, 1859-06-10

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The Wheat market opened this morning ut
decline of 1@sc on yesterdays closing prices
the effect Of the drago's news, tefegraphed last
evening. In the afternoon, however, the AfTaoa
was telegraphcd, with more unfavorable ad-
rices. and panic took place among the holders
of Wheat, during which a decline Of 7@6e took
place, with free sales. The Transactions. how
ever, were almost entirely confined to Standard
Spring Holders of Winter grades did not press
their stocks to sale, and there was no inquiry
10 buy. About $1,000 bushels in ali changed
hands IN the course Of the day, 1t the following
quotations No. Red Winter, sl.45; No.
n.a an. y. s.x,, ems, s,.,dard
14' 60. 49, W -, St' ~ =.
spring. $l-W<gl.N; No. Sps'ng' s1oo. Az
the close buyers were Offering 81.01, without
xs,,er. F,orr continues dali and inactive.
80 ,.,:-.s ,eo. -. 4-...-..;n.. ,,..,..
]ofA oecnueo A@2e' pa$ 4at1eaS4t'na "e4@
confined to Railroad grades, about p 900 bush
of which were sold at Ct f0Gs4c for No. /, and 63
c...,s - p;... ..aa, ,~.-o
@o.' 4of ~ 1 oaD'4 tnu A'',e' s."Nes '.''
held of The market At the close the feeling
was quiet ut the inside figures of to-day'e sales.
Oats continue dull and there is no demand
whatever for lots in store. Barley quiet at SOC
for No. :: uiebwincs more active nnd shade
lower. with sales at e5@eec, Little or nothing
doing in Provisions. 4 sale Of $500 pcs bulk
Hams was made to-day at Sc, Hides steady,
Wool more acti,c. but prices arc still unsettled
Tle new clip comes in ycry slowly. Good po-
4,,,os rcrv sc,rcc and IN dcr,,nd unno,r7an
Secd scarce and in request.
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oe }"aoo m interesting 'etter 1fom hu1ai on
the subject Of the Late frost. and its effect on the
craps. In tue Cincinnati Ea.kfte of this morn.
49, ,r, 6,d ,ho c,1lou;no.
4"s w "A" 49, 'o'"
The second reports IRON the country. regard
Ing tue crops, arc more favorable, and it is safe
20 cosei"uc tn"t PenRle we're nioFe scuteu tnau
nura ~ TUE .roat Ahus n.ucn 1n]1tv las neen
uone; IN nv ~ pe ausse'onea' uu.' not"h1l-
etauaI - ~ ptospees ~. :e.s .aee iiops ale
g9Ga; 4astag ncsn mu:n .h'pIosea , Iatns ll1
wnlcA nave 1at'en Mi.nin lne 1ast lofty y-e'Eut e
noa1s; from seserA po!nts "e learn that tne
ilosl hi'Iu .ue y, ,::.fl M''Su "As inJutg 'ne
As rcrards coru. # viii be nil fight arain in n
week or two, and with favorable weather here
a'ter, !ne a1 fest crop ever grown IN inc est
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~ 49, s~....o. a<,s. CO.. ,,a..,. 80 ~
~ 49, A - 0A.' W
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1oo'' 4'''' e"e4'n"e 'oa teoenptou'
C1ScISSAT1-Jane s-KeceiTts, 2,061 bbls
flour: So bu corn; 2.94G bu wheat: 5.275 bu
n,ts asa hn h,r,pv Tho co-x,, of ~. ,,,,-n
:-..e ~. ~ o$''' - LILO '"o' ~
ing SAYS =
There wns an active demand for flour to-day
with sales of $500 bbls at $C15{d;, So for super-
tine Wheat tzlu with + good demand, No
clnnge iu corn
Nothing tranSpired in provisions, There was
some inquiry Cnr bacnn sides ut &c, but holders
asked t!c t;rocrrics unchanged. There wus
Il fair demand fur jobbing lots Whisky closed
dull at 2'c'
NEW 0HIEANS-JHuC t--Fl0ur held It1rlfr
saet .e of aau hIs M sunerf;nc % NJ sc 70 ''!er ce
buoyaut aud higher, closing Il ,D5@ .loftr mix
ed. Oats ''ave declined to ;sc: Mess pork nona'
,au, nae"n i nas".'eu ea uS saes sna p'7ees ate
demand for iari. md priccs tir1n At i6lltc.
Nrw Yorx lime --Recc;nts II "a h},a
ao,r. a.: In vheot. r4,shn corn IN o.. IL,
...
Bosroy. June r.-Rcrcints. 7.;a11 bb1s Aour.
ann h, aorn, or h., oate p1our An .. ae
NV ~ e''"1 ''e'o ~ '1@' f1o"' o0' IT. S'
@l. Corn :2ta!"c.
C1xC1SxA71, June 1,-Thc GaxxtH Of restcrda,
,hus rex;co. +h. ,,,rl-,x.
'"n' ~ - ~. ''AA Ae''
kes today, and the trade closed bno{ant al
*',7!'t0f,ro W for supcrtfne. The reported injury
10 Tie crops had aonaesh1ng 10 GO with the I'M
prosement Of Yesterday and to-day, but Is main
y attributable to light stocks and good loca
demand.
whent Advanced 5@1oc q bu, closing firm
Corn is firm at e0c, and at close IN advance was
asked. Rye dull at a0c. Barley 60 to 63c
Oats - TO Tic. Provisions continue dull, Du
holders are not disposed to make concessions
anticipating better demand in future. Gro
ccries quiet, but VIC hhsc no change to note il
prices. Whisky closed inactive at 26lc.
ST. Lor1s. June 7.-ReceIpts oo4 bar, harley
r o.- ,,,os .o,,, IN a. h.,.. .... oe1 ,t,
49, Nsa .,'n' to'.'' D"es Jus. 4'''4 'o'
as bbts whisky. Flour dull and heavy. When
declined 5@.c Corn firm with sales at 7e@ssc
Whisky characteristics at 27t@asc. Dr.,
Flint Hides 17c. Hungarian Grass Seed a SO
MONTREAL WEEKLY MAnkrr.-Thc followip,
We clip from tue Montreal Ga.<tfe of the stI
inst:
FLorR-Thc market has ruled dull, with ire
funr r.ae rt,ees s,nro9gnont 'ne week @ me best
Tue last three ttays at tG. "a. and soToc ;rfsr;n
Mt &G.,. shouinr II decline of ncar1v ee M m
bbI. from highest noint reached aho,t a fart
nir1,t aiuce, Fancr md Eytrn sre n moderat
rco,,cst at the reduced ouotat;onx n tosdnx
This afternoon about i .5tto hhls n = crno
fine for delivery in aif lime eoid ~ n ~
;RA1S.-Wbeat-S cnrnncs ri M;1srsuta ~
Club hnye bccn IN thc mo-Let ~. nnl,. 49,
$50. u. c. Spring sells in x1uail iots nj n @t,G
l.15. Oats have been sold in shjnn;1,p lot. = :
SIC pcr 81; lbs. Holders today IL Il cacts
Peas have been sold within the last few dsrs =
s1,na3. ut which more Gould be nlnced' H.r,'.
Small sales nre reported at Soc. corn-Tb
3a1ess hascs were NJ voc holoers no" ask $l.y
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