, 1859-10-28

EEcE.E1s ASn aalrxRs7e Hr CANAL TODAY
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The increased receipts of wheat to-day, us
well as. unfavorab'e news from New York and
bu!alo, caused the market for spring grades to
decline lc. At the opening, several parcels Of
No. : Spring were sold at s7@57!c, but after
tie receipt Of the New York dispatches the mar
ket declined to s@sGlc-ral1ying under good
inquiry to SIC. In the afternoon the market
WAS rather unsettled, sales Of No. 9 ranging
from s7s@ssc, closing quiet. Winter Wheat
was firm. About S., ,000 bushels of all grades
changed lands ut *l.05 for No. Red; s5c for
No. +: Rcd; ssi@90c for No. Spring s6@ssc
for No. . Spring, and so@slc for 2ejectcd-a'l
in store. There was fair inquiry for -four and
choice brands Of Spring Extra were firm. Medi-
un brands, however. were sold at aslght decline.
About 400 bbls changed hands, Al Il C5 for Rcd
Winter, $5'3s1 for White Winter; $4.4o@
4.3o for Spring Erttns, and $3.50 for Spring
Super New Corn WIS in better supply, and
sheled was not SO firm. Ear Corn. however, is in
good demand and firm. Old Corn vas plentier
to-sfay, aud prices show an impror. ment-
About 10000 bushels, Of all kinds, changed
hands Mt 52@56c for Iew shelled in store;
45@50c for Ear Corn on track; 117ic
for Canal aloat; 1Gc for No. in store; aud G5c
for No. 9 in store. Oats were dull and 1@ac
lower, with sales at 31ic in store. Rye in bet
ter supply and market yery quiet-buEersA hold
ing of. 4 few lots on track were sold at COG
.oc. Barley in less demand and declined sc,
with sales at Coo for No. in storc, mud 4s@50c
for No. 2 in store. Seeds quiet. A few parcels
Of prime Timothy were sold at Sa.0s@a,lo.
Hides unchanged Hogs are CSC lower-several
lots being sold to-day at 3.50@4o0.
Freights dull aud dropping. The rates TO-
day were Wheat and corn to 0gdensburgb,
lie; Wheat to PostColborne, sic.
Hoo pAck1SG CoxxEscEp.-Duringt the pnst
two or three dnys, Messrs. Stewart, Bros. and
Thcs. Nash have been packing Hogs at their re-
spectise houses.
: The FREScH HARvEsr.-Relcrring to the har-
vest in France. u. Barral, well.infor1ncd wri-
ter, after stating the result Of thirty-tiye dis
trlcts, says: In recapitu1alion the advices Of
The state Of the crops are not generally unsatis-
factory. The wheats being laid by storms will
not yield an average return. The sheaTes arc
numerous but very light. Almost everywhere
the hay harvest is abundant j; the oats arr fine;
The potatoes generally diseased; the cola va
rious; the cloveEa good and linseed perfect;
the beet root promising; the vines loaded with
fruit in the north, but deficient in the south;
the frui. trees will yield nothing"
DE7ao11-0ct. oe-Receipts, 4,s5: hrls flour;
6.'Ss bu wheat; 80 bu barley. The TriJuns
says; >,
We could heAr of no offers of wheat to day.
Tha demand is nctire and market norninally
higher. Buyers would pay LEO for extra white,
1-lG for No do, l.os@l.1o for No 2 do, asd
1.hs for No red. Holders appear inclined to
keep out Of the market Flour is actire, and
has made another advance OF lalc- Desirable
brnuds are very finn Mt the advance, but buyers
are rather less free TO operate, anticipating
re action in the New York market. The revised
quotations are 500 for No white extras, and
4.G2l@4,75 for red do. Yesterday afternoon
near 1900 brls changed hands mostly. at SIT
for white, and 4.6ef for red extras, and $50 for
double extras do. Oats and corn are quiet for
want Of sellers. The former command s6@3sc
from wagon. Corn nominal at 85c.
P1r1snERau-0ct 25.-Flour dull; sales from
store Of 656 bbls al f4.sa for superine; IS for
extra and s5a5@5.4o for, extra family. Grain
Sales 200 bu white wheat from store at $1.l6;
200 bu oats do at Soc.
Bosros-Oct. a5;-Receipts, 1855 bbls aour;
1855 bu corn; Ss44 bu oats. Corn firm ut $l.1o
@1.l3.
Sxw YoRK-0et- a5.-Rcceipts, ::4,e54 bbls
flour; 5S,ss6 bu wheat; l1,l24 bu corn; o774
bu rye; $500 bu barley; Il, ,531. bu oats.
,ALnAxr, Oct a5-Nheat continues in active
milling request. and upon common grades
further adyauce Of &c. per bushcl has been 70
allied, while for prime the market is baoyani.
Sales 5000 bu Milwaukee Club to arrive, at &lle,
1000 hu white Canadian, on the spot, ut %1.s3
1850 bu white Michigan, in bbls., at s1:4e, and
500 bu do on r.: corn is shade higher, hut
1000 bu Western mixed ut sl.05. harley. is not
plenty, with fair demand at slight improve
fnent ia prices. Sales $500 bu fouT-rowed State
at slc; 300 In Canada West Ut Sic, aud $50 bn
do East at S5c. In Oats there is reaction, and
terday, With good demand. Sales Il, ,4o6 bn
at 44c for STATE, Canadian and Western.
M,1wArkEr-0ct. e6.-The Milwaukee .S.*sti-
nel Of this morning says: :.
The wheat market opened at asliRht improve
'mcnt Yesterday, but on the receipt of The for !
eien news declined 3@9e, and at the close Was
quite dull. eceipts by the railroads, including
Hour, we're about ~sixty .6re' thousaud bushels,
namely: a,e40 brls -four, and 54.169 bushels
wheat. Shipments were about 60 900 bushels.
Sr. Louis; Oct: e6-FEorH-Market ytry irnnr
aud holders asking higher rates. WuzAr-
Holders ask an advance, but buyers operate
with caution. MIxzD Co.x-Demaud limited |