The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-29

and we quote spelter at cts, and Pig Lead at 5X@6
WooL.-WooI continues in active demand, and
we quote it firm at last weeks figures which fol-
lows viz 26d27 cts for Washed; 30d33 cts for No
pulled 33936 for pulled Merino; 353S cts for tub
washed 3437 cts. for common to quarter blood fleece
741 cts for quarter to half blood do 446 cts for half
to blood do 4652 cts for three quarter to
full blood do. and 53G55 cts. for Extra.
WHISKEY.-There some little movement in Whs-
key here early in the week but for several days past the
market for has been quite dull The sales for the week
include 800 bbls Ohio at 2271 ct 200 bbls City and
100 bbls old Country at 27h cts and 100 bbls Pennsy
City.
FREIGHTS.-The only engagements we have heard of
this week are the following ship to load ship timber
for Liverpool at sos. per tom bark of 321 tons
load coal for Aspinwall and back from Laguana.
Of 300 tons for the North side of Cuba and back
at ~ cts for sugar and foreign port charges paid,
term; schooner from Jacksonville to Boston at 81 per
thousand feet for lumber schooner for Barbados 60
cts per bbl brgof 800 bbs for Porto Rico and back
on private terms brig of 200 tons load at Viii ming
ton c. for Porto Rico and back SO for sugar and
So 5 for molasses deck and foreign port charges paid
schooner of POI tons load Norfolk Jamaica
at SO thousand and back from South side of Cuba
40 cts for and SIS for moasses deck We quote
coaswise freghts as follows To Boston coal So rs per
ton, grain cts -four IS cts per bb to Providence 50
per ton for coal cts for grain The offerings for Charles
ton and Savannah large We quote to Charleston
sac cts foot to Mobile 109I2 per foot per
Dbl. for whskey and 81 per ton; to New Orleans Sl0
cts foot 60 cts per bbl for whskey and So per
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, January 2s-
The Dry Goods trade continues very active only
but at all the other principal markets. and the buoyant
and firm feeling noticed in report fully
tanned. There considerable number of Western
and buyers here and they have been purchas
ing very freely. Our own jobbers also buying quite
freely and most of the commission houses have
heavy business this week The stocks goods here are
light and for all Cotton and Wooen fabrics the market is
firm with an upward tendency. For Cotton fabrics the
market is especially active Brown Sheetings selling
very freely at s cts for heavy standard makes 77K
medium or light dc.
Drills are firm at sH9sA cts, Bleached do. at SAG9
cts, and Blue do at I0x cts. Osnaburgs range at
from ~ to 13 cs Bleached Cottons in light supply
and quite firm; Denms Stripes, Ticks and Cotton Elan
nes are all selling freely at full prices. Prints in
good supply and there is large business doing in them
The bulk of the Prints selling range from 10
but some styles are bringing 1111H cts. Most of
leading printers exhibiting fine assortments Lawns
selling at from 10Y to 13h cs and De aines
as from IL to 10 cts There is fair business doing in
these goods Wooens are in active request and the
ket for them is firm with upward tendency Cassi-
mers, Satnes, Tweeds Lnseys and Jeans all selling
quite freely at full rates. Wool is steadily advancing in
price, and the cost of the production Woolen goods
consequently increasing, and further advance in
is generally anticipated
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE