The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-08

inferior leaf at S5756 2 good do s650G7 So fine at
81 5O9e; choice at Sl0G12 and rich heavy Kentucky at
St@iZoo Ihe inspections of the week are ,265 hhds
Maryland IA hhds. Ohio, and 80 hhds. Kentucky-tota
1888 hhds.
MANUFAcTURED ToRAoco.-The briskness which has
characterized the market for some weeks past has to
some extent, subsidized and the demand at present
scarcely equal to the receipts We quote pounds
ass cts fine do 355O cts fine SIS and los oO27 cts
medium do l7(d20 cts; sound do. at Halls cts
and inferior shipping los ISsand 2o,s SG1o cts VS.
TALLOW There has been no movement in Tallow for
some weeks past but we continue TO quote it at II per
TIN-We still quote Tin Plate firm at 90 5O for e. and
Sll25 per box for X and Banca Tin at 35 cts per
h. Spelter is still selling at cts and Pig Lead at 5A0
WooL-Wool is in pretty good demand and the mar
ket for it steady and firm We still quote unwsshed at
2Sg25 cts tub washed at 3S36 cts. for common 3739
cts. for Extra No pulledat 2SdS2 cts pulled Merino
at s3G36 cts. and fleece Wools ranging 80 to
As cts per ID.
wHIsKEY-There has been considerable activity this
week in Whiskey, and note improved feeling in the
market The sales add up about 800 bbls 27(G2sT
cts for City, 2727& cts for Country and 2S29 cts for
oho but Ohio is offering to-day at2sX cts and we quote
City ty,, as -dGSii1g closing at 2s cts; per gallon
FRhiGHTS-A small British vessel has been taken up
this week to load tobacco for Liverpool 2s This is the
only vessel now the berth for port Great Britain
Freghts to the Continent have advancing tendency
and we quote to Holland at 27s. 3D. and to Bremen
at 2Os for Maryland tobacco We quote coal to Boston at
$65 ton and to other ports the same as last week
VIZ New Bedford Fall River and other ports onhe Sound
at 81 40 for coal 25 cts for -four, cts wheat and
cts for corn We quote to Charleston 25 for dry and
40 cts for wet bbs and cts per foot to Mobile S4 per
ton for heavy goods 60 cts for dry and 90 cts for wet
bbs and II cts foot and New Orleans 81 per ton
So cts for dry and 20 cts for wet bbls and S0 cts per
foot. ~ F
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, Oct I've
nave no material change to note since last week in the
condition of the Dry Goods market The obbers are still
doing large business and they will doubtless be busy
Tor two or three weeks to The houses
are hng some orders for the West South and they
are also making sales to the jobber but none
OF them are particularly busy The of goods are
NOT large and prices for them pretty well maintained
although as the season advances there is dispos
ton on the part of holders to make concessions We
still quote heavy standard makes of Brown Sheet
lngs at sRla8A cts, medium Sheetings and
Smrtngs at 7(g7A cts, and light do. at 5AG6 cts
Bleached Sheetngs and Shrtings in light supply
and quite firm Drills are steady and firm at sAG9 cts
Tor brown; 9ea cts for beached 101@11 cts for blue
Cotton Flannels, Denims, Stripes Ticks and Osnaburgs
are IN good demand at the previous rates Gnghams are
bringing 1OGl04 cts. for the Lancaster and Glasgow
and Prints are selling pretty freely at cts. steam
and SOLO cts for madder colors. Wooens are in fair
request and desirable styles of Cassimeres Satines
Iweed Lnseys, &c. selling quite freely at full rates
There is also considerable doing Blankets and Shaws
of which there is fine assortment offering.