The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-15

opening SO to 62H cts per bushel The sales up
about 1000 bushels, and they include 200 bushels at S5
Sh $50 bushels at S6 400 bushels at S62H 400 bushels
at &c. 256 81 II and 800 bushels at $640G650 per bush
ell At the close holders are asking s637 3GG.5o for
S2d2124; and Flaxseed at 81 0dy1 40 per bushel.
SYRUPS-We have no change to note in the rates for
Refined Syrups, and we still quote them at Ss cts for Su
gar House 4S cts for Golden, and so cts per gallon for
extra Golden.
SPICES.-Spces descriptions dull quota
tons for them are unchanged We quote Pepper at Ok "a
81 cts; Pimento at 6A@7 cts; Cassia at 27d30 cts
Gloves at e&Glo cts East India Ginger at 54 (d6 cts
African do at 6A@7 cts Mace at 5O955 cts, and Nut
megs at 5SG16O cts. per lb.
SALT.-Liverpool Salt continues ir good demand and
tits selling quite freely at 90 cts for Ground Alum 1876
cts. for MarshallS and Jeffrey Darcys ne and $50
per sack for Ashtons There have been no arrivals
this week Turks Island Salt may be quoted at 14Gl5
| cts per bushel offered.
ToBACCo.-The Tobacco market is still very quiet,
we hear of nothing doing of any consequence There
inquiry for the better descriptions of Maryland
they are scarce We still quote Ground leaf at S33.5O
common to good crop S47 qualities at 81
| all Small sales of heavy Kentucky have been made
this week within the range of quotations. We quote
Kentucky as follows Mason county common to good lugs
at S6(d625; inferior leaf S6.50Gd6 75 fair do 81 75OG
$50; do. s9d10; choice do. $11d12; good
Kentucky ugs, s656a6 5 inferior leaf s77 25; fair
S750(d so; fine do $10dll; choice do S12dl4 81 The
inspections of the week are = hhds Maryland 26 hhds
Ohio, q hhds. Virginia. and hhds Kentucky-toal
| hhds.
| MANUFACTURED ToBAcco.-The market is still very
quiet and we have no change to note We quote follows
Common to good common pounds at 16120 medium
DO 20G24 cts good do 25d3O cts; fine do. 3oG5O cts
fine SIS and los 2d27 cts; medium do 1792O sound
20's 9Gl2 cts.
TALLOW.-The Butchers Association are now asking
ii cts. for Tallow but hear of sales being made
TlN-We quote Tin this week at SS.75d9 for / C,
SlO50d1075 per box for Y, and 80 for Banca Spell
ter is selling at cts, and quote Pig Lead at 5Kd5A
cts. per lb.
W0OL.-Wool is quiet, but the market for it is firm
with rather upward tendency. The supply ool in
all the principal markets is light. Our quotations
are as follows, viz for unwashed 2526 No pulled
SO933 cts pulled merino 3SS6 cts; tub washed 3Od37
cts common to quarter blood fleece 3336 cts quarter
half blood do 36d40 cts half three quarter blood
do 4045 cts; three quarter to full blood do 45d5O cts
and for extra 50 cts. per Id
WH1SKEY.-There has been quite an active inouirv
this week for Whiskey and prices advanced
since the close of last review per gallon
The sales this week include 700 bbls City "a k26 cts
and some 600 bbls. Ohio Whskey at 2527 cts Whiskey
closes today firm at 26 cts for City and 81 per gallon
for Ohio.
FRElGHTS-We hear of no engagements to Europe
this week bark to load railroad at Norfolk for a
vana has been taken private terms schooner 200
tons, Tor the same voyage at 30 cts for ties 50
thousand for bricks; schooner of 500 bbs load at
Franklin La for Baltimore with sugar and moasses at
$3.50 per hhd schooner of 1S5 load at Jackson
vile for Porto Rico and return to New York cts on
sugar and So hhd for molasses deck foreign
port charges paid; schooner for Nassau N p private
terms schooner of 800 bbls for jamaica out and
back at 80 cts. bbl and foreign port charges paid
brig of LOCO bbls for Windward Islands, on private
terms Coastwse freghts unchanged. We quote the
rates as sto Boston, $3.50 per ton, 35 cts per
6k cts. per bushe To New York, 81 IS per ton 6 cts
per bushel and % cts. per Dbl There is considerable
freight Offering for Southern ports We quote to Charles
ton and cts foot 81 per ton, 40 per Dbl
10 New Orleans S10 cts per foot rs for whiskey 81
per ton To Mobile 1O@l2 per foot 81 per ton and
so cts per bbl for whiskey.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, January 14-Our