The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-07
BALTIMORE, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1856

sound common do. at 1O@12 cts. and inferior shipping
los, 1875. and 20's Gas cts.
TIN.-Tin Plate is selling at SO for l. c., and $1O75
per box for l. x. and quote Banca Tin at 3334
per b We quote Spelter at 5h cts and Pig Lead at 54
d6 cts per ID.
TALLOW.-We have heard of no transactions in Tallow
for time past but still quote it nominal at II
per lb. or City rendered
W00L.-Wool is in moderate request, but the market
for it is by means active We have change
in the rates. and still quote follows, viz 2526
cts for unwashed S645 cts for tubwashed; 3O34 cts
for No pulled 3S40 cts for pulled Merino; and 35d
5S cts. for common to extra fleece Woods.
WHlSkEY.-Whiskeyh has for two three days past
been dull but there has nevertheless been consider able
done in it during the week lot of 500 bbls Ohio in
extra pkgs sold early in the week at 22 cts and
note in addition sales of some 400 bbs Pennsylvania and
City Whkey at % cts and of 200 bbls Ohio do at %
22h cts We quote City to-day at % cts, and Ohio at
22k (d22x cts
FREIGHTS.-The to Liverpool is 25s per ton for
heavy goods 25s per hid for tobacco. 3s per bb
flour, and Cd bushel for corn which a ship
is loading. We quote to Bremen at 22s Cd and to
Holland 3Os for Maryland tobacco schooner of 800
bbls has been taken this week for Havana and back
at 90o foreign port charges paid another of 1000 bbs
Tor Maanzas and back at ST $780, foreign port charges
paid brig OF l65 tons for Havana and back at 81 AGO.
foreign port charges paid brig of 700 bbl for Porto
Rico and back on private terms, and brig of 900 bbs
Tor Windward at 70 cts per bb Coaswise eighs show
little change. We quote Portland and ports in
Maine at g 30 per ton for coal 3O35 cts bb for
Hour, and cts bushe for grain; Boston 81 for
coal so cts for flour, and for corn; Providence
New Bedford and ports the Sound s75 for coal and
cts for grain and to New York l50 for coal and 5x
cts for corn. There is not much offering to Southern
ports We continue to quote to Charleston at per
foot cts per bushe As cts per bb for whkey and 81 rs
for bacon to Savannah cts per foot cts per busheI 81
for bacon and $3.50 per ton Mobile IL per foot
cts for whiskey 63 cts for dry bbls and 81 per TOM
and to New Orleans 10 cts per foot so cts for dry and so
cts for wet bbls, and 81 per ton for heavy freight
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, April 6-The
Dry Goods jobbng trade continues olerably brisk but
the commission and importing houses doing compar
atiyey little business. We have however material
change to note in the condition of the market, and
nln ttu aip
taned The stocks of goods heavy but the sup
ply is nevertheless ample We again quote heavy stand
ard makes of Brown Sheetings 84d99 cts, medium
Sheetlngs and Shirtngs at 7HdS cts and light do.
5+96 cts. Bleached Sheetings and Shrtings eady
and firm for all desirable styles. Drills are firm at 4G9
cts for brown 99eK for bleached; 1OX@l1 cts for
blue Cotton Fannels, Denims, Stripes, Ticks and 0s-
naburgs generally bringing previous rates. We quote
Gnghams as before at l0l0k cts for the Lancaster and
Glasgow Prints are moving off pretty freely from
to 10 cts for madder goods Most of the leading printers
have large stock in the hands of their agents here
the styles offering generally quite desirable De
LANES are in fair demand at former rates There is
moderate business doing in Woollens but there is not
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