, 1859-04-08

There was fair demand for wheat to-day by
1n'llers, but no shipping or speculative inquiry,
The market opened lrn,. and full prices were
paid for Spring and No. Red, but at the close,
the market was dull and tended downward.-
About ,[tN' bushels changed hands ut Il ,o5@
1,eG for new receipts No. Red; tl,l2@l ,ls for
No. , Red; 95@!jtc for standard Spring: and
e5GeG for No. 2 Spring. Corn was dull and
declined 1@l!c- Sales foot up about l4,Uoo
bushels at Csc for prime Canal, aioat G9c f. o. b.
for prime River Yellow Csc for Nc. in store :;
aud Gs@59c for do on track. Oats quiet TIM
othy Seed in demand at $l,1a; Clover dull at
$50. Nothing doing in provisions Hides
quiet Flour more active, with sales Of common
10 fair Spring Extras at $4,75@5,a5, and fair
Winter Extra at $685. Frcights continue dull
4 Propeller takes Wheat from this port to Buf.
fa}o ut asc, aud Flour at 15c; and vessel was
chartered tn take Wheat from Milwaukee to
Buffalo at &c.
CATTLE.-Thc freight on cattle from Buffalo
TO albany is $50 per car, III to i carl and *la
per car from Albany to New York by Hudson
River Railway.
C1Sc1SSA11.-Thc Cincinnati Gazette Of yes
terday thus reviews the market:
Although the provision market continues dull.
there is better feeling on the part Of holders,
with less disposition to sell. There was an
inquiry for best brands Of Ness Pork ut I'll, %,
but I.25@11.5p is asked. There are CONTRACTS
10 be filled within n few days, which give sellers
some advantage. We heard of no sales Of bulk
meats or Bacon. The asking rates are mostly
! and SC. for bulk shoulders and Sides and
sM?c. for Bacon do. Barrel Lard is held ut
l"iG11. There is no disposition to buy -four,
is offered ut $5.45@5.5o. Whisky closed dull
at :4lc, with downward tendency. Wheat is
dull, but prices are unchanged from yesterday,
The demand for corn keeps up with the supply,
the latter continuing light, nnd prices arc sus.
tanned ut rug soc. Oats firm at 6l@.;2. Clover
Seed dull at Fl.
sr. Lor,s. April 5.-Receipts of Corn, o,19a
bags. Corn declined, on accoun. Of "exccs-
siSe receipts"-sales at 7a@75c.-the latter for
prime white; Whisky 24@24ic; heavy Mess
Pork, sl6.5o@l;.oo; Shoulders and sides in
bulk at 5a@s!.
BrFFAIo.-1.akc Imports on the 9Th Wheat,
1900 bu; Lumber, 45s,s5 feet; Shingles, H..
5,N. Flour dufl-with sales of State ut $500:
300 bu red Ohio Wheat at $l3s. and $500 bu
Indiana White ut sl.45; Corn declined, 4c-
Sales at 1sc.
DosroS.-The receipts Of flour on the 4tla,
amounted to $3.50 bbls, which causcd dull
market, but no change in prices.
DE7ao1r.-The -4drtrfiser states that the
amount Of flour in store in that city on the 9Th,
was 1871 bbls.
FRE1GHrs on LAKE SCPERloR,-Thc Marquette
journal Of March Esd: We understand that tic
Lake freight of upwards Of 90 900 tons Of ore
for carly delivery, has bren already contracted
by consumers below; SO that We may expect a
heet Of vessels here, and an active business in
1nis line, rs soon as the River is open.
MlLwArxEE-Thc receipts of produce sestcr.
day were as follows:
a.. S?Ss' e. q Ss' Ss5s3 s
The Democrat of las. night thus reviews the
market:
The market for all kinds Of Grain was dull to-
day, and on the lower Ersdes Of wheat decline
Of 1G2c was nominal1y established. There
were no sales Of No. and but few of Extra.
The bulk OF the latter sold at llsc, one rery
superior lot bringing l23c Offers for No. i
we're 4GtIC lower 11hn yesterday, but no sales
effected: ! lot Of mixed No. i and sold at
sl.oa- In Flour nothing was done. The mns-
ket is dull md noninnlly lower, nud holders are
not offering TO any extent. Freights are very
dull. A vessel was to-day chartcycd to take
Wheat to Buffalo ut 5sc-to load On Monday.
AosTnEAr.-The following is the weekly Mon
trcal market Us giren By the Gasette Of the 4th
inst:
F7orR.-Thc business of the week has been
small,-.being as usual ut this season, wholly
lots, sells at $3.50 to $G175, aud Fancy at 6. 30.
Extra is held ut $780, but in rctail demand only
For future delivery only one sale has transpred,
5000 barrels Montreal manufactured Superfuc
for May and June ct <6.l5. Fancy is offered for |
same dates ut $77.a5. GRA1S.-Nhcat-Ap parcel
Of z, 900 bushels Chicago Spring, No. i, ex-
store, sold ut s1.1o. No Upper Canada on the
market In coarse grains no changes can be I
noted, nor is there any shipping demand.