The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-11

culed r. o. Hhd and $3235 per thousand for prime do
There is however very little doing in them
ToBACCo.The market for Leaf Tobacco has been very
quiet this week, and hear transactions of any
Importance. We still quote frosted Maryland at g.
ground leaf at s2a7 common at 81 SOFAS 5O middng 81
g4 So good mddling s55 50 good leaf s66 so; and fine
at s7gl2 We quote Kentucky follows common
at s5759625; good do $6.5OD7 So fine at 81 5O09;
choice at $10912 and rich heavy Kentucky $712 So
hhds Ohio and 10 hhds Pennsylvania-totaI 1913 hhds
MANUFACTURED ToBAooo.--There is but moderate
business doing, and the demand is confined principally
neu,um ,n1 and low grades We quote common pounds
at l3l7 cts; medium do at 1902 cs good do at 2l
20 cts fine do 2SG35 cts; fine SIS and los 1822 cts
medium do l4dl7 cts; sound common do at 10dl2 cts
and il, inferior shipping los, ISIS and pos 769 cts
TiN-Tin Plate is still selling at SO for c., and s1O75
per box for X and we quote Banca Tin before at "a
cts per h. quote Speer at 5k cts and Pig Lead
5Ad6 cts per ID.
TALLOW.-We quote TalIow nominal at IL cts per lb
Tor City rendered but we hear of sales being made
Wo0L.-There is hardly anything doing in Wool.
Some 100000 lbs TO be offered auction New York
next week. and the buyers all holding for this SALE
The nominal rates for Wool still follows, viz 251
cts for No pulled; 3S4o cts for pulled Merino and
eece Woos prizes range at from IS to 5s cts per lb
for common to extra
WHISKEY-There has been considerable activity this
week in Whskey and prices for it have improved since
the opening fully half cent per gallon. There have
oeen sales IN the week OF some 1000 bbs at 22x23 cts
for Country; 2323x cts. for City and % x24 cts for
Ohio and all varieties close steady to-day the outside
FREIGHTs.-A bark is loading for London at 35s per
ton for heavy freight and Sd bushel for grain in ship
this week for North side of Cuba and back at Sl3 and
foreign port charges paid another of 1900 bbs
trinidad, Port Spain, at 20 cts per bbl Coastwise
freighs without any material change with
able offering for Southern ports We quote to Boston
and ports in Maine cts. bushel for grain, 35@140
cts per Dbl for -four, and $275 per ton for COAL to
Providence, New Bedford ports on the Sound cts
per bushel for grain, 81 so per COAL York
S225 for coal and cts fograin Wequote Charleston
at cts per foot 35 cts. for dry bbls 40 for
bbs 81 so per ton for heavy freight to Savannah
per ton, cts per foot, SIS for 40 cts dry
bbis to New Orleans 10 cts per foot $44 per ton
cts for dry and 20 cts for bbs Mobile IL cts per
foot, 62 cts. for dry and so cts for wet bbls and
81 50G5 per ton.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, February 10
There has been fair business done this week in Dry
Goods bnt the market has exhibited special activity
Ihe trade is as yet confined to the commission and i'm
porting houses and most of the sales making South
ern and Western jobbers There is fine assortment of
goods Offering but the stocks nevertheless not heavy
and for nearly all descriptions the market steady and
nj nrm We still quote heavy standard makes of Brown
Sheetings at SHGS& cts, medium Sheetings and
Shrtings at 1S974 cts, and light do. at 5%(G6
IN Bleached Sheetings and Shrtings there is but
iittle DOING but they steady and firm for all
sirabe styles. Drills are steady at 8ktGe cts for
brown; 9(994 cts. for bleached 10xGlll cts for
blue Cotton Fannels, Denims Stripes Ticks and Os.
naourgs are generally bringing previous rates quote
Gnghams as before at 10l0x for the Lancaster and
GLASGOW and Prints at cts for steam and sdO cts for
madder coors De LANES firm 1s2O desira-
Die styles Woollen goods quite firm particularly
slraoie styles OF Satinets and fancy Cassmers.