, 1859-10-31
C1sc1' Ss7s-Oc,. @s.-Rcceipts, $3.50 Ibis
h"n:: s.s--77 tu cc,n; .,."i bu wheat; .,E"':: 'u

F1scI S,7i-Or,. :@:s.-Rcccipts, $3.50 1.h's
lln": s..--77 tu ccsn; :,.'4 bu wheat; .,'"': ''u
gals; l,ps: bu barley. The Ga=.tt< sass:
Flour WAS very dull to-day, under the ol.la.
lion Of continued largo receipts, ind the ',s'tav-
!rstle news from New York. aud prlccs were
loGSl5e rer brl lower; good superiine sold at
s4,;"Gt7 75,but holder. did not offer their stocks
BUYERS in tho market from the interior,
but they were not willing to come up to the
views Of holders and generally held off for
lower ra'es. Wheat was very dull and declined
e@3c per bushel, with no demand Of import
auce, though the quantity on the market wins
grades. No change in corn, the advance in
whisky encourages distillers to operate 0ats
unchanged and firm, at full prices. Rye un.
changed. Whisky advanced ic, but the supply
being better, The market closed buoyant. FRO
visions dull, and mess pork offered with toleru-
bic freedom at tls75. Bacon nominal; some
sales on private terms, understood 10 be below
II aud 9f. Lard sold vt l0},< but ia generally
held at 1e!c. Clover Seed dull, aud the de-
mapd trifling. New is offered freely ut 3t...5.
The receipts are quite liberal aud the quaiity
are large, and the market dull, and prices
dropping.
morning says:
Receipts Of wheat yesterday, intending -four,
amounted 10 better than nineiy-thrfe Monsoad
bushels, namely: LIST bbls -four and 81, ,07s bu
wheat. This is the largest quantity OF wheat
ever before received here in one day, By nearly
tcu thousand bushels. Shipments were not cor
rcspondinslY large. being in the aggregate but
u triae over sixty.threc Thousand bushels.
DE1noiT, Oct. os.- Iiccepis, 1924 bbs -four,
5,5a7 bu wheat. The Tribune Of yesterday
| evening says:
+0ur market for wheat essentially maintains
| lis tirmness, notwithstanding tue dropping len
dcncy Of the New York market, but holders
appear little more willing to realize. TIE sales
Of white aggregate I 900 bu, at s1.a5 for extra,
and FLO for No. !. 4 lot Of 1850 bu No. 1red
also changed hands at $l.09. The market for
flour is weaker There were buyers for No.
| white yesterday, ut $500, who would rot pay it
to day, while the number Of sellers at that fig
ure has Increased The saies since our last ure
fair, amounting 10 1,5oo bbls, mostly at t5.v1
ior white extras. New corn i'll the ear is selling
1T Asc f375 Tbs. Buyers Of oats lind it itextremelv
difficult to fill orders. 4 lot Of 1000 bu sold
liom store at 3sc. Other articles are quiet"
| CEDAR VALLEY, IowA.-We learn from 3lr
Davenport, editor Of tue Cedar Ialley Tniss,
thns the shipments Of wheat al Cedar Rapids
for the week ending Oct. 81, amounted to 20,o0p
bushels. Ill Of which came to Chicago.
Up to Thursday last only two loads Of new
corn w.re offered far sale-1y;nonc ooc ner
70 lbs.
The crop Of oats in the Cedar Valley is rer7
,,.oo ,,..a..;., &C.,. ~, .. -.
'Age|a' :. efasHs aooa1 " ou'aes 20 .ae ue.e
The Hog crop is reported large, but it will be
late.
Tas t-CESrRa1."-The circular of James He
witt kco I;v.r,,,i h- ,ho p.ps;. con,.;n.
' A'po''' - 'no 'e'a' eo":"N'''s
tue following:
The Central" haying been abandoned. sales
aud quotations will hereafter be n,ade at 70 lis
a bushel for Wheat, 4eo lbs y quarter for In
dian Corn, and Flour by the barrel; in other
words We return TO the proceeds mode existing
before tic aiopti N Of tie Genital.
Tur pene,,;e yruc-rha xo,, yor. T.u..
LAs'N @"s'-4he W" io'A 1s"tes
o' yesterday says
lne stata ferosts " tots ARRIVAL, though
haruiy supported from Liverpool, as COM
pafea Will Inc ADVANCE BY the Quebec
steamer are again nrmer from the
London anu tne proslncial markets Of Eng
land. The manufacturing actisityand prosperity
o. the hnGdom, and tue caeapness OF money in
London, added to the belief that tue late har.
| rest IN EnEIanu md France IS barely up to un