The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-27
White Sugar-A......... 93s cts. per ID
do. do. B......... Ok -

do. do B.......... Ok
SAIIT-Sat is in good demand, and Liverpool sells
very readily los cts for Ground Alum, l55Gl60 cts
for Marshal's and Jeffrey & Darcys fine, and l7OGlS0
per for Ashton's do Two cargoes containing
together u have arrived here this week but
they were boh SOLD some time since to arrive There
been this week in Turks Island Salt and
about 49, 900 bushels all that in market has been
taken speculation but the terms have not transpird
1t is selling in lots from store at 20 cts per bushe
which is an advance.
SOAP.-Castile Soap is selling at II cts oeine do. at
7HGs cts, and Chemical Olive do. at 67 cts, per lb
SPICES.-There is fair demand for Spices, but there
is special activity in them. Pepper is selling at SH
Sh cts; Ginger at as cts; Mace at 45 cts, and Nut
megs at 1890 cts. per ID
STAVES.-Staves quiet, but quote them steady
at the following rates, viz: at S40G65 for heavy W o.
HID; $25G32 for light do $40l65 for W. O. Pipe; slS4
25 for cued r, o. Hhd s5G1s for single and S3OG35
per thousand for double W. O. Barrel.
sTARCH.-Starch is very quiet. We quote it however
at the following rates, VIZ: 5A95E cts for common
River; 6d6h cts Tor Duryea's and 6G6h cts. or Kings
sUMACsWe continue to quote sumao at s34G35 per
ton, but we hear of no sales being made.
SYRUPS.-Baltimore refined Syrups still selling at
the following rates. viz S739 cts for Sugar House az
ToBACCo..The demand for Maryland Tobacco is still
at at SO mnF as
G45O good middling 55o good leaf s6la6 so; and
fine at s2 quote Bay Tobacco e0 as follows tips or
S9.50d4 and good red at $l2dS We note sales this
week hhds Ohio Tobacco spanged at former prices
$3d4 red and spangled $5dt50 good and fine red and
spangled S7lds; and good and fine yellow s9912 Ken
lucky Tobacco is quiet the sales being only of retail
character. We still quote common lugs at 81 %
good do at $525d95 SO; inferoreaf at S575625 good
do at $650d750; fine at 81 50(d9 choice at Sl0ll2 and
rich heavy Kentucky at $7250. The inspections of the
week 294 hhds Maryland, 279 hhds. Ohio, 81 hhds
Virginia, and hhds. Kentucky-total 6lS hhds.
MANUFACTURED ToBACco.The receipts have been quite
light this week and the demand continues moderate We
quote before; pounds at 7l2 cts; medium do
15CllS cts; good do 2ld25 cts. fine 2S35
common do at sGl2 cts and inferior shipping los ISIS
TALLOW-We quote Taow this week nominal at 1O4
cts per lb There is however Offering, all that
in market having been taken up last week.
TINTin Plate is still selling at 50 for l. c., and $1075
per box for X but is firm at these figures. Wequote
Banca Tin at S4 cts, speer at cts, and Pig Lead
W0OL.-For Wool the market dull and rather heavy.
Prices however unchanged although the tendency is
for unwashed; 34936 for tub washed 3s@
40 cts for extra do 2Sd32 cts for pulled Lambs WOOL
and 35dl4s cts. for common to extra fleece Wool.
WHISKEY.-There has been but little done this week
in WhsGey and the market has throughout been quite
heavy We note sales of 100 bbls Country in inferior
Ohio at % per gallon but both City and Ohio close
very dull at the above figure.
FREIGHTS.-T is still a considerable amount of
freight offering for Liverpool and quote this week at
S. 3D. per Dbl for -four Id per bushel for grain, 25s
per hhd for tobacco sos per ton for bark and sos
for heavy goods There is vessel on the berth for
London Two vessels have been taken up this week for
Bremen at 27s Cd for Maryland tobacco. The rate to
of 1400 bbls has been chartered this week for Trinidad
Port Spain out only at rs cts per bb and of 1900
bbs for North side of Cuba and back private terms
Coastwise freghts show but little change and small ves
GELS still in demand. We quote to Boston and ports
in Maine at 1915 per ton for COAL 80 cts per bb for -four
cts per bushel for corn and cts per bushe for oats
to Providence New Bedford and ports the Sound 81
d$250 per ton for coal cts per bushel for and
cts for wheat New York 81 10 for coal and cts for
wheat There is fair amount Offering to Southern ports,
and quote to Charleston cts foot cts bush
ell 80 for dry bbs 45 cts for do and 81 so
ton to Savannah per foot cts per bushel, 40 cts
dry bbs 55 for do and SO per ton; to Mobile
12R per foot 62T per bbl, 2k cts per gallon for
liquor and So per ton for heavy freight and to New Or
leans 10 cts per foot cts per gallon for liquor so cts
for dry bbls., and S4.50G$5 per ton.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, Oct. 26-There
has been comparatively little doing this week in Dry
Goods The bulk Of the fall business has been DONE and
although there always less goods selling we
look for little activity in the market until the opening of
another The market continues very steady.
Goods have varied very little in price since the opening
of the season, and for all staple styles of Domescs,
prices well main tanned We continue to quote heavy
standard makes of Brown Sheengs at cts, medium
Sheetings and Shrtings at cs and light do at
G6 cts Beached Sheetngs and Shrtings steady and
firm all desirable styles Drills firm at 9 cts for
brown 9G9S cts for bleached; 10H(d11 cts for blue
Cotton Flannes Denims, Stripes and Ticks generally
bringing previous rates. Osnaburgs continue scarce and
firm. Ginghams in good supply. We quote them at
9l0 cts for Manchester 10 for Glasgow and Ian
and IL Cntons Prints and DeLaines
in fair demand at steady rates. Woolens fair
quest, and they are steady at former rates.