The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-28

fine 1t is held quite firmly at 175GlsO cts per sack
We quote Turks Island Salt before at l5Gls cts per
bushel but there is none selling
SOAP We continue to quote CASTLE Soap at IollOX
cts oeine do at TX S cts, and Chemical Olive do at
6dl7 cts per lb The demand is fair these figures
SP1CES.-The market for Spices is quiet Pepper is
steady at SA cts but Pimento of which there is cond
We quote Cassia i7(G1s cts Gloves at cts Ginger
at6H cts, Mace at 40 cts, and Nutmegs 4OG45 cts
per h.
SYRUP.-Syrups are in fair demand Baltimore refined
are still selling the following rates viz: 376lS9 cts
for Sugar House a. cts for Golden and 4s per gallon
for Extra Golden. New York Syrups range at from 80 to
S6 cts, and we quote Portland do at 2i25 per gal
sTARCH-Starch is steady at the following rates viz,
5G5a cts for Western Pearl; 5hd5A cts for Lancaster
West Philadelphia and Oswego River cts for DURYEA'S
and 6d6h cts for Kingsford's oswego.
STANES.-Staves dull, but still quote them as
follows, q: at S40G65 for heavy W. HID; S25G32
for light do; S40d55 for W o. Pipe $Isd25 for culled
y. HID slsG2o for single and sSS44O per thousand
Tor double W. o. Barrel Sugar and Moasses HID Shocks
with heading selling Sl55 al rs each and smooth
shaved HID Hoops at s25GS2 per thousand.
TALLOW.-Ne have heard of no transactions in Taow
for time past, but still quote it nominal at cts
per lb. for City rendered.
TINTin Plate is still selling at SO for c. and so rs
per box for |. n and quote Banca Tin at 33a34 cts
per ID We quote speiter at 81 cts, and Pig Lead Ga
(a6 cts. per 10.
T0BACCo.-There is a brisk demand for all desirable
qualities of Maryland Tobacco, but shippers only ta
king occasional lots Of the common descriptions The
receipts increasing, and prices fully sustained
We still quote frosted Maryland 81 ground at 3
QD1 common at S2 50d350; middling S4(4 So good mid
ding S5055O; good leaf 500 so; and fine S7Dl2 In
ohio Tobacco there is not much doing, and hear
sales of only about so hhds reds within the range of our
quotations. viz inferior to good S3d4 red and
spangled S5G650; good and fine red and spangled S7S
and good and fine yellow S9al2 Small sales of Kentucky
are also making at our quotations, viz: lugs
S425G475; good do at So inferior leaf at s5 rs
g625 good do. at s650a7 So fine at 81 50a9 choice at
SlO@Sl2; and rich heavy Kentucky at s7ldl2.5O. The
inspections Of the week are 2lS hhds MARYLAND 461
total 2,6l5 hhds
MANUFACTURED ToBAoco---The market is quiet, with
lTht aStil1
cts medium do. at lSd22 cts; good do at 2l25 cts
fine do. 2sG35 cts; fine SIS and los 1s022 cts medium
feror shipping los, 1ss, and 2O's GAS cts
"ooL.-Woo continues very quiet although there
viz: at "a a25 cts for cts for
2S3O cts for No pulled 34dy37 cts for pulled Me.
rlnn ana 59G5o cts for common to extra fleece Wools.
NHlShE1.-Whiskey has varied very little in price
this week. There has been fair inquiry for it. and we
note sales previous to to-day of about 5O0 bbs at 2
22s cts for Country, q Cn22 for City and 2222&
cts for Ohio To-day Whiskey rmer than it has been
at any time previously this week. We note sales of
do to arrive also at 22K. City is held firmly to-day at
22G22h cts
FREiGHTS-There is a fair amount Offering to Liver
pool at dIs Cd per ton for bark 25s per heavy
goods, 25s hid for tobacco 3s per Dbl for -four
and Cd per bushe for We quote to Holland at 25s
or Maryland tobacco, at which rate ship chartered
this week. and to Bremen at 22s brig of 900 bbls
has been taken up for Cork and market sgd. per
bushe for corn in bulk brig OF 200 tons for Cardenas
ana Dack at per llO gallons moasses and foreign
port charges paid brig of 1900 bbs for Windward on
private terms, and back from SOmbrero with guano 81
per tom schooner of 40 tons for North Cuba and
back on private terms Coastwse freghts dull and
without any particular change in rates We quote to
Boston and ports in Maine 81 per ton for coal so cts
per Dbl Tor Hour and cts per bushel for corn Prov
dence, New Bedford and ports the Sound 81 so for
coal, and cts bushe for wheat; York 81 40
for coal To Southern ports there is hut little offering at
previous rates viz to Charleston per foot 25 cts
for dry and 45 cts for wet bbls $3.50 per ton for
heavy goods; to Savannah per foot 80 dry
and so cts for wet bbls. and $2.753 per ton to New
Orleans 10 cts foot, SO for dry bbls cts per
gallon for liquor and S4.50G15 per ton.
r. BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, April 27-our
Dry Goods market presents features. Among
Joobng houses trade moderately active but the
mission and importing houses still doing very little
The feeling in the market is pretty firm and for most
staple goods prices pretty well maintained We again
quote heavy standard makes of Brown Sheetngs at SKA
3 cts medium Sheetings and Shirtngs at " Scts and
light do at 5Ad6 cts Beached Sheetings and Shirngs
eady and firm for all desirable styles Drills are firm
at S4 G9cts for brown; 9194 cts for beached 1ObGlI
cts for bue Cotton Fannels Denims Stripes Ticks and
Osnaburgs are generally bringing previous rates We
quote Ginghams before l0d10b cts for the Ian.
caster and Glasgow. Prints moving Off at from
to 10 cts for madder goods De anes are in fair demand
at former rates There is moderate business doing in
Woollens, but they not active,