, 1859-10-24

for Red Winter; $40 to s4.50 for Spring E1-
tras, aud $3.50 to S4.oo for Spring Super. New
Corn in actirc demand, and market firm. Sales
Of new Shcllcd were made at Soc to Sic per Sc
fts on track and delivered; Ear 4o@41c on truck.
Old Corn WIS quiet with but little offering.
Oats were nctivc and steady. Sa.es amount to
about 4o,0o0 bushels ut % to 3aic for No. in
store and aec for Rejected. Rye in good de-
mand at t7ic for No. in store. Barley more
active and advanced &C, with sales of about
5000 bushels at GO 10 Gle for No. and SOC for
No. 9. Seeds quie.-Sales Of Timothy 1t 600
to EOS.
Freights steady. The rates to-day were:-
Wheat to 0swego, 1oc; Oats TO oswego ut 6tc
Barley to Buffalo. Sic
CINCINNATI, Oct. aaa.-Receipts, 1859 bbls
flour, e5s bushels wheat. 1878 bu corn, 4,o1s
bu oats, 1889 bu barley.
St. Louis, Oct. a1.-Flour continues dull nt
4-3o to 44o for super6ne. The market for wheat
il steady, with fair at demand yesterdays
prices. Receipts, to-day, 81, 900 Bushels Corn
Is in fair demand, With sales Of wheat at sc to
abc. Whisky is In limited demand, and prices
are declining. Eastern exchange firm at to lc
f
The st. Louis Ot'aocrof says:-
Hog packers are pretty well agreed that tue
opening rate here will be abou. $3.50, net;
$500 net is now paid; Henry Ames has recent.
ly slaughtered ESQ head. and intended killing
100 today. The stock of tacou has run down
10 about 500 casks and it is firm ut Sc for shoul.
ders and 1lf@le for clear sides. Probably s.
100 hbIs would cover nsl the Pork held here, the
L.. = ar
ll4,5O is the rate.
RocnEsrER-Uctoner 2o.-Ihe -4dceTfl-tr
says:-Farmers hereabouts are not ut nres-
~, hr;no;nr in a orcat de,1 of nro.
duce and business generally is verr
dull The weather to-day Is very unpleasant
10 .s hn.gsen - eSs.t md fonr :. ~ 9on
smalf to allow Of large profits. therc is some
doubt whether they are making great deal Of
money Vhe Price el henf Is @nchAngea On
most staoea. me soafse1 , 9aaat'es aou saeis
o*n rather be"ef 1han ;ne nest ofanos. though
.ne !atter m ase no. .. nec'n man. Az III;
csms 20 'naa ~ aus ~ aaa aaAs p'aee
ue'o'e conE. ~ Iao.e a. srerth = ~ 81
As. 2omJ ~ ast2r "a gonr - se'i;., sil" @na
higher figure. Common, from Chicago spring
to Mediterranean, $4.'dlG5.S''
GaA,s-Wheat is flrmer in price The arriy-
als from Canada have been smaller during the
past week than ior either Of the two previous
weeks. Very little Genesee wheat is offered,
and it is doubtful whether the farmers have a
great stock on hand. best white wheat is worth
<l.la to l-.o. Higher prices than these pre- oc.
casionally paid.. and we hear that as much as
<l.ss has been demanded within few days past
cb;cae eo snr;nr .i,ont e,c Cor1 IL h;cbar h. and an
| 50 to s5c is paid. Barley makes its appearance
occasionally peg ,n single 'oads' and brings 60 to
RnctvIs., r.. S ~ b"n sue xo13 s;th;n fsa e1e
nilcrs for "a W to % 4oe I'll Tie nusitr Of hi. gra;n
Is nst As ~ eooa I .. Il !. somc years Los az we We
haTe .een snncarcd tn h. s6r1,ni.r A' '0A' NC
~ w ~. ~ ~ n..":-. a. " m "A. a.,
AZ" 1oRk-oc1- zo-heee1pta. ss,os4 bbls
flour; s5,l4o bu wheat; G1,s3l bu eats; 100 bu
corn: 1884 buye,
~, IT,, rno1 49,, ~ NJ :, n.,.;... xoo.. u..,.
toltpooo w'Nece'p'S' -, o'''o oo "nea'
1,3s4 hfis Hour. Tbs market Is somewhat e1'
cited, aud many are holding out Of market
which fact will account for the scarcity Of saIes
FLoun--Sales 200 bbts extra Michigan at "a IS