The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-14

fine spangled and yellow Ohio at 1925. There is
little stock here In Kentucky Tobacco hear o
nothing doing and quote before, viz lugs at
$425475 good do at S. 255 50 inferior leaf at S5 rs
625 good do at $650G750; fine at $75019 choice at
$10912; and rich heavy Kentucky at $7(G12 So The in
spectons of the week are hhds Maryland and SO hhds
Ohio.
MANUFACTURED ToBAcco-The market con ues quiet
and prices are unchanged We still quote common pounds
at l2dl5 cts; medium do 160l20 cts good do at 2l
rs cts fine do 2Sd35 cts fine SIS and los 1SG22 cts;
medium do l4gl7 cts sound common do at logl2 cts;
TIN.-Tn Plate is steady last quotations, viz:
50 for C., and s10.75 per box for X and quote Ban
ca Tin as before at 81 c spelter at 5H cts and Pig Lead
at 5(G5hct per 10.
TALL0W.-Tallow continues very quiet. We hear of
no sales but we still quote it at II cts per lb for city
rendered.
W00L.-There is a fair demand for Wool, and We note
sales this week of $4,000 lbs at quoted rates.
viz 25d26 cts for unwashed 3645 cts for tub-washed
3O34 cts for No pulled 3Sa4O cts for pulled Merno
and 35I5S cts for fleece Woos large public sale
Wool took place in Boston, Thursday, and some
S6S 900 lbs domestic Wool mostly fleece changed hands
at from SO to 62H cts per lb Most of the foreign Wool
offered was withdrawn
and heavy. City sold early in the week at cts
but for day two past City has been selling at % cts
and Ohio at 25& cts gallon and both varieties close
to-day dull at the above figures The Whiskey
this week add up about 500 bbls.
FREIGHTS.-The rate to Holland is still 32s Cd, and
to Bremen 25s for Maryland tobacco There is vessel
up for Great Britain bark of 900 bbls has been taken
upths week for the South side OF Cuba and back As cts
per 100 for sugar and foreign port charges paid also
brig of 100 bbs for North side of Cuba and back at 40 cts
for sugar. and So for moasses deck; brig of 1900
bbs for jamaica out only British brig Of go bbs for
Newfoundland, and brig of 600 bbs. for Porto Rico
and back all private terms. Coastwise freghts
dull especially to Northern ports. There is grain
coal Offering account of the condition of the harbor
and the various rivers and creeks down the bay being
frozen that grain vessels cannot get out. To
quote to Charleston at $3.50 per ton for heavy
goods, 80 cts for dry bbs., 40 cts for wet do. and
cts per foot; to Savannah s275@3 per ton, 40 cts.
for dry bbls, so cts for wet do, and 7dS cts per
foot to New Orleans 81 so per ton so cts for wet bbs
SO cts for dry do and 10 per foot Mobile 5 per
ton 65 cts for dry bbs cts per gallon for whskey,
and IL cts per foot.
BALTMoRE'DRY GOODS MARKET, January 13-
ers are generally looking for speedy opening of the
Spring trade, There is very good feeling among
the trade and they are generally anticipating large
is overstock of any variety and for all descriptions
prices are well maintained. We still quote heavy
standard makes of Brown sheetngs at SH@sA cts,
medium Sheetngs and Shirtngs at 7@17A cts and
light do. at 46 cts In Beached Sheetngs and Shirt
ings there is but little doing but they steady and
firm for all desirable styles. Drills are steady S49
cts for brown 999K cts for bleached; 10HG11 for
blue Cotton Flannels, Denims, Stripes, Ticks and Os
naburgs generally bringing previous rates. We quote
Ginghams before at 10l0k for the Lancaster and
Glasgow and Prints at cts. for seam and 9410 for
madder colors. De LANES firm 1S20 for desra
Bile styles Woollen goods quite firm particularly de-
sirable styles of Satinets and fancy Cassimers.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, JAN 13-CATrLE-
The offerings of Beef Cattle the scales yesterday
reached 925 head which 200 head less than
offered the previous Thursday. OF the receipts 200
head driven to Philadelphia 100 left over
sold and the remaining 625 head by city
butchers prices ranging from So S475 averaging
S3374 100 lbs gross which is advance of l2X
per 100 lbs. on the previous weeks average
HOGs.-The receipts of Hogs have for days past
been light but the packers have ceased buying the
ceipts equal to the demand and good FHogs
selling at 81 so per 100 lbs net.
SHEEP.-Sheep have advanced and they selling
at S3ld5 per 100 lbs. gross.