, 1859-10-14

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1he Wheat market to-day Was qaaes "ao 'eY
lc lower. At the opening sales OF spnne were
made at 78tc and Sotc' but inter the ae" 1otA
oaspatenes were reee''eo lne .nI,kes .e. ~ ~
aao ooc' u "n'ea 'ue s'ea' "".A " NV e
we're made. Before me c!ose o. eaa"ss' Aou ou
IN the afternoon. several paFues' In ofue' !" y"
out eafgoes. paao ~ ana oici ouA - W. r's'
ing II CLOSED weak III 'noss usutes. :" .. a
nea' son''noes seA'se' Aao sne 80 - a
'oa'es o' a.! e.aaes an1uos ss ~ ap'a' 'o,o .
Gus a. s4c 1or No. neo o''goselo' no. ne',
o'es04' ''1 ~ orsms' .0eg.se - s,n
SP,ne, 49, 49,. n-o, t,-.-....a1I -.
49, s.ooS ~ .. ~ 80. ~ r~..sa .sd ., o. for pad
saoVe@ 10 lor op''os '11.'s a"a ~ M
Winter. CoFn advanced 1e' WIN sa1es o. apou.
1000 bushels at 76@S0c for No. ! in store; md
1ec for No. Q. Oats quiet and tG1c lower On.
l., .,.a,,. cooo ,,sh.,. .noed ,,anas nj a,6aa11c
y apo"t o''o ou'nei' ~a".6
for No. and SOC for Rejected IN store. h{e
r,.,on a,,;at I'D et.,ar nth limited 4rons,c-
bafle5 qa'et ano s'eaoy' WIN .''''eu '4.4'3.
tions ut 5S@55c for No. auo 4sc Tor So. =
T;mnthv Seea dec1ined en3c-sales ut $2O9@
o7o.,'tha latter ;onra fl, n round lot Of
2.stc-tne lasle' 'gufe 'os y tounu 'o'
choice. uighwiues quiet ut CSC. Hides de-
cliued am1c, Freichts steady. The rates to-
20 n.ac.1. ~ .,.,,, r., ,.haat
...,. :. n,9,1, RI,
cmc.co srptso WurAr-The \. Y, Tribune
Of Wednesday saws; at is aserrcd that Chi
caro- Spring wheat is constantly improving in
quality, either from better varieties being plant
ed or more pains taken in growing and prepar-
e.. = t,r ,,arta+ The ,ronortion ofSnrinr to
~ ~. :. ~, ,.1-..,, :...so, "a
Winter Nheos has very ta15ee's 'ncteaseo' a''u
it is expected that the difference in price be-
twren The tvo sorts this rear will be less than
1"eea Aue nv >, o
ever before.
Ccxc,xSAr1-Oct la-The Ga.ttt<. Of this
uos.~;a1 .a~u. 1ha r,o,,r n,,7ket ..* ;noc,;ve
n1osn"s' sa,s' =. r'e
to-day, and the sales were confined 10 lew
contend for decline of 10 15c, but ho'ders
are not disposed to make CONCESSIONS; MhiSky
declined 10 2oc hhd ule ma1Ae! Gaoseo auil; lug
n'aIke1 !oi 80 Ky s;ds.. w." hnidsr. -nosti
ak Sc ior SHOULDERS; sides arc offered at loe,
| Ness pork dull sud prices faror buyers. Lard
| is offered .. lolc for prime barrel There IS a
| good trade demand Tor groceries. and the mar
kct is firm Tue recelpts OF wheat continue INV!
light, ana tne oeaano eelus t4aa: y ~ s roa
inss. prices aIe urn. NeM co1H Is uaM ., ~ ovs
Tie receipts at this port during Tue last - hours
! include: :,657 bFls Aonr, ea9 bE1s WHISKY. S,.1
bu corn, a,059 bu wheat, 5,35s bu oats, 6,5o5 hu
barley.
Sr Lor1s. Oct. 1a--Therc is fair demand
for aour. and urices have advanced to 4.35 to
| d.io Wbeat. Under light supplies, is firm, and
choice c|ub ndyanccd lc per In. Oats advanced
AZ tn Elc. Hemp is in demand, aud prices are
iirm nj loo to liz, Whisky II iuactire, and
n,;ces are dropping. closing at 29 to 80 Re-
reinfs or wheat to-day 1o,o00 bu. No change
in money matters.
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M1LwArKEE-Oct. 1a.-Rece'Pts, l,'Sa brls
flour. 5b5-4 bu wheat: sos bu oats: a,15e bu
,a.,ar. IN h., r~s sb;nmsnts 4-e1 br,s
pas'ey; NV III rye. on'pu'ea.o' "'''
-four; 1o,5e5 bu wheat, The Stntia<t says:
| The erciseuent in the wheat market continues
unaIstcd and prices nrs still on the upward
move. An advance Of full cents was estab~