The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-01
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKET. Sept. 29.-There is a
steady demand for Querctron Bark, with further light
receipts and sales of 1st No at $29 per ton.
In Cotton the transactions have been limited and prices
about the same.
There is little export demand Flour the mar
ket however is firm but dull at S. per bbl which the
general asking rate for standing superine 800 bbls.
Western extra mostly good Kentucky, sold at S525 per
Dbl. The trade buying freely at from the above
figures up to $665o for extra family and fancy brands
according to quality The receipts moderate Rye
Flour steady 81 for fresh ground and Corn Meal
so per bb for Pennsylvania but we hear of no sales
In Wheat there is very little doing owing high
views of holders who generally asking advance
previous rates. but the demand is limited and only about
45O0 bushels have been disposed of in lots at 6GllS
cts for fair to good reds choice 19@2O cts and white
at 130gl35 cts, the latter for handsome Delaware Rye
continues scarce and about 900 bushels Southern
brought S5 cts which is further advance. Corn has
been in moderate request only, but sales of 6000S
bushels are reported at 81 cts for prime yellow afoat
and sc cts in store and in the rmer and
some 5000 bushels Southern sold mostly 3s afoat
In Groceries note sales of 80 bags Rio Coffee,
entire cargo, at Ike and 500 bags in lots at 12 2H
for prime 100 hhds Cuba Sugar also sold at 64 G6%c
all on time.
The Provision market is frmer, with reduced stock
to operate in and further sales of Bacon and saed Meats
are reported at full prices.
There is moderate inquiry for Cloyerseed, and the
dealers are buying at bushel the latter for
prime lots Timothy continues dull.
Whisky is unchanged, Drudge selling at 25lG25hc-
Pennsylvania bbls 26K @27c., and Ohio do at 27271c
Hhds. are scarce at 26Hc.
ALBANY LUMBER MARKET, Sept 2s-Soon after
the commencement of the week. the usual the
season-he equnoctla-set in, accompanied with much
ran and for three days business in the district
pletely paralyzed, For the past two days. with the
bright rays of the and the presence of large
Der of dealers from the East and the South this has
presented much veer appearance than it did before
the setting in of the storm Trade for the past days
has been brisk We notice in market quite a number of
dealers from the East and several from Philadelphia
Baltimore In fact there dealers in market
in pursuit of lumber than we have seen at any previous
period during the present The features of the
market are in the main the same quoted in
last, with change to note in prices 1t is thought
that the recent heavy rains will give full supply of
hemock for the present. and probably for the remainder
of the season.
Shipments have been large since our last and almost
every vessel at the wharf has been taken up Besides
the usual trade with thesea coast towns notice large
vessel laden for Portland Mane with black walnut and
whitewood and another for Baltimore Va, with cargo
of sycamore. Freghts rule very firm, and vessels
wanted for both South and East
The receipts by the Erie and Champan canals during
the third week in September, in the years named