, 1859-05-20

NEW YoRk-May l7-Receipts, S,s4s barrels
flour; CTS bu wheat; 1853 bu corn; 3,ouy bu
rye. Tie Courier and Enquirer thus reviews
Mondays market:
The European advices gave renewed life to the
speculative feeling Of last week on the Corn Ex-
change. Flour advanced CSC to Coo per bbl.,
the greatest improvement being on low grades
Of State brands. The business was again large,
amounting to 10000 bbls Wheat recovered
from the reaction Of Saturday, but nothing of
moment was done-the improvement, as in
Flour. was most decided in common qualities.
Corn was frnser but quiet, and the grain mar
kes generally buoyant ut the close. The receipts
continue to be very small for the season, and
prices in the interior do not favor an increase.
a large sale of Saltpetre was made at 12c per
H., an advance Of 80 per cent on peace prices.
Mess Pork advanced 10 &lS.s3 per bbl., but u
reaction took place, and the market closed dull
at fls.5o for immediate delivery. There is much
complaint, that in consequence Of improper
sirablc fer export at this time. The Provision
market generally was firm. Hides have ad-
vanccd under good demand for tanning In
Shipping, the only feature Of moment is the en-
gagemen. Of five vessels for the Mediterranean.
large business was done in Highwincs for ex-
port.
Srw YonE GRncERr MAakrr-May IL
Cofee-Sales Of .n3 bags Maracaibo at 1oc;
small lots of alio ut ll4@lac, and 20u bags St.
Domingo att Cape III l0@l0tc, The receipts
q 1s'o duFlhS the week we're 5,5ll bags: Stock
Nio anu oantes IN hrst hands this morning l5,-
ia bugs. Molasses-Sales Of 70 hhds Molasscs
at 34lW3sc for Porto Rico. Ricc-Better in-
quiry Ut an advance Of &5@37}P ct; sales 200
casks at 4@5c. SroAns-Havc been lightly
dealt in; sales confined to 100 hhds Cuba Ut e.
gI7!c: 90 hllds Porto Rico ut tic, and 50 thds
r., oo4-' 10 4'-''eee'p'S' @''oi oo's hour;
-''''o u Jus ~ eoFn or rye Corn scarce
aou u'u' a' sl'oo'g Ito lor sello"' ana tl@l'o.
Tor white. Flour firm at $6,a5I9..5.
p.n, p,o~., u
p-a,s;.a,'. .,;S, .s.os nAke1t-hAI H.
t1o'lSonS cousinue act1se, WIN farthcf I'D
sai"s snhse 90 % sd e IN bacon On sessesdass pr.ees
.hndeps Au ~, on sn sluss a. ~ .uic ana - 90
1oS hhds ha.on "a. aso; og W On pIlsate terms;
GO do xhou}ders Al slc and i; us ' ~ nv ha
mrats Sale. 1oo hh1s WI. orp 40 sa.es o. ID 9ulk
do at f1seS Sales ls+e vcstsrda1 " g ~ anu ,o
n,,se ,snri -. s1s 81 W., ~ oo" po1s
a1ont p''~ ~ *t''''o'' "oo o'o u'nnspee1eo AZ
*'s''''
S7. Lor1s, May l1.-Reccipts, 1,34s .ks corn:
w. o''s Aoa'' $50 as oa'S' s''9o SKIS potatoes;
1'9os sks wheat The democrat says
With small receipts of produce, there WIS a
dull market today. compared with last week,
superhne Flour was entirely inactive, no dispo-
sition being evinced either 10 bug or SELL Mast
Of the Wheat offered vas Of an inferior quality,
and prices correspondiugly low The market,
however, was firm. Corn was buoyant, with
sales at an advance Of over ire cents per bush
e. oats steady and 6rn. Hemp, Tobacco aud
Lead quiet. Provisions buoyant, and asking
prices Lgher. Sales of Whisky At soc.
c,,c, u.,-
s,sI'sNH'i,-nas 1-heee'pts' s47 hols tour;
s'9 bbls whisky; 1,ss2 bu corn; 1854 bu wheat;
el6 bu oats $50 bu barley. The Ga.-t>< s,r.,
The -four market WIS dull and unsettled to-
oas, under inc news from tue East, and small
CO.. dao,;nn ee = *a.-2a' too lot supernnc,
fguTcs os res,erd.T Tbess s 'som ~ara 'ne nsgnest
bnyers Mt the reducca rata. osthnr ~ ma,f niauf
err numerous general d*,o.;,;nr "sse sel1-
;fa.tna 81, 18th a. - uasP9a'l.on oeihg man-
or, wIaat sxnns.h;,aJ ~ n4ta ~ tol tne pres,
annlce hut ~, 1o~n- cnsn c,a u911 S anu o closed
,,;4ed ~ ~, adr.~r.d -1n uorh nin al 9oc 1or
n,a.;n ~ s{al A. ns Hue9 Sal'c aurng me week,
The ar meas norf noded At