, 1859-04-22

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The transactions in wheat to-day we're quite
limited. The war news has stifIrned holders
somewhat, but buyers would not advance their
t'lIcrs. Sales amounted TO about ten Thousand
bushels nj $l...1@1.2S for No. Red; Ellis for
No, : Red; Vic for Standard Spring; and SoG
i for No Spring. There was better de-
,aand for Flour. About s." bbls arc reported,
- Of which were sold on p. t., aud the balance
1t *'i.a3ef.30 for winter Extras, and $40 for
spring Super. Corn was dull and heavy. Sales
amount to about ?,pu0 bushels ut 7UIc aaoat f,r
Canal. and G!c i'll store for NJ l.. Oats dull.
Mess Pork wcAkcr. Tulow oherlnE more free
y, and the market is nominatfy toTer. Hides
irn. Timothy Seed scarce. Higtwines quiet
1T :,ic.
MISUNDERSTANDING a0tll: 5ss bbls flour;
:',". bu wheat; :9l bu outs; 4:7 bu corn; l,api
iii hurley. Shipments, G,714 bbls -four; AL
'.2 bu wheat; l~,4:p bu oats. The Milwaukee
>rafintl TINS reviews tue markets:
There was more tirnncss in wheat to-day,
'la'l the condition of yesterdays market woull
have lid une ta expect. The transactions werc
mostly for future delivery, and embrace sales Of
:.,"'n bushels of No. spring ut 81 ~, deIivcr-
indicate considerable confidence in the main.
t"'nancc If fsigh prices. Flour, it will be Oh
served, begins to ln0re, shipments and sales for
to-day :ln'ntlLting I" upwards of 7,sntp barrels.
TIE sales comprise Gs:, bbls ut T., for suprriine
Hour delivered; - .5el $ - for low to fair
'-radcs Of country spring extras Oh board, and
- ~ tor country winter I. o. t..
ToLEno, April .p.-Rcccipts: Ase bbls flour;
','"''' bu wheat; :'='' bu ccrn. Sales WIRE 1npu
bu red wheat ut 81 81. Wheat carried to 1}u:
fafo at :!c; -four to But1nio, lVc
1'rfFALo, April 1:.-Lakc Imports, a,G"s bbls
dpur; 1j,HS7 lu wheat II bu coru: 31,ysh lbs
'acon Canal Exports :-1:7 bbls Hour; la,i'7
5n wheat. salcs were :-l5,.uln bu No Nil. |
tlub, at SILT; 2,tnH' do ut $1.13; :'" bu amber
hy. at $1.15; ;hp lu white at S1.C1. Flour |
steady. Corn in moderate demand ut 7nM >0c.
NEW lonk.-Rcceipts, April 1s:-7..t. blls
Hour; l,Sno bu coru; no wheat; .,1;.3 bu oats,
ciSc1SSAr1, April 1a.-Kcceipts -, ,ll5 bbls
-four; e,1m bu wheat; 4,:.G bu corn e,la2 tu
"a's; ,.49 bu barley; "1i bbls whisky. Sales
we're :-2,'u'' bbls iour ut S;'.i1laG l.uuu do ut
s5.s3 wheat active ut $1.4uM l.:,5 for mixed to
Red and Sl.4"@1.4 for good 10 prime. Pro-
visions dull.
cLhvElAsn,-Kcccp.s last week :-rl"ur.
lH,i'4 bbls; wheat, l2,>!" bu; corn, 81. ba
'ats, 500 bu; barley, a,so; bu. Shipped by
AXE last week al ,4:? bis flour; 77,.?a Lu
wheat; -; l,u rye: 2,9l6 bbis pork.
Fn.rDs IN LEAruEn-Thc Boston leather n,cr-
chants llud meeting few days since with re.
gard to frauds in leather Ffrom report Of which
sc extract the following:
u. u. Godfrey, Of Milford, said TINT they had
NET to demand justice, and they meant to lave
I. lie then read letter to solsle gentleman
whose name WIS not exposed in which it was
tutcd, tint lot of one hundred sides sue
cutiltr was purchased in New York, which, |
flcn received. fell short in weight 81 lbs. After
being dried iu loft it fell short ly tts, Or about
/ + cent. The parties who sold refused, w1.l.
II oath, to make I'LL allowance Of more than j.. |
bs
Mr.. Alley then presented the following state
nen.s showing the punt Ut shrnkagc On eur
s,n lots Of leatis pillows:
February, ls5?, Gidcs Of sole leather dried
II lott witliout tre-l4 fbs-sErinknge - tls-
If per ccnt.
- sidcs--iGa ihs-shrinkage so i,s, or II per
ent.
March, 1864, 81 sides 11ot tbs-slriukasc Of
=. lbs, or lit per cent.
april, lS5:, ;j.o sidcs do-5,%;;lI its-shrink-
&c Of 42s lhs, or per cent. An Of this lcatt,-
was dried III IL cold room.
ntl!cr lots were alluded to :ls sole leather | !,
Iandnr ON edge in loft, without fro or heat, ]
'nr days and then packed down in cellar eight
9ys, rs follows: