The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-17


Mess Pork at $3.50 per bb at which figure it closes
steady, but there is Prime Rump Pork here and
can give no quotations for these varieties.
LAID-There is Western Lard here, but we
note sales this week of 100 to $50 terces City render
ed at II cts, at which figure it closes st ady. Refined
Lard is still selling at 15ul54 cts. per lb.
BUTTEE.-Butter is still dul and heavy. We quote
solid packed Western 9d10 cts Roll at 12d14 cts
Gades at IL 16 cts Western Reserve at Halls cts New
York State at az cts and city packed for export at
12dl2H cts. There have been sales this week of
0o00 to $4,000 lbs solid packed Western Butter at the
quotations. Eggs are selling at 10 cts. per dozen
CHEESE Cheese is arriving quite freely and there is
pretty large stock here 1t is however in fair demand
cutting Holly cts for Eastern do 10 all cts for
Western English Dairy and l2H(gl4 cts pcrb for East
do
PLASTER is still selling at S. per ton but
the market for it is quiet.
POWDER.-We have change to note in the rates for
Powder and still quote Hazards Dupons and Beat
tvs at 1926 for blasting, and S5 for sporting per keg of
25 lbs.
PoTAToES.-Potatoes continue in good supply, and
white Mercer's selling in lots Go inferior
and 7oG15 cts per hushel for prime Onions are still
bringing 1892 kGGl.75 per bbl
RICE-Rce has through the week been dull and
rather heavy 1t quoted early in the week at ~ a
* cts, but has been selling for day two past at
4SG4S cts for good to prime crop, and it be
quoted closing at these figures The transactions this
week embrace $50 to 800 erces There have been
arrivals this week. but there is fair stock here
RUM-New England Rum is selling slowly at SO d34
cts, and we quote West India do ranging from 80 to
125 cts. per gallon.
SUGARS-There has been very little inquiry this week
done in them To-day have however heard of sales of 20
hhds good to prime Cuba at $7 So and 10 hhds prime
Porto Rico at SS.37K. Notwithstanding the fact that
there has been hardly inquiry for Sugars this week
the holders have exhibited symptoms of uneasness
and there has been disposition among them to
sales. We quote oday follows viz at S6(d6.25 for
refining grades Cuba and English Island s625d6.50 for
refining grades Porto Rico $6507 so for grocery grades
Cuba; 757 25 good common to fair Porto Rco;and
s750@s371 for good to prime do We note the receipt
here this week of 47o boxes from Cuba and 1900 bags
REFINED sUGARs-Since our last issue the rates for
refined Sugars have been reduced q to of per
lb The following the quotations Messrs Dough
erty, Woods Co. of the Baltimore Steam Sugar Refine
ry, viz
CASH PRICES RF TWENTY OR MORE PACKAGES.
Double Refined Loaf oaf,,..............t9% 9% cts per h.
Double Refined Cracked Loaf ............ 9T
Double Refined Crushed, Powdered and
Granuated '.'........... .............. %
Circle A Crushed, Powdered and Granu-
lated. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 98
henned Nhlte A..'.... ..................
Refined White B........................ ST
Refined Extra C........................S So
Yellow Sugars Of lower grades prices according to
quality.
sALTLiverpool Salt is selling in lots to the trade at
loo cts for Ground Alum 155G60 cts for Marshars and
jeffrey Darcys fine, and l751S0 cts per for Ash
toms do, and quote Turks Island do at % cts per
bushel from sore but this figure could not probably be
obtained for We the receipt this week
of cargo of 900 bushels Turks Island Salt.
SOAP-Caste Soap is still selling at IL cts; Oleine do
ct 7kGS cts and Chemical Olive do at Gar cts Der H.
SPICES.-There is but little doing in Spices but rates
are unchanged, and quote Pepper before at 64a
cts; Pmeno at 6kg7 cts.; Cassa at "a cts Cloves at
SH cts; Ginger at 7AS cts Mace at As cts and Nut
megs at 45d50 cts. perlb
STARCH-Starch is very quiet. We quote it however
at the following rates VIZ; 5a@5A cts. for common
Western Pearl; 81 (G5a cts. for Woods; 5z 6 Oswego
River 6a6h cts for Duryea's; and 6a6K cts Tor Kings
fords 0swego.
