The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-28
BALTIMORE SATURDAY, JANUARY %, 1860.

tions altogether nominal W o. HID may be quoted
at SS5G4O W. o. Pipe at S45G50, and R. o. HID. at 81
(d20 for culled, and S34G35 per thousand for prime
STARCH.-We still quote Starch at from ~ to 81. cts
for Western, 5HG16 cts. for West Philadelphia and os
wego River, SOCK cts for Duryea's and 6(G6 Vets, pc
ID for kingsford'S OSwego.
SOAP P-Castile Soaps selling at lOd1Ox cts; OIein
do. at Hs cts, and Chemical Olive do at 67 pc
lb The demand is fair at these figures.
SPICES.-There is moderate business doing in Spi
Pepper is selling Pimeno cts; Glove
81 GSk cts; Cassia 2OG22 cts East India Ginge
at 5&Cd6 cts; Mace at AZ GAS cts and No. Nutmeg
at 50d5S cts. per lb.
SALT.-Iiverpoo Salt is still selling in retail lot
at l0 cts for Ground Alum, 200 cts for Marshals
jeffrey Darcys fine and 225 cts per sack for Ashton
do but the market fo it is dull and prices have rather
downward tendency. There is cargo here aoat unsod
and some other cargoes are expected soon We quot
Turks Island Salt at 1920 cts per bushe from store
There is none here afoat.
TOBACC0-The market all descriptions leaf To
bacco has been very quiet this week. the only sales
hear of being few small lots of Maryland within thu
range OF quotations, viz frosted Maryland at 81
ground leaf at S2G7 common at S250G35 so; middng S
al. So good middng S55.5O good leaf S6I6 50 and fn
at S(G12; We quote Kentucky follows: common
ugs at $4259475 good do at s52515.5O; inferior lea
at S5759625 good do. at $650(G750; fine at S7.50d9
choice S1Od12 rich heavy Kentucky s7d12 SO
The inspections Of the week are hhds Maryland 18t
hhds. Ohio, and hhds. Kentucky-total Isl hhds.
TIN-Tin Plate is steady at our last quotations viz
50 for IC and S1075 per box for X, and quote Ban
ca Tin as before at "a cts Spelter at 5h cts and Pig Lead
TALLoWLTaIlow continues very quiet We hear OF
no sales but still quote it at IL cts per b for city
rendered.
but it is nevertheless steady the former rates. viz
2526 cts for unwashed 36a45 cts. for tubwashed; SO
IS4 cts for No pulled 3S40 OTIS. for pulled Merino;
and 35d5s cts. for fleece Woos
WH1SKEY.-There has been quite an active movement
this week in Whiskey the sales adding up about 1000
bbls. Itopened at 2Sh cts for Country 24K cts. for
City and 25 cts for Ohio but it dropped off subsequent
y and sales made yesterday at % cts for Penn
syvania and "A cts for both City and Ohio To-day the
feeling in the market rather stronger, and have
heard of sales of 400 to 500 bbls at cts
City, and "a cts. for Ohio.
FREIGHTs.-The to Holland this week is 3os
and to Bremen 25s To Great Britain there is nothing
Offering A bark of 800 tons has been taken up for
the North side of Cuba and back at 40 for sugar and
So for moasses deck schooner to load oak ship plank
at Vienna Md for Newburypor at SO per 900 feet
schooner of 900 bbs for Jamaica on private terms and
one of 500 bbls for Cuba and back also private
terms There is but little offering Eastern ports
rates without special change We quote to Bos
ton and ports in Maine $3.50 per ton for COAL and cts
per bushel for to Providence, New Bedford and
ports the Sound S2252 30 for COAL and 7dS cts for
grain. To Southern ports there is large amount offer
ing The rate to Charleston is cts per foot 80 cts for
dry bbs 40 for wet bbls and 81 so per ton Sa
vannah 7aS cts per foot 40 cts for dry bbls so for
wet bbs and So per ton; to Mobile II cts per foot 624
cts for dry bbls cts per gallon for liquor and 81 5o@
S5 tom to New Orleans 10 cts foot SO cts for dry
bbls so cts Dbl for whskey, and $4d45O per ton
for heavy freight.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, January 81
There considerable activity in Dry Goods
market again this week. the sales as was the case last
week, being mostly made by the commission houses
to Southern jobbers There is fine assortment of goods
offering, but the stocks nevertheless not heavy,
and for nearly all descriptions the market is steady and
firm. We still quote heavy standard makes of Brown
Sheetings at 8kGs4 cts, medium Sheetings and
shirtngs at 797x cts, and light do. at 5x@6 cts
In Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings there is but
little doing, but they steady and firm for all de-
sirable styles. Drills are steady at s4@9 cts. for
brown; 9G9H cts. for beached 10X@1l cts for
blue Cotton Flannels, Denims, Stripes Ticks and os
naburgs generally bringing previous rates We quote
Gnghams before at 10l0k cts for the Lancaster and
Glasgow, and Prints at cts for steam, and 9l0 cts
madder coors De LANES firm at 1S20 cts for desra
BILE STYLES Woolen goods are quite firm particularly de
sirable styles of Satinets and fancy Cassimers.