The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-01

SYRUPs.-Batmore refined Syrups are selling
slowly at the quotations, which follows, viz 363S
gallon for Extra Golden.
sALT-salt is quiet, but the quotations for Liverpool
are still as follows viz 100 cts for Ground Alum l55
Gl6O cts. for Marshas and jeffrey Darcy's fine, and
175lSo cts sack for Ashtons do Turks Island Salt
is selling in lots from store at 25 cts per bushe but this
figure could not be obtained for a cargo.
SoAP-Castile Soap is still selling II cts Olene do
at 7xs cts, and Chemical Olive DO car cts per Ib
SPICES.-There is but little doing in Spices but rates
unchanged and quote Pepper as before at SKA
cts. Pimento at 6K7 cts. Cassia at "a cts Cloves
SH cts Ginger at as cts. Mace at As cts and Nut
megs at 45(150 cts. peril
sTARCH.-Starch is very quiet We quote it however
at the following rates. VIZ: 54@5H cts. for common
ford's Oswego.
STAVES.-There has been movement this week in
Slaves so far as we have heard but still quote them
as follows viz at $4OG65 for heavy W o. HID. $25G32
oi ~ SnI W. sfonoo iof '" " ipeL Szadzo lor culled
r. o. HID; Sl5G1S for single and s3Od35 per thousand
for double W. O. Barrel.
TOBACCO-We note a fair demand for the good quail
ties of Maryland Tobacco this week. with inquiry
for the commoner descriptions which, however sell slowly
Prices unchanged and still quote frosted Maryland
at 81 ground leaf at S3B7; common at s. 5O3. .50 mid
ding S4G450 good mddling $555 good leaf S6G65O;
and fine at $712 We quote Bay Tobacco follows tips
or tails at S3 504 ground leaf 81 SOFAS So fine yellow
at s9.5o914; and good red at s12013 We hear of no
transactions in Ohio Tobacco this week, but continue
quote inferior good common s34 red and spangled IS
Gf50 good and fine red and spangled s7GS; and good
fine yellow $9lll2. Nothing doing in Kentucky Tobacco
holders being ndisposed to press sales We quote be
fore common lugs at 81 75 good do. at S525550
inferior leaf at S575d625 good do. at s6507 so; fine
at 81 5oG9 choice at sl0l2 and rich heavy Kentucky
at SG1250 The inspections of the week 4l4 hhds
Maryland hhds. Ohio, and SO hhds. Kentucky-total
45s hhds.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCo.--The market is very quiet
and the receipts are light We still quote common pounds
at 7d12 cts medium do at l5(llS cts good do at 2lD
25 cts. fine do 2S135 ct fine SIS and los 1SG22 cts
medium do 14lgl7 cts sound common do. at 9I2 cts;
and inferior shipping los, lS's, and 20's Gas cts.
TALLOW.-There have been no sales of Tallow this
week far have heard but still quote city rem
dered at l0A cts. per lb.
TINWe still quote Tin Plate at 50 for c. and $40 Is
per box for l. X, Banca Tin 81 cts Speer at 51G6
cts. and Pig Lead at 54d6 cts per III.
WOOL--For Wool, prices are unchanged, and still
cts. for 3s1o cts for extra do 2Sa
SO cts. for pulled Lambs Wool and 354s cts for COM
mon to extra fleece Wool There is however nothing do
ing in it, and the quotations are altogether nominal.
WHISKEY.-Whiskeyh has been quiet again this week
hut it has improved slightly in price since Friday
The sales this week embrace 500 600 bbs
cts for Country, 1e4G G120 cts for City, and 2O20& cts
for Ohio and we quote Country and City closing at
l94 cts, and and Ohio at 2o92o4 cts. per gallon.
FRElGHTS.-Rates to Liverpool are less firm but we
still continue to quote at As per Dbl for -four I'D per
bushe for grain 2s per hid for tobacco Sos per ton for
bark and 4os per ton for heavy goods We quote Ho
land at 35s. for Maryland tobacco brig of 500 bbls
has been taken this week for Windward Islands
cts per bbl brig of 400 bbs. Jamaica on private
terms; schooner 700 bbls also for Jamaica at 60 cts
per bbl, and brig of 800 bbs for Cardenas and back
at 1915 ITO gallons gross gauge for molasses under
and on deck and foreign port charges paid Coastwise
eights have declined slightly and we now quote to Bos
ton at 81 per ton for coal so per bb for flour
cts. per bushe for grain New Bedford Fall River
and ports the Sound So 20 per and cts per bus
and to New York 81 per ton, rs per bbl and cts
per bus To Southern ports the rates follows:
Charleston cts per foot per bus 80 cts for dry
bbs, 45 eta for wet do and $3.50 per ton to Savannah
cts per foot cts per bus, 35 cts for dry bbs and
cts for wet do to New Orleans 10 per foot SO cts
for dry bbls, cts per gallon for bbs and IS per
tom and to Mobile 2H per gallon for liquor oil Sc
62 cts for dry bb 2h cts per foot and S. per ton for
heavy freight.