The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-22
DOMESTIC MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Oct 2o-There is moth
ing doing in Querctron Bark 1st No. is scarce and
The Cotton market is firm but quiet today aud only
some 200 bales have been disposed of at about previous
rates. [LI'TG. Am st's--F"
Holders of Flour rmer in their views to-day, and
there is rather doing Sales include 200 bbs good
ing for brands 800 bbls Ohio Extra at a
price kept private, and 600 bbls, mostly Western at
S537H per bb The retailers and bakers buying
freely at the above for Superne Extra up to
s575675 for Extra family and fancy brands according
to quality Rye Flour is wanted and selling in a small
way s425 per bbl Corn Meal also and wanted
and small sales of Pennsylvania Meal reported at 81
per bbl., which is further advance
In Wheat there is not much doing; the stock and i'm
ports are light and prices firm with sales of 5000 bushels
fair to prime reds at 123125c mostly the rate
and 1SoGl35c for common and good white. Rye is un
settled and dull and the only sale 600 bus
fair Penna at s6c Corn is better day, about TO-
600 bus. yellow sold part prime at 92Ge4c in store
and e5c afoa mostly the latter rate some small lots
new Penna. brought S0c Oats offered freely
and dull previously quoted rates. and 1900 bus
Delaware sold at 43c 600 bus extra heavy Penna sold
early in the day Doc or Barley Malt sale Of 1000
bus winter made is reported at eoc Barley
The markets Groceries and Provisions are unchang
ed, but very quiet owing, in some measure to the firm
ness of holders.
In Seeds there is moderate business doing and fur
ther sales Of $50 bushels Cloverseed reported
G570 per bushe the latter for prime lots 100 bushels
Timothy brought S262%, and some domestic Flaxseed at
$1.55(d1 go per bushel.
Whiskey is less firm, Drudge selling slowly at 27 cts .
Pennsylvania bbs 2Sk cts and Prison and Ohio do at
% cts Hhds are very scarce, and quoted at 28 cts
WILMINGTON MARKET, Oct le-Turpentipe-The
market has ruled steady during week without change
in price We note fair demand both from shippers and
dsers and continue to quote at S29 for Virgin and
Yellow Dip, per $50 lbs Very little coming to
market and we quote nominaly at s175 per bb Sales
for the week reach q ,225 bbls .... ~. D.
Spirits TurpentineThere is but slight stock in first
hands, and the market has ruled quiet but steady
cts per gallon Sales during the week of 900 casks
Rosin-The market has been almost entirely neglected
for all grades There is but small in first hands
and receipts for the week have been light. We have
hpQr Of M caTfiN int
mon, of the sale of only 1000 bbs. 81 20 for medium
and 81 % for large barrels.
to be an active demand for shipment. We an ad
vance since last review of Is cts Dbl Parcels
with ready sale at quotations Sales of the
only 3s9 bbs at So 90 to 2.S5 per bDl.
CINCINNATI MARKET, October 1e-Flouir.-The
market was rather rmer under the advices from New
York, with an improved demand, but prices did
475 for superfne and 81 S55 80 for extra sSs bbIs
were received the last "a hours.
Whiskey-The market is dull and prices lower; Of
740 bbls. including wagon at 24H cts fa.
Provisions. The market was very duh to-day, and
nothing doing of consequence. Mess Pork offered
Sl425, and lard very freely at 1oH cts. Bacon contn
ues nominal at 5 cts. and 10 cts.
Groceres.-The market is unchanged and quiet sugar
ranges from 797& cts molasses at 4ol cts and coffee
at 12d)13 cts =
Wheat.-The market is very firm, with light receipts
and good demand and prices lag cts higher Sales
500 bushels choice winter wheat $1ls; 700 do prime
red at 81 $50 do do do delivered at 81 os 700 do
choice white at Sl.16 -.t
Oats.-There is good demand and prices lG2 cts
higher sales 500 bushels in bulk at DC cts and 200
45 cts,
Corn-New dull and offered at As cts buyers at 42xa
43 cts
Rye.The market is firm with good demand at so cts
Cheese.-Saes of 600 boxes prime W r. at SIX cts and
200 do Goshen Farm at II cts There is good demand
ALBANY LUMBER MARKET, for the week ending
October 10.
Business throughout the district has been quite active
during the past week and the demand for lumber has
only been from the manufacturing sections north
but also from the SOUTH The attendance in market yes
terday was the largest we have noticed this
bracng the representatives of extensive firms Phila
delphia Washington and Richmond, and sundry places
along the New England coast They were engaged in
selecting their fall and winter stocks.
The stock of hemock boards os and wall strips is lin
ea ana one ana quarter inch clear pine Is scarce but
ment good. The stock of black walnut very small
though other descriptions of harG woods in good
ply.
Owing breaks in the Canal the receipts have been
quite light, but the Erie is in navgable order the
supply will speedily be increased. An active shipping
business has been carried during the week and large
amount of lumber taken out of market Vessels have
been taken up freely arrival at advance of 12x0
25c per M to the eastern States There large amount
ofproperty awaiting shipment and vessels in active
request. r. . .-- .t-.s..f
being held for the purpose of discussing proprie
ty of abandoning the agreement entered into before
opening of the spring trade and the probabilities were
that they would be thrown up Instead doing this they
unanimously reafrmed, with stipulations
portant character.
At Chicago the market during the week has been very
quiet and there is heavy falling off in both the receipts
and shipments The only matter of interest to the trade
that ranspred the assignees sale of part H. How
land Co.'s stock. The sale comprised the following LOTS
coo feet second clear at SIC rs for inch s625 for
inch, Se99S7X for N inch, and $575 for inch: 35
feet flooring SO 50 35 900 sl1 So 20
600 feet third clear at So feet boards
s675 064 Terms cash. This sale better figures
than the feeling in the trade would have indicated
since then lumber dealers and manufacturers have had
more confidence in the market. ur ..r
The receipts by the Erie and Champlan canals during
the second week in October In the years named were
follows: 4 F.