, 1859-09-12
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The demand for Snrinr Wheat to.aav WAC
.-..:---, 49,. t'. ,.
very @eu'e' ana LIE. MARKET was oaoyant ana
dvm a~..-. " 3d., e 5h;ss a,s.o, .s1,o"s..
n ,,,a f;r,ansss - sar;n- -. ~ a. ooo
hrs,,u,- -, 80. ..,.. - -.
ousoe4s enauseo haaos' 1losny AoF 1'nn'eo1a'e
shipment, at ssc for No. Red; 75a @1Gc for
No, Red: GGc for Rejected Red. 15M7Gc for
W sn,;no. -aa7t, f,- " o c.~;".. .sd
c-.c, ~"
tst9soc Tor NeJccteo Snring-a1l In store-the
market closing firm at the adynnce 4 lot of
mn bus Ecnosho enrin, VIVA sofd NJ r;1r ,
h E1ov.,. 49,. r., 80 ...;... 80, ..,.. r.
y. F'ouf was also urn aRa aense' Win sales o1
about $500 bbls at $4.0o@4.1:t for good to
choice Spring Extras, and s5,co65.s5 for
cho;cc White V;nter The a,,,,n,v ~ Sn-;,e.
1-... fl' VI ePA4's
11t1aa 1o-aas was 5athef hmltea, anu The
market closed firm. Corn Was very firm,
with Int little ctFarinr about ~ ooo h,
-,
"eFe so1o ~ "' anoa' 70 easc 1o.o. LOT ia1F 10
prime caual; 62c for No in store md Coo for
M o in store Tho martct.for t1otz wos on;et
~.
4'io "c"Ae', VII" t'"'''e" llansacslons IL 34fc III
store. Rye lrmer--sales being made ut SIC for
Nv ~ ,s.te. oa'ie, s'a'ee uaa ~ oe''e1 oe-
a'aSoo ~, s.eN "e4He' "4'A s1es =.
'u'>e, w. AZ. >"o'es 'ols ae''' eseu
'' ~ Sa's''s"'' 0e' u'snA'seo-
rte's".s to-oay were qu1et anu sestefoays
prices ruled Vessels were chartered at &c for
wheat from st. 1oscnb IN npfr..o. ctc firm,
Kennsb, .o nner,1o =. e. from ,,,;s nort 10 nnfr:
el's -,s " ~ ~ ~. ~ t,- -.e F
40 aaa c'soaa ta's port 10 os"eso.
p.r ~ pr.,,,xa, rh y ru
'A" ot oes4sl-ss~4'' ~'' = 1@t"tes "
the Stu contains the following
The movement Of breadstufis towards New
the rcsntt af nv t;,;," n,,eso,;an Wastar,, ~,
bankers have made arrangements for currency
produce east. for sale and not ior storage for
higher rates. The natural movement Of the
efoRs Is VIVA. ossse 10 sec ~ p'ase
seTFeo ~ gfa'n. :,
sean that Wsstc9n ~. nercheats or hsr ~ ~" ,treo1 y"
force. Their purchases are made with produce.
aud payments on old scores better than hare
been expected. The business upon al Western
roads continues good, and September, October
and November will yield urge revenue. At
no time since 1857, haye holders been 50 san
guine as nov ; and the general disposition Of
holders of long standing. is to wait little lon
ger, There is. at the sane time. .reat deal Of
Tealiziog bv THOSE who bou1b, a, low rates. Int
purchase al still % hirher nrices Tbs a1aonn. Of of
stocks upon the street is na large, md less
than when lower prices steadlty preEailed.
r,x "
4hs aiaAp of HHLa9'~Aae ~ l. eoaFteF
and Enquirer Of the sth says;
There appears to be marked difference in
the production of wheat in the various States
this year. Throughout almost ali the vhnlc
country the wheat looked unconmonly wellbe
fore harvest, but upon finding the actual Weld
after threshing, difference in some cases Of
fifty aud seventy fire per cent w.s found ia the
patts Of Illinois the whea. ai'sr bs.ng tresed
u ths acrc txera he farne5s hoa bssn ornacts
tns twenty bushels In Ohio IN partial cases
sne sa.,ls e1u.se % ~ oose1s9 1a' ss se" aefS
It was supposed would oplv vicid zen to to f;fteen e
bushels 6 to TIC acre, have yielded from forty to
e nv ~ ooun1 for sonlep ~ 10
quality. and in this respect, more than in the
actuaf greater yieI3, is the crop OF this ycar
more valuable than that Of last vesr In Min
pesota. the last in harvesting OF the wheat
growing States. no complaint is male. Illinois.
lndiaua and Ohio seem 10 suffer mere from this
disappointment after harvest than ether States.
NEW YoRK SExD MAnkEr.-The New York
E>o.o.;,t oe tba -,h TIM. rcv;axx .ha 49,,
1''','"' - >''o |'N' ''NS LIE seeo
market:
Clover is more active and the market firm
for choice at 2@9fc. Timothy IS ako more ia.
qnircd for, and rules firm ut $2.5ola.75 for
prime. 100 bushels Missouri Flaxseed brought