The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-10

Cassia 2oG22 cts East India Ginger 5k@6 cts; Mace
424(d45 cts, and No, Nutmegs so cts. per lb.
SALT.-Ground Alum Salt has declined since last
~ 10 10 cts and we now quote it at S5 cts sack
Marshas and jeffrey Darcy's fine is however, still
az iootivy Cts. per sach; ASHTON hhe IS heu
ABOVE the views OF buyers and there is nothing doing in
it, We quote Turks Island Salt as before at l5Gl8 cts
per bushe Three cargoes of Liverpool Salt containing
together 20 O23 sacks have arrived here this
we note the receipt Of $50 sacks do Charleston
TOBACCo.-There is a fair demand existing for new
crop Maryland Tobacco and all that in good condition
meets with ready sale full prices inspected
For old crop there is little inquiry, the quality
being such suits wants of BUYERS We ouote frost
ed Maryland at 81 ground leaf at s3a7; common at
S25Od350; middling $4(d4 so good midding S5d5 so;
good leaf $6G65o; and fine at S7G12 There de-
to the condition of the crop which is now coming
forward In the absence OF any sales importance
are unable to give quotations Nothing doing in Ken
lucky Tobacco. We still quote lugs at 81 25
475 good do at 255 so; inferior leaf at So 756 25
g1od 90 at so.ooG7 so fine at 81 5OG9 choice at $l0
SlZ and rich heavy Kentucky at S7dl250. The nspec.
tions of the week lS2 hhds. Maryland 320 hhds.
Ohio and "A hhds. Kentucky-total 526 hhds.
MANUFACTURED ToBACCo.--The demand but mod erate
and the receipts rather light. We still quote common
pounds at lSa7 cts medium do at 1s22 cts good do.
% cts; medium do 14ldl7 cts; sound common do at
loGl2 cts and inferior shipping los, ISIS and 2O's 7a9
TIN-Tin Plate is still selling at 50 for c. and SO Is
per box for l. X and quote Banca Tin before at 81
cts per b We quote spelter at 5H cts, and Pig Lead
54(d6 cts. per ID
TALLOW.-We quote Tallow nominal at II cts per b.
Tor CITY rendered but we hear of no sales being made
aogether nominal The rates asked follows, viz
25d26 cts. for unwashed 3645 for tub washed 80
laS4 cts Tor No pulled SS@4O cts. for pulled Merno
and 3oSd5S cts for common to extra fleece Wools
WHlSkEY.-Whskey has through the week been
rather heavy and prices for have fallen off since the
up about 200 bbs from 24K down to 28H cts for
ONO, - to % cts for City, and 23k to % cts for Coun
try. We quote Whiskey day at 23G23S cts for Conn
try and City, and 23R for Ohio.
FRElGHrS.-The rate to Holland is still 3Os and to
Bremen 25s. for Maryland tobacco We hear of nothing
TVVO hriu cnf0 . h1o
y each have been taken this week for windward at
oo cts per Dbl out only brig of 200 for North side
OF Cupa on private terms; another Nassau
on private terms There but vessels in port dis
engag a. and there is fair demand for small vessels
suitable for grain and coal To Boston ports in Maine
we quote at 81 25 per ton for COAL 80 cts per Dbl for
hour, and cts. per bushe for grain; to New Bedford
providence, and ports the Sound 81 for coal and
cts for grain and New York 50 for coal and 6 cts
Tor grain To Southern ports there is fair offer
ton for heavy goods SO cts per bb for whskey cts
per bushel for corn and cts per foot Savannah So
per ton 30 cts for dry bbls, 55 cts for do cts
per foot to Mobile $i5O5 per ton 62 cts for dry bbs
80 cts for wet do and l2cts per foot to New 0reans
81 per ton and so cts for dry bbls cts for wet do
III cts per foot
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, March O.
The Dry Goods jobbers are beginning to be pretty
busy, but the commission houses have for the last
week or two been doing comparatively little There
IS however, the usual of the trade and it occa
Slons no change in the general condition of tke mar
ket Goods are in fair supply, but the stocks are
not heavy, and nearly all descriptions steady and
puole lHls week heaVy standard makes OF
Brown Sheetings at S4G9 cts, medium Sheetings and
Shirtings at 7HGS cts, and light do at 51Gd6 cts
beached Sheetings and Shirtings steady firm for
all desirable styles. Drills firm S4G9 cts for
brown; elG94 cts. for bleached 1O6GII1 cts for
blue Cotton Flannes, Denms, Stripes Ticks and Os.
naburgs generally bringing previous rates. quote
Gnghams before at 10a10H cts for the Lancaster and
Glasgow Prints moving off pretty freely at from
to 10 for madder goods Most of the leading printers
have large stock in the hands of their agents here and
the styles offering generally quite desirable De
Lanes are IN lar demand at former There a
N INIT
the same degree of rmness in them in Cotton abrc
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE