Year: 1859

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Sept. 22-Evening in
Flour there is not much doing and the market dull at
extra at S525; 500 bbs family the same price and
400 bbls. unsound old stock superne at 1915 per Dbl
The trade are buying moderately at from S5 up Sc
superne and extras, brand and fancy higher
rates, according to quality Standard superne offered
Flour is scarce and generally held at 1907 4 per bb
the latter for fresh ground with small sales Corn Meal
is quiet and fresh ground Pennsylvania Meal somewhat


The demand for Wheat limited and the market dull
at previous quoted rates. about 1000 bushels only having
been disposed of in small lots at 116l1Sc for good and
prime reds, and 12SGD130c. for white. The mlers are
not buying to any extent at these rates Rye wanted
at Toe for new and SOC for old, and little Offering
Corn-There has been some little excitement the mar
ket today and holders have put up their prices 3G4c
vance and about 5000 bushels yellow found buyers in
lots at S49S7c. for lots in store There is very little
aoat and at the close it offered at SSc without find
ing buyers Oats are steady, with further sales 1000
bushels Southern to note at 37c


In Groceries the movement has been confined to Rio
Coffee, of which about 900 bags have been
at from IL to 12Hc as to quality on time.


The Provision market is firm but quiet and we have
only to notice sale of so casks Bacon Sides at lOAc


There not much Seed Offering, Coverseed is sell
ing at s. 25G55 so per bushel the dealers packing
go, and domestic FlaXseed at ST 60 per bushel


Whiskey is unchanged Drudge is selling at 5Kc Pa
bols &c; Ohio do 274c., and hhds. at 26Kc.


WILMINGTON MARKET, Sept 23.-Turpentine-No
sa.es and none market that know Of Last sales
were at So for Virgin and Yellow Dip and sI75
hard per $50 lbs.


Spirits Turpentine-sales yesterday of 81 bbs at 43c
per gal.


Rosin.sales yesterday of 900 bbls No s135 per
80 lbs


ALBANY LUMBER MARKET, for the week ending
September 2.-The transactions in lumber during the
the week have been to fair extent without any
quoabe change in prices; but for pines market still
rules in favor of the buyer The demand is now active
for the supply of the extreme ports which to
large extent be attributed to the drought Maine
and the scarcity of lumber in that State This fact
y promulgated by Boston dealers in circulars they
have recently put forth and sent to their customers
m n9rHifu fharo1o
and wall strips, which will continue until sufficient rain
has fallen at the North to start the mills keep them
running In other descriptions oil lumber the stock is
large and the assortment better than we have known
within the past five seasons.


The receipts during the past six days have fallen
of materially and many of the impression that,
from the present time up to the close of canal navigation
they will show large dimnuition compared with those
of corresponding period of last year. and that they will
not be sufficient to meet the current demand. On the
other hand there those who look for increase and
anticipate the receipts for the exceed those of
last year by q, 900 600 feet.


Shipments during the week have been large the
and the Northern coast towns but nothing
for the South


Freights unchanged, with fair inquiry for vessels
to the East and the river market places.


The third canal week closes with the 22d and the
ceipts for that week promise to fall materially below
those of the second week The ecepts of board


ling Tor the SIX days aggregate 5S07 900 feet and the
maing two days may swell the amount to over $500 COO
feet, and they may. fall short of those figures.


The total receipts of the of Boards ScantiBg
show excess of l9 feet the corresponding
period of last There yet weeks of canal
navigation and with the present here and the high
freghts ruling this large may dwindle down by
corresponding falling off in the receipts.


There some slight changes to note in pines and
our table to conform to the present ruling of the