The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-09

quality.
lots from store at 5000 cts for Ground Alum, and $50
ctsper sack for Marshalls and jeffrey Darcys fine.
There is Ashton's fine here. We quote Turks Island
Salt at 15G6 aGoat, and lS[20 per buShel
| store.
sYRUPs-Baltmore refined syrups are still quoted at
the following rates viz: Sc cts for Sugar House. So cts
for Golden and A cts per gallon for Extra Golden.
SoAP-We quote CASTLE Soap at 1Oh cts; oeine do.
at 7kGS cts and Chemical Olive do at car cts per h.
sTARCH.-Starchi is quiet but steady at the following
rates, viz: ~ as cts. for ommon Western Pearl: 5H "a
! 5& cts for Woods; 5hG6 cts. for FoxS and Oswego
River; 66H cts for Duryea's; and 6l6H cts. Kings
sTAvEsLThere have been no sales of Slaves made
this week SO far have heard Prices unchanged
heavy W o. HID; s25a32 for light do s4oG65 for W
D. Pipe S22d25 for culled r. o. HID Sl5GlS for single
and s30l135 per thousand for double W. o. Barrel.
SPICES.-There is but little doing in Spices. but the
follows, viz: Pepper at sK(9SA cts; Pimento at6H
cts Cloves at ShS& cts Cassia at 20 cts; Ginger
Sfcts.; Mace 40cts Nutmegs 455O cts per h.
T0BACC0.-The receipts of Maryland Tobacco
tnues light but all that reaches the market is readily
r a rates gs ISng I So
best do. $S509l2; common crop S250G3.50; mddling
s4a4 So good middng s55 So good leaf $Ga6 so; and
tails at S350d4 ground leaf at 81 50q$550 fine yellow
at 9.50G4 and good red at Sl20l3 There have been
no sales Of Ohio Tobacco this week. We still quote nfe
ror to good common s3(a4; red and spangled S5Ge5o
good and fine red and spangled S7s; and good fine vel
low S9@12 For Kentucky Tobacco there is fair demand
existing and sales to some extent have been making in
small lots, both for shipping and home consumption, at
previous prices which we continue VIZ common Jugs at
s425475 good do at s525955O inferior leaf at 1915
a625 good do. at $6.507. 50 fine at S750G9 choice at
Slo912 rich heavy Kentucky at $7G2.50. The inspec
tons Of the week are $50 hhds Maryland As hhds Ohio
and 1873 hhds. Kentueky-total 4S3 hhds.
MANUFACTURED ToBAcco.-There is more activity in
the market this week. and moderate business has been
doing at former prices, viz: common pounds at 7l2 cts
medium do at l518 cts; good do at 2lG25 cts fine do
2S935 cts; fine SIS and los 1S(922cs medium do. 146
II cts; sound do. at 9G12 cts; and inferior
shipping los, ISIS. and 20's Gas Cts
TEAS-There is fair inquiry for Teas and the market
for them is toerably firm We have however heard of
sales of moment this week 0oong Teas range at from
So cts Young Hyson do. at from IS rs cts; In
peraI do. from So to rs cs and GuDpowder do. at
from 40 to rs cts for common to extra fine.
TALLOW.-We have heard of no sales of Tallow this
week. but quote it steady at cts for Western, and
10 cts per b. for Butchers Association.
TIN AND LEADING quote Tin Plate this week at
80 for l. c., and $l075 per box for l. & Banca Tin at
300S2 cts, spelter at 5xG6 cts. and Lead at cts.
for Spanish Pig, 6K@6h cts. for Virginia do, cts for
Bar and 7(17H cts. for Pipe and Sheet.
WOOL-There is a little demand for Wool and sales to
limited extent making at 1920 cts for unwashed,
and 2Sd 80 cts per 3D. for tub washed There is nothing
doing in pulled or fleece Wool, and give no quota
tons for these varieties.
WHISKEY -Whiskey has been quite active this week,
buthe market for has been rather Irregular and prices
have varied considerably opened at 19 cts for both
City and Ohio and advanced to 20 cts, but II dropped
subsequently down to ISL cts and we quote TINS as the
rate today for both City and Ohio The sales this week
which have been chiefly of Ohio add about 1000 bbs
FRElGHTS.-Freights to Liverpool continue active
We quote at I'D for grain in shippers bags S. Cd for
& ana avs per ton lor heavy goods 10 bremen we
32s. Cd. brig of LOO bbs. has been up for ia
maica private terms; schooner of 300 bbls for the
same port at rs cts per bb brig of 800 to load
railroad ties from Norfolk for Havana at ST. 600 brig
for Porto Rico and back and bark 200 the
same port private terms There very little offering
to Northern Eastern coastwse ports quote Bos
ton and ports in Maine at 80 cts per Dbl for -four and
cts per bushe for grain; to New York $175 per ton
COAL and cts per bushel for grain, To Southern ports