STAVES-There has been no movement this week in
Slaves so far as we have heard but still quote them
as follows viz at $40G65 for heavy W o. HID s25G32
for light do s40a65 for W O. Pipe s22a25 for culied
EII119 fnrc ira1a opo1 IT.,
for double W. O. Barrel.
SYRUPs.-BaltmOre refined syrups are selling at the
following rates viz: 3SG4O for Sugar House az cts
for Golden and 4S cts per gallon for Extra Golden.
ToBACCo.-There has been more movement in Mary
land Tobacco this week than has been the
weeks past, particularly with regard to the common dual
ties which, however bring low prices There have been
European orders here and although agents
have been anxious to realise, do not alter quota
tions, which are as follows frosted Maryland S.
ground leaf at SS(G7 common at 81 50l1350; mddling
$4(G4.50 good middling $5(G550 good leaf seas so
and fine at S7312 We quote Bay Tobacco follows: tips
or tails at $35od4 ground leaf at 81 5055o fine yellow
at S950G4; and good red at s12613 In Ohio Tobacco
there has been nothing of consequence doing. We still
quote inferior to good common $4 red and spangIed
Ge5 good and fine red and spanged S7GS and good
fine yellow $912 There has been nothing doing in Ken
lucky Tobacco this week but we quote it az before viz
common lugs at s425a4 rs; good do at IS 255 SO; in
feror leaf at $575G625 good do at $65OG75 30 fine at
s5OG9; choice at Slo@l2; and rich heavy Kentucky
$7(dl250. The inspections of the week COS hhds
Maryland &c hhds. Ohio, and so hhds Kentucky-tota
721 hhds.
MANUFACTURED ToBhCCo.--There is nothing Of any
sequence doing, and the receipts very light Prices
are almost nominal and still quote commen pounds al
7(d12 cts; medium do at 15)1S cts; good do 2ld25
cts fine do. 2SG35 cts fine SIS and los 1sG22 cs med
um do l4al7 cts; sound common do at 99l2 cts; and
inferior shipping los, 1875, and 2o's Gas cts.
TALLOW.-There have been sales of TalIow this
week far have heard but still quote city rem
dered at 104cts. per lb.
TIN-We still quote Tin Plate at 50 for c. and SO rs
per box for l. X, Banca Tin at "a cts Spelter 5kt
cts, and Pig Lead at 1 66 cts. per III.
WOOL.-For Wool, prices unchanged and we still
quote follows, viz: at 2426 cts for unwashed 34G3e
50 cts. for pulled Lambs WOOL and 35IiS cts for com
to extra fleece Wool. The market is however dull
and but few sales making.
WHISKEY.-WhiSkeyh has through tie week bceh du II
and the market for it decidedly heavy sale bb
Ohio made in the early part OF at 81 cts but sub
sequeny sales of some 400 to 500 bb have made
fgnTee Iave Heard Of no sales Of City whitley I'll hi
week, but quote it nominal at 20G20H per gallon
FRElGHTS.-There are six vessels the berth fol
Liverpool which rapidly filling up at the rates cur
rent last week. viz As per bbl for -four per bushe
for grain, 25s per hid for tobacco 30 per bark
and 40s per ton for heavy goods We quote to Holland
at 35s per hid for Maryland Tobacco There no
up for Bremen-the last rate 27s Cd A brig 20
bbs has been taken this week for Jamaica at 20 cts
per bb brig of 600 bbls for North side of Cuba
back private terms; schooner of 400 bbls to load
for Barbados at 20 per bb Dutch brig of 2 OO
bbls to load grain for Europe private terms Coast
wise reghts show change, and still quote to Bos
ton and ports in Maine at S275 per coal 3Od3
cts per bbl for flour, and cts per bushel for corn
Providence, New Bedford and ports on the Sound S25
per ton for coal and cts per bushel for grain; New
York 81 10 per ton for coal and cts per bushel 70
wheat We quote to Charleston at 81 so per for heavy
freight 35 cts for dry bbs As cts for wet do and
per foot to Savannah So per ton 40 cts for dry bbs
cts for wet bbls and per foot New Orleans S4G
450 per ton for heavy goods 10 cts per foot so
Mobile S. per ton for heavy goods l2H per foot
~ cts per gallon