, 1859-05-07

An advance Of :@:c in the New York mar
ket, following the warlikc dispatches By the
Niagara, caused fresh excitement in the Wheat
market today, with ,nucb activity aud Il strong
speculative feeling-a! grades advancing from
4Gt1 per bushrl. Including sales fur future de-
livery, upwards of 81, ,'s' bushels changed l,auls
at $l4nu1.4, for No. Red in store; Sl.240
IL for No. : Red: $l.os@1.l0 for Standard
Spring; aud :'@ lu'c fur No. Spring Besides
the above, however. No. Led said for delivery
next week at $1.4, In store. There was much
better inquiry for Spring Wheat than usual,
both for speculation and milling, and the mar-
kc, closes firm Il. tile outside quotations given
above. The Flour market, which has hitherto
been quiet, n1so felt the effect If the excitement
and about l,.p" bbls were sold at fG.M,Gi17.f"
for Winter Wheat, and $5a5Gf.m for Spring
Extras-showing an advance Of 25c per barrel
Tie stock Of Winter Extras is small, and under
a good demand, sellers of choice double Extras
are gene rally holding at $40. Corn advanced
1c, with sales Of about 1000 bushels 1T &c in
store for No. !. Very little Canal Or River Offer
ing. Oats, Rye aud Barley quiet and unchanged.
lligl1wines more activc, with sales Of about G:"
bbls ut a4c Provisions quiet, with sales of
heavy Ness Pork al slG.I9 and u. 0. Pork at
$l5.:o. Seed scarce. Hides dull, aud large
quantities Of tainted arriving damaged By tue
warm weather. Fresh Provisions dull.
NEW YoRk, May 4.--Reccipta, 5."59 bhls flour.
10 grain Of any kind. The Courier dnd Eaqair-
tr gives the receipts and exports for the week:
Flnnr, htI.. Wheat hu. Corn, tn.
ns!'p'' tct fir III ia rist:.: 90: ~: ~ :s s
il ::%: :: III: ss 's:::::ss;;; IL; I'll ,,:;;:
A@ftl fcr p, v.~s Sine, Jan.
!.sss fsfk s. Ssl. .'u ''::::::: @ ::%ss
Bacon. 4e- pkgs. gs.................a,3S 4:..+s
La1u Pkfs. s..............-.......&,--t 'hsl5
,,e, =, III. MI. ro1d: Sss<. s'?sf,n D. T.: e
Ias:a. d.. -.'D.........:1s$l;5 s;;s.1: lsss::s;:
}hre:e. }i'e II isi;ss
The y. !, Shipping LiH Of tic 18th contains
the folowine:-
: Under a moderately active demand for wheat
for both speculation and consumption. the mar
kct il much more bunyant, and holders have
succeeded in establishing an advance on most
descriptions Of .@3 cents = busl.cl The rapid
advance in the price of -four has c1erted much
influence Oil the market for wheat, and local
ini!lcrs are NOW really tn resume operations with
fair prospect Of attaining remuneration fur
their labor, as well us satisfactory profits on
their purchases, which they complain they huvc
not been able 10 do for some considerable time
past, owing the low rates at which funr could
be bought. md the extreme trnlncss of holders
of wheat ut comparatively high rates.
NEw Yonx HIM MAnkEr.--The receipts "f
Hides last week in Scw York were ':a'.'a"s. The
stock Of Hides in first hands ut the close were
'T1.G.s agatnst 133.1>i the same time 1855, aud
s5,5"o in ls51.
The following is iron, Terry Brothers circu-
lar;
Tile receipts Of Hides during the week have
been large; the market, consequently is for the
present depressed, aud prices haze recrtlea on
most all descriptions Of dry from l1lc per ID.
II would be contrary to past experience. if the
demand ior hides should not be large during tie
NINTH OF May, and rs prices are rather in tavor
Of buyers. and onr stock largely composed of
Buenos Az rcs and MonteyideoS. and expected
imports comparatively light. we shall in, be
many DAYS without more animated business.
Green Suited Hides continue in fair demand at
former prices.
ALBANY GRAIN MAnKE7-May 4.-The Eve
ming Journal thus reports the grain market for
the week:
puring the past week but little if ANYTHING
Inns been done in whrat, the supply being limit
lgan il held at el.60@ .65 with but little to be
had at those prices. The supply Of corn hus
been limited, and with fair den,and the market
has ruled in favor Of the sclcr. During the
| firm nj VI tor Western mixed, n; for ruund do
and 81 fur do. yellow. The transactions in
barley have reached 81 t,o bus, Including ,s,,
bus, Wisconsin at g.. t,o'H1 bus Cavuga cnnnty
at IS, 4,l'n bus. jefferson county ut :.d7:,,
| 4,stU bus. two and four rowcd Suite in par, vi
/ Is, and 15,0oe bus Canada East At IS, in New
York, to conc up the river. Barley Malt Is
held Il s,c@sl. Oats active and buoyant, with
sales IL ,'stO bus Canada East at IS weight.
| BrrFA1o-May 4.-keceipts, 3.:S33. bbls flour
l4,ss4 hu wheat: 1852 bu corn; as bu oats;
no barley. Canal Exports:-a,3sc bbls aour
ll.o4s bu wheat: 1913 bu corn: 1.sss bn oats.
Wheat in good demand for milling and market
firm. Sale. Of $500 bu white lllinos at $l.l,
$50 bu chilled white Kentucky ut $l.f5; :ln'
bu choice white Kentucky at $l.15; 200 bu
good white Ohio el.55; LEO bu rcd Ohio at
sl,;o; eeo bn white Indiana at t1.'o; and 10 :"A
bu Mil. club ut tL-2S to Canadian. miller. Corn
| in fair demand and market firm. Sales 900 bu
unsound Illinois at T5c; 1000 bush sound Ohio
at soc; and 400 buHh prime Illinois On private
terms. Rye in fair demand AMI market firm.
Sale 1,7no bu at s7lc, Barley nominal ut 5ca
| wac. oAAb AlE 6E0tC CE AtlA UutCE& QuSf
soc for Western. Seeds scarce and firm; Tim
ottr $3.50, and e 30 for Clover. Whisky nom,
inal at 24i@25c. Ca 'al Freights- -3sc on flour
SC On wheat; and &c on corn to New York.
OswEco-slay s.-So grain received. The
oswcgo 77mn thus reports the wheat market
Wheat in fair demand. but held generally
above the views Of buyers, The only salc re-
ported is bost load Of white Cansdian on pri
vatc trrms-last evening, 5000 bu red Illinois at
el.45. Corn quiet.
Ths following table shows he comparative re-
ing articles, since the opening Of navigation Il
Nay lst, for tLose seasons:
1s5:. 1En. 1ssn.
| Flour, GbR ......... 4shSl 1AenI eSa