The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-12
White Sugar-A......... 9S cts. per lb.
do. do. B..........

SALT.-Lverpool Salt is in active demand and prices
for it have advanced within few days past to
per sack Ground Alum is now bringing 5000 cts :,
and fine is selling at 155 cts for Marshas and Jeffrey
Darcys, and 175 cts per sack for Ashton's We still
quote Turks Island Salt at 1920 cts per bushel, but
there is very little doing in it.
sPICES.SThere is some demand for Pepper, and
sales this week of $50 bags private terms but for
other Spices the market is dull We quote Pepper at sH
GS4 cts; Pmento at 64(G6x cts. Cassa at 17(d1sscts
Gloves at cts, Ginger at 6h CTS Mace at As cts and
Nutmegs at 40(dl45 cts. per lb.
STARCH.-Sarch is steady at the following rates. viz:
5954 cts for Western PEARL 6H95& cts for Lancaster
West Philadelphia and 0swego River Gets for Duryea's
and 6(l6n cts for Kingsford's 0swego.
STAVESWe still quote Slaves follows, viz: at $40
G65 for heavy W. O. HID; $25132 for light do; s40G
for single and 3sdO per thousand for double W O. Bar
rel Sugar and Molasses HID Shocks with heading
selling at 81 55 rs each and smooth shaved HID Hoops
at $25d32 per thousand.
SOAP we continue to quote CASTLE Soap at 1OQlOX
Ss ets per h. The demand is fair at hese sures 0
SYRUP-Since our last the rates for Baltimore refn
quote Sugar House at 39a4l cts, Golden at A
and Extra Golden at SO cts per gallon We quote New
York syrups as ranging from 80 to 3s cts, and Port
land do. at 24(n25 cts. per gallon.
TOBACCO.-The demand for all good descriptions of
Maryland Tobacco continues to be quite active but pur
chasers do not pay the prices demanded quite freely as
last week. while for common qualities there is very little
inquiry. We still quote frosted Maryland ats2 ground leaf
at sSd7; common 81 50@3 3d. middling s445O; good
mddling s555o; good leaf S6G65O and fine at s7(912.
For Ohio Tobacco there is toleraby good demand and
we note sales this week of about 400 hhds common
good reds at S38 We quote before inferior to good
common $3(4 red and spangled $5G650 good and fine
and spangled s7S; and good and fine yellow s9(9l2
We hear of nothing doing in Kentucky Tobacco, and
still quote common lugs at $425@475 good do. at $525
5 90; inferior eafat SIS 25 good do at $6507 80;
fine 81 5049 choice at $l0$l2 and rich heavy Ken
tucky at s7G125O The inspections the week 45S
hhds Maryland 635 hhds Ohio, and 126 hhds Kentucky
total {, ,2l9 hhds.
MANUFACTURED ToBAoO0.--The market is very quiet,
transactions few. Prices unchanged and
we still quote common pounds at 1l15 cs medium do.
at IS22 cts good do at 2lI25 cts fine do. 28G35 cts
fine SIS and los lS22 cs medium do. l4dl7 cts; sound
common do at lO(12 cts: and inferior shipping los,
| 1875, and 20's 6(d8 cts.
TIN-Tin Plate is firm, with upward tendency, but
it is still selling so for c. and $lO7 per box for
We quote Banca Tin at SO cts Speter at cs and Pig
| Lead at GG5x cts. per lb.
WOOL.-The new clip of Wool is beginning to arrive,
but the receipts have yet been light There is fair
inquiry for Wool but prices for it rather unsettled
We quote new unwashed at 20G22 cs old do at 22(924
cts tub washed at 3033 cts and pulled at 2I30 cts
per lb.
| WHISKEY There has been active demand this
week for Whiskey the sales adding about $500 bbls
at 2lx922 cts for City, and 22(22x for Ohio The bulk
OF the sales were however made at the inside hgures
Whskey closes to day steady at 22 cts for City, and 22
cts. per gallon for Ohio
FREIGHTS.-We still quote the rate to Liverpool at
I'd per ton for bark 25s per for heavy goods 25s
per hid for tobacco, 3s per bb for flour and Cd per
bushel Tor corn We quote to Holland at 25s for Mary
land tobacco and to Bremen at 22s 3D. bark OF 800
bbls. has been taken up for Trinidad out only at
$780, two brigs OF 275 tons for Aspnwa with coal at So
n brig of 100 tons for South side of Cuba and back
As cts per 100 lbs for sugar foreign port charges
paid Coastwse freights continue dull, with little
change in rates. We quote to Boston and Portland
at 40 per ton for coal, 2530 cts. per bb for -four
and bush for corn; to New Bedford Providence