The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-17

SUGARS.-Sugars have throughout the week been in
fair demand and the market for them has been quite
steady. The sales, which amount in the aggregate to
about 700 hhds include 3S hhds Cuba the cargo of the
brig EsseN' on private terms, and Jos hhds English
island at $662h both for refining IS hhds. very
New Orleans at SO, l75 hhds. common prime do. at
So 25, and 100 hhds good to prime Porto
Rico at S7tGS 12k. Sugars clOe today steady the
following rates, viz: S650G6S7H for refining grades
Cuba and English Isand STAR 50 for grocers styles do
S675G7 for common Porto Rico; S725GS126 for fair
prime do 7257 rs for fair good New Orleans and
SSdS25 for prime do We note the import this week of
5aS hEds sugar from Porto Rico lO2 hhds do from New
Orleans SS boxes do from Cuba, and 125 hhds Melado
REFINED suoARs.-Refned Sugars are still selling at
lOGlOB cts for loaf 10 cts for extra fine powdered 9%
ass cts for crushed powdered and granuated, 9G94
cts for soft crushed white and SH ass cts per h. for
yellow.
the rates named in last, viz: at 80 Sugar
House AZ cts for Golden and 4s cts per gallon for Extra
Golden.
STARCH.-We still quote Starch at from Az to 5% cts
for Western 5Hd6 cts. for West Philadelphia, and Os
wego River, 6d6h cts for Duryea's, and 696Ects per
ID. for Kingsiord's OSwegO.
SOAP CASTLE Soaps selling at 1Oa1O% cts. Oleine
do at u as cts, AM Chemical Olive 6d7 per
lb. The demand is fan at these figures.
SPlCES.-We continue TO quote Pepper firm at 9 cts,
and Pimento at SGSH cts h. but hear of no sales
of Importance. Gloves still bringing s4(dSX cts
Cassia 20a22 cts; East India Ginger 5HG6 cts; Mace
42Ald45 cts, and No. Numegs so cts per ID.
SLAVES There Slaves selling, but we quote
them nominal s35a4O for W o. HID; $45Cd5O for W
O. Pipe; S1Sd2O for cued r. 0. HID; and S32G35 per
thousand for prime r. o. HID.
SALT.-We note since our last further decline in
Liverpool Salt and quote it at so for Ground
Alum, and l6O cts, per sack for Marshals and Jeffrey
part Fine the cargo of the ship Milton Lockhart was
sold early in the week, but kept private
We quote Turks Island Salt nominal at 151S cts per
bushel We note the receipt this week of $50 sacks
Liverpool Saffron Charleston, and of 800 sacks do from
New York.
ToBACCo,-There has been but moderate business
done in Maryland Tobacco this week. demand being
confined to the better qualities of CROP which bring
fair prices We continue to quote frosted Maryland at
81; ground leaf at $3d7; common at $250G3 so; mid
ding 450 good mddling S5G55O; good leaf $6G65o
and fine at S7(Gl2. Ohio Tobacco is coming forward
quite freely but the market has not opened yet
have no transactions to report The quality of the
crop, however, much better than anticipated being
greatly superior to that of the preceding year We
of nothing doing in Kenucky Tobacco which we still
quote follows common ugs at s425(G4 75 good do at
S525d550; inferior leaf at S575G6 2 good do $3.50
(d75O fine at 81 509; choice at S0GSl2 and rich hea
w Kentucky at S7Gl25O. The inspections of the week
are l5 hhds Maryland 1S2 hhds Ohio and 20 hhds Ken
tucky-total 377 hhdS.
MANUFAcTuRED ToBAcco.--we have no change to note
The demand continues moderate, with light receipts
We still quote common pounds at l3(Gl7 cts; medium do
at lS22 cts good do at 2l125 cts; fine do. 2S35 cts
fine SIS and los 1SG22 cts; medium do. l4Gl7 cts;
sound common do at 1OGl2 cts: and inferior shipping
los, 1S's and 20s 7(d9 cts.
TIN.-Tin Plate is selling at 50 for / c. and s1O75
per box for l. X, and quote Banca Tin at 3334
per lb We quote Speer at 5h cts and Pig Lead at 81
Gl6 cts. per ID.
TALLOW.-We quote Tallow nominal at II cts per h.
for City rendered, but hear of no sales being made
WO0L.-Wool continues very dull, and prices for it
altogether nominal The rates asked follows, viz:
25d25 cts. for unwashed 3645 cts tub washed 80
GI34 cts for No pulled 3S14O cts for pulled Merino;
and 35G5S cts for common to extra fleece Woods.
WHISKEY .-Whiskey has been very active this week
but has sold generally at decline last weeks prices
The sales add up about $500 bbls 23Q23 cts. for
Ohio, 23G22k cts for City, and % cts per gallon for
Country We quote Country to-day steady at % cts,
City at 22h cts and Ohio at % cts. per gallon.
FRElGHTS.-There is at present vessel up for
Bremen-the last rate 25s for Maryland tobacco We
still quote to Holland at sos. Nothing offering for Great
Britain brig of 2400 bbls. has been taken for the
Wndward private erms another brig of 200 tons for
West Indies and back with guano on private TERMS
other of 200 tons for Aspnwa with coal at SIS per
schooner of $50 tons for Porto Rico and back private
terms; schooner of 900 bbls for Jacksonville
per bushe and 40 cts per Dbl There is material
change in coastwse freghts and there but little offer
ing to Eastern ports To Portland quote at So 25 per
ton for coal, 35 cts per bbl for -four and SH cts per
grain or -four oering to New Bedford Providence, and
ports the SOUND 81 for coal and cts for grain;
New York Sl.75 for coal and cts for grain We quote
to Charleston at cts. per foot cts per bushe for
and so cts per Dbl for whkey to Mobile II cts foot
62 for dry and S5 cts for bbs and S45OG5 per
ton; New Orleans 10 per foot SO cts for dry and
SO cts. for wet bbls and 81 per ton.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, March 16-The
Dry Goods Obbers beginning to be pretty busy but
the commission houses have for the week been
doing comparatively little. There is, however, the usual
of the trade at this of the year. and it
Slons change in the general condition Of the
ket. Goods in fair supply, but the stocks
not heavy, and nearly all descriptions steady and
firm. We quote this week heavy standard makes of
Brown Sheetngs at 4G9 cts, medium Sheetings and
Shirtings at 7k(GS Cts, and light do at 54Gd6 cts
Bleached Sheetngs and Shirngs steady and firm for
all desirable styles. Drills firm at SAG9 cts for
brown; e(994 cts. for bleached l0hG1l cts. for
blue Cotton Fannels, Denims, Stripes Ticks and Os-
naburgs generally bringing previous We quote
Gnghams before at l0Gl04 cts for the Lancaster and
Glasgow. Prints moving of pretty freely at from
to 10 for madder goods Most of the leading printers
have large stock in the hands their agents here and
the styles offering generally quite desirable. De
LANES in fair demand former rates There is a
moderate business doing in Woollens but there is not