The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-26

24l hds Kentucky and l. hhds. Yirginia-tota 1,SSS
hhds
business doing at former prices, which continue to
quote viz common pounds at d20 cs medium do. at
20 a26 cts good do at 2Sa35 cts fine do 5000 cts
fine SIS and los 20G27 cts; medium do 17(n20 cts
sound do at l4l5 cts; and inferior shipping
los 1S's and 20s 9,d12 cts
TALLOW.-We continue to quote Talow nominal at
II x cts. per h., but we hear of no sales.
TlN.-Tin Plate continues firm at 1925 for |. c. and
Sl1 per box for X Banca Tin is bringing 3lG32 cts,
and quote Spelter at cts, and Pig Lead at So
per lb
still quoted the following rates viz: 26 ar cts.
for unwashed; 30G33 cts. for No. l pulled; 33(G36
for pulled Merno 35G3s cts for tub washed; $40
81 cts. for to quarter blood fleece; 37a4cts
for quarter to half blood do 446 cts for half to three
quarter blood do 4652 cts for threequarter to full
blood do. and 53G55cts for extra.
WIISKEY.-There has been fair inquiry this week
for Whkey but the market has exhibited special
for City and Pennsylvania, and 2929k cts for Ohio,
Whkey closes to day steady at 2SH cts for City, and 70
cts for Ohio.
FREIGHTs-There is no vessel on the berth for Great
Britain. shpis loading for Bremen, and the asking
is 22s. Cd for tobacco. We hear # the following
charters this week: bark load lumber Savannah
for Buenos Ayres so per 900 feet per cent
primage brig of 22S tons to load coal for Aspinwa via
Philadelphia at SIS so per tom two bigs to load at this
port Aspinwal with coal at s4 per tom and brigs
to load guano at Nevassa for this port private
Northern coastwise Freghts without much change in
rates there is but little Offering We quote coal Bos
ton 81 So at cts, and flour at 30 cts New York
at $l30 ton for coal; to Providence New Bedford,
ran hlVer, &C, 81 oJ per ION tr coal, ana CTS per
bushe for grain; and to ports in Maine 7dS per
bushe To Charleston and Savannah we have change
To New Orleans the rate is Gas per foot and
81 so per and Mobile 81 per ton, S5 per bbl
for whskey, and 10>G12 cts per foot
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET March 25.-
The Dry Goods trade dull except among the jobbers,
who are beginning to do something The commission
and importing houses however selling very few goods
There very heavy business done in Dry Goods both
here and elsewhere during the early part of the
but the trade for the last three four weeks has been
ma t0 hp q
The market is however still firm for both Cotton and
Wooen fabrics and in Woolens advance is looked for
Heavy standard makes of Brown Sheetings selling
OK cts, medium do. at74a7k cts, and light do at y
]6 cts. Brown Drills are bringing SAd9 cts, Bleachei
do. 9d94 cts and Blue do l04 all cts Osnaburgs are
very firm at 7ds cts. for "a; Shl cts for 7s 1ohd13
cts "A; and 1314 cts for heavy willed rs goods
Bleached Sheetings and Shirtngs in good demand
and the market for them is very firm. Denims, Stripes
Ticks and Canton Fannels all bringing full prices
Prints range generally at from to IL cts. Lawns
steady at 10k@15h cts, and De LANES at 17Gl9 cts
Wooers still in fair request and the market for them
is firm with an upward tendency. Cassmeres, -atnets
Tweeds Linseys and Jeans all bringing full prices