The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-22

SoAP-We quote CASTLE at 11AG12 cts; Chemical
olive at 6H al cts. and Oeine at S(lSH per lb.
sPICESspices of all descriptions dull, but quota
tons for them unchanged. We quote Pepper at 9 "a
* cts Pimento at 61a7 cts; Gassa at 274So cts
Gloves at skd1O cts. East India Ginger at 5xa6 cts
African do. at 6Aa7 cts., Mace at 50d55 cts and Nut
megs at 5sd6o cts per lb.
SALT.-Liverpooi Salt continues in good demand and
it selling quite freely at go cts for Ground Alum 35
cts for Marshalls and Jeffrey Darcys fine and $50
this week. Turks Island Salt may he quoted 14a15
cts per bushe offered We note the import this week
cargo of about 1900 Liverpool Salt and of a car
| go of $500 bushels Turks Island do.
| ToBACCO.-There is very little demand for Tobacco
Holders of Maryland above the views of buyers and
we nave no transactions to report The receipts are quite
light and what stock here is mostly of the inferior
crptons, which are not wanted We continue to quote
ground leaf at S3d350, common to good crop at S4d7
and finer qualities at 750dl. We hear of nothing do
ing in Kentucky, which still quote follows Mason
county common to good lugs at S6da6.25 inferior leaf
So 50G675 fair do 81 50S 5O fine do. $9d0 choice
llgl2 common to good Kentucky lugs, So 56G6 75 in
feror leaf STAT 25 fair do ST. 5OGS So fine do s1OGn
choice do. $l29l450 The inspections of the week are
10 hhds Maryland A hhds. Ohio, and hhds. Virginia
| MANUFACTURED ToBACco.-The market is very brisk
ormddling and fine pounds, which very scarce
prices have advanced For other descriptions there is
also good inquiry. We quote common to good
common pounds at 1920 cts medium do. 2O26 cts
good do at 2SG35 cts fine do 35g5o cts. fine SIS and
los 2Od27 cts; medium do. 17(20 cts; sound common
DO at l4gl5 cts inferior shipping 1Os 1875 and 20s ga
| 12cts
TIN.-Tn Plate has advanced since last week Is cts
per box, and We quote it at $9G9 25 for c., and
Sl075111 per box for l. X. Banca Tin still selling at
80 cts and quote Spelter at cts, and Pig Lead
| 5E(951 cts per lb.
| TALLoW-We continue to quote Tallow at II cts per
b for City rendered. but advised of any sales
| having been made recently.
W00L-Wool is in active demand, and the market for
it is firm with decidedly upward tendency There have
advance to cts per b on the quotations of last
week We quote Wool to-day follows, viz: at 26d27
unwashed; 3OG33 cts for No pulled; s336 cts
for pulled Merno 353s cts tub washed; 34(37 cts
for common to quarter blood fleece; 374I for quar-
ter to half blood do Haas cts for half threequarter
blood three-Quarter to do
and 53ldl55 cts. for Extra.
WHISKEY.-During the early part of the week Wbis-
key was active and buoyant but within day or
two the market for it has been dull rather heavy
Whiskey opened X627 cts for CITY and 27 cts for
ohlo but 1t subsequently went up to 2SH cts for
varieties and some lots of Ohio sold at 29G3O cts
on time Within the last day two however, prices
at 2S and 27k cts. Ohio Whskey is held to-day at 2Sb
cts but buyers are not offering 2s cts for it, and
quote City do at 27 2S The of Whiskey this
week add up about 900 bbls
FREIGHTS.-We are still without any engagements to
note to European ports ship has been taken up during
the week to load coal for the Pacific private terms
schooner Of 2S1 tons for Mantazas only also on pr
vae terms British brig of 800 bbs North side
of Cuba and back at 40 for So moasses
on deck port charges paid schooner of 800 bbIs for
Porto Rico and back at 40 cts for sugar and So molas
deck another for port for sugar and
So for moasse and foreign port charges paid schooner
with slaves for Norfolk and thence Wndward s1 per
thousand schooner for and thence to Glen
fuegos and back at AZ for sugar moasses on
deck and port charges pad and schooner of 500 bb
freghts continue about the last week with fair
amount offering. We quote to Boston, So per ton 35
cts bb, and cts per bushel To Providence So per
ton, 696h cts per bushe To New York 81 rs per ton
Sets bnshel and 25 cts per bbl There is consdera
Bile freight offering for Southern ports We quote to
Charleston and cts per foot So per ton 40 cts per
Dbl To New Orleans Sa10 cts per foot rs cts for whis
Key 81 per ton. To Mobile 1O12 cts per foot "A per
ton, and so cts per bb for whiskey.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, January 21-
Our Dry Goods market continues active and the feeling
IN it is very buoyan This feeling is also apparent ali
Tue other principal markets The Boston Shipping List
OF last week. speaking of the market there, says We
than at any time for the last five years. the head of
year for long time when the looked so healthy
and promising" For all Cotton and Wooen fabrics the
market is firm with upward tendency and the town
buying quite freely in consequence The town jobbers
are laying in their stocks rather earlier than usual Cot
ton fabrics in active request and Brown Sheengs
191& cts for medium do, and 5A(d6 light do
Brown Drills are firm at SksA cts Beached do at s4
9s cts and Blue do at 104 Gl0& cts Osnaburgs range
at from TX to l3 cs Bleached Cotons in light sup
ply and quite firm; Denims Stripes Ticks and Cotton
some Prints Lawns and De LANES selling and these
goods are all bringing full prices. Wooens are in active
demand and low grades of Satnets, Tweeds and Cassi
meres are selling at advanced rates. Wool is steadily
advancing in price, and the the production of
Woen goods is consequently increasing, and further
advance in them is generally anticipated.