The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-08

SALT.-Salt is quiet, but the quotations for Liverpool
are still as follows viz 100 cts. for Ground Alum l55G
leo cts for Marshas and Jeffrey Darcys fine and l75
1S0 cts per sack for Ashons do. Turks Island Salt is
selling in lots from store at 25 cts per bushel but this
figure could not be obtained for cargo We note the re
cept here this week Of 54i4 sacks Salt per ship David
Stewart from Liverpool
SOAPCastile Soap is still selling at IL cts Oleine do
at 7h(GS cts. and Chemical Olive do. at 67 cts per b
SPlCES.There is but little doing in Spices but rates
are unchanged, and quote Pepper as before St "a
cts; Pimento at 6 G7 cts Cassia at q cts Gloves
~ cts, Ginger at 7AdS cts; Mace at 45 cts and Nut
megs ct 45ll50 cts per ID
sTARCH.-Starch is very quiet. We quote it however
at the following rates. VIZ: 81 d5K cts. for common
Western Pearl; 5ka5A cts. for Woods; 54d6 oswego
River 6d6H cts. for Duryea's; and 6&6H cts for Kings
f0rd's OSwego
STAVES.-There has been no movement this week in
Slaves so far as we have heard but still quote them
as follows, viz: at s40d65 for heavy o. HID s25d32
for light do $4Od65 for W O. Pipe s22G25 for culled
r. o. HID; Sl5(lS for single and $3OG35 per thousand
for double W. o. Barrel.
SYRUPS.-The for Baltimore refined Syrups have
been reduced since last week per gall and we quote
them as follows viz at Sc cts for Sugar House, IS
for Golden and a cts per gallon for Extra Golden lot
ti0n at 30G3l cts. per gallon.
ToBACCO-There has been moderate demand for all
former rates viz frosted Maryland ST. ground
S3d7; common at $250(d350; middng S4G14. so; good
We quote Bay Tobacco follows tips tails at So 5Od4
ground leaf at S. 50a5.50 fine yellow S95O14 and
good red at Sl2Gl3 In Ohio Tobacco there has been
nothing done this week but still quote inferior good
common S5G4; red and spangled f5GC50 good and fine
req ana spangled SICdS and good fine yellow S9IGI2
The market for Kentucky Tobacco is still quiet and we
continue to quote common lugs at 81 25G475 good do
at So 525G550 inferior leaf at $575G62 25 good do at
$65OG7 50 fine at s7.50d9; choice at $1OGlI2; rich
heavy Kentucky at $7t0l250. The inspections of the
week are $50 hhds Maryland.
MANUFACTURED ToBlCCo-There is little or no demand
for Manufactured Tobacco at present Prices
nally the same before and continue to quote com
mon pounds at 7Gl2 cts; medium do at 15Gl8 cts ;
good do at 2l(25 cts fine do. 2SG35 cts. fine SIS and
los lotdl22 cts medium do. 14dl7 cts; sound common
do at 9l2 cts; and inferior shipping los 1875 and 2Os
Gas cts.
TALL0W-There have been no sales of TalIow this
week so far as we have heard but still quote CITY rem
dered at 104 cts per Ib.
TlN.-We still quote Tin Plate at 80 for c. and 80 rs
per box for l. X, Bauca Tin 81 cts Spelter at d6
cts, and Pig Lead at GAG cts. per In.
WOOl-There is no Wool selling and it is impossible
in the present condition Of the market give any quota
IONS for it. The manufacturers doing nothing, and
wool could not be sold within % 80 per cent Of the
prices obtained two months since.
WHlSkE1.-Whskey has been very quiet this week
and prices for it have fallen off materially The sales add
up about 800 bbls at from 20 down cts Ohio and
l9A down TO IS cts for City and Country we quote
City and Country to-day at IS ct and Ohio at IS cts
per gallon.
FREIGITS.-The rates to Liverpool have declined
The ships Annapolis" and "Juniata have cleared this
week and the 'Cherbim" and Ocean Traveller have
gone on the berth. The offerings fair and we now
quote -four at IS Cd ass Cd. per bb grain at Hall
per bushe tobacco at 22s 3D. per hhd at 25s per
ton, and heavy goods at Sos per ton We quote to Bre
men at 30s hid for Maryland tobacco and 4Os for
Virginia tobacco, and to Holland at 35s for MARYLAND
tobacco