The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-27

and hhds. vrginia-total $50 hhds Exported this
week 3 $50 hhds.
MANuFAcTuRED ToBAcco-We have no change to
note The receipts and demand continue light
and we still quote Common to good common pounds
at 1920 cts; medium do. 20d - cts; good do
- ajO cts fine do. 600 80 cts; fine SIS and los 29u
cts medium do. l7.d20 cts; sound common do at 14a
10 cts; inferior shipping los lss ana 20s ga II cts
TlN.-Tn is lower. We quote il to-day at SS.75 for C
and SO so per box for IN Banca lin selling &c
SPeter at cts, and Pig Lead at 81 cts. per b.
TAILOW.-lEere has been nothing done in Tallow for
some time past far have heard City rendered
is held at 10 cts, and quote country do at az cts
per III.
WO0L.-There has been very little doing during the
past week in Wool The market for il is however steady
at the quotations, which shade higher than those
given in our last. We quote unwashed at 2 % cts. No
pulled at 27a3O cts pulled meino at 81 "a cts; tub
washed at SO cts and fleece Wools ranging from
WHIsKEY.-Since last a further advance has been
established in Whskry The demand for if has through
the fair but transactions restricted
by the very light stock here There have been sales in
the week Of about 900 bbs at ga "a cts for City and %
d2i% cts for Ohio and both descriptions close firm at
FREIGHTS-There is only one ship on the berth for
Liverpool and the asking rates continue be IS for
flour, Cd for grain in shippers bags, 3Os. for bark
in bags, 35s. for do. in hhds., Dos. for Virginia
tobacco 22s cd for Maryland do and 25s. per ton
heavy goods We hear of engagements for the Cont
nen There Is very little large tonnage in port. and
rise in rates is confidently looked for. Advices from
New Orleans state that freighs higher there than for
years past. y schooner has been chartered this
week for Galveston with coal at $3.50 per ton and back
from Atakapas to Baltimore at S525 per hhd for sugar
and moasse several schooners for the West India at 20
per Dbl schooner Tor st. Augustine at 30 cts.
per bb; schooner to New Bedford with grain
per bushe and several for Boston at so for -four and
cts for grain Coal freghts advancing and vessels
We quote to Boston at 81 per Providence
81 80 per ton. New York 81 so per The rates
Southern ports about the with fair amount of
produce Offering. W. quote to Charleston $3.50 per
and cents per buse for oats to Mobile 12% per
foot S5 cents per Dbl for wskey and New Orleans IS
cents per bbl for whiskey and 10l2 cents per foot
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, Nov 27.-Our
Dy Goods Market has for week past been very
quiet, and it may suppose be properly said that the
fall trade is There of course as is always the
case goods selling, but the operations limited.
and they will doubtless continue for time
The business of the is generally represented
have been although there has probably been less done
than in previous Cotton fabrics they
have been for some time past quite firm. The stocks
not large, and the leading styles selling about fast
As they come forward and there is consequently ten
dency to accumulation Brown Shcetings are steady at
S4(dS% cts. for heavy standard makes and medium
Sheengs and Sirngs selling at from So to cts
Brown Drills are firm at SdSA cts. Bleached do at y
(d9 cts, and Blue do. at 104d10R cts Osnaburgs
at from * to IS cts Bleached Cotons light
supply and quite firm; Denms Stripes Ticks, and Cotton
Flannes all steady previous In Print Cloths
Prints, and Deaines there is very little doing Prints
and Deanes selling at rather lower rates but there
Is no material decline in them In Wooens there only
moderate business doing, and the market for them is
rather heavy except for very desirable styles which
selling at full rates.