Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-12

III SlOIc IL niue over IlllI ulllilOD DuSn-
els. Sales $4,000 bu-73 IL 74c foI
inferior, 7jc for prime Western mixed
4 contract Of 10000 bu Western mixed
deliverable this month. was settled al
rs Lee. Oats plenty and dull at 81 IS
for Western.
Provisions - Pork unsettled small
sales Mess SIP 81 and Prime S1l ST.
Beef, limited business doing at 10 SIS o
( 10 7-8c, strictly Prime lie. Butter
good supply, Is a lSc for Ohio, Is q Ole
for State. Cheese continues dull, at 9 a
! 10 lie.
! Stocks lower and closing dull and
heavy.
BUFFALO MARKET.
' Buffalo, 5th, IL NJ.
Our Market this morning continues
unquiet, with only fair inquiry for
! -four for the local trade, and SOME spccrl-
lative feeling was eyinced but the high
/ prices asked restrict trade. The sales
are 800 bbls, upper lake at $G,25 for
choice brands, and $6,50aG,15 for lots Of
80 and 100 bbls. Chic and Michigan.
GRAIN.--Wheat in moderate demand.
Sales 400 bus. Sheboygan at 81 %.
Corn dull and inactive Holders firm
and above buyers views. G2 asked and
60 offered. No sales.
Oats held 1T 70. No sales.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, 9Th
Flour-Thc Candda's news has .HFGiprr
mand for east and local trade. Sales 5000
bbls. S675aG87 for inferior state; 81 81
az so for choice do. So ,50a8 for Mich.
and Indiana. The improvements princi-
paiIy in medium grades. Canadian firm.
err Holders refuse less than $50 for
good brands.
GRAIN.-Firmcr mrrllct for Wheat
Holders insist on advance.
Rye steady. Sales G0O0 bus. Sill
delivered
Corn--better feeling. Prices improv-
ed | l-2 cts per bu. Demand moderate.
! Western Yellow 70.
Oats-52a54 for Western.
Pork dull--price declined. Mess 1850.
Prim, ll,50.
Beef moderate. $ll for country mess,
NEW 1O1(h VI ANN 1
! FIouR-Demand continues good, both
for the supply for the East and City
trade. Market for common and medium
grades is II 1~2c better State in llmi-
ted supply and is much sought for.
Sales $4,000 bbls at 81 81 50 for the
range of Common to State and choice
State, and 81 % a 81 so for common to
good Ohio and mixed TO fsncy Michigan.
Canadian quiet and firm sales $50 bbls
at 81 % but holders generally refuse
to accept less than 81 80 for good com
| mon brands.
GRMH-W heat unchanged. Supply
| limited and consists principally Of i'rtt-
rior red and white Southern. Sales
! $500 bu red Southern at 81 80 and loo
bu white do. at 81 G5. Rye in moderate
demand sales COO bu at 81 II. Bar
/ lev unchanged. In Corn more doing
and market firmer. Better demand for
export and more Eastern inquiry. Sales
I ) 5000 bu at 7G - l-2c for inferior t.
prime Western. One cargo was sold al
78c. but afterwards rejected. Oats do
ing better at 46 a 4Sc for State and
Western.
Provisions Market favors buyers
Sales $3.50 for mess; $ll25all.50 fol-
prime; Sl4.50 for clear.
Beef-Market heavy. Sl1 for country
mess; $l4 for city mess.
Butter-l3al7 for Ohio, 18a2l 60
State.
BUFFALO MARKET.
Buffalo. 1th.
The market rather quiet this morning
for -four. though holders are very firm
The sales are confined to the retail trad
at &c. 5a7 for choIee ard fancy brand
Ohio and Michigan.
Grain.-WhNat in good request, bu
stock in Market very light and sales mad
at an advance. 5000 bus. prime Mi
waukee Sl.22; 1000 bus. prime whit
Michigan S1.G2-both extreme prices.
Corn improved better inquiry-ho
ders firm. At the close holders at 90.
RECIPROCITY TREATY.
Baltimore, 9TH.
The Uuion publishes the opinion {
: Atty Gen'l Gushing on the ReciprocIt
Treaty. which occHpieS columns Of ii
Il tina; the President cannot issue his pro
S lamation until he has received satistact
ry evidence of the enactment by the In
nerial Parliament and by the Province
parliaments of all four provinces, Can
da. New Brunswick, Nova Scotia al
Prince Edwards. of special laws to gi'
e effect to the treaty, according to the a
> of Congress.
> KNOW-NOTHING CONVENTION
New York, 9Th.
y : body of 700 delegates, said to
Ie Know Nothing. assembled in odd Fl
d lows Hall yesterday, to take into co
il, sideration the State nominations. II
Convention is secret one and sits WI
u closed doors. 1t was occupied all a.
re yesterday in examining the cFedeRtl'
Of members.