The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-18
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DOMESTIC, MARX ETS

PHlbABELPH1AM ARKET June l6-Evening-
IS little or no demand for Flour to-day and standard
shipping brands are offered at 81 per bbl without finding
buyers to any extent at that figure of GOO bbls
is reported at price not made public. The trade are
buying moderately at 81 to $3.50 for uperne and extras
$150d7 IS for extra family, and from ST. rs to ss 50a9
per Dbl for fancy brands in quality The receipts are
ngEt. kye Flour is quiet at S4,50 per Dbl. OF Corn
Meal small sale of Penna Meal Is reported at 81 per
| bbl., at which rate it is freely offered
There is not much Wheat Offering the demand is
light and prices about the same with sales of 900 bush
els to notice in lots at 81 70G rs for good prime
further small sales of Pennsylvania cts Corn dull
and lower and about 600 bushels mostly Pennsylvania
yellow, sold at SsS7 cts afoat closing at the latter fig
ures Oats are dull and unsettled with of about
1000 bushels prime Pennsylvania at so cts, 1000
bushels good Maryland at 40 cts in store, which
considerable decline Buckwheat continues in request
with sales of 6ooGsOo bushels to note at ST. 5O 60 per
In Groceries there very little doing and the market
generally is dull and depressed. small sale of
Rio Coffee, however is reported at Tx cts, time
The Provision market continues very inactive and pri-
ces without any change to note
In Seeds there has beenquite movement in Timothy
Seed to notice. and all that could he had taken
at S275d3 per bushe which establishes a considerable
advance on previous quotations. Glover Seed is also
| mains quiet.
The demand for whkey rather better to-day at e7a
2S cts for PENNSYLVANIA and Prison bbls 27 cts for hhds
| CINCINNATI, June 16.-FIour-The market was less
active today and prices dropped down 81 for super
this price. Received the past q hours S02 brs The
exports during the past three days were 65 brs the
Western PENNSYLVANIA
| and Eastern Ohio.
Whiskey.-The market is firm with good dem and
The sales to-day $50 brls at 26926 latter
| rate from wagons.
Proyisions-The market remains quiet and dull and
prices unchanged Sales 100 brls Mess Pork at sl6
% and 30 hhds. Bacon Shoulders 7c Lard held at
| Ike.
Groceries.-There is change of Importance in the
marke and prices steady Sales 25 hhds Sugar at
| 7(d7Bc. and 40 brls Molasses at SIC.
Butter.-The market remains dull with but limited
demand at l3(nl4c. for choice W. R. and Halle for
| prime central Ohio.
Wheat-The market was very dull to-day and prices
unsettled and Irregular and quotations regard
ed, to great extent, nominal There was some en-
qury in the early part of the day for prime red the
demand fell off after Change thinking they could
do better bWholding off for few days The sales
reported were 200 bu prime red at 81 co. 16O do white
at Sl65 and 500 do fair mixed 81 So Received during
The past q hours 9SS bu The exports during the past
three days were IL $50 bu fourths of which went in to
| the interior of this State.
Corn-The market dull 10 day. and some lots be-
ing pressed on the market prices gave way about Sc per
bu with sales of 500 bu mixed at Soc There was
good demand, however, at the decline Received during
| the past twenty four hours lilo bu
Rye-The demand is fair and pricess firm. Sales of
| 200 bu., at 96c delivered.
Barley Sales of 500 bush at &c Market steady
oats.-There is good demand, and prices firm at
5S(d6Oc. arrival.
| WILMINGTON MARKET, June 16-Turpentine-
Sales to day of 300 bbs at So so for Virgin So for yellow
| Dip, and 81 rs for Hard, per $50 lbs.
Spirits-Declined cent yesterday, with sales of
$50 bb's at 43& cts and 500 do 43 cts per gallon
| No sales to- -daF.
Rosin and Tar-Nothing doing in either article
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