The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-14

do at 51G6 cts; Duryea's at 6G6% cts: and Kings
ford's oswego at 6@l6f cts. per lb
STAVES-We continue to quote Slaves at $40ll65 for
heavy W. 0 HID; s25Gl32 for light do s4OJl55 for
o. Ppe $lsd25 for culled R. o. HID; s1SG2O for single
and s3SG4o thousand for double W o. Barrel Sugar
and Molasses HID Shocks with heading selling at
Sl55dl IS each, and smooth shaved HID Hoops S25
50 per thousand.
T0BACCO-The receipts of MARYLAND Tobacco con-
tinue light and that the sales are limited
There fair demand for all the descriptions
while common qualities are still neglected Prices are
maintained, and quote before: frosted Maryland
at 81; ground leaf at S3d7 81 5OG3 So mid
ding S4G45 so; good middng s5G5.5O good leaf S6dl
$50; and fine at $7(Gl2. There has been move
ment in Ohio Tobacco this week. but could learn
the prices quantity Sold the transactions having
We still quote common lugs at 81 25(475; good do. at
$525G5 So inferior leaf at $57562 good do at $3.50
1750 fine at 7.509; choice at S0@sl2 and rich hea
Wy Kentucky at s7(Q125o The inspections of the week
432 hhds. Maryland, 391 hhds. Ohio, and 33 hhds
Kentucky-total $50 hhds.
MANUFACTURED ToBAcoo.-The receipts are coming in
pretty freely but the quality is of very desirable
kind. The demand is light, and are growing lar
ger We quote common pounds at 1lQl15 cts; medium
do at S(122 cts. good do. at 2l25 cts; fine do 2S35
cts fine SIS and los 1S22 cts; medium do l4l7 cts
sound common do at l0912 cts; and inferior shipping
los, ISIS. and 20's Gas cts.
TIN.-Tn Plate is selling at 80 for l. c. and $40 rs
per box for l. X, and quote Banca Tin 3334 cts
per To- We quote Speer at 5h cts and Pig Lead at 51
G16 cts per b.
TALLOW-We have heard of no transactions in Tallow
for some time past but we still quote nominal at IL cts
per lb. Tor City rendered
W00L-Wool is dull, but we have no change to note
in the rates. and we still quote it follows viz at 2526
cts for unwashed 36d45 cts for tub washed; 3034
for No. pulled 3SI4O cts for pulled Merino; and 359
5s cts for common to extra fleece Woods.
WHISKEY.-Whiskey has ruled through the week at
2lH cts for Country and City, and 22224 for Ohio
but it closes dull at these figures The sales this week.
all of which have been made at the above rates. add up
about l 200 bbls.
FREIGHTS.-We still quote to Liverpool at 25s per ton
for heavy goods 25s hid for tobacco 3s per Dbl
flour, and Cd. per bushe for The last Ho-
land SOs for Maryland tobacco but shippers are
Offering only 2Ss to Bremen at 22s. cd. brig of 40
tons has been taken up this week for Havana only
at 2oo bark FOR same port on private terms; brig
of 800 bbls for St Thomas at SIS bb schoon
of 400 bbls for Jamaica and back 81 90 per Dbl
for Windward out only 20 per bb and another of
900 bbls for the Windward private terms Coaswise
freights dull. We quote Portland and ports in
Maine at 81 % per ton for COAL and 7S cts per bushe
for grain; to Boston S212.l0 for coal, 253O
and ports on the Sound 81 for eoa and es or
gran and to New York $137K for coal There not so
much Offering to Southern ports The rate to Charleston
is cts per foot cts per bushe and 1925 per ton
Savannah cts per foot cts bushe So cts per Dbl
for whskey, and $3.50 per tom New Orleans 10 cts
per foot, so cts per Dbl. for liquor, and SIS per ton
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET April 1s.-The
Dry Goods jobbing trade continues active, but
the commission and importing houses selling very
few goods. We have however material change
to note in the condition of the market and prices
for nearly all staple goods pretty well main
tanned The stocks of goods not heavy but the sup
ply is nevertheless ample We again quote heavy stand
ard makes of Brown Sheetings at S4(G9 cts medium
Sheetings and Shirngs at 7K6lS cts and light do at
5Ad6 cts. Bleached Sheengs and Shrtings are seady
and firm for all desirable styles. Drills firm at G9
cts for brown 9d9x cts for beached 1O8G11 cts for
blue Cotton Flannels, Denims, Stripes, Ticks
naburgs generally bringing previous rates. We
quote Ginghams before at 10d104 cts for the Lam
caster and Glasgow. Prints moving off at from
10 cts for madder goods Most of the leading printers
have good supply 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 Woolens. but there is
the same degree of rmness in them as in Cotton fabrics