, 1859-11-28

80. l.,,;n.d ao7s4. The transactions. how.
49,, ,..-a vs,x limited there b+;uc but little
d;sno,;,;on IN on.,ste. About s.oDo bushels Of
-, rrade. xer. so,d. a, Fl .o5 for 10, Bed SOC
for So. Red: s5@s7c for No. Spring, and
1cr far Re;ectcd. In Flour. there yas a some
,,,,o frmsr fa.1;or. but buvers were cautious.
s,d .,,c. .,,ox no material imoroyement
.ha,, 5oo hills ,rrre sold nt 515 for choice
-. -;,,..-, 4 o,aa N for enr,,c ertr,. ana
= 800 e.. ,.s.e,, nha do.n.,d f,r r.w
,:,s:..a ..d .,,a n.,t.. da,,;osd
..sr ,.,,..,. n M ,,,,. ~ toaaar for
~ ~. 5000. 1oe =. 80.
~" -" ~. -. ~ o.; oood A.
,-o,J ,,a firm with ss1au nj :;aa11c for No. I |
i, .,or. and nc in bars on trnck. RE and
t,.-,.. an;o, and .tccav H;ohwines h. lower-
..,.. Mt o14maec. alcohol STEADY at 45c. Tim.
o,hv ...3 n oaod demand at edn6o14. 4
,n.,1 1ot of Hnpoar;an era,s seed WI, sold Mt
1sc, Hide, more active, bu. unchanged.
The weather being cold and clear, it was more
favorable for pork-pneking, and both lire and
dressed hogs hare advanced 1o@15c. Tlc
buoysncv In tbs Cincinnati market, rs we'll as
r,,r. acts,e demand here for mess pork and
other products, has doubtless contributed 10
wards the advarce. Dressed hogs sold at !
-.,oo of II -.6f5 .o-tbe market Mt the close
s0 " ~ .'sHs ~. 49, Ia =. = oo174 .o
beng quite oafe' Live hogs 'oio =. 4'soeaf.'o
rs.;no fo- IT,, h.s+ III.
In provisions, we have but i'ttie 10 report.
There is demand for ,uess pork ut 81, but it
il generally held at 1850. Cut Meats are
~A3 ~ ~. 49,
-. s,d.s and xb,,,acrs we,e contr,cted the
n-;,.. ~ ,rh,cb ar- ten. nr;v,,e Ta11ow il in
rnod ,.ors,. lin .,,os ~ ,,r;me at 1o,c. lard
80
11Hs' tAooa fHoA tNoeAfoHo "a 1ns -"
UoAn-Ar- y. Stewart to-day rece'Tea tne nsst
lot Of Aoar shipped to this city over the Kenosha
and Rockford Ka;,soad. The freight by this
=. -, -, -
1oaa Il Sae e Dbl from hock1ofa-'c 4ess toan
formerly. ty the Ga'cua Road.
Nv von~ NV o1r,.,.;,t. ,s7es hh,s
3H. wv N0'4'" ros
hour; lla,l16 bus wheat; 6ss bus cofns ,boo
bus oats; 3.1Sa pkcs beef The Courier anu
ro,,;-., .,vs
v""" 0A'e' .
inese vas notnlag 81 moment u49sPlteo ~
cteaostoua 1o-oay. fnrt9ef large snlpiucn's o1
tierce beet 10 tfeat bntain, mostly ~ steames,
Ut high rates, wefe ferofaeo to.dfy. me cargo
Of coffee odsred at suction To-day brought salts
1Aetofy Pt'eeas ana TWO eareos. "sTe Suose'
iaea1y sosa psssa'e aaa eTmxk'nG ntoa! ous
wss not attended with rery satisfactory result.
Tue Fate OF freight TO British ports Is tending
e. Intended ;r, vex.araax,s rsonrt IA ..t;,
mate Tho deliveries of flour. by local rnillers, at
$1,000 bbls, for four weeks. It VAS printed
ooo.ooo ools, "htca tae 1n'e''iseht feaoer "oolo
- o1~' s7' ~ AA @tA'''
AnTArKfs-Sov. 25.-hece'Pts, S.3o1 ools
Hour: S+.l1o bn wheat; s'6sl ou oata; 10 D"
corn 1S6 ou osfies. aa'ppeo' S,l2e Dds aonf
5000 bu "heat. The 6ent1"et oi this morning
To-day the market opened with more buoy'
ancy. and IN improvement Of 1c vas estao11snee me-
No. Spring selling OIL the track at $50. Tbi.
advance was caused by temporarily Increased
shipping demand. to-day being the last day tha'
ratea. There may le,e been private adsices re
ceiFed, which tended 10 strengthen the market
but We attribute the movement mainly to tht
cause mentioned. The sales this afternoon o
tho various grades were Ut the following prices
sc for Eo on track and SIC delivered; :io@
ss ss 'or Gsan; 1Sess4e aos ES!sa v.oo; ana sS@
bn, buTe1s see TO- sss f;red thsar rice, ,o @ IsG
x9e oe.om tn9 s'e~a o. no'oees ana e1ssp
"nere concessions we're maze On me part ol tae
tasSt ng 1ansae4oas oeeaia s 1000 e1un't; y y, :
nr.naa OF sps.ng tftra SOC a. saage ~ 20 ., Fl -;
conx.sp uoo feor or 1oxA-1t is estimate,
~. - - ~ -o,,,,,..st... -.
taA' N ss4'een eeonaes N 'ae soo.neasseso Po1
zion Of Iowa, the corn crop will yield 10 to S
bushels TO The acre, It is selling in Van Bure