The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-06

TOBACCO.-There has been a good inquiry for both
Maryland and Ohio Tobacco this week. apd although no
advance in prices has taken place buyers pay read
ny the rates demanded. The common descriptions,
whch some time ago almost entirely neglected are
IN better request, though the demand is principally
ned to the better sorts The sales of Maryland comprise
some 700 or 800 hhds within the range of quota
tons viz: Ground leaf at s395; inferior to good
mon at S3Id450; ordinary to fair middlng at S51650
and good to fine at S7d2 The receipts of Bay Tobacco
are quite light and the transactions unmporant We
reds at se@95O yeows at sl26i6 or Ohio Tobacco the
sales amount to about 500 hhds. common reds good
yellow at former prices which continue quote, viz
INFERIOR TO good common and brown at $516
dium TO good brown and spangled at S650a7 good to
fne brown and spanged at 81 50e; and fine wrappeiy
reds and fine yellow at $10l1l5 The transactions in
Kentucky Tobacco have been quite small but prices
firm We quote before: common lugs at s450(04 75
do at $6507 so; fine at ST 50d9 choice at $10012 and
rich heavy Kentucky at $7G14 The inspections of the
week Oil hhds Maryland 106 hhds Ohio and Is hhds
Kentuck y-total, l, ,035 hhds.
MANUFACTURED ToBAoco-There is quite good de
mand existing, and the receipts light the
are becoming very much reduced Prices unchanged
and we still quote common pounds at 1920 cs medium
do at 2Og26 cts; good do. at 2SG35 cts fine do 3550
sound common do at 14d15 cts, and inferior shipping
los, 1Ss and 20's e(G12 cts.
TALLOW.-The Butchers Association are now asking
II cts per h. for Tallow but have heard no sales
this week.
TIN;-Tin Plateis steady the rates named in our
last viz: SO for c. and Sl075 per box for x Banca
Tin is selling at t33G35 cts. Spelter at cs and Pig
Lead at 5AG16 cts. per h.
NUOlI-Ehere is raLher more oOl, the
feeling in the market is somewhat frmer. Prices are
however unchanged and still quote unwashed
at 2lCd23 cts; tub washed at 31G133 for com
mon and 35@37 cts for Extra; No. pulled at 2763o
pulled Merino at 33136 cts and fleece Woods ranging
from 30 to As cts per lb.
WHISKEY.-Whiskey has ruled through the week
quite steadily at 26 cts for Country 254 cts for Ohio
and 27k Ohio steady these gures
There have been sales this week of about 500 bb the
above rates
FREIGHTS.-Freights very dull. To Great Bri.
tain we hear of nothing Offering The rate to Holland is
MARYLAND mis- and to
Bremen 15s. for Maryland and 20s Virginia tobacco
brig and two scheoners have been taken up this
for New Foundand at As and so per bb schooner
of 400 bbls. for Jamaica 65 cts and brig to load
oak timber for Bath at per ton Coastwse freghts
are low and quote follows to Boston 81 per ton
for COAL 20 cts per bbl for -FOUR and cts per bush
gan to Providence New Bedford and other ports on the
Sound LAO for coal. and for grain and to New
York S125 for coal. There is &C considerable amount
of freight offering for Southern ports The Charles
ton cts foot 25 cts per bbl and 81 per ton
Mobile u cts per foot 60 cts per bb and s44 per
tom to New Orleans 10 cts per foot, so per bbl
$45 per ton.
Dry Goods market which has for past been
very quiet is beginning show signs returning
animation and during the past week two considerable
amount of business has been done in this branch of
trade There are a number OF Southern and Western
buyers here and most of them have beeu purchasing
quite freely For nearly all staple styles of Cotton
Woollen fabrics the market is quite strong, and
parties are looking for advance in prices Heavy
Standard makes of Brown Shsetngs selling at SXe
cts ,medumdo at X OK and light do at 53 6 cts
Brown Drills are bringing 81 9 cts Bleached do 9994
at t79S cts for 81 sKa1l cts. for 49, 1ok13 cts for
A; and 1904 cts. for heavy twiled 7-s goods
Bleached Goods are firm as are also Denims, Stripes
Ticks and Canton Flannes Gnghams Prints Lawns and
DeLaines are quiet but prices for them well main
tanned Woollen Goods inquired such sales as
are making are at full rates.