The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-07

T0BACCO-The market has been very quiet this week,
and we hear Of nothing doing in Maryland Tobacco We
continue to quote frosted Maryland at 81 ground leaf at
s2d7; common 81 SOFAS So mddling $4d4.50 good
mddling S5G5 so; good leaf so; and fine at Sa1l2
There is stock of Ohio Tobacco here Small sales OF
Mason county lugs have been made at about our quota
tons, viz: lugs at S4.25475; good do at S525
as so; inferior leaf at s5759625 good do at $65oal
750 fine at 81 .5O9; choice at Sl0912 and rich heavy
Kentucky at $7(G1250. The inspections of the week
have been only s hhds Maryland and hhds. Ohio.
MANUFACTURED ToBACCO-The market is quiet, and
quote follows common pounds at 12idla cts;
medium do at l6d20 cts; good do. at 2l25 cts; fine
do 2SD35 cts; fine SIS and los lSG22 cts; medium do.
l4l7 cts sound do. at 10G12 and inferior
shipping los, 1875 and EOS 7(d9 cts.
TIN-Tin Plate is steady our last quotations, viz:
50 for &C. and $1075 per box for l. x and quote Ban
ca Tin as before at "a cts peter at 5 cts, and Pig Lead
TALIoW.ETaiIow continues very quiet We hear of
sales but still quote it at II cts per lb for city
rendered.
there is special activity in it here We quote to-day
unwashed at 2526 cts; tub washed at 36Gl45 cts No
pulled at 3oa4 cts pulled Merino at 3oa4o cts; and
fleece Wools ranging from 35 to 58 cts per b.
WHISKEY.-For Whiskey the market has through
the week been dull and heavy We note sales of about
500 bbls at Hd26 cts for City, and 264G cts for
Ohio. We quote Whiskey to-day at 25d25H cts for
Country; 25ka26 cts Tor City, and 26 cts: for Ohio.
Cd, Bremen 25s Maryland tobacco. There
nothing Offering to Great Britain brig of 1,SO0 bbls
has been taken up this week for Wndward out only at
70 cts per bb No change Of any Importance has taken
place coastwise feghts but hereis scarcely anything
doing account of the condition of the harbor which
partially obstructed by ice far down North Point
The Boston $3.50 per for coal, with grain
Offering to Providence the last rates 81 SO for coal
and for gran to New York 50 25 for coal and cts
for grain There increased amount of freight offer
ing in Southern ports We quote to Charleston at $3.50
for heavy goods 80 for dry bbls 40 cts for
wet do and cts per foot to Savannah $275d3 per ton,
40 cts for dry bbs so cts for wet do and S cts per
foot New Orleans 81 so per ton so cts for bbls
so cts for dry do and 10 per foot to Mobile So per
ton 65 cts for dry bbs, cts per gallon for whiskey,
and IL cts. per foot.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, January c.
Our Dry Goods market has for weeks past been
inactive but the dealers generally engaged in
making preparations for the Spring trade, which
will open. There is very good feeling among
the trade and they generally anticipating large
Spring business. Goods in fair supply but there
is oversock of any variety and for all descriptions
prices well maintained We still quote heavy
standard makes of Brown Sheetings at Sk0S4 cts,
medium Sheetings and Shirtings at 7(17& cts, and
light do 54G6 cts In Bleached Sheetngs and Shirt
ings there is but little doing, but they steady and
firm for all desirable styles Drills steady at S4 G9
cts. for brown; 9194 cts. for beached 10HG11 for
blue. Cotton Flannels Denims, Stripes Ticks and Os
naburgs generally bringing previous rates. We quote
Ginghams before at 0d102 cts for the Lancaster and
Glasgow, and Prints at cs for steam, and 910 for
madder colors. De LANES active and firm at 18d20
cts for desirable styles. Wooen goods in demand
desirable styles of Satnes and fancy Cassi
mers and sales to a considerable extent making
the cother The market for Woollens generally is quite
firm in