The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-19

TOBACCO.-There has been rather better inquiry for
Maryland Tobacco this week, but the markets. by no
crop have been taken by shippers consdera
bly, lower figures than obtained last year ard for
new the offers fully 80 cents lower than current
last fall Planters beginning to send their crops for
ward quite freely Prices yet fully established,
but quote ground leaf at 3G$3 50 better descriptions
oi ditto at S5d6; common to good crop at S4GS1, and
finer qualities at S7.50G11 Ohio Tobacco is still without
any movement of Importance and the sales being few
to fix quotations, we omit them We hear of nothing
doing in Kentucky Tobacco, and continue quote
new crop lugs at S5G5.50; common leaf at s6GS650;
good do. s7(dss So and fine choice at s9Gsl2 The in
specons Of the week $40 hhds Maryla d. 33l hhds
Ohio, and 1l5 hhds. Kentucky-total 3i6 hhds
MANuFAcTUEED TonAcco.-The market is unchanged
We continue to remark that Tobacco forward
quite freely and the demand is equal the receipts We
still quote common pounds at 1920 cts medium do at
2OG26 cts good do at 2Sd35 cts. fine do 35ld50 cts;
fine SIS and los 20G27 cts; medium do. 17d21 cts;
sound common do at 14d15 cts. and inferior shipping
los, 1S's and 2Os 9l112 cts.
TALLOW.-We continue to quote Taow nominal at
IL y cts. per h., but we hear of no sales.
TlN.-Tn Plate continues firm at 1925 for l. C. and
s1 per box for X Banca Tin is bringing G132 cts
and we quote Speler at cts and Pig Lead at 5G6 cts
per lb.
WooL-The transactions in Wool here for the last
week or two have been light. The market although qu
ct is however steady at the previous rates. viz 2627
for unwashed S0(G33 cts for No. 1 pulled 35tG36
cts for pulled Merno 35I3S cts for tub washed S4G
81 cts for common to quarter blood fleece 3741 cts
for quarter half blood do 446 cts for half to three
quarter blood do 46152 cts for threequarter full
blood do, and 53d IS cts. for extra We note the i'm
port this week of 69S bales Peruvian Wool.
WlIlSKEY.-There has been fair demand this week
for Nhiskey, and the sales add up about 200 bbs
prices ranging from 2s 20 for City Pennsylva
MIA and % TO so cts for Ohio City and Pennsylvania
Whskey may be quoted as closing to-day at 29 cts
and Ohio do. at % y cts
FRElGHTS.-We hear of nothing doing in European
Freghts and the only charters have this
the following bark of 200 Carenas out and
back at 40 cts per loo lbs for sugar. So for moasses
deck, and foreign port charges paid bark for Havana
with railroad ties bricks, wood &C., private terms
schooner for Porto Rico and back at cts for su
gar So for moaSses deck and foreign port charges
paid brig of $50 tons for Sagua la Grande and back
similar terms Northern coastwse Frcghts lower
and quote coal to Boston at 81 per grain
cts bushel and flour at 80 per bb New York
at 13H for COAL and for grain Providence and
New Bedford grain at cts and flour at so Charles
ton and Savannah we have change We continue
to quote at 102 cts per foot Mobile 81 per ton and
So cts per bb for whiskey and New Orleans at SlO
cts foot $3.50 per ton, and 70G75 per bbl for
whiskey.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET March 1s-
The Dry Goods obbers have been doing amount of
business this week but the commission and importing
houses have been doing comparatively little and the
market whole cannot be said to be active 1t is as
yet rather early for the obbers to be actively engaged
good Spring trade is confidently anticipated.
notwithstanding the comparative inactivity of bust
accumulating and the feeling IT, market continues
very buoyant. c, ,tton fabrics especially firm
Heavy standard makes of Brown Sheengs are selling at
94 cts, medium do st ARK cts and light do at So
Gg6 cts. Brown Drills bringing aG9 cts Bleached
do. 9d9A cts and Blue do 04d11 cts. Osnaburgs are
very firm at 7dS cts for 81 SHdl1 for rs; 10kGI3
cts for A. and 13l4 cts for heavy twilled rs goods
Blcached Sheetngs and Shrtings are in good demand
Ticks and Canton Flanuels all bringing full prices
There fair business doing in Prints and they gen
orally at from 10 IL cts. Lawns steady 10 l3%
cts and De LANES range at from II to 10 Woolers
are still in fair request and the market is firm
with an upward tendency Cassimeres Satinets Tweeds
Lnseys and Jeans are all bringing full prices.