The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-17
TOBACCO INSPECTIONS.
DOMESTIC ETS

PHILADELPHIA MARKET Sept l5-Eveninr There
is little export demand for Flour to-day
ard supene steady SIS per bbl but the sales are
mostly in small lots to the trade at from this figure up to
S550G65O per bb for extras and fancy lots as in quail
ty. Old stock continues dull and neglected and prices
Irregular Rye Flour is firm and quoted 753 81 X
with sales at the latter rate small sale of fresh ground
is reported at 81 per bb Corn Meal is dull and Pennsy
vania is offered at $3.50 per Dbl, without sales
In Wheat there is not much doing; there is Offering
lower prices; sales include about 5000 bushels lots
mostly made last evening at 120c for prime reds and S
GlS2c for good and prime whte-a the close these rates
were not obtainable. Rye is wanted and commands rs
cents for Southern and so for old Pennsylva
MIA Corn is in active request the advance with further
sales of edOOO bushels yellow to note Sic. ahoat
and soc. in store-ncuding lots Sic delivered
1000 bushels bright Corn, in lots, the price, in
and 500 bushels slightly damaged at 79c Oats are
less firm and S4 900 bushels Southern sold at 35dS6c
mostly at 5Hc ahOat Barley and Barley Malt are un
changed and quiet of Ship Stuff of 1000 bushels
Virginia was made at price kept private.
In Groceries there is not much doing owing to the
rmness of holders 200 hhds. Cuba Sugar at 5A@6k
credit.
About 1000 barrels Halifax picked Herring sold at s.
per barrel.
The Provision market is Inactive but firm at previous
ly quoted rates.
There very little movement in Seeds and no change
to note in Glover Timothy seed 200 bushels domestic
haXseed Ks, ed sold at sl6o per bushel, weight.
Whskey is moving of slowly at 27 for Pennsylva-
MIA bbs 27h cts for Ohio do 25k @25 cts for drudge
and 26& cts. for hhds
WILMINGTON MARKET. Sent. 15-Tprpentine-
Sales today of 100 bbs at 50 30 for Virgin and Yellow
Dip per $50 lbs.
Spirits Turpentine-Further sales yesterday of goo
bbls at AN cts per gall and to-day of 600 do
price.
Rosin-sales to-day of 800 bbs common at 81 20 per
80 lbs.
CINCINNATIMARKET,S Sept. 14-Flour-The market
continues dull and the demand local Superfne could
be sold to fair extent $3.50 but this rate is below the
views of holders. The sales confined to 45O bbs
chiefly extra, at $4.50G5; superine sold at $3.50
Whiskey.-The demand continues good and prices
steady sales of 200 bbls at 2S423% cts the latter
rate for wagon.
W.
the market. The demand has been but moderate and the
market, though firm is quiet Tho sales were so hhds
Bacon Sides at OK cts; 20 do do 9 c 10 do Shoul
ders at 5l6 cs and rs do Shoulders and Sides on pr-
vate terms
Groceries-A steady market and fair demand sales so
hhds Sugar at 7d7k cts and 100 bags Coffee IL cts
Wheat-There is good demand for the finer grades
and prices firm. The lower grades are in moderate
request and prices unchanged Sales 900 bushels prime
white at S110 GOO do do do 81 OS GOO do good do
S105; 200 do do do O4 500 do prime red at 81
| and 800 do. fair do. at 95 cts.
Corn-The market is steady and prices unchanged;
sales 1000 bushels at 20 cts and 800 do delivered c
Rye-A fair demand and the market is firm at 73(d74
| cts sale of 200 busheles at 70 cts
Barey.-The receipts continue very light which has
caused uch rmness in prices and buyers freely
ferng 10 cts for prime without leading any
ness of consequence. Holders are generally asking rs
cts sales $50 bushels prime Fall 70cts and 209 do
| do. at 72 cts.
oats-The market continues dull and droopng; sales
1000 bushels at Sh cts $50 do at 81 c and 500 do
| Sc cts.
Potatoes.-The large receipts from the north have de-
pressed the market and prices have declined 1520
per bushel, closing dull at 60G65 for Neshannocks
sales 800 bushels Neshannock depot at 60 cts pei
bushel, and 242 bbs. Northern at 81 25 per bbl
CooperageFlour barrels dull lower; sales $50
on landing at % cts