The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-26


Loaf.
COFFEE SOFT CRUSHED SUGARS.
Refined White A. 9A cts per lb
Refined White B.........................9 B. OK
Refined Yellow Extra..................
Yellow Sugars of lower grades at prices according TO
SALT.-Ground Alum Salt has advanced within the
last day or two and quote it at 95 c but fine is
still bringing 160 cts for Marshals and Jeffrey Dar
cys, and 175 cts per sack for Ashtons lot of 1000
sacks Ground Alum the cargo of the "Macauey'
sold day or two since to arrive private terms We
still quote Turks Island Salt at 1s20 cts per bushe
but there is very little doing in it.
SOAP CASTLE Soap selling at 10 all cts Oleine
do at 7xG8 cts and Chemical Olive do at Say per
b, The demand is fair at these figures
SPICES.-We here of no transactions of Importance
this week in Spices but we quote Pepper at S4d9 cts;
Pmento at 4(G6H cts. Cassa at l7d1S cts. Cloves at
scs Ginger at 6x cts Mace at As cts, and Nutmegs at
STARCH-Starch is steady at the following rates. viz:
Sgg5h cts for Western PEARL 5495A cts for Lancaster
West Philadelphia and Oswego River sets for Duryea's
and 6(l6H cts. for Kingsords oswego.
STAVES-Staves are dull but We continue to quote
s25@s2 for light do; s4oG655 for o. Pipe sIs@25 for
cued R. o. HID; s1sGD2O for single and S3SdlO per
thousand for double W. o. Barrel.
SYRUPS.-We continue to quote Baltimore refined
Syrups follows, viz: at 39a4l for Sugar House,
a cts for Golden and so cts gallon for Extra Golden
TOBACCo.-The market for Maryland Tobacco has
been again quite active this week. and all good qualities
meet with ready sale at full prices about fast in
spected The descriptions however continue
be neglected, and the few sales that made
rates. We still quote frosted Maryland at 81 ground leaf
at s397 common 81 5OGl3 5O middng $4G54 5O good
There has also been brisk demand for Ohio Tobacco
this week. and note sales of about 1000 hhds So
for common brown to good and fine red and spangled,
considerable portion of which taken by the agent
the French Government. We continue quote inferior
and fine red and spanged S7(GS good and fine yellow
$99l2 For Kentucky Tobacco the market is quiet and
the only transaction hear of is sale OF 20 hhds
Mason county at 81 5o@lo We still quote common ugs
at s. 25475 good do S5 inferior leafat S.
$l0@l2; and rich heavy Kentucky at $7ll25O The in
spectors Of the week 2SG7 hhds Maryland 5s5 hhds
2,974 hhds.
MANUFAoTURED ToBAoco.--The market is very dull
and although the receipts are light they than
equal the demand We correct our quotations to cor
respond with present prices, viz: pounds Ia
12cts; medium do at 15dlS cts good do at 2l25 cts
fine do 2sd35 cts fine SIS and los isaac cts; medium
do l4Gl7 cts; sound common do at 9d12 cts and in.
ferior shipping los, ISIS, and 20's GAS cts.
TIN-Tin Plate is firm, with upward tendency, but
1t is still selling at So Co. and $l075 per box for X
Wequote Banca Tin at 33 cts Spelter 5h cts and Pig
Lead at 54(G5H cts. per ID.
W00L.-We still quote Wool at 20tGa2 cts for new un-
washed 22G24cts for old do; SOSacs for tub washed;
and 2730 per b for pulled The demand Wool
fair, but the receipts continue moderate.
WHISKEY.-The market for Whiskey has been duh
this week and since the opening prices for it have de-
cned to of cent per gallon Ohio sold early in the
week at 2lA cts and City at 2lh cts, but for the last
day or two Ohio has been selling at 81 and q ots and
City at 2 cts per gallon sale of Pennsylvania Whskey
Whiskey this week add up about 1000 bbs.
FRElGHTS.--There continues to be some freight
Offering to Liverpool at former rates, viz 37s Cd per
bacco 3s per bb for flour and 3D. per bushel for
To the Continent rates have declined and the
gagement of vessel to round from New York and
load for Rotterdam at 22s Cd for Maryland tobacco
25s for Amsterdam also another vessel to from New
York at 25s. for Amsterdam. We quote to Bremen
at 20s bark Of $50 tons has been taken up this
load coal for Havana at So toni brig of 200 tons for
Cardenas and back at DO cts sugar So moasses
and foreign port charges paid another brig of 200
for North side Cuba and hack for 81 and foreign port
charges paid Coastwse freghts show little change
We quote to Boston and ports in Maine at per ton
for coal so per bb for -four per bush for
oorn to New Bedford and Providence 81 so for coal
cts for corn; to New York 81 so for coal and cts for
grain. To Southern ports there is considerable amount
Offering but we have change to note in rates. We
quote to Charleston cts per foot 40 cts per bb for
whiskey, 81 per On S5 per hhd for bacon; to Savan
nah cts bushel cts per foot as cts per Dbl for
whiskey ana 81 per oask for bacon. &c
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, May 25 We have
nothing particularly to note in the condition of the
Dry Goods trade The jobbng houses still selling
goods, principally however to the trade, hut among
the commission end importing houses there is very little
business doing. Notwithstanding the inacv ity in the
market the feeling in it is still pretty firm and for
staple goods prices are toerably well maintained again
quOte heavy standard makes of Brown Sheetngs SKA
cts, medium Sheetings and Shirngs at7x8cts, and
light do at 5&d6 cts Beached Sheetings and Shirtngs
steady and firm for all desirable styles Drills
at S4 19cts for brown; 994 for beached 1Ox(d11
cts for blue Cotton Fannels Denims Stripes Ticks and
Osnaburgs generally bringing previous rates. We
still quote Gnghams at 1010 cts for the Lancaster and
Glasgow and Prints at 9dl0 for madder goods De
LANES in fair demand at former rates There is
moderate business doing in Woollens hut they
active,