, 1859-09-29

cent, Mink mud Beaver. 10 per CENT Mukquash
II r,cr cent loser. About lialf the Skunk we're
sold ut decline u Is per skin fur best sorts-
.'urrc was NJ demand for common kinds. Bear
Mia 20 nrr cent higher fur Army Sorts, aud u}d
rates for other kinds; Fisher, lo51b per cent
higher; and Ma'teu and Otter. as Ut Inst sale.
W. q, n x tue following remarks from the Cir
cular Ct ono oi thc best informed houses IN the
trade :-"On inspecting the ncsunl prices Oh
fained for goods shipped, it will be found that
Rncoou declined 80 per cent. Fisher were act
uatly tower-sfusguash certainly IS per cent
iover--Ieaycr 20 per cent lower-nnd Skunk
hardly sold ut ALL It will be, for length Of
time, impossible to fixupon prices for the sev-
urat classes Of Furs iu this market, and to say
tl,ey would not be taken Ut more thnn about half
the prices obtained early in the season, is but
stating tue truth. Skunk will be nearly WORTH
less, but il is 10 be presumed that no more will
be caught, as they would not pay the trapper
ucar c1mmon wages"
ALBANY, Sept. e6.-There is good milling
demand for Wheat. aud the market is firm, with
sales $50 bu Mediterranean ut el,1o; 1000 bu,
mart Mediterranean and Geuesee, ut $l,10 for
the former and tl,l4 for the latter; $500 bu
white Cauudiau at Leo, and $50 hu ditto Mich
igau, in bbts. ut ,5J. Corn firm aud in active
request. with sales Of 375 bu mixed State al ssc.
and 1000 bu Western mixed at soc. Rye
quiet harley firm aud iu fair request, with
s.le* oe ..00U bu Toronto ut SG}c, deliverable
this week. Oats are in fair request and the
market rules full Sc better. Sales 2,0uo bushels
old Stale ut 40c, measure; for new 42@44c Is
asked, weight.
CtEvELASp, Sept. o6.-Rcceipts last week,
II, ,4oc bbls. -four; 4o.o:s bu wheat. FLorn-
Tie market continues inactive, with demand
limited mostly to the supply OF home wants,
with few light sales for shipment to the in
ierior. Prices range the same ID at tile date Of
our last We quote fair to chice extras $5.le@
a,5b. Fuyorite brands Of tue Inter, in dray-
lads, ior the city trade, sell at $I,75. Wheat
has been gradually improving for the past few
.lays, uDd closes with the follewing sales car
red at $lU2; do $l,04; do LOS; 1000 bu
do from store ut same; GOO bu from store II ,0G;
150 bu white ut lilo; . cars do at$l,l7 2 cars
choice do at lis free on board ConS has ad-
vanced inconsequence of In improvement at
The east, aud bus sold ut &c. At the close hold
ers are firm ut the advance, but the extra de-
maud has died away, and inquiry is limited TO
.tpYI! lots from store. OATS have been ia FUR
inquiry, for home use, and prices hare adsanc.
ed to SIC iii track pAnLEr light sales ut SIC.
NYr quiet at 7.GL7jc.
Bpsros, Sept. :.G.-Receipts, 5,459 brls -four;
1000 bu corn; 1850 bu oats. Corn firm at 9sc
@1.oo; oats, 4594ec; rye, &c. Flour firm.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 27-The sales throughout
tue wcck have been mostly in light lots ri pri-
ces ranging from & Is to & Is for country
supcrtine and Il 80 10 t;' for city supertine and
extra, the outside prices Tor AA white wheat.
Yesterday supper purchased IS brls extrI
| country white wheat al Il Gj, delivered at Sew
| ikeunedy's) ut our highest figure. We notice
some improvement The m1lfers put up the price
| Of prime white yesterday to II 0i, aud good TO
prime red may now be quoted al 909s5c. Corn
| has also gone up. aud dealers pay freely Soc
FROM the wharf, while from store il is selling ut
80 sacks from tue wharf yesterday at 471c.
| RE brings from wagons Csc, and barley 6Uc
Bran. shorts, and saipsufs are selling only in
retail way, and no stock is permitted to accu-
,nulate.
