, 1859-03-01


.asv. bat in actiye--she views OF holders being n
7ae shove those Of buyers. The transactions #
are therefore limited, in some instances 81 al
iyance on Saturdays quotations. About u
% bushels were sold at the following figures:
o. White, 81. IS; No. l Rad. $lo6@1.27; No.
Red. s1.ls@l.1s; Standard Spring, Csc; No. Z
Spring. $500; Rejected Spring, 76e. ID the
iternoon the market WISE very firm-bnyers Oh
ssinp the outside figures for Winter freely, and
4 advance on Spring.
There was good demand for Flour, but hoia-
rs were exceedingly firm. and sales were very 8
riapE.
The Corn market wss hrmer, and an advance I
{ 1c. with aales Of Sheiled at 6s Coo per 60 bs.
u track. and 64c for Ear Corn. Oats steady.
'rime Barley in good demand, with sales Of No.
al 4sc in store. Beans dali. HighWiues we're
irmsy held by manufacturers.
Tbe Provision market remains inactive. Seeds
steady. Dressed HoRs scarce and firm.
FLOUR Axp GRAIN N sroar, FEB. %.
h:a. snn* sn 2;ss e $ ESg,' I:G1n 54
W6sat Whise. bu. = S4$a Il Oats
Barley, bu.....--... 'u%"'
At Milwaukee on Saturday the markets we're
unchanged. Flour very firm, with sales OF
] 900 bbls Spring Extra at $s8.15. f O. b.; No.
l wheat st $l.o5@l-0e; No. 2, 3l.oo; and Ex-
tra No. 1t $1.lG. The receipts were: Flour,
5ss bbls; Wheat Gals bu; Oats, 1895 bu;
Corn, 1,192 bu; Barley, 529 bu,
The Cincinnati tioette Of Saturday thus re-
views tho market of the previous day.
The provision market exhibited heavy feel
ing again to-day, aud there WAS bnt !lttle done.
Mess pork was offered st tls, but without att7as. M
und 100, 900 lbs sold at *85098.6G: The late
news from Europe has caused parties to give
gome attention to articieB suited to the
foreign martet, and this has caused the demand
for heavy ribbed, and clear Sides. In antlctpa-
tion Of an advance IN Liverpool, for BACON, 70
It is probable shat something will be done at
once il the way Of boxing Midd'es. There was
M demand for Shoulders There was an inquiry
for Bacon Sides at 9A@99se, but holders ask
916. Lard was firm with sales Of P7,me barrel
al l115c. The provision news from Ne" or-
leans. though not very favorable, looks better
The downward tendency seems 70 have been
checked, and although prices are still low. they
are somewhat better than the quotations preVl'
ousty received from that market In Hour
irmer feeling prevails With q lair demand a
f5.55@5.60 for euperdne. Tbs receipts to-day
holdera. who have much faith in the future.
Wheat uns well sustsined, with demand fully
equal to the euppties Corn tirm at 6a08lc for
mixed. Whisky steady at 25Mo. There was q
moderate demand for Sugar and Nolasaes at7@
7*zc for the former, and s7@38s for the latter.
Glpver Seed dull, with salcs IN the bmali WaJ
only st <6.3o@G.4o.
*ssAt St, Louis On Friday last, according to the
| R,publican, the markets stood as follows:
The weather was cloudy and threatened rain TO-
day, bat :here was steatlness aud activity enough
in 1nal ket, notwithstanding the drawback na'ntd-
A. on yesterday, several articles BECAME furthcf
! altered in favor of sellers. On wheat anu corn
| tl..sc changes were oi very decided character.
] Ttle former advanced gu all grades, and 10 such
au extcnt that choice winter lots were taken Will
| out hesitation ut sl.3U per bu. Corn advanced
nearly or quite Us much, but WIS less se'thI:
/ Flour WAS held higher for city brands, but sod
auiy in a retail way for country. Lead is IN &C.
tive inquiry; soft Mis- ~ourl scarce and not to bc
had in the quantity desired, auu Galcna Is some
| What UNSETTLED, buyers bcing unwilling to lhy
holders terms. T. large lot WIS taken, however,
hat au inttGnite figure, owing to tue character OF
tie sale, which included slag aud solt together,
il, round figure. Whisky vas weaker, ut 25c
/ per gallon.
