The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-09

Kentucky at s7ql25O The inspections of the week
2,2ll hhds. Maryland, 964 hhds Ohio, SO hhds. Ken
lucky, and Is hhds Virgina-total 227 hhds.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCo.--We have no change to note
in the market, which is still very quiet We continue to
quote common pounds at 7al2cts; medium do at l5qlS
cts; good do. at 2l025 cts fine do. 2S35 cts; fine SIS
and los 1SG22 cts medium do. l4dl7 cts; sound com
do at 9d2 cs and inferior shipping los, lS's, and
20s Gas cts.
TN.-Tn Plate is still selling at so for c. and s1O75
per box for I.X, but is very firm at these figures.
Wequote Banca Tin at 80 cs Speer at 81 cs and Pig
Lead at 5Ad5A cts. per ID.
WOoL-There is some little demand for Wool but the
market for it is by means active The stock here is
light comparatively little of the crop having yet
come forward we quote new unwashed at 2l!G23 cts
and new tubwashed at 3G35cs. per b. Pulled Wool is
very dull there being demand whatever for it, and
there are no lots of fleece Wool in market and we are
therefore unable to give quotations for these varieties
WHISKEY.-Whiskey has varied very little in price
this week lot of 200 bbs Ohio sold at the opening
the week at 21 cts, but the subsequent sales which
amount to about 500 bbs have all been made 2OH
cts for Country, and 81 for City and Ohio and
varieties close steady to-day at these figures.
FRElGHTs;--We still quote to Liverpool at BIS: cd
per ton for bark 25s per ton for heavy goods 5 hid
for tobacco per bb for -four and 3d. per bushel for
The rate to Holland is 22 Cd for Maryland tobacco
and to Bremen lis Cd We note the charter of ship of
500 tons to load coal for Havana at 3 brig
220 tons for the North side of Cuba and back 81 per
ll0 gallons of moasses and foreign port charges paid
and schooner of 900 bbs for Porto Rico private
terms There is little or no change to note in Eastern
coastwse freghs and quote to Boston and ports
-four ard cts per bushel for grain; to New Bed
ford, Providence and ports the Sound $1.s0 for
COAL 25 cts: for -four and 6 cts. for grain; to New
York $l.65Gll75 for coal and cts for corn. There
is still fair amount Offering to Southern ports, and
we quote to Charleston at 81 per ton, 45 cts for wet
bbls., so cts. for dry do, per bushel, and 6
cts per foot to Savannah $3.50 per ton, SO for
bbs 40 cts. for dry do, and cts. per bushe
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, June S.-There
very little doing here in Dry Goods but this is the dull
season for this trade and there much business doing
as is usual at this of the year. Notwithstanding
the inactivity in the market the feeling in it is still pretty
firm and for most staple goods prices olerably well
maintained The stocks not large and for styles
of goods the supply is unusually light We again quote
heavy standard makes of Brown Sheetngs at S%@9
cts. medium Sheetings and Shirtngs at 7KS cts and
light do at 546 cts. Bleached Sheetings and Shirngs
steady and firm for all desirable styles Drills firm
at G9cts for brown; 919A cts for beached 10kG11
cts for blue Cotton Fannels Denims Stripes Ticks and
Osnaburgs generally bringing previous rates. We
still quote Gnghams at 10101 for the Lancaster
Glasgow, and Prints at 9dI10 cts. for madder goods
Wooens of all descriptions steady at former rates