, 1859-02-10
OMMERCIAL.

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MoxEy, EXCHANGE, &c The money market I
affords but metgre field for news ,tems.~ PfP1 #
epects for startling facts decidedly dnt1, nut
with this the people should be entirely satisfied.
We hare simply 10 repeat former quotations. !
exchange l4111x, to customers. For cplleo. |
tions and to outsiders the rates are firm at the
higher figures. Discounts as usuol, 10 par cent. |
Scarcely any Eastern bills are found on the
market Gold l4Glk. Street brokers' rates |
nominal at 1@e per cent. per month with lev
transactions.
Coxx4clAL-The BreadstutEs markets to-lay. !
were more actlye. Wheat On account Of Light IT. :,
ceipts, opened only slldc lower for Winter and
Spring but altcr the New York dispa tehes we're
received, showing decline, the market became
dull and heavy. Sales amounted to about $500
bu. at 81 221st1l % ia store fur No. Eed SLOT
@l.08 for No. Red; 89>G3oc for Standard >priug;
so@so4c for new No. Spring aud 1on for RI
jected. :"
The Flour market was very quiet, with but FEW
round lots Offering. Sales were about 500 bl's at
35.25 for choice Spring Extra, aud sG.2oIo:25 Tor
choice White Winter.
The Com market advanced 1@a:, with limited
sales Of sbeled 1t cs@o7e per GO lis on track,
aud s7@5sc per 20 lbs fos Elr. 4 contract was
closed to-day for $4,000 bu prime Illinois River
Cofns 1or delivery on tue opening ol naS'sstl9n'
at Tic TO. b.
The Oats, Rye, and Barley markets were Gr1n.
With regard to Barley, it may be vel! to st1te that
prime parcels arriving find really sale ut 75@3oc;
but Barley in store is dull, and buyers do not
to invest In IL.
rna 1,,,,,,;a;o, ,.o,,.o. :; ,,a.. ,.t;,, v.-.ox-
~ ~ " ~ '
oas evening i'o'" ools mess iofA were s''' ~,
n.A asA'''S 49, +''''o s'sa o'" A' ''"u
Ae 'lA@noe VI uelNels " a'e pun i'.oA' e'''a''
ose o0o ~ ~ N'e w 'A. ,p0@s W =,
are very scarce ana III dcaana, WILL saes ..
Shoulders ut aIsI6:, loose. Lard 1lsm uao
ncarce, with limited sales at 11ssGGlIic.
n,essca f1oc. con,;,,o firm s;oea du,1 ,ud
''N' N'
neasJ. dlaes s1eaay.
The Cleveland Dszuocrot eays that different
- a.. -, - ,,,e a.-.o,.o .ar,.
parties IL AuAt e''s na'c' ~ t"e Asst soA's
= $1,000 bn Of Oats, but that the light demand aud
Tho hiRh price ut which thcY are held, keeps
4h.ro .,+ NJ .ha -o.r,-.+
49, roo l.. ,,.: c.;,c
AT nnnAo On Tue H. 'oV oa sn'cAao '7p''ak
Wheat sold at s5c; White u inter Illinois, sl:5o'
co,n firm Mt soc. oats advanced to Coz,
r-.-:. hrr-
Ine DeHo" fre< <.sss s1a'7s 'nAA ee' eto' nau
dred barrels Of flour have been received 10 tnas
city from Buffalo. With regard to the Flour
market, the same paper adds:
We have all nlcnK looked upon the high rates
hero ss tiesitions and as dlepronors'oneo =. to
oee a' o.aeI tSnao, a aa'e - ~ t.nnaht rs-a
demsnded by the state Of facts, The reactlou
seems no~ 10 hare commenced in earnest It
1tne op1nion o. Rooa ladRgs taai liz m ~ ~
.r,.shis so os~A A~~~1'~' .'-~
Corn sofa IN oe'sol1 on 1ne Hn' III 'os'
At Milwaukee, yesterday, the markets were
s,r -,d Loser s,ha g.nt;nL of fhis morning
14A @A4 Aoa'
seJs:
The effect Of the Asia's advices Was visible Id
the market to-day, and prices Of wheat anaef
went decline OF to centa- The transactiens
on Change did not exceed 5000 bushels. At a5e
for No. Spring, 81 for No. !, and tl1o9 s;1o
for Extra Club, the latter only for such sau'ptea
eswould have sold Ut 81 IS to tl.ao yesterday.