The buffalo Adpc1tiscr Gays that the prospects
for al early opening of Buffalo harl'or are ex-
trrmcly favorable. The ice at no time during the
winter has been more than eeEcn Inches in thick
ness, and the warm weather Of the past week Of
So aided by the gale Of Sunday last, has served 10
render it entirely power!cas. In case extremely
cold weather is not experienced Immediately, the
,u cof,r,,, roman oncn upt,] tl,c clos
| Aa''eA W.. y,
ing at tic iat1cf part oi Int eo''ll's se''son'
THE WOOL TRADE.
The recent advance in Wool in tue Eastern mar
kcts lias sent westward large numbers OF siccu
1a,ors who arc oycrrunnIng the country, contract
49,. f,- .roo, m t,,o x,ee,,s ,,,ct Tho Now y,,,
1n9 ~. ~ WV w
tribune rays
oreas marteta or the Atlantic seaboa1d land VI
may add the interior), ia very small, sud higl
prjees, no doubt, will rule the ensuing guarte
till the new clip is available, provided The mill
continue to run full blast, 81 they have durinl
the past three months. Under these circum
atancea. mauy dealers and manufacturing agent
| baye beeu Through The West CONTRACTING for th
vool on The aheepss back. and from The oucrie
of prorers. It would seem rnanv are puzzle
vhether 10 sell now or hot. and SIX our pdyice
Az # va were prophets. never thinking perhan
!. | how tuathsome tbis would appear to auothe
: CLASS o. our feaoeIs. N'Ieumstances alte1 Gaze
sr,n,nsr 49, =, ar,n1on ,hat tha nsnutac,nrine j.
tsrrst wnn1d reyivn m soon. or That rool Tonj
sdvaoce m ran;dlv in nrice. Int m easy rnonr
@art.t th. rFstny,t;or ~ re.e.tshi;.bnsnt :
! erad;t 49, +n1e,hsr w;th i;eht innortat;ona fro,
: shroas, hnTs ri, eombined to tbe AFORESAID r.
. .. suit, and those who have held their wool n
. doubt viii fare veil, whereas it ali bold On
itou3a 10y saa1, ~ ~ rse,ha5 rrs,.e ~ ~
: ninnaclc Of prices and If buyers aud manufas
: turing aRents are desirous 10 rive written co,
= trscts far the next elm ut from 45o 10 IS,
], growers probably may run less ritk in ee1lin
y thau to run the chances al The marfet eye
- should il remain stationary the next year' /,
= ali however. use their own d;scrstion-we opl
:, Tish 10 eire pl.iu facta.
u 800 -. - f,,.u,,
oooaale !" oo'' u e'eFel7no' ID 'aeH etfcuia
: Of Febznary 1st, ssy:
t.Thpra in at Thin tirnn hnt little f,sa,s .,,
he,d in he market and none Of anv cnnseousnr v,
Gaming forward. The Western States hss
nrnhasv nnt been 40 b.re Of woni a. II. uas s.,
iew lots coming forward ara unusuellv I'M c1,n
and ind ready market At prices rnnpino TX
- SOC to Coz, which arc regarded very sa,isfsc,or
:. The activity in pulled rooi, noticed in our ls
~ circular sill prevails, a1c prices are unchnn
p ed"
5. g. ,t. Gan w., pond + RI ~ ao.*on
Z "esA = Wv. :. =, ~ y. .''e'on'
i, their annus' 'epost o. 'ne WOOL 1natkeI, s'a'e
NJ Ane esoeA u oeuesne . aeee1e @ IL &1is 1las At
r M ~. n,i;sS fs.rs ..;s aos aoe
I. $3.50 hsen soid Tha entre e st,cs nasoid W.
~ ~ 1 conntrv does not ysry mster;ailv ~
an nnn ~ :, 'Ao
:" ''oo''eo' '.s
On the 24th lnst large ssoek OF WOOL y
it, sold by suction at Boston. The following il
IT. o,,orn. of n. ..1..
n. "'eoe.' " w e1e,
ve Inree nuoafea hnoasano pounas o. meo'e
r. ana one nonofeo tnons,no ponnot OF tos nn
ut aof1s o1 woes we're 500 II aacsioa to'oas
10 Messss. B'nRhtn, 10y 4 Go. Purchasers "