The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-24
White sugar-A......... So cts per lb
do. do. B......... SH

do. do. B....".... SX
sYRUPs-The rates for Baltimore refined syrups have
been reduced cts. per gallon and we quote them as
Golden, and 46 cts. per gallon for Extra Golden.
SALT-Salt is quiet, but the quotations for Liverpool
are still as follows, viz: 100 cts. for Ground Alum 1856
175S0 cts sack for Ashtons do Turks Island salt
Is selling in lots from store at 25 cts bushe but
figure could not probably be obtained for a cargo We
note the receipt here this week of 1856 sacks Salt per
ship John Clark, from Liverpool.
7xGs cts and Chemical olive do at sG7 cts per b
SPlCES,-There is but little doing in Spices but rates
are unchanged, and we quote Pepper before at SX0
cts; Pmento at 6&d7 cts Cassia at "a cts Cloves at
SH cts; Ginger at y as cts Mace at As cts and Nut
megs at 45d5O cts. per ID
STARCH-Starch is very quiet We quote it however
at the following rates, viz So 615% cts for common
Western Pearl; 5k 154 cts. for Woods; 54a6 Oswego
River 6g6h cts. for Duryea's and 6G6K cts or Kings
STAVES.-There has been no movement this week in
Slaves so far as we have heard but still quote them
as follows, viz at S4O65 for heavy W O HID s25G32
for light do S4O65 for W O. Pipe; s22G25 for culied
R O. HID sl5@ls for single and s3OGS5 per thousand
for double W o. Barrel.
TOBACCO.-There has been a fair demand for the bet
ter descriptions of Maryland Tobacco this week partcu
iary for all clean good qualities of Mary ground leaf
bucommon kinds again neglected We no change
to note in prices and continue to quote frosted Maryland
at 81; ground leaf at $3G7 common at 81 50d3 So mid,
ding S4450; good mddling S55 So good leaf s66 5o
and fine at S7d2 We quote Bay Tobacco as follows tins
or tails at 50 504 ground leaf at 81 So fine yellow
at $9.5oal4; and good red at S12@13 There were no
inferior to good common S34; red and spangled s5n
ESQ good and fire red and spangled s7S; good fine
yellow S99l2 There is nothing doing in Kentucky To-
oacco agents not caring to force it into market We
quote 1t as BEFORE viz common ugs at 25G4 75 good
do at inferior leaf at s575625 good do at
$65oG7 so; fine at ST. 750G9 choice S10Gl2 and rich
heavy Kentucky at $74l25o The inspections of the
week are ~ ;hhds Maryland, 40 hhds. Oho,22 hhds
kentucky, and hid. Virginia-total S43 hhds
MANUFACTURED ToBACCo.-There is a better feeling in
the market this week, and transactions have been to
moderate extent The receipts are light and we continue
TX
is a. cts good do at 2l(G25 cts fine do 2S35 cts fine
common 10 at sGl2 cs and inferior shipping lO ls's
TALLOW.-IlIere have been no sales of Tallow tins
week SO far as we have heard but still quote city
dered at 104cts. per lb.
TINWe still quote Tin Plate at so for c. and SO rs
per box for l. X, Banca Tin at 81 cts, Speter at
cts, and Pig Lead at s 4 l6 cts. per lb.
WooL.,For Wool, prices are unchanged, and we still
quote follows viz at 2l26 cts for unwashed; 34G36
cts for common tub washed 3S4o cts for extra do 2sd
30 cts for pulled Lambs Wool and 354S for com
mon to extra fleece Wool There is however nothing do
ing in it, and the quotations altogether nominal.
WHlSKEY-Whiskeyh has been very quiet this week,
and we note decline in it since the opening OF of cent
per gallon Sales have been made some 500 to 600 bbs
Ohio at from 2O4 down to 19H cash. market for
IL closing at the latter figure, and We note also sales
added.
FREIGHTs.-There are four vessels on the berth
for Liverpool two having cleared since our last report
The rates continue to be As per bb for flour I2d per
bushe for grain 25s per hid tobacco O per ton for
bark and 40s. per ton for heavy goods shin is load
ing for Bremen at 35s per hid for Maryland Tobacco
The last rate to Holland 35s. A brig of 1900 bbls
has been taken this week for Windward at 65 cts per
Dbl schooner of 400 bbs for Barbados at 70 cts per
Dbl Coastwise freights unchanged and continue
to quote to Boston and ports in Maine 81 rs per
Tor COAL 30 cts per bbl for -four and per bushel
for corn to Providence, New Bedford and ports on the
Sound, $3.50 per ton for coa and cts per bushel for
grain to New York 81 10 per ton for coal and per
bushel for wheat We quote to Charleston at So so per
ton for heavy freight 35 cts for dry bbs As cts for
wet do, and cts per foot to Savannah So per ton 40
cts for dry bbls, SIS cts for bbls and cts per
foot to New Orleans s445O per heavy goods 10
cts per foot SO cts for dry bbls and cts per GAL
oil and whiskey and to Mobile S. per for heavy
goods, 12h foot and Xcts nor goIIon