The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-25
TOBACCO INSPECTION
DOMESTIC MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, June 23-Evening.-
There steady demand for Quercitron Bark with
ther sales of 20 hhds 1st No. at S274 per ton
In Cotton the movement continues small and prices
about the same, with sales of 200 bales lots at from
1l to l21 cts, the latter for middling fair Upands
cash. ~T'
There is very little inquiry for -four TODAY and hold
generally sellers S65 per barrel for stand
ard supene but buyers offer less the only sales are
in small lots to the trade at from this figure up 81
dS5O per Dbl for superne, extra and fancy brands
in quality the receipts continue very light but the
ket is dull and dropping Rye Flour held s4 So
Corn Meal at 81 per bb and little
ing doing. ra.
The receipts and stocks of Wheat light but the
mand is limited and only about 900 bushels have been
disposed Of in lots at from l65 to ITO reds
l75 to $50 cts for white of fair and prime quality Rye
Corn continues dull and unsettled receipts are light
but the demand is limited and only about 1000 bushels
yellow found buyers at SO cts aoa holders storing
Oats but little inquired for and selling in small
way at 4S50 cts for Pennsylvania in sorea sale of 900
bushels was made at 46 cts. aioat, which decline
OF Buckwheat large sales reported to-day outside
prices but the market unsettled and dull the closing
rates being 10005 cts per bushe which prices
sellers than buyers especially lots to arrive
The market for Groceries is rather more active $50
hhds Sugar, fair grocery qualities, sold at 6s(961
on time, and 400 hhds caved uba Molasses
did not learn 1907 bags Rio Coffee also sold by auction
at l0H (0ll y, usual terms averaging S10S .
There is little nothing doing in Provisions to day
but there is rather better feeling to notice in the
Two cargoes of Salt have been disposed of on
| terms kept private. a'
Whiskey is moving Off as wanted at 26 cts for drudge
cts for hhds and 272S cts for Pennsylvania and
|
CINCINNATI MARKET, June % Flour The m market
was very dull to-day there being entire absence Of
speculative feeling and the demand confined to the
wants of the local trade The only reported were
165 bbs Extra at $780, and 100 do Superfne at Sc 25
Superne is offered freely in round lots at $66 TO- with
out finding buyers. ST. Louis brands are very dull and
pricss merely nominal. Received during the past "a
hours e34 bbls and exported during the past three
| days, 4 500 do. --l57 i-. -. ~
Bacon Sides and $50 hhds sold &c. the close
holders were generally asking 9Ac. Bacon Shoulders
neg lected, and prices nominal at &c. Tn is
siderable enquiry for Bulk Sides that will average 80 to
35 lbs, and this description would sell quick SIC
demand for Mess Pork and 500 bbs sold deliverable
Hamilton at $l6 Lard is in good demand at the North
few sellers less than IKE. 20 a-4 s.la 7.t =
| whiskey.-The market remains firm with fair steady
demand The sales to-day 9S6 bbls. at 25& 925H
cts, the latter rate from wagon. E[
Wheat-The market opened dull and prices declined 8
d5 cts during the morning. but at the close there
good demand at the decline Sales 400 bushels red
200 do at 81 coo do choice red at 137 500
do good white at 81 40 100 do at s145 $50 do
prime red at 81 80 200 do do do at 2s Received
| ing the last "a hours $50 bushels g
Corn-The demand is good and prices firm at so cts,
with sales of 2, 500 bushels at this price
Rye-There is rathef better demand, and the market
is frmer; sales 500 bushels at e5 cts '--y---T
Barley.-A good demand, and prices are firm at COO
| SO cts. .. =
Oats.-The market continues dull and unsettled;
sales l500 bushels, in lots, at 55G5S cts-Gazete.
WILMINGTON MARKETS, June 2s-rurpentipe, :
Sales to-day of $50 bbs at $3.50 for Virgin 800 Yel
low Dip and $l.75 for Hard, per $50 lbs. lsi-.
yesterday OF bblS at AN cts. and
and of 200 do at AZ cts. To-day sales of 200
bbls at AN and 300 do. at AZ cts. per gal. -
Rosin-Sale yesterday Of $50 bbs Pale, at 90 per
| Dbl. Nothing doing in other grades a.ilaV aF az
Tar-No transactions. Last sale 81 80 per Dbl.
| ALBANY LUMBER RKET.-For the week ending
Wednesday, June 22-The transactions in lumber during
the past week have been limited, and only moderate
| business has been DONE -sL
Some dealers, both at the South and East who have
heretofore made their purchases here have this
gone West with a view towards saving the commission
which dealers here have heret ofore made out of
facturers While Of them have bought cautiously
and made good bargains others have paid too dear for
their whistle For the purpose of bringing this directly
to those who have been reckless dealers here
forwarded circulars to their customers, giving them
prices at which they will sell peculiar kinds of lun
Der, and generally at figure from to 10 per cent below
the rates at which western buyers sell their stock
1 home.t it"
The advance in prices Of Lumber at the West has slim
uated manufacturers to extra efforts turn out much
larger quantity OF lumber than they had made arrange
ments for. Along the east shore of Lake Michigan log
gng is still going in places most convenient to the
mills At Saginaw, and St. Clair river the manufac-
\ turers are working night and day. "a ~
The receipts by the Erie and Champlan Canals during
4 the third week in June, follows; .t% -
It.H,f. Boards and Shingles, Timber, Slaves,
i ae.as Scantling, it, NJ. G. #. lbs.
1859. ,436 GOO UYA2 352 JTa g.. 1881 O0t
The receipts by the Erie and Champain from the
opening of navigation to June 23d, in the named
/ were as follows: h.,r,fsy ,e si.s III - e-a
l." : -, - Boards and Shingles, Timber, Slaves.
/ Hsz,t II Scantling #. NJ. C.ft.iss lbs.
1858. 951513 10,052 44,305 2s,3is, 900
I1s59. "a 2O2 100 q S29 35,3o7 4e44 700
We alter our prices correspond with