, 1859-04-15

took place. ABDUL 3h,''Hp Uuscls ctuutcu
hands III 7oc a1oat, and :oea7olc +. o. b. for
priuae River; &C :ltoat for Canal, and &c in
store for M. l. Oats dull. Rye md Barley
neglected. Timothy Seed scarce. Clover very
dull potatues dull and lower.
CLEyEL.Sn.-Thc Cleveland Herald gives the
1ecep,s of Flour aud Gruin ut Cleveland, from
the LIT Of January to April 9th, this year and |
last, rs follows:
f7our, Wheat, Corn, Outs, Barley. l:ye.
u; ;; ':s ';,: !S;s :5$ 3;s 5;;5s :s 5 : ::;
1nc,,a<r. s:.5:s 77,114 ;l:o ":
Ustsra-e. - 5a4ls 4t3S .as
The excess Of Flour md " heat received this
year over last continues to increase, while o"
the other hand the excess Of C"r1' and oa1s r.
ceived last year over this year, also continues to
increasc.
C1sc1SkAn.-The Ga-rtte Of yesterday thus
reviews the market:
There was Il fair demand for Bacon to-slay, 1t
81 aud Il for Shoulders and Sides. The Put-
c!.a.-s were mostly t. fill orders that have been
here for several days, holders being heretofore
unwilling 10 sell ut these figures 4 large pro-
uur,ion Of the latter are not free sellers now,
below .,1,! We hear oi no transaction Ill Bulk
Meat. TAcrc are buyers Ut 3sM1 -, but II y
found much easier 10 buy than to sell ut these
figures. Sound Meat is held generally 1T .Go
SHE. Of Mess Pork ut I'll PRIME barrel Lard
is l,rld at lie. The adyices from New Orleans
continue unfavorab}e, but prices ln't!'at market
art 50 much below our currency. that deattr>
arr uot disturbed by ANYTHING that comes from
that quarter HON.
There was fur demand for Flour at e5.4nM
40 for snprrtnc. Whisky was maintained Ill
&c. Wheat in Eood dcn,uud, and firm. Corn
dull but not lower.
ST. Lor,s.--Reccipts IN the 1e.h Corn, SAT-
bags; four a5o bb!s and 800 bags; 4,4t0 bugs
wheat; .s:v .bbls whisky; aa..vo bags potatoes
Sales wcrr:-.,4 400 SKIS spring wheat at S5t l.12l:
-vv sks winter do. a. S1.'' q l.3e; IA SKIS light
nats ut Acc, l,'.") SKIS good do, at 5st1 6dc tt3
bills whisky at .4c; ii SKIS prime pinkeyes at
.'c-,narket very dull.
BrrraLo--AprH 13.-1.akt imports include
::.'' bbls flour; 3>> bu wheat :224 bbs whisky
--nlarkc,s dull and without change.
ErrrALo HuAuu Ut TR.nE,-Thc election Of
t,tiicrrs for the ensuing year came off On the
l.h. When the following persons were elected
A. :shtrwnud WIS elected President J. $.
I.uell. Vice President, and 5. X. Wosthington,
Treasurer =. :. Guthrie, l.. Enos and Jason
Parker wer. appointed Financc Committee fur
,lu. ensuing year. The annual dues for mclu-
lrr.hi,, we're reduced from ten to five dul'urs
per annum.
t)swrco.--Thc Oswcso TIM. Of the 1lth re-
pnrts the market Us follows:
rLorn In fur request for canala and the in
terrier. schooner "Ncstcrn left Port, tn-dny
wi:l, an ibis ilonr and ~ ions shorts, sud IL
Il. t,ArfJF1, tt.Jtr $TftPn NM
spring wheat. sells at $5.5a; from milwaukee,
club at III: aud for red winter xj:'a'.
WuEAT-ls dull of s.lr and transactions limit
I'd. TIE lrcling tendency i'll the Eastern mar
kcts has Il depressing influence. and buyers in.
si.t upon lower prices ..hh' bushels prime red
city milling. white indiana aud Michigan held
Ut tljr. Halders Of Chicago spring wheat arr
nl1erin. tu sell at $l.". but mllrrs are t'n1
:tlout bnying it, as the inspection of flour. tr,n
this Kind ol wheat in New York, is uncertain
toHN-NothnE doing except i'll Il retail Way.
Tirr.. is snar inquiry fur cargUcs fur ports
t.rr,-> t!r Lake and down the st. Lawrence, but
III sll.s hare yet transpired.
clSc1vSAr1 'LrAnEn MAukE7.-Thc cincin
.innati Gd.. IL Of the 18th contains the follow
inE:
Tic ,rndc i'll green lumber hangs fire. Buy
.rs and seller, canno. agree upou terms. Th'
l>kiu, price is Slt 1ur the run, but dealers can
not, III view If the large stock, and the low
prices current III retail, their way clear I,
pay Ibis figure. From Pitssburg We learn tn
1na.krs Is dull. The stock in yards hcre i
principally common. aud dculers want tn bu
clear, but the bulk Of thu receipts are common
1hr Allegheny uutrmcn having found ,,ur
krt Ea,lwur.! fur tllcr clear. Sales are report
ed III $7.:ia fur I'll com.non; S,ms, and tls to
common and clear: <4..aMs.;a for ssingle.
and III lur pr cubic iont 1or timber
l.rApfx1sG AT GnAxp TRAVERSE DsY.-Th
Grand Traverse N,dld Of March 1lth, xays:
AS We predicted two weeks ago, not 1no,
Han ,wo-,hrds the usual quantity Of logs has
becn got III the tributaries to Grand Traeers
l'av As L consequence tue lumber prpdu'
viii full that much slurt Of last wears tuauufa'
lure"
HraM gives the following relative 10 the Fis
Trade Of that port, including Beuvcr Island, 5
Helena nnd the South Shore:
lin l>:a,7 the product was 4u,oiA' bbls; in Is:
only l",:=4 bbls. The Fish yield WIS equal
,.r"d in zach of the nbuvc years; but owing
thu ,r,y hugh prices in le:,7, and the extreme
Low prices ruling the market in 1855 We accou
fur tue difference in production. In 1>''s, on L
count Of lI,e low prices paid for fish, and the c
prn.r, attendant III thu running Of boats, the
were bn, few men and boats engaged, Ills fir
Iucntly two boat owners juined III business, al
run our unv; aud ml{ LETT the fishing Croun,
earlier than usual. The stuck on hand ut Il
nlenlnC ii navigation in 1855, WIS h,,u1 bbl
tbs year il is =, .,."n hbls. Twu OF three Of o
hravie>. dealers only, have been enabled to ri
us tue exact figures from the books. All o,he
have hunde4 i'll what they consider to be vel
nearly the correct figures. The present W
We hnpe for better tiulcs. The stock On han
here aid elsewhere, as is seen ubovc. is We
light. so lat, holders huve refused to set