, 1859-11-18

Wheat. $50 bu:; Beef. - bbls. Shipped bY
Lake: Nor. l6-Flour, s5s hbls: Wheat, l4,4s7
bu; Corn. 10000 bu. The market to-day is
faiher 5ilt stlt!cr with ~ advance Of 1c on White
S5s5; 1To bbs extra, $5; 100 bbs ., t. WHEAT
Sales Of White 800 bu, $l.o3; 500 bu, 7la7;
700 bu. el.2s; 500 bu. xl.2s: LOCO bu at close
p:t. VI Red, sales 500 bu at $l.lai; 500 bu 1T
$l.let. CoRS-So sales reported uomInaly,
new 50e: oArs-Sa]e 500 bu 36ac.
The E1ade, from which we copy the above.
complains that We do not credit Toledo in our
weekly table Of receipts with rs much as she is
fairly entitled to. But as we hare taken its owr.
hgutes, which are generally scattered all ever
tile steet-thcre ought to he no grumb2ing from
that quarter. II the Blad4 will take the trouble
to collect those figures at the end Of each week,
las VIC hare had to do all season. aud publish
them. We would much prefer it.
AsLwAukzE. Noy. 16.-The Sentintz of this
morning says:
The wheat market WAS quite active yesterday
forenoon, and the decline Of the day previous
was fully rcgained, hut closed dull, though not
strictly lower. No. sold ut 69@ao: extrn at
a3@y4c- Flour was also more actirc but up-
ehaneed. good to choice spring extra bringing
S4-50 to 4 GEL on board. Considerable qulnii-
ties Of pork and provisions sold for future de-
livery. the terms of which ART .ren in our com
mcrcial columns Dressed hogs were in good
demand; quite an active business doing on the
streets, aud good heary ones ruled rather high
er than heretofore this season.
hece'Pts Of wheat, including Hour, we're about
$4,000 bushels, na.ne'ys a,o0s brls -four, and
81, ,3a5 bu wheat.
ClSc1ssATl-Sor. 1.-THE Commercial Of
yesterday reports rs follows:
Flour is quiet, in the absence Of nny local
trade or outside competition, but the market is
firm III EEAE for the IF frrHI4nE
Wheat, in the absence Of nm active demand, is
held largely for better market. but there is no
encouragement to look for much better prices
than are at present quoted. Corn has steady
market at 43@Ac. Oats are less actiue at ssG1
45c. Harley 1s very active at G0@65c. Rye III
which rate, to-day, sales included wagon. Re-
eeipts during 48 hours:-Four, brIs, a.''sl ::
Whisky. brls. 1880; Corn, bu. 6.506; WHEAT,
bu, 5.54s; Oats. bu. 1,l7.; barley, bu, 7i5;
logs. head, Ass. In provisions there is some
little doing, but prices ut which transactions
we're made are not changed fSoln last quota
tioos for old meat There were reported :0o
brls meas at 1880, and 100 hhds sides at IT.
Olhcr safes we're made but prices not made
1nown. Of new lard there were sold 40 tierces
Ut 10c, and 60 bFls at 9ic. #
NEW YoRK, Nor. l4.-Receipts, 1s,oo9s brls
flour; ss,la7 bu wheat; $500 bu corn; 4o,sso
bu outs; $500 bu re,
CLEVELAND, Nov. 16.-Flour steady with small
sales ut q @5.e5 for fair to choice extra, and
s5.5o@3.75 for double extras. Wheat-Sales 9
cars red at t1.16 on track; cur white nj 81. -
On track. Market quiet. Oats-Sale car on
track ut 3ac. Darley-Sale Of chr on track
ut Csc.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 1?.-1u -four we can notice
only light sales at previous prices, say sA,75 to
s5.75. Wheat 81 l@l l0tor prime red and white.
Sa 'es 800 bn oats Mt 53c, 1900 bu at 52}c, 1G09
bu corn ut 42i@43c, and u few tons shorts and
bran at $12 and Sl5 per ton.
OswE6o, Nor. 4-FIour-Unchanged. Salcs
small, including 600 brls Palmetto at e4.75.
Graiu--WAeat marker firm, with u moderate
milling demand. sa1es since cur last report,
1000 bu Chicago Spring No. 9 at $l.0a atont.
lj,4.00 bu Milwaukee club ut $1.05, und II 500
5u extra do ut $1.06. Other geains quiet.
Canal Freghts-Fiour 4oc to New York.
Wheat unsettled-14c about the average rate
Lumber 1887 t@5.6ot to the Hudson. Received
br lake during the last 4s hours: 10 bills -four,
l53.a7l bu wheat, s,5uo hu corn, q, 1875 bu oats,
.;,&71 bu barley, 1896 bu peas, s73 brls apples,
g. tons middings. 3s tons mill feed, md a56 ,5a7
feet lumber. Shipped by canal: 1868 br1s
tiour, 25,G9s bu wheat, IA, POI bu bnricy, o,30J
hu peas, $50 brls apples, 20 II hoops, and 4u il
lu:nber.
ST. Lou1s-Nov. 15.-Tbe Rpu1leaa Of yes.
terday says:
Wheat, which WAS considerably higher aud
irmer than usual yesterday, assumed more oi
its former likeness today and Was Somewhat
easier to buyers, although receipts were very
little over 5000 bags. For all other articles o!
grim there WIS quiet and steady market, and
The same Tor -four. Receipts Of whisky wcrc
heavy, and at tic close holders had to LET 30 al
less than aac per gallon, or hold over-the lat
tercoursc being generally preferred.
P1r1sDuRcn-Sov. 16.--There was u better
demand for Flour yesterday, al full prices, and
holders we're quite FIRM, anticipating further
advance; sales from store Of ZOO bris in vari.
GUS lots, ut s. for super, $5.25@5.37 for extra,
55.15 fer family do, and SC for fancy. Corn was
not SO firm, and prices gurc ssay still further;
ss|ss at depot Of 900 bu new ut 5s@G0. Oats,
Gl5 bu sold from store at 43@ Kyc, 700 bu
Ut depot at 10. Wheat, 1200 Du red winter ut
dcput ut $l.a5, and 3o5 bu No spr1ng at S1.15.
CINCINNATI LrxnEn MARkEr.-Nov. 15-The
Ga=ttte of yesterday supplies the following:
The market this week hls not been quite as
brisk aa last week, the bad weather having had
depressing elect Dealers are, however, do.
iuy u very satisfactory business. i slight rise
in The riTer has had some little effect on prices
but not sufficient 10 induce US to chunge our
quotations. The planning mills, we understand,
are full Of orders Tor next seasons business and
are dririn their SAWS on extra time. Lakg
Michigan lumber still continues u arrive in
small quantities. The usual tabular statemen,
of prices is annexed: