The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS


PHILADELPHIA MARKET October 13.-There is
nothing doing in Quercitron Bark, and 1st No 1 in
steady demand at SIS per ton. The rnceips continue
light.
In cotton the movement is small, and prices irregular
and in favor of the buyer
The demand for flour is mostly supply wants of
the trade at from S5d5 for superfne s525G5 37k
for extras SIS 501575 for family and $6G675 fancy
lots according to quality Standard shipping brands
offered at S5G5l2& per bb the latter for good straight
lots, which scarce; but there is little or no demand
to-day, and the market is quiet at previous quotations
Rye -four is wanted and if here would readily command
S4l2H per bbl Corn meal is also scarce, and
previous quotations and the only sale hear of is 100
bags at S175 per 100 lbs.
The market for wheat is steady rm further sales
of 1900 bushels red are reported at l23125c mostly at
the latter rate for prime Delaware aoat 500 white
at l30G135c for to fair southern, afoat-
Rye is wanted with sales of 600 bushels New York State
at 92c some Penna at 9Oc and Delaware at Sc Corn
is dull to-day the demand for shipment having fallen
and only about 5000 bushels yellow found buyers part
at Csc. and part price to be fixed bushels white
brought 9c. Oats continue in demand, and 500
bushels southern have been disposed of at 434c most
y at the latter rate aoat which is advance OF Bar
ley sale of western was made at &c., and $500 bushels
California malt at 75c.
In Groceries the transactions have been limited but
the market is firm.
The market for provisions is quiet but without any
There is steady demand for cloverseed and 3OO@
400 bushels have been disposed of in small SOFA
$40 bushel for good and prime Timothy is sell
ing at s2371G2 So and domestic Faxseed at $55 per
bushel.
Whiskey is rather dull to-day 100 bbs Ohio has been
sold at 2SHc $50 bbs Pennsylvania at 27H@28c, and
drudge at 26kc. Hhds are very scarce at 27c.
CINCINNATI MARKETS, October 2-Flour-There
is difference of lOG15c per bb between the views of
buyers and sellers, hence nothing of Importance
done, the transactions being confined 800 barrels
traa S4eoG5 1851 barrels received the last "a
hours.
whiskey.-The market is dull and prices further de-
clined Nc Sales of 400 barrels at 2525c the latter
rate for wagon.
Provisions-There change in the market; if any
is in favor of buyers 10000 lbs sides sold
at 11c and rs hhds rib sides at l0c 8S104c are the
asking rates for bacon shoulders and Sides but sides
could have been bought at 1Oc. The demand is light,
| nnrli is lll 0nN1l Iard 10
offered at 106c.
Groceries-The market is unchanged and firm at full
rates. The sales confined to small lots
! 0il-Saes of so bbls. linseed at SIS cts 30 days.
Wheat.-The market remains firm with good demand.
do good do Covngton, at sllo 400 do inferior o3
200 do prime white at $l12 200 do do do at S14 100
do. fair do at SIC5
Corn--There is good demand for old at SOc but new
is dull at soc. Sales 500 bushels new at SOC.
Barey-The market is rather easier ,ales 900 bush
els prime fall at 6sc 1000 do fair do at 65c and 200 do
| prime at &c.
Rye-A good demand, and prices are firm at 75d77c.
| Sales of l 900 bushels at 44c and 500 do at 45c
Cheese-Sales of 400 boxes prime W R. Skc IT'S do
English dairy at l0hc.; 100 do Goshen Farm E. D. at
| lie, and so do. nutmeg at l2c. The market is firm
ButterA sale of q kegs choice Western Reserve at
l73c. There is fair demand of really choice at 16G
17K and for prime shipping qualities at1SG15c but
! common and fair is plenty and dull at 1O@12c.
WILMINGTON MARKET, Oct. 13-Turpentine-Sales
yesterday of 15O bbls and to-day of 300 do $3.50 for
| Virgin and Yellow Dip per $50 lbs.
Sprts-sales yesterday of 400 bbls. at 434 cts per
gallon No transactions to-day.
Rosin and Tar-Nothing doing in either article.
| ALBANY LUMBER MARKET for the week ending
October II.
The the State Fair tended to attract buy
from the market during the early part week but
for the past three days there has been good attendance
Of dealers from abroad and fair business has been DONE
though trade has been far less active than noticed during
the previous week. The market for the part has
ruled pretty steady but within the last day
whispered about the mart that dealers had deviaed
from the agreement made early in the season. which,
on turning out to be true, caused feeling. The
suit of this was meeting yesterday afternoon of most
if not all the leading Dealers and although the result of
their deliberations will not probably be promulgated
there is but little doubt that the will be
up, and each dealer in to make the best time abe'
he can. This will lead to spirited contest, and all
will go in TO make all the sales they upon the best
terms.
The receipts have been moderate and during the
ing week they will be greatly diminished by breaks
the canal Hemlock is coming in moderately from the
north and prices rule firm Of other descriptions of um
her the market is well supplied.
Shipments have been arge-more then three times
the receipts Vessels and much wanted
particularly for eastern ports Freghts rule firm, with
an upward tendency; in fact yesterday, advance OF
l2x was obtained by vessel taken up for eastern
port
The receipts by the Erie and Champlan canals from
the opening of navigation to October g. in the years
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