The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-08

Mason county common to good ugs s6d6 25 inferior
leaf S65OG675 fair do. S7.50dS 50,t fine do. S9d10;
choice do S11G12 common to good Kentucky lugs So
G675; inferior leaf S7d7 25; fair do 81 SOFAS So fine do
s10911 choice do sl2d14 so. The inspections this
of all kinds
MANUFACTURED ToBAcco.-The market continues very
quiet, and we have no change to note Common to good
common pounds in most demand. We quote follows
Common to good common pounds at 16G120 cts medium
do 2OaA cts; good do 25GS0 cts fine do. 30950 cts
fine SIS and los 2Od27 cts medium do 17G2O cts sound
common do at 415 cts inferior shipping los ISIS and
20's GALE cts
TALLOW.-The Butchers Association are now asking
III cts for Tallow, but hear of sales being made
TIN.-We quote Tin this week Ss75d9 for l c.
$40 5Oa rs per box for X and 80 cts for Banca. Spell
ter Is selling at cts and we quote Pig Lead at 5I5A
cts. per lb.
WooI.-There is good inquiry for Wool although
the market for the last week two has not been special
y active The market is firm and rates have rather
upward tendency Wequote Wool to day as follows, viz
pulled merino at 33a36 cts; tub washed at 30d37 cts
common to quarter blood fleece 33d36 cts quarter to
half blood do at 36040 cts half to three quarter blood
do at 4045 cts three quarter to full blood do at 45
30 cts, and extra at So cts. per lb.
WHlsKEY The demand for Whiskey from the regular
trade has through the week been limited but there
been speculative inquiry for it, and prices have in
consequence advanced slightly. The sales include 100
a Dds city at % cts zoo bbs do at % cts $50 bbs do
sold to day at % cts City Whskey held to-day pretty
generally at "a cts and Ohio do at 25 cts per gallon
FRElGHTS-The only engagement to Great Britain
that hear of is British bark to load ship timber
for Liverpool on private terms The ship Joseph Jones
ROTTERDAM to load tobacco at 25s
Cd We also learn of the following charters this week
brig of 400 tons for Havana out only at S30O0
schooner of 400 bbls for Trinidad and back on pr
Vae TERMS and schooner of 500 bbs for Galveston
thence to Attakapas and back for 81 O0 We quote
wise freights follows: Boston $3.50 per ton for coal
so per bbl cts per bus for grain to
Providence 81 per ton and cts per bus New York
81 81 per ton, 25 cts. per Dbl. and cts per bus.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, January THE
Dry Goods trade continues quiet although there fair
amount of business doing for the There very
good feeling among the trade and all parties antieipa
ting that there will be large well healthy
ness done during the coming All varieties
mestic goods firm, and holders encouraged
regard to the future the present high for the
MATERIAL especially Wool preventing the possibility of
cheaper production to compete with the present stock
For low grades of Woollens there is speculative
quiry and for these goods the market is better. We
note the export from this port this week of 265
bales Domestcs to Monevdeo and of 56 and bales
do to Rio de Janero, making total of 421 pkgs
fabrics of all descriptions firm and for heavy Brown
Sheetngs the tendency is upward however still quote
them at 84 @8H cts for heavy standard makes Me-
dunn Sheetings and Srtngs selling at from 63 to
~ cts Brown Drills firm at STGS4 cts, Bleached
do. at SA G9 cts and Blue do at 104 @l0H cts Osna
burgs range at from * to Is cs Bleached Cottons are
light supply and quite FIRM Denims, Stripes Ticks and
Cotton Fannels all steady previous rates Prints
in fair request but De Laines quiet Woolens are
firm and some descriptions are bringing advance.