearly all descriptions are steady and
firm. We quote this week heavy standard makes of
Brown Sheetings at s4 (G9 cts, medium Sheetngs and
Shirtings at 7h(9s cts, and light do. at 5&@6 cts
Beached Sheetngs and Shrtings steady and firm for
all desirable styles. Drills firm at S&9 cts for
brown; 9@994 cts. for bleached ; 10Xdl1 cts for
blue. Cotton Flannes Denims Stripes Ticks and Os.
naburgs are generally bringing previous rates. We quote
Gnghams before at l010k cts for the Lancaster and
Glasgow Prints moving off pretty freely at from
to 10 cts for madder goods Most of the leading printers
have large stock in the hands of their agents here and
the styles offering are generally quite desirable. De
LANES are in fair demand at former rates There is
moderate business doing in Woollens and for all de-
srable styles prices well maintained Doeskins Cas-
sinners, Satnets and other seasonabe goods are selling
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