The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-09

last sales S5ds so for common green to fine ea
REDS. Small sales amounting to about rs hhds, Of nv
crop Mason county Kentucky have been made at S7i1
we continue to quote new crop Iugs at s5a55o Com
mon Leaf at $6se5o good do s7@ss so, and fne hOce
az $9dS2 The inspections of the week 268 hbds
Maryland 377 hhds. Ohio, 81 hhds Kentucky and hhds
Virgnia-total l, ,741 hhds.
MANUFAoTURED ToBACCo-We have still change to
notice IN the condition of the market which is moder
atey active at former rates which continue quote
2O126 cts good do at 2s635 cts; fine do 35l5O cts
fine SIS and los 2Oll27 cts. medium do Hdl2O cts;
sound common do. at 4(I5 cts; and inferior shipping
los, lS's and 20's 9d)12 cts.
TIN.-Tin Plate continues firm at 1915 for l. C. and
s per box for l. Y. Banca Tin is bringing 31G32 cts,
and we quote Speter at cts and Pig Lead at 5Ad6 cts
per lb
TALLoW.-we quote Talow nominal at 1OA@11 cts
per b. for City rendered There is however nothing doing
W0OLWool is still dull and prices have rather down
ward tendency. The quotations this week are follows
pulled 31G40 cts for pulled Merino 353s cts. for tub
washed "a a37 cts for common to quarter blood fleece;
374l cts. for quarter to half blood do 4la46 for
half to three quarter blood do 46G52 for three
quarter to full blood do, and 5sa55 cts for extra
heavy and prices for it have fallen of since the opening
to IN cts per gallon. The opening sales made
"a cts for Country 27h cts for City, and % cts for Ohio
but since the opening prices have been steadily declining
and quote Whskey closing at % Country
up about 500 bbls., nearly onehaf of which amount
was A., sold t,I q, on ON yesterday.
Liverpool for which port there up.
The rates Is 2s Cd per bb tobacco 25s per
ton Tor heavy freight and 30s per ton for bark To
Bremen the rate is 2Os 22s Cd, and Rotterdam 25s
per hhds for tobacco brig and schooner have been
taken up for Newfoundland at 65 per bb brig of
2lO tons to North side of Cuba and back S 2 sugar
and s. for molasses deck and foreign port charges
paid brig of 800 bbls for Wndward Islands pr-
vate term schooner of 100 bbls for the West Indies
at 60 cts per Dbl; brig of 800 bbls for Kingston
Jamaica at GO cts per bb brig of 800 bbls for Wind
ward Islands at 81 cts per bbl Coastwise reighs show
but little change We quote to Boston cts per bushe
Tor grain, 25 cts per Dbl for flour, and S75 for
COAL to New Bedford Providence. Fall River &c,
per bushel and to New York at 81 % per fer
There is but little offering Southern ports We quote
to Charleston at cts per hushel, foot, 40 cts
per Dbl for whiskey and 81 per guano Mobile
lOl2 cts foot go cts bb for whiskey,
4 ton; TO New Orleans 6lS per foot GO cts per
Dbl for whiskey, and $2.50aS per ton.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, April S.
The Dry Goods market presents the general
that it did last week The obbers generally busy
some of them are doing a heavy business, but among
the commission and importing houses trade is rather
quiet There are still goods selling the West
and far South but the bulk of the sales now making
to dealers in and the neighborng States Goods
OF all descriptions continue firm, and there is i'm
mediate prospect of change in rates for either
Cotton or Woollen fabrics Heavy standard makes
OF Brown Sheetings selling at Ok cts, medium
do at 74M7k cts, and light do at 5AG6 cts
9G194 cts and Blue do. l0Ad1l cts. Osnaburgs are
very firm at 7(dS for 4; S4l11 7s; lOb13
cts for ~ and lSll4 cts. for heavy twed rs goods
Bleached Sheetngs and Shrtings in good demand,
and the market for them is very firm Denims, Stripes
Ticks and Canton Fannes all bringing
Prints range generally at from to II Lawns are
steady at 10Y 9l3 cts, and De LANES 17I9 cts
Wooiens are still in fair request and the market for them
is firm with upward tendency Cassimeres, Satinets
rweeds Linsey and Jeans all bringing full prices