ToRoSro-Sep.. e1.-Wheat - Yesterdays
market was steady md quiet, at sl.o3 to LOS
for good 10 prime samples of farmers delisery.
| Fl to l05 for ordinary to good, aud 9'c to Il
for Inferior mud common. There was i fair conn.,
petition between buyers, opening quiet, but be-
coming animated before II o'clock, as few good
| samples were offered early in the day-closiug
| quiet and steady at full rates. The days re-
ceipts footed up nearly 5000 bu. the average
price being in the nelghborllood Of s1.Oi. 4
{ sew sales ot wheat were made from the cars at
81 10 9Sc- Spring wheat is ID excellent demand
1t 50 to SIC. with but little offering. harley
The excitement Of Saturday which carried pri-
ces up to 16c, was wanting in yesterdays mar
ket, prices falling to Csc and roc, with market
closing heavy. Oats not plentiful, With good
consumpsise ''en'and, at IS to soc. Rye wanted
set is firm, with fair shipping inquiry, especial
ly for tue higher grades. Quotations are-su-
perne, Il, 81 to 4,49; fancy, 54.60 to 7,70; ex-
tra, $4.75 10 500.
C1Sc1SSA11-Sept. a6.-Ieceipts, e,os7 bbls
| h,+ frts IL,
barley; no oats. The Ga-ette says:
A very good feeling continues to prevail in
tue produce markets, with decidedly buoyunt
tone. Under favorable advices from. New York,
an advance Of lo@l5c per Dbl was realized on
the higher grades Of flour, which sold freely ai
34.75t45.s5. The demand was confined chiefly
To extra brands, but superfine though not mucb
inquired for, was hesd drni!y Ut $i.Go@4.65
with moderate offerings. Wheat was firm al
$1.1o Tor p,iule wlite, md 81 for do red, clos
Ing with, If anything, MI upward tendency. Tht
receipts continue light, comprising only 4,s9a
bushels since Saturday. Corn steady At TIC
Oats Asa 45c-the iuside rate Oil arrival. Whisky
firm at e44c. The provision market was quie
1t the advanced rates usked By holders, saJ
*l5 for mess pork. 11e und:a for bucon shouI
| ,iers and sides, there were no orders. i sn,a1
lot Of the former brought SIS, but with this ex
ceplion, aud sale ot loG bIls rump pork Il
*lp, we beard Of no sales. Holders are firm
| i SA5E Hla 1tptItEu u 4.VVu etEE1 A4u!ot AtilN
| 'rable the first two weeks in November, ut Sc
Early hams will be sought after, but such trans
Lotions us that noted arc not to be relied upo.
rs IN Indication vi what the regular trade viii
be likely to open at.
New loar, Sept 26.-Rcceipts, 1876 BIB!
-four; 3,3y3 bu wheat; l7,4oo bu corn; Ss,S7
bu oa's; l>60 bu rye.
r1r4sbrnGu. Sept. ac,-Fiour-Thc deman
continues good, but it is not SO large as fe'
weeks ago; sales from mill Of spring extra q
! | k4.7U: from store, sales Of spring SUPER u
P A,50ala gu; spring extra x4.c0L4, SO; winte
do $4.sDEfl; futniiy extra e. 10 TO &, ~ for til
tower grades; $685. 10 $5.57 for prime an'
D fancy do $3.50 10 $5,75. Rye Flour, sales u
mIll ut $4,.5, aud from store ut Il 81 to S4,5t
t;rain-There is steady demand for Oats 8
The advance, aud lots from first hands 20 o
: reudiIy ut 40c, and 43 10 4:e from store. Corr
sales to arrive nt Sjc, which indicntes the ruin
r rate, but the demand is not brisk. Rye
ecarce, and we repeat our quotations nj 81 I
SIC Barley is now coming in, but not yer,
d freely; saies from wagon and from first hand
Ut Cue Tor spring; lot Of 100 bu prime spring
| from Cl1icuso, sutI ut 70c. WheAt was frmt
YESTERDAY; sales ut depot Of 800 bu spring
asc .tu ii; 4U0 Du Red Winter ut 81 to Il ,U6
4 l,oO do Ut xl,O7; and 800 md $50 do white
, xl.lQ: from store, sales Of Red ut clio I
Sl,la, and White Ut Il is TO 81 Is.
J, Prospects Of the Hrcadstuns MorEc1
from the New York Courier snd Enquirer, :6th.1
G The prospect of m active shpnnsns Of Breas
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