The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-24

yellow at S10016. Prices of Kentucky and Mason coun
y leaf remain unchanged We hear of sale of 100 hhd
Lugs 81 50@5. We continue to quote common lugs at
S4509475 good do. at $525d5 SO; inferior leaf S5 rs
9625 good do at s65O97 so; fine at ST 5O99 choice
$lO0l2; and rich heavy Kentucky at $71l4. The in
spectons Of the week 1858 hhds Maryland so hhds
Ohio, and 40 hhds. Kentucky-tota ,673 hhds.
MANUFACTURED ToBAoCo.-The market for manufac-
tured Tobacco is still active although the demand this
week has been somewhat checked by the unfavorable
state of the weather. The receipts still coming for
ward quite freely. Prices unchanged and still
quote common pounds at 1920 cts; medium do. 2O0
26 cts; good do at 2SG35 cts fine do. 35G5O cts. fine
SIS and los 20d27 cts medium do. 17120 cts; sound
common do at 4Gl5 cts and inferior shipping los ISIS
and 20's 9(d12 cts.
TALLOW-We hear of no sales of TalIow but we still
quote it at II cts. per lb for city rendered.
TIN.-We quote Tin Plate firm at SO. so for l. c.. and
Sl1 % per box for X and Banca Tin at "a ass per
ID Spelter is still selling att cts, and Pig Lead at 5A
9 cts. per h.
WOOL Wool continues very dull but we have no
change to note in the rates. and still quote it
lows, viz: at 224 cts for unwashed; 3ld33 cts
mon tub washed 35037 for Extra do 27G30 cts for
No pulled; 33d36 cts for pulled Merno, and 3o945
wHISKEY.-whskey has through the week been
rather quiet. There have been sales of 1, 200
bbls at 27h cts for City and % cts for Ohio but both
descriptions close to-day dull at these figures.
FRElGHTS-There is still vessel on the berth for
Liverpool The rates to the Continent have advanced,
and engagements to Holland have been made at 25s and
to Bremen at 2os, for Maryland tobacco We note the
charter of brig Aspinwa at S. per ton and schoon
of bbls for Trinidad at IS cts per bb Coastwse
feghts without material change since last week with
fair amount Offering to Southern ports We quote to
Boston and ports in Maine at As per for COAL 20G
25 cts per bbl for flour, and bushel for grain;
to Providence, New Bedford and ports the Sound
sl4o@l45 for coal, 20G25 cts for -four, and sac for
grain; to New York 81 25 for COAL Charleston 25 cts
for dry and 40 cts for wet bbls and cts per foot to
Mobile 81 ton for heavy goods 60 dry and
cts for wet bbs and IL per foot and New Orleans
S4 ton SO cts for dry and 70 cts for wet bbs S
10 cts. per foot.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, Sept. 23-The
Dry Goods obbers in the midst of their busy
son. and they have this week been doing heavy bust
The very unfavorable weather which has prevail
ed during the greater part of the week has however
ted against them and their sales have been somewhat
restricted in consequence. Among the Commission
houses there is comparatively little doing this
usually the at this of the year Goods are in
fair supply but there is overstock and for all escrp
tions the market is steady and pretty firm
Heavy standard makes of Brown Sheetings are sell
ling at SHGSA cts, medium Sheetings and Shirt
ings at 7G7& cts, and light do. at 54G6 cts
Beached Sheetings and Shirtings are in light supply
and very firm, and most desirable styles are sold
up very closely Drills steady and firm SH9 cts
for brown; 9g9% cts for beached OK@11 cts for blue
Cotton Fannes, Denims Stripes, Ticks and Osnaburgs
are in good demand at the previous Gnghams
bringing 10Gl0H cts. for the Lancaster and Glasgow
and Prints selling pretty freely cts for Steam
and 99l0 cts for Madder colors Woollens are in fair
request but they not particularly active Standard
descriptions are however pretty firm.