, 1859-10-03

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Tie Hungarian Was telegropled this morning
with Liverpool dates to the e1st ult Bread.
stufls were reported firm at full pr1ces.
The Wheat market today was more active,
and closed f@lc better. At the opening bny-
crs held of for lower prices; but the steamers |
news caused frmness on the part Of holders, |
and the former had to udyauce their figures in
order to supply orders. Winter wheat was
ycry ouiet. except No, Red, which was in good !
request, and advanced lc. The days traasac-
tiops foot up nbout 10000 bushels, at s2c 1of
No. White; 1e@soe for No. BED; 1s@'7e
for No. Spring; 14@7sc for No. aSPrans
and 10@71c for Rejected After the close Of
Change there was an aetive demand for No. =
opfhs' al '9c' WILL no"e'ef' n1'e
NO inquiry Tor No. Spring. The Flour
market was less active to-day, On
or ...,rrt ~ I'm firmres, of ho,ders About
w A.~'A1. - ~.
1900 br1s changed hands, at Is to 5-75 tor iair
to choice White Winter; $41al for common
Rsd u-;o.or. s. IN 4 o-4 for snr;nr Ersras.
ana $50 LOT spring ouPe1-c4o8lne fatue1
weaker. Corn was in lair demaud and steady,
u;fl ss1es nf nhnut 00o bushels Mt n to 15c for
M in store and 15c for Canal atloat. Oats
.....- .,,.... &c mn
"ete taoie "e'4'e ''ae - os''e' aooa. 40,o0'
ss ,.7..s =. mi. =,
l0 ~ l. H,e III sooa aeA'auu "' 'S's, a.
which about 900 bushels changed hands. Bar
lev active and steady ut Csc in STORE for No. !.
Timnhv Seed nutet at ea.os 10 el3}. Hich-
w;nrs eas;er-nominal nrice. oe to. ae9c. Aico-
no1. '.c. niaes c'e'et ,
&s4~s
"ete sus"se" a. ~ ~. ""'A' ~ ''A""&0' AA41 Nv
from henosba to bnhalo.
MnwArkxs-sept so.-Receipts. 1871 bbls
ean~, ~ &c, hn .-ha,t am hn 49,. ,.I hn.h
aou'i a''eoe w "nea' 'oo ~ oa's 1ef oosu
corn; 81 bu barley; a64 bu rye. Shipments,
1ss bbls -four: C2,750 hu wheat. The Sentinel
Of this morning says:
The wheat market to.aay opened with more
buoyancy than wc expected, considering the
very depressed feeling manifested at 1ae close
early part Of tue dog at prices within q shade OF
yesterdays figures: There we're sales 10 tue
forenoon Of upwards Of 10000 bushels at $50
SIC for Extra Spring; 79G82c for Club, and ~
&9sli for So.s. DesPatchss from New iork.
70 atse dooos noon, an% rers were
generally Withdrawing from the market, or bid
ding as decline Of u 10 &c from the morning
prices. 4 tew thousand bushels OF No. chang
Cd hands ut 78c, but ut The close no buyers
could be found who would come up to this
marx. Sales OF -four exhibit wider range,
country Spring Extrn selling ut 3.75@4.e5 iur
common to prime brands. The principal trans.
s n We CO.. ~ 1 49,. r.
..~1.sF~ ~....-1s.a~s 49, ~. !" ~
.s,s ~ :. -crszaa n. tho stra..s tha ~ s s,r;a. ~.
ao'a ~ f'S9'0I' W ~"1 o''ee'0 NAo p1''e "@'
= H@SG}c.
f, roc,s Sent. af-Ftonr in cood demand
and pFaees tending upward; saes ''9oo or1s iof
delivery in October, at e4.e5. N'heat--demand
moderate and prices hF1n- Maxed CoFn-re-
ccipta being light aud not equal to the demand,
prices have adynuccd; sales at $4,000 Rio
Eoffee-rcceipts not equal to the demand, with
m advance ID price o: 4SG5Dc. WAiskJ J-au-
-vanced in price, owing to demand exceeding
.snpply, ut Csc. Receipts Of Wheat for the last
c-..- On p...;a.. oe.c ,.,-
c1se1ssA4'' oep' eo'-t'eee'po' @'o.o pol7
flour; 3e9 bu corn; 1854 bu wheat; 5,o06 bu
oa,s. Gigs bu baEley, The Ga-<tte Of thia
s,
morning S4sA'
Flour wss dull. Wheat unchanged. There
wua good demand Tor bacon, at ste and TIC
for sidca and tloul1er, but bo1dcrs asked 1Ve
and &c.
c.. ~
y 10 hn What 7s sso Rn o. DI m
bu oats: soV0 bu re.
., c.. oo v.u.,... a o,1 .,,. a..u
5os.os, oep@ ~ o'Inse!p'ss -. '.o'' oD'7 Aou1
otzoo po eo'" wv W oa's'
C1zvz1Asp, Sept. es.-Eheat-No change
c.xu.., t,,d. w.-. aotd ~ =, ma, nx g,
oesIa' -" tns ~. 49, 'o'
rod, and 9l'14@l.ls ior walte; uhs-Fir.n Al
yesterda5'a figures barley-sfeadS At 55@Goc
P.uspueou. Sept, so.-Flour-sales Of 1.os,
~. ~ r"r,.n. ,a,. from s,ors .t - zo17s-,