, 1859-12-05

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Reducing the wheat to -four, the deficiency
Ia the receipts Of 1859 is equal to 1Ss5, 600 bril-
NEW YoRk-Nov. s0.-Receipts, 34,5.s brls
-four, 1854 hu wheat, 1s,157 bu corn, 5000
bu oats, s,54e bu rye, 1896 pkgs beef, $40 pigs
pork, Al ,Aa5 bn barley.
0ceAS FnE1Gurs At NEW Yonk.-On the coth
tbe engagements were: To Liverpool, :, 100 brls
aour at IS ID. To London, 1000 br1s -four At
Is Cd. To Glasgow, $50 brls flour at Is I'd.
3f1LwArxEr--Dec. ad.-The .Seat;n<l Of this
morning says:
Wheat was comparatively neglected, receipts
being light and no shippers buying. Prices,
however, were firmly maiatained until a(ter,tAe
receipt u the New York report, extra Club
bringing 9G@9Tc; No. !, 9aG(y3c; md white
winter, s1.02. The New York report Infected
the market unfuTorably, aud prices were nomi-
nally l@2c lover at tue close. Ftonr was firm
county spring Extra brought $4.5o@4. co on
board. Not much done In the afternoon.
C1xc1S&A11-Dec. s.--There WA. q good de-
mand fur four early in the day, with sales of
1900 brls nt $5.1e@5.15 for supes6ne, but after
the report from New York there va. not much
done, aud tue trade closed heary. Wheat mas
A{AAS VIII E1SA AEI4AAA, AAA AEN f&QCE0 &C
per bu. No change in other grafua. Whisky
advanced tc. closing at 22c-
SEw YoRk PaoprcE TnApE.-The Receipts
Of Produce and Provisions as given BY the Jour
sal Of Commerce, Of Wednesday were as fol-
lows:
sa1es for the week-Me4t.rn bbla ........,. lpaneD
g. g. ssoMeS1n do.......-...-.-..-- 1900
EXPORTS sot the Seek hbf ss
ia. sae Tine Ii Yss 5s:..
Ksapis fof T. week ssoss
d. fTor jan is esse
DO. kae taae lasi Sx,s.
Rett R, pts...., . S,. t. :sias l.iT :I:i
5!stsss o.: ~. .s.a + sSss s@s s@s:s @ ii:ssse
isss Iss;.; Co.,: Co., ;siss NS 1ai:ss ,s ,ssits3
The Courier and Enquirer Of the same date
thus rerieEs tho market:
Flour and Grain have experienced check in
the upward tendency Of prices, mainly from tue
came causes. In fire weeks. while the receipts,
de-, Of -four hare been nearly million barrels,
and the exports but about one sixth OF the re-
ceipts, pE,ces Of the leading shipping grades Of
-four have advanced uearly SOC per DBL. aud
there has also considerable advance in the
the rate Of freights TO all quarters, However,
It's improved quality considered. the prices Of
State Flour ere low-$5 IS for super, and IS 20
for extra The receipts Of wheat in fire weeks
haye been more than two million Of bushels, Of
which not one-s<atA haze been exported. There
has been greater advance ID that time in
Spring Wheats than there has been in Flour
the rate Of freigh+s has advanced also, and We
do not suppose bin could b. had for Ii.
vcrpool to-day, 1t less than 7d-the rul-
!ng prices being 81 Is for prime Club
lspringe$l 20 for Winter red, and 81 50
for White. That prices hara adrsnced under
The circumstances re have narrated, shows that
great wants Of this market Barley md oats
have arrived in excessive quantities, and al
though prices arc now low, they still droop, ex-
cept for choice lots Of Barley. Corn comes for
ward more freely, and is much wanted. RYE is
also wanted. There is nothing in the Oil mar
ket TO attract intention. Sugar and Molasses
are in moderate stock, and firm at S9@sfc
for grocery Sugart, aud Sic for new crop n. O.
Mollasses- The interest in the Tea trade IL
eentered in The anetion sales already announced.
Rice Is lower, under large and increasing re-
in Fork at SIS for mess. The exports o. The
past week exceeded the receipts. and the city
packers are rs set doing bu. little. Beef ia il
demand ut full prices The exports aro iatge,
but the receipts much lager. 0therprovisions
are quiet. Nayel saores are quiet Hides are
dull and dropping. Metals are without move
rnent Of importance. Fish are more actire
High rates Of freight or charter are obtained for
shipping to ai1 quarters, AID buslness is some-