, 1859-11-04

the low prices, aEe Offering tEcir crops lcss
freely. No change in other g1ains.
ST. Lau's, Nor. 2.-There is fair demand
for -four aud prices arc firmer but not higher,
the ruling rate for desirable brands Of super
on priEate terms. All qualities Of wheat de-
cllned eG3e bu. The demand for corn II
limited and confined TO thu loca! trade. New
sold at d5G60c, including sacks. 0ats declined
1c + bu. There is limited demand for mess
pork at fl4.50. Lard firm and held for an nd-
to-day include 10000 bu wheat and 1000 BIZ
corn: It Is sestimuted That eoo, 900 head Of hogs,
will reach st. Louis winter. Money is mote
plenty and somewhat easier. The prevailing
rate for Eastern Exchange is 2 prem.
M1LwArkE, Nor. 2-The Sentinel Of this mo1n-
ing says: -
Receipts Of wheut yesterday, including 1our,
footed up something better thnn sevcnty-hve
Thousand bushels; namcty, eco brls Hour. aud
67el7 bu wheat Shipments were eighty heye:.
thousand, namely: ! ,a55 brls Qour, and - $50
bu Eheat. The advance in freights, together
with tue continued dulfness At ane East, had
very depressing effect upon the market, and
prices suffered decline Of 1@ac.
DETROIT, Nor. o.-The receipts we're: i. .3:1
bris flour; SAT- bu wheat; aoi hui oats; $50
bu barley. The tribune Of yesterday morning:
SAYS:
The receipts Of wheat are inadequate to meet
tie pressing wants Of buyers, mud sales are for
that reason made at full rates The slight de-
cline in most or all the principal markets of the
country, together with the advance in treights,
has its influence, and sales 10 any considerable
amount could not be effected without some
abatement. To-day lot uf :, 900 bn No red
EnTH mt I IN rpYArf1aH f7rr9Yn
There is. however, an active inquiry Mt 10y.
There was no white Offering.
TORONTO, Nor. 2.-Wheat-Thcre was large
supply Of fall wheat in the market yesterday,
amounting to about $500 bus. Prices ranged
common being IS It'd and for prime e. on the
street: About l,oo0 bus Of Spring wheat were
brought in by farmers, and 100 bus By the cars.
The average price Of prime on tue street was
IS lid; common sold at from Is sd to rs 10l.
l'arley-1 900 bus was about the amount Of bar
ley Supplied; the ruling figures were IS Cd to
s. Cd. Peas-Ncre noninul at @ sd to os l1I
= bus. oats-.tbout 1uV bus which sold freely
at Is 40il to 1s lid,
TOLEDO, Nov. o.-Receipts, 1854 blu Wheat !;
s13 brls Flour; 1855 bu Corn. The Blade re-
1le rates for various brunds-Fine Flour, 4.g,;
Supersine $4.5o@4 IS; Extra IS; Donble Extra
md Fancy, $5.a5R5.50. Huckwheat new, 81.
Rye Flour 81. NAcat-Sales 1900 bu White
at s1.1s; G,5o0 bu do on private terms; 400 bu
do ut Ills; 1000 bu do private terms; 1900 bn
Red private terms. Corn-No sales: nomiuu1
ley-Spring Csc; Winter 70c. Dressed Hogs
29o lbs aud over, SC.
OswEGo-Nov. l, =. A,-Flour steady, will,
sales at si.75 for State. Wheat firm but quiet !;
snles $500 bus Milwaukee. Club Mt slo3. Corn
Market bare aud nothing doing. barley quiet.
Rye lower; sales 1000 bush Canadian at 75c-
0ass firm but quie1. Peas dull. CAnnl feights
firm ut 35c on flour. and 10c on wheat to New
York. Lake Imports to-day-1o0 bris flour,
1880 bu whc t. Canal Exports-So0 barrels
flour, $4,000 bus wheat, 4,5oo bus rye, 6.40o bus
barley.
EfPoRr OF BREApsTrFFs AT NEW loRK.-Thc
y. y. herald Of yesterday says:
Of breadstulfs, there were exported last week
8, ,S4A bushels oe wheat, and 2s,lse barrels flour
Of which al the wheat and $3.50 bar, els of flour
were sent to Great Britain. Present prices, as
We have observed before, leave no margin for
profit on shipments Of breadstntEs to Europe;
and with the large consumptiye demand here,
ind the probable deficiency Of the CROP in Ger.
tain localities, it is mt clear that the price here
can decline this year low enough to render such
shipments fair mercantile adventure. It will
he remarked that during the pnst week we
shipped nearly 20,O00 barrels Of flour to tho
British colonies, the West Indies and Soutl,
America. This market would be considerably
enlarged we're Cuba and Porto Rico thrown
open to our grain. The existing Spanish law de-
priv es us Of natural murket in these islands,
a1t' obliges the Spanish colonists to pay au cx-
or tant price for their food. Mr. Preston GU. ht
IL ] are no difficulty in convincing tue present
Spanish government that such unnatural laws
us these can ncrer do good, and must work Il
perennial mischief to all the parties whom they
uffect.
ConN IN 1SnIASA.-The Attica Ind.) Lfdgtr
says TINT farmers in that county report the corn
to lie drying out very fast, and many Of them
will be able TO commence husking in week.
TIE weather has been very favorable for drying
corn.
ROCHESTER,, Nov. 1.-The Union and Adrt :
tittr says:
There has been for some time past good
degree Of activity in our market for produce,
and take it altogether Rochester 11as been 4
pretty lively market this fall. As navigation
draws towards close there is a rush to mike
canal chiefly. or By rail under compftdon: ~ OF
mills are still grinding, but some hare pretty
much run out Of stock aud will not resume uu-
III bHt!E - @9iiuee AZ IitIGs 10 give khcM
margin far:grindiny. Under sort Of fictitious
export demand prices hare advanced slightly
on -four, and wheat has advanced in undue pro-
portion. Things may end wholesome layel
soon. These remarks apply chiefly to other
than white what. This urlicle Is rather scaycee
and some contend that the crop is far less than
was reported after harvest. We do not ret
much Cnuudian now, as there IS temporary
uc..snce on the other side, which, prevents our
mi}fcr5 from going into the market The sales
here have been limited for week, nu,l the mr.
rivals few. The vessels trnliug 10 this port
have been weather bound By the gales for seyc-
ral days, but have now left. When they return
they may bring wheat to be sold. Prime white
Canadian will bring 81 80 readily. and per taps
two or three cents more. Flour is held firmly
and sales are made at ahout CSC better rates
than those Of last week. The very best extras
sell at fG.-5 in lots. Good Mt 5000.
C1SclxNAr1 LuNBER MAakEr-Noy l.-With
fair full trade. prices are fully maintained ut
most Of the yards. though at some of them rates
hare been cut under:
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