The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-20

sPICES-There is fair demand for Spices but there
is special activity in them. Pepper is selling at Sh@
cts Pmento at al cts.; Cassia at "a cts; Gloves at
81 cts; Ginger at 7ds cts; Mace at 45 cts, and Nut
megs at 4a,d5O cts per
STAVES.-Staves are quiet, but quote them steady
at the following rates viz: at s4OaG5 for heavy 70
HID; s25d32 for light do s40d65 for W. o Pipe; $50
% for culed R. o. Hhd sl56S for single and sSoG35
per thousand for double W. O. Barrel.
STARCH-Starch is very quiet. We quote it however
at the following rates VIZ: 5h@5& cts. Tor common
Western Pearl: 5A G954 cts. for Woods; 54GG Oswego
River; 6GGK cts for Duryea's and 66k cts or Kings
ford's Oswego.
SUMAC.SWe continue to quote Sumac at S34G,35 per
ton, but we hear of no sales being made.
SYRUPS.-Bamore refined Syrups are still selling at
the following rates viz S739 cts for Sugar House. AZ
cts for Golden and Is per gallon for Extra Golden.
TOBACCO-The transactions in Maryland Tobacco this
week have been only to moderate extent owing principal
y the fact that there little of desirable quality here
the bulk of the receipts being of descriptions,
which not wanted. All good qualities sell readily at
received this week, and brought s3s. We continue to
quite frosted Maryland at S. ground leaf at S397 com
81 503 so; middling S4d4.50 good mddling S.
5 so; good leaf S665O; and fine at $7(12. We quote
Bay Tobacco follows: tips or tails at s. 5Od4 ground
leaf 81 5055O fine yellow at S9jO14 and good red
s12dl3 For Ohio Tobacco there is some inquiry with
sales this week of $50 hhds at former prices viz inferior
to s fea spa He am n gTUa
S9Gl12. There is fair demand for Kentucky Tobacco
with sales of about 60 hhds Kentucky and Mason county
within the range of quotations. viz lugs at
81 24 75 good do. at $52595 so; inferior leaf $575
62 good do at $6.5o7 50 fine at 81 SOFAS choice at
$l0Gl2; and rich heavy Kentucky at S7(d1250. The in
spcctons of the week ,67 hhds Maryland 232 hhds
Ohio, 40 hhds Kentucky and hid Virginia-total $50
hhds
MANUFACTURED ToBACCo-There is moderate demand
existing and the receipts this week have been light. We
quote as before; common pounds at 7d12ct medium do
15GS cts good do. at 21125 cts fine do. 2Sd35 cts
fine SIS and los 18g22 cts medium do l4dl7 cts; sound
do. at 9l2 cts and inferior shipping los S's
aud 20's 6dlS cts.
TALLOW-We quote-Tallow this week nominal at 1O4
cts per h. There is however oering all that
in market having been taken up last week
TIN-Tn is still selling 50 for c., and slO75
per box for l. X but it is firm at these figures Wequote
Banca Tin at "a Spelter at cts and Pig Lead
at 54(d6 cts. per lb.
WoOL.-For Wool the market is dull and rather heavy.
Prices however unchanged although the tendency
evidently downward We quote as follows, viz at 24d26
cts for unwashed 3436 cts for tub washed 3s
40 cts for extra do 2s9S2 cts. for pulled Lambs Wool
and 35d4S cts for common to extra fleece Wool.
WHlSKEY There has been a fair inquiry this week
for Whiskey and note improvement since the open
ing, of to cent Per gallon in Ohio. There have
sales in the week of about 900 bbs at % for
City and 22d22 cts for Ohio We quote City to day at %
cts and Ohio at 22a 22x cts but the market closes dull
for both descriptions.
FREIGHTS.-The offerings to Liverpool are quite
large at IS. 3d. per bbl for -four l0hd per bushe for
grain, 25s. per hid for tobacco, sos. per ton for
bark, and 30s per ton for heavy goods There is no
vessel on the berth for London An American vessel
taken for Bremen this week at 27s Cd for Maryland
tobacco and still quote to Holland at 32s Cd A bark
and brig have been chartered for Aspinwa with coal
So per ton bark to load mahogany from Mazatan to
New York at SS per ton and schooner of 160 tons for
Wndward Islands private terms CoaStwise freights
continue to improve, and vessels in brisk demand.
We quote to Boston and ports in Maine at 81 rs ton
for COAL 80 cts bb for -four per bushe for corn
and cts bushel for OATS to Providence, New Bed
ford and ports the Sound So 80 per coal and
per bushe for gran to New York So 10 coal and
cts for wheat. To Southern ports quote as follows
To Charleston cts per foot cts bushe 35 cts for
dry bbls 45 cts for wet do and 81 so per Savan
nah cts per foot cts per bushe 40 for dry bbls
So cts for wet do and S per to Mobile 12H per
foot 62H cts per bb 2H cts per gallon for liquor and
SIS per for heavy freight and to New Orleans 10
per foot per gallon for liquor so cts for dry bbls,
and 81 per ton.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, October 19.-The
Dry Goods market has been mparavey quiet this week.
Some of the obbers still busy but the commission
and importing houses doing very little. The fall
trade is pretty much and look for quiet market
for time to come Goods continue in fair supply,
but there to be accumulation of stock and for
all staple descriptions prices well maintained We
quote before heavy standard makes of Brown
Sheetings at S4(G9 cts, medium Sheetings and
Shirngs at 7a@8 cts, and light do. at 5A16 cts.
Beached Sheetngs and Shirtings steady and firm
all desirable styles Drills firm at S&G9 cts. for
brown 9a94 cts for bleached; l04Gl1 cts for blue.
Cotton Flannes Denims Stripes, and Ticks generally
bringing previous rates. 0snaburgs and very
firm. Ginghams are in good supply We quote them at
9i0 cts for Manchester 10A for GLASGOW and Lam
caster and IL cts for Cintons Prints and Deanes
in fair demand at steady rates Woollens in pretty
good demand, and they are bringing generally, rather
better prices than they have been.