The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-29

in pretty good supply, several having been
ceived this week.
POWDER-We have no change to note in the rates for
Powder and still quote Hazards, Dupots and Beat
tys $ 25 for blasting, and S5 for sporting per keg of
25 lbs. We note the export this week Of kegs to Lii
beria
POTAToES.-Potatoes arriving quite freely, and
white Merces selling in lots at from 60 to 70 cts
bushel Onions are bringing Sl75 per bb
RICE.-Rice has through the week been very quiet.
The stock here light but is fully equal to the demand
We quote fair to prime crop 5l54 cts at which
figures the few sales this week have been made We note
the receipt this week of so terces crop Rice from
RUM.-New England Rum is selling at S3X@34 cts,
but the market for it is dull
week in Sugars, but until to-day the market
for them has exhibited special activity The sales
for the week add up about 200 hhds., and they
include 2O7 hhds. English Island for refining at
S637X, 40 hhds. Porto Rico also for refnngat $3.50
25 hhds. Cuba at 1878, So hhds do at s7.25a7 IS,
al So and 60 hhds. do. at S7.750825. To-day
go of 3s3 hhds New Orleans was sold 10 go to Gin
hhd CUBA at sugars close quiet
but steady at the following rates viz: s6d6,5o for
for grocery grades do s65o7 for common to fair Porto
Rico S7.50GS.25 for good to prime do and s7(gs 25
for fair to prime New Orleans We note the import this
week of s57 hhds from Porto Rico, and 225 hhds and
Al boxes from Cuba.
REFINED sUaARs-The manufacturers rates for refined
Sugars are still as follows viz 1OGl0S cts for loaf 9&
0 cts for crushed powdered, and granuated; 101 cts
for extra fine powdered; 4G9% cts. for soft crushed
white; and $50 (dS4 cts. for yellow.
SALTLiverpool Salt continues in fair demard and
quote it steady at the following rates, viz 95 cts for
Ground Alum; 155 cts for Marshars fne 155@160 cts
for jeffrey Darcy's do; and 170l75 cts per sack for
Ashton's do Turks Island Salt is still quoted 2O425
cts per bushel, but there is very little doing in it,
S0AP-Castie Soap is selling at IL cts Oeine do. ct
7kGS cts, and Chemical Olive do at ear cts, per lb
SPICEs.-There is fair demand for Spices, but there
is no special activity in them Pepper is selling S40
81 cts; Pimento at 6a6a cts: Cassia at 2o923 cts
Cloves at cts Ginger at 6H cts. Mace at as cts, and
Nutmegs at 45G5O cts per lb.
STAVES-Staves are quiet, but we quote them steady
HID; s25S2 for light do s4OG65 for W. O. Pipe; s1sG
25 for culled R. O. HID; $l518 for single and $3035
per thousand for double W. o. Barrel.
STARCH.-Starch is steady at the following rates.
5h cts for Western Pearl, 6 cts for Lancaster, West
Philadelphia and Oswego River; cts. for Duryea's and
| 6(G6h cts. ior Kingsford's 0swego.
SUMAC.-We quote Sumac at $34@35 per ton, but We
hear of no sales being made.
SYRUPS.-The rates for Baltimore refined Syrups
have been reduced recently and they follows,
viz 3739 cts for Sugar House, ~ for Golden and
| 4S cts. per gallon for Extra Golden
T0BACC0.-The market for Maryland Tobacco has been
rather quiet this week. The demand is principally con-
fined to the better qualities which sell at previous rates
The great bulk Of the receipts consists of the common
kinds, for which there is very little inquiry We still
quote frosted Maryland at ST. ground leaf at s37;
mon at 81 50 middng s4GD4.5O good mddling SIS
95.5O good leaf s6165o; and fine at $7012 We quote
Bay Tobacco as follows tips tails at So 50d ground
at $12dl3. For Ohio Tobacco there has been quite
active inquiry the sales amounting to about $50 hhds
principally panged at former prices which continue
to quote viz inferior to good S3Gl4 red and
spanged s5G650 good and fine red and spangled s7GS
and good and fine yellow s9@l2. There is moderate de-
so hhds within the range of previous quotations viz;
common lugs at 81 25G475 good do at So infe
rior leaf at $5759625; good do at $6507 so; fine at
s7.5OG9 choice at $oG112; and rich heavy Kentucky
S7d31250. The inspections of the week CAB hhds
2O2l hhds
MANUFACTURED ToBAcco-The receipts have been light
this week, and the demand has fallen off, Common half
pounds and would sell readily if here Prices
unchanged and still quote commsn pounds at IA
IL cts; medium do at 15C1S cts; good do 2l25 cts
fine do 2SdS5 cs fine SIS and los 1SCa22 cts; medium
do. 1417 cts; sound common do. at 9Gl2 cs and ine
| rior shipping los, lS's, and 2O's GAS cts
TALLOW-We note sale this week of 200 600 lbs City
rendered Tallow go out of the market 104 per
lb and it may be quoted closing firm at this figure.
TIN.-Tin Plate is still selling at SO for c. and s075
per box X but it is firm at these figures. Wequoe
Banca Tin at "a cts Spelter at cts and Pig Lead
| at 54G6 cts per Id.
W0OL-There is a fair business doing in Wool here,
but the market exhibits special activity. Sales of
$4,000 lbs have been made this week within the range
of quotations, which follows, viz 2426 cts for
unwashed 34S6 cts for common tub washed 3S40 cts.
for extra do 2S32 tsfor pulled Lambs WOOL and 35
4S cts for common to extra fleece Wool There
$50 900 lbs Wool sold at Philadelphia Wednesday by
auction, and it is said to have brought full rates.
| WHISKET.-There has been some movement this week
in Whskey but prices for it have fallen off since the
opening \ cent per gallon. Both City and Ohio sold
during the early part of the week at 22K cts but there
200 bbs City sold day two since at % cts and
yesterday sale of 700 bbs Ohio made at % cts per
| gallon. City could have been readily had to-day at %
Cts, and quote Ohio at % cts, although holders
still ask 22H cts for it. The sales of Whiskey this week
| add up about 1000 bbls.
FREIGHTS.-The rates Liverpool are As per bb for
-four and 10H@1ld. per bushel for grain. On tobacco
and other cargo the rates 27s. Cd per hid for to-
bacco 30s per for bark and 30s per ton for heavy
| goods We quote to London at l2hGl3d. for grain,
As 4s. Cd for -four and BIS Cd for tobacco The
Holland is 32s Cd for Maryland tobacco. To Bremen we
still quote at 27s Cd, though in instance 30s was
paid this week British brig of 1000 bbls has been
taken up for Harbor Grace New Foqndland at 60 cts
Sl50 per bbl schooner of LOO bbls for Windward
private terms; schooner Of 1000 bbls for Nassau and
back for $780, and brig of 800 bbls for Porto Rico
private terms Coastwse freghts continue to improve
Wequote to Boston and ports in Maine 81 65 ton for