Sellers exhibited some reluctance in nccedlng 70
the decline. and many Of them preferred 70 no'a
over iasnet .nau .aAe ~ 'nT ~ .at .aaa nf ~
1eace sas igut Apee u ees.sue 80 80 ~. 81 al ~.
Ne" AolA 1epo'., uo"ess. - 80 = ;sL,t anr
oeuts8l9e, anu ~. AA ~ NJ ~,oos1 ~ ~. ~
4gna Oh leGoP1sa sasno; nao s1LnI. I ise''PNo -
Ao9s " nsa't .t,voH .tsna .,ara be5,o an.
aug Aoul 20 q te,Sss otSau 49, =, III ,1rsss.
49,
ang tneir s.ocks On ene na1Ae ,hie ~ lie ~
OF narAe1 !sAoSse''oos' "7 "4e "a"o'o ~ h'S
sny quo'@''"n"
The receipts nt Milwaukee, Yesterdey, were
Flour, SIT bbis; Wheat, 10113 bu; Oats, a,457
~. ~, no ,r u,ro- d,c br
y" eo'n' o.- w DA.''
AT sts L'u1s Oh the Nh 'hs:'' soc receipts u
Wheat we're 2 G3i sks Fll1r 9,150 ll1s, and i43
ets. co,, IN IL. W.i.,.,. nj ,r1u ,y,,r IT,,
,. 0o'n @''oS 7A@ '~'''' ~ VIVA
Receipts were so light, notwithstanding. there
was lwo5uys supply on tic rl!rkct lila: they
~ nos aoM. =. aaS nus ''.u'1eu IL
MneaL WIS sto" III lHuseWeuh il"a lsh>eit'''l' ~
s, 49,. - ." ~. tin rs.. ni T. :. =; . "a f. ;,
1,nrers w,,,lI MT asFat II an,; Eimr ~ :. vc,y
1n3at .r,tb i;rht nn5 no;mnortar, 1,,rs~r,;o,s
7end ~ i'm and m = 1t NJ H., s,lt 8; IN i.
;mnroycd trnTrYr.s ~co,;y.,s Wh;.1;v wan
frner, with s,ies at 27@17L:, sellers s;andine
out Ios 1sc VI ile cose. If.V's!n:l: h" M" ~; ~:
ShIa Ness n, s,9 fnr Msrrt ,,c,;rrrc nj y, II
m11@ce rrimc Whit, Eanns 81 ~.
~. c;.,;...,; <,...,ts - r..:,.ao,-a
ae s'a''1Aas' o4''S' " "''"'
aolaefa OF sls1ons appeared urn 70 dsy
And no disposition Was aantft-tea - presi
together the market must be ren3rttd inactive
oroefe were not numerous, "na Tie rf'sr c't:t
tightening oil the monetafy Strings, exercised
modify!rg lndneuce upon The s.Hcal.'fse feel
Ing; Msss pork was held ut Sls.5 10: country
and SIS for city, but we heard Of re sales
There were no indications Of willingness OF
the part Of sellers to nuke concesalaas Ibert
was no bacon Offering for sln:-rdiute delivery
For the future there we're bnye-s at = End w,
for shoulders and hides. ln.ro were sults II
bulk shoulders ut GlEc. ind we understaEE
20, QUO lbs. bulk sides deliverable April LIST, soll
at Sc. Light Sides on the apot were offered II
S5zc, with buyers ut eAc. Lard WIS duu. viii
Buail sales Of prime country 1t 1lnze. Ihe lm
md enFt& {s.V 1nkiE 1f f.IfH